Nope. It's a violation of the separation of powers. Diplomacy and relationships with other countries is solely the domain of the executive branch

You guys saw antifa and BLM and saw a whole bunch of enemies. I saw a bunch of useful idiots who were programmed with the enemy's code.

The telling one that he said is that he's suing those who fund them.

Well when you chase off your entire tax base and enact policies to gut the middle class and make it so that even doctors have to have fucking roommates in an apartment in order to survive, and when you combine that with a whole shitload of waste in the form of corruption and government inefficiency and ridiculous social programs like handouts for homeless people and free drugs, no fucking shit Sherlock you're going to run up a deficit.

Didnt you just answer your own question? Do you think this law will be evenly enforced? Who buys up the majority of the housing? Blackrock and affiliates. Black Rock is a direct subsidiary of the Fed, in other words the central bank, in other words the private owned company that prints out our money for us under contract with the US government. Do you really think that Black Rock will get in trouble if they just I don't know ignore this law? Do you really think BlackRock won't get a concession in there so that they won't be prosecuted and it's only used to consolidate property? This legislation as you describe its effects Will dramatically affect boomers in retirees and people who had been accumulating wealth the way it's always been done. Mom and pop landlords will have to go out of business while the big boys will be able to stay afloat and eat the cost or bribe their way into not having to pay it. You're assuming that we live in a non-corrupt society, but if we were living in a non-corrupt society we wouldn't even be having this discussion. Why in the fuck would a guy who's getting kickbacks from these major investment firms proposed legislation that would harm his largest donors?

Yeah the problem with your whole argument is that the people who can buy the houses are also the people who print the fucking money they use to buy the houses.

I know about this piece of legislation what it is is he's proposing a 20% tax on investors buying up real estate basically. In other words it's not going to do jackdiddly squat except Jack up the cost of housing wherever it's implemented by about 20% because The big investment firms can literally afford to buy these houses with cash even with the 20% tax, and all they're going to do is pass the cost of the tax off to the consumer in other words me and you

If they draft me I guarantee you they're not going to want to put a gun or a grenade in my hand

Please please please make income tax illegal.

To be completely honest with you idiocracy looks like a fucking Utopia compared to what we got now

The coffee is way overpriced. I hardly ever buy it anyway what with me being a college student and everything. With a $15 percolator and a $5 blender I got from Goodwill, plus a couple other accessories and ingredients, I can make literally anything they have on their menu for pennies

But how will you finance your war without us financing you? Riddle me that faggot.

And then after the bit of theater they all go out for drinks

Hmmm... What happens when they come for your guns? What happens when they come to try to take you to public health camp? What should happen? I think the police should be a lot more careful when they come to people's houses.

At this point if you don't already own land, you're facing an uphill battle to try and get your piece of the pie. I can honestly see why somebody would not want to work their ass off to pay $2,000 a month for a 650 ft² one bedroom apartment. I'm not going to lie The temptation to say fuck it and go sleep in the woods has been getting stronger and stronger and stronger. I mean food literally grows out of the ground for free. Building material is literally right there in the fucking ground for you to use. Everywhere there's dirt, there's something you can use to build a house. Rainwater literally falls from the sky and you can collect it and have perfectly drinkable water. Sunlight is free. The temptation to say fuck it to this entire system and not even participate is very very strong nowadays.

All this talk and yet nothing seems to have been done beyond investigating. We've got the proof we've got the receipts, how come nothing has been done yet?

If you actually read the document it's just a deportation case for somebody from fucking Ukraine.

Does anybody have the link to the actual video? I mean I skimmed through the article and I couldn't find it and then I went and did a Google search and there weren't any videos online. I just don't want to dig through a video or watch a video of somebody going look at this video and watch me comment on it give me likes and money please buy some merchandise.

I just started calling her fried chicken grease. I think it's an appropriate nickname

Through the wonderful superpower known as autism

I mean the judge is going to find this guy guilty no matter what evidence is presented. This is what's going to blow the appeals case wide open. Engoron and fried chicken grease just want to be able to show to their rabid constituents that they went and got Trump. It's going to get overturned on appeals.

Just out of curiosity how many people have been indicted this month over that?

There's no way in hell that this isn't timed. There's no way that it took investigations this long to get the evidence needed to indict these people... It must have been timed to have all this happening all at once.

Either way I'm not sitting through a 5-hour long video. I'm starting to notice that there's more and more content getting posted here that has that uncanny valley AI generated effect to it you know.

Honestly it looks like AI generated