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MuckeyDuck 1 point ago +1 / -0

I wasn't talking about you noodle. Sorry if you thought that son.

I thought this was going to source from a twitter post.

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MuckeyDuck 2 points ago +2 / -0

Confused! Your asking if a post with the title "WORSHIP UNDER ATTACK "They weren't throwing water balloons.. . They were throwing water balloons filled with urine at Christians", is a stickied prayers for Texas thread?

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MuckeyDuck 2 points ago +2 / -0

I think they both have/had a list either directly under them, or generated by a third party using them as pass-thru agent.

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MuckeyDuck 2 points ago +2 / -0

I'm only going to wait a second to see if you crack a smile, after that I've got to assume your serious.

The video is 14 sec long.

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MuckeyDuck 1 point ago +1 / -0

Listening to that boy for long and I gonna need a nerve pill.

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MuckeyDuck 2 points ago +2 / -0

That is from a year ago.

Research shows that there is not recent news of Tornado hitting Jacksonville, Fl.

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MuckeyDuck 9 points ago +9 / -0

They don't need to come back to states. This is noise, and sounds like from someone struggling to get more clicks. Trump can get them where ever they are.

This might not have been true under the old rules, but the way Trump is willing to cut off all economic ties to any country that does not do his bidding, Trump could get anyone, in any country repatriated.

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MuckeyDuck 10 points ago +10 / -0

Imagine if they had instead of drug sniffing dogs, tattoo sniffing dogs that could sniff out a tattooed up person through a door lol.

Wonder if the OBBB money is in play yet. When that 150 B money starts funding deportations, should make for some interesting viewing. Hope DHS films all of this a post it out.

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MuckeyDuck 10 points ago +10 / -0

Which would work to restoring the U.S. as a true representative republic, imposition of term limits, or revocation of 17th amendment?

Revoking the 17th Amendment would likely do more to restore the U.S. to a "true representative republic" as envisioned by the Founders, who prioritized a balanced federal system with states as key players in governance.

It directly addresses the structural erosion of state influence, a cornerstone of the original republic, and aligns with the Constitution’s design to prevent centralized tyranny.

While term limits promote fresh representation and accountability, they don’t tackle the federal-state imbalance and could introduce governance inefficiencies.

However, revocation risks public pushback due to reduced voter power, so its success depends on public understanding of federalism’s value. Term limits, while impactful, are a less fundamental fix for restoring the republic’s original framework. Final Answer: Revocation of the 17th Amendment.

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MuckeyDuck 13 points ago +13 / -0

Term Limits would be good but I think one of the past action that played the biggest part in changing the U.S. from a true Representative Republic was the passage of the 17th amendment (Direct election of Senators)

I would like to see this amendment repealed.

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MuckeyDuck 1 point ago +1 / -0

When Leprechauns begin falling out out of the arse of jet plains so think they cloud the sun, and sovereign pass laws against Leps, tending to legitimize them, then I think the answer is, YES.

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MuckeyDuck 1 point ago +1 / -0

Kids say the darndest things for sure.

I commented how every Big Foot photo was blurry. My son said the obvious, "maybe Big Foot are just blurry creatures!"

But no joking, I have wondered, and commented as to who a drone was not outfitted with a can of silly string as a way to take down opponents drones.

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MuckeyDuck 38 points ago +38 / -0

WOW! This could have major implications on these actions being disclosed.

Can't wait to read of the reply to this inquiry.

This is Sticky Worthy. The simple title belies the impact of this comm.

u/propertyofUniverse u/Brent75 u/Bubble_Burst

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MuckeyDuck 10 points ago +10 / -0

There is no proof?

I'm are sorry mate, I did not know. Now that I do, and operating by the "Requires Proof" rule, I have to go delete 99.9 percent of everything I have contributed to this site. (sarc)

(Please don't be offended, I am saying this "tongue in cheek")

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MuckeyDuck 14 points ago +14 / -0

It does seem odd, considering actions by states which affirm the reality of (ThemTrails) to proscribe any mention of it on this site.

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