Exactly. The Democrats have their own issues, but there is a difference between a candle and a burning house and the difference does matter.
Curious_Canid
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I can't imagine either.
Actually, that might explain a lot of things about that knife.
The masks tell the whole story. People with legitimate authority do not need to wear masks. Everyone involved knew this was a criminal act and wanted to avoid being implicated.
We're seeing a lot of masks on law enforcement and government agents these days. There's a reason.
Have you checked to see whether those holes in the blade appear on all of them? I'm wondering if yours was just attacked by a rogue machinist while its back was turned.
I'm happy to see Winston Duke returning. I loved his performance in Black Panther.
I think most people from my culture (midwest American) find it uncomfortable to get help from anyone. It seems vaguely embarrassing, even when it's from friends or family. It's much easier to give than to receive.
I've been on both ends of that pretty regularly and I have been working on learning to accept help gratefully as well as giving it. It is surprisingly difficult.
This is just another aspect of the conviction these people all share that the rules do not apply to them. And it is a perfect demonstration as to why no one with that attitude should ever be allowed to serve in the government.
Also, my use of the term "serve" was inappropriate. None of these people are serving anyone or anything except for their personal interests and their egos.
I don't like balisongs, even a little, but I thoroughly enjoyed your review.
He seems to only have one actual skill, but to be fair, being born rich is very difficult to master.
Poor grammar aside, the headline is inaccurate. I am all in favor of people dumping Teslas, but Musk neither designed nor built any of them. He paid people to design them, then he paid people to build them. And by all accounts, he did not pay them well or treat them kindly.
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The federal government is still being destroyed, but I have more hope than I did a week ago.
The judicial branch finally seems to be getting some traction on curbing the illegal activity. There's a long way to go, but it's a start.
In my home state of Wisconsin, some very good things happened. Me elected another progressive to the Wisconsin Supreme Court, which maintains the majority we finally achieved in the previous election. Musk spent a lot of his personal time, and his own money, trying to push that election the other way. Crawford one by more than 10 points, which is impressive when most of the margins have been tenths of a percent recently. The other state races generally also went well.
I can't tell you just how big this is for us here. We've been feeling the same sense of hopelessness as the rest of the country. Now everyone I've talked with seems happy, excited, and hopeful. Also, very determined to keep fighting.