Donald J. Trump the petty penny president
BeigeAgenda
joined 2 years ago
It's always good to blame the democrats when the felon slashes social security and doubles food prices.
When the democrats have been warning about those consequences of voting for trump the whole of last year.
And it's funny that you mention the lack of empathy when that priest was just accused of "The sin of empathy".
The people you accuse of lack of empathy are in favour of increasing minimum wage and benefits for the poor.
It's sad to see a country give the reins to a madman that said he would be a dictator and follows through on project 2025.
Does your religious season need some commercialization we got you covered: Shop here for your Ramadankalender, Ramadan-tree, Ramadan-santa outfit, and Ramadan gifts. (We haven't read up on the significance of the Ramadan and Eid but I am sure we can sell you some re-purposed Christmas crap, just ignore the Christmas tree shaped chocolates).
I read it as: Get in the game, you are missing out on Days of our lives, and kitchen gadget commercials.
Countries are already looking for alternatives to trading with America, the felon is speedrunning Brexit along with everything else.
With your powers combined...
'Trump bump is over': Confidence free falls as voters blame President for market 'chaos' - Raw Story
Must be Jr's bump 🔑🏔️ they are talking about.
American science has been cancelled, Europe, China and others will take up the slack, leaving America to bang rocks.
California could keep running, who knows.
What is your medium of expression for the Westward Ho? I would suggest Empty Cisco tubs or empty cans of PBR.
Nice painting, futuristic and dystopian.
I'm not a structural engineer, but it seems to me that the skyscraper and carrier would not last long in that position before turning into a pile of rubble.
Funny enough Cinnamon is Gnome 3 done right.
And I agree gnome in general has its sore points, I'm just used to them.
Here's a link to the paper "Tiny Pointers" https://arxiv.org/pdf/2111.12800 those editors at Quantamagazine writes their summary in a strange fashion, for instance using x in stead of n which is normally used in computer science when talking about big O notation.