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Should be a wild four years.

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I mean it can be all of it, though the terrorist affiliation is probably the biggest. Imagine tanking your schools reputation for a war when you teach fucking law. Nigga, none of you pussies are going to fight in the sand pit, why do you even care? Be law niggas and learn about obtuse and arcane ways to get somebody out of a speeding ticket.
Seeking future employment at the law offices of Goldberg, Finkelstein, Weinstein, Goldstein, Epstein, Cohen, Dreyfuss, Baruch, Feinberg, Rosenbaum and Goldman, decides it's a good idea to openly espouse anti-jewish beliefs.

They're not sending their best, folks.
 
like, not trying to sound like a kike lover, but i'd rather fucking talk to/live/work with jewish people than Gaza cunts
I've lived next to (Orthodox) Jews and I've lived next to Muslims. The Jews were better neighbors. It's an anecdote and your mileage may vary depending on the country, but there it is.
 
Pretty much exactly 25% currently work in retail (wal mart check out lines, fast food, etc.) which is a job that has been basically useless for 5 years already, and basically everyone who works in it hates it. So sounds like a perfect fit honestly.
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McWagie automation will fail because the people in charge of maintaining the robots are the same people who're supposed to maintain the ice cream machines.
I would convert half the McWagies into McJannies to keep the restaurant clean and to wipe down the caked up grease on the robots to keep them alive longer.
 
Nah, nobody has the patience for this anymore, nigger fatigue is in overdrive. The riots were only allowed to happen last time because they had the cover of white people who thought they were doing the right things and democratic mayors who cucked the police. Both of those things are gone, the conditions aren't right anymore.
and they pretty much ended exactly when people started getting shot. Ended in Kentucky when the National guard gunned down a black that shot at them from his back door.
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Pretty well ended national wide after Krazy Kyle from Kenosha gunned down those 4 antifa dudes as I recall.

Looking back there was a substantial amount of Gun play in those riots, much more than i remember from the Ferguson riots during the obama years.
The Feds got pretty rowdy up in portland
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They said they are not going to end DEI programs.


We have informed the administration through our legal counsel that we will not accept their proposed agreement. The University will not surrender its independence or relinquish its constitutional rights.
Cool, so we get to keep our 2 billion?
Harvard has a $50 BILLION endowment fund too. Why touch that though when they're given your money to spend.
Can we also do some asset seizing?
 
I've lived next to (Orthodox) Jews and I've lived next to Muslims. The Jews were better neighbors. It's an anecdote and your mileage may vary depending on the country, but there it is.
I've lived around many throughout my life. I can't say any of them were "bad" at all really, even the people who outright despise jews don't call out the kind of things that make for bad personal neighbors. They're not loud, filthy, or anything like that.

In my experience jews fall distinctly into one of two categories.
A: Extremely happy, optimistic, social, talkative, loving life and always living it to it's fullest.
B: The exact opposite. Never smiles, constantly pissed off, stern, judgemental, and terrified all the time.

You'll find both of these within the same household, i'm not sure why it happens.
 
From Noem v. Abrego:
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The District Court's order to facilitate Abrego's release from El Salvador is still in effect in part. The Supreme Court asks the government to provide the steps to facilitate the return of Abrego now that the case will be remanded back to the District Court.
You disingenuous prick. You said:
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Where in the ruling does the Supreme Court say the government has to 'facilitate his return'? Its not in the image you posted. You're moving the goalposts, faggot.
One of the law kiwis can correct me on this but due process doesn't always mean a multi-week jury trial.
Thats correct, there are different standards for different people and purposes. I made a huge post about this upthread.
 
I've lived around many throughout my life. I can't say any of them were "bad" at all really, even the people who outright despise jews don't call out the kind of things that make for bad personal neighbors. They're not loud, filthy, or anything like that.

In my experience jews fall distinctly into one of two categories.
A: Extremely happy, optimistic, social, talkative, loving life and always living it to it's fullest.
B: The exact opposite. Never smiles, constantly pissed off, stern, judgemental, and terrified all the time.

You'll find both of these within the same household, i'm not sure why it happens.
I find the biggest divide is whether they're Orthodox Jew or secular Jew. Orthodox Jews are far more secure than the secular ones and less often globohomo. However, this is kind of a separate discussion.
 

The opening line :story:
For three-quarters of a century, the federal government has awarded grants and contracts to Harvard and other universities to help pay for work that, along with investments by the universities themselves, has led to groundbreaking innovations across a wide range of medical, engineering, and scientific fields.
And that's us! We're totally not woke activists wearing yet another hollowed out institution as a rotting skinsuit. Allahu akbar!
 
You disingenuous prick. You said:
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Where in the ruling does the Supreme Court say the government has to 'facilitate his return'? Its not in the image you posted. You're moving the goalposts, faggot.

Thats correct, there are different standards for different people and purposes. I made a huge post about this upthread.
It was Sotomayor who said it. It was not in the ruling. The media is straight up lying to try to sway public opinion. What a great strategy to rebuild the public’s trust!
 
A new poll from "Trust Me Bro" industries just dropped, with an unknown error rate or margin or error or even a damn sample size,

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Best part of it is that its poor creator and I guess allegedly the people involved in the survey as well as the denizens of reddit have all conflated or confused manufacturing to factory work, sure there is lots of manufacturing jobs that happen in warehouse and foundrys but how about logging, how about raw goods like beryllium and cobalt that require high tech, complicated machinery in very out of the way places to source? How about just things like shipbuilding or finished good transportation, all of this is under the umbrella of "manufacturing domestically".
I think you said you work in a factory, right? And I've worked in a couple of different factories in my lifetime and even ran a small one for a little while. Neither of the factories I worked in wre bad places to work, we got breaks, we could go to the bathroom or get a drink of water when we needed to, and we even got limited benefits like sick days and vacation.

In my experience, nobody really wanted to work there. They wanted the paycheck, and the work was within their skill set. Everybody there still wished they had a better job. Nobody wanted to make a lateral move, from the factory to fast food or retail sales, but they still all dreamed of getting out of there and getting a high-paid desk job or starting their own businesses. They were content enough with their work and conditions, but they all wanted more. The smarter ones worried what would happen when they were too old or physically unfit to do the job any more.

So it's not glamorous work, it's physically demanding and often dirty or too hot or too cold. Little kids don't dream "When I grow up, I want to work in a factory." But at the same time, a lot of people will do the work that's required willingly and without too much complaint if the pay is decent, there are safety measures, and they get a few benefits, particularly if there's a deficit of good jobs in the area. They're not going to say that in an internet poll though, they're going to talk about their dreams, not reality.
 
Pretty much exactly 25% currently work in retail (wal mart check out lines, fast food, etc.) which is a job that has been basically useless for 5 years already, and basically everyone who works in it hates it. So sounds like a perfect fit honestly.
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If a McFood McOrder McProcessortron 2000 can get my order right 4 times out of 5, it will be performing far better than the UTTERLY useless niggers (actual, black, fat-lipped, mush-mouthed room-temperature mouth breathing niggers) who've fucked up every order I've placed at a McDonald's in the last ten years.

I know the general answer is "lazy, apathetic, stupid, uncaring" ... but it has always astonished me how hard people find the instruction "no cheese." Like ... I'm LITERALLY saying it's 100% okay for you to do less than you're normally supposed to do. One less thing you need to do to assemble my delicious sodium/cocaine-laced sammich. How do you still fuck that up?
 
I think you said you work in a factory, right? And I've worked in a couple of different factories in my lifetime and even ran a small one for a little while. Neither of the factories I worked in wre bad places to work, we got breaks, we could go to the bathroom or get a drink of water when we needed to, and we even got limited benefits like sick days and vacation.

In my experience, nobody really wanted to work there. They wanted the paycheck, and the work was within their skill set. Everybody there still wished they had a better job. Nobody wanted to make a lateral move, from the factory to fast food or retail sales, but they still all dreamed of getting out of there and getting a high-paid desk job or starting their own businesses. They were content enough with their work and conditions, but they all wanted more. The smarter ones worried what would happen when they were too old or physically unfit to do the job any more.

So it's not glamorous work, it's physically demanding and often dirty or too hot or too cold. Little kids don't dream "When I grow up, I want to work in a factory." But at the same time, a lot of people will do the work that's required willingly and without too much complaint if the pay is decent, there are safety measures, and they get a few benefits, particularly if there's a deficit of good jobs in the area. They're not going to say that in an internet poll though, they're going to talk about their dreams, not reality.
There's always gay steel mills with nightclubs once the work's done.
 
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