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USUS Politics General 2: Hope Edition - Discussion of President Trump and other politicians
Hmm, I can't tell if I should make some glib shitpost pro-weed or anti-weed. I should wait for a few more pages of sperging to gather crucial market data.
Regardless of whether they flip the decision, it doesn't change the fact that this was one of the most obvious exploits to "birthright" citizenship. People have been complaining about it for decades now. "Anchor Baby" isn't exactly a new term.
Even if the decision is flipped, the do-nothing niggers in Congress aren't gonna do shit to pass a fucking law and cement it so we'll be back to doing this bullshit again when Trump's EO is rescinded by another EO.
They were absolutely correct about SSRIs and assorted "head meds" It's horrific to understand how the ssris work, and how, in some way, rewire brains. When you go off them you're in this sort of brain fog that never really goes away. We allow doctors to give them to fucking children, who's brains aren't even done cooking yet.
I'm sure in some very rare cases they do help, but the numbers point to 1 in 4 either using or have used them. I think like 15ish percent of the generation public are actively on some sort of ssri/head med. It's fucking sick.
an out of context clip Charlie Kirk asking the same exact question that many Israelis asked about security failure is absolute proof that he was against israel
Ashrafuzzaman Khan was the chief executioner of Jamaat-e-Islami’s Al-Badr death squads during the 1971 Bangladesh intellectual massacre.
In the final days of the war, his squads abducted professors, doctors, and journalists at gunpoint, tortured them, and dumped their bodies in mass graves to decapitate the new nation’s future.
Eyewitnesses and evidence (including a recovered diary with target lists) showed Khan personally shot seven Dhaka University professors at close range.
Bangladesh’s International Crimes Tribunal convicted him in absentia in 2013 on multiple counts of crimes against humanity and sentenced him to death.
He fled to the United States, became a naturalized citizen, and helped build the Islamic Circle of North America (ICNA) from the ground up - rising to Vice President and top leader of its New York/Queens chapter.
ICNA initially defended him as a “model citizen” dedicated to the community. After the conviction went public, they quietly scrubbed his name from their website with zero apology or condemnation.
The U.S. government has known for over a decade. The DOJ investigated whether he lied about his past on his citizenship application (standard grounds for denaturalization, as used against Nazi collaborators).
As of the most recent accounts, Khan, now in his late 70s, remains in Queens with no record of arrest, deportation, or punishment.
The government (US politics) is in the process of changing the schedule of weed in the federal statutes. I fail to see how weed isn't a political matter in the year of our lord 2026
