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Should be a wild four years.

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It's hard for me to imagine even a big structure like a dam surviving multiple nuclear warhead strikes
So. I said the other week that I thought it would be railguns that took out a giant dam. But go with me here.

Space laser. Just heat and cool that fucker for a while.

We should have special cameras on all our dams that can spot the beams...

@Michael Wade I love TNG but DS9 is better in every way.
 
I've been watching a bit of the apprentice ( the show, not the hitpiece movie) and it's so dam funny to me how Trump really hasn't changed at all and how much everyone loved him. He even had the presidential dance in season 2. Its a genuinely fun show too, managed to get a relative to watch it even though they don't care for Trump and I think it's actually winning them over to him lol.
do they have the celebrity apprentice seasons on? Gary Busey was fucking insane. Nick Rochefort references that a few times like he was selling steaks or whatever
 

oh this is going to be fun.

Granted, I'm part of this group, but maybe make it permissible to go away via bankruptcy again?
It will be a good day when my student loans are finally paid off. I can imagine lots of people just didn't resume payment when they unpaused student loans. Bad move, at least petition for a deferment or something lol
 
do they have the celebrity apprentice seasons on? Gary Busey was fucking insane. Nick Rochefort references that a few times like he was selling steaks or whatever
Not yet, but they have been gradually adding seasons to it. Right now we are up to season 6. Im really looking forward to season 12, that has the most star studded line up of C list actors.
 
I feel like claims that losing the 3 Gorges dam would headshot China are overstated
Rushing water is one of the most destructive forces on Earth.
The 400 million people downriver from the dam don't all live clustered right around the dam's base, retard. Yichang, the first large city downstream from the dam, would take 30 minutes to an hour for the water to reach. Wuhan is 300km away and would have 12 hours or more of warning, and Nanjing and Shanghai are around 1000-1200km away.
You couldn't evacuate 400 million to safe zones in 12 hours, you'd kill half of them in the panic.
The only realistic way I can think of is via ICBMs because I don't see how anything else would have the range or the fire volume to survive the gauntlet of China's ground and air defenses to commit this warcrime.
4 sticks of dynamite in a crumbly area, on the shoreline of the oldest dam upstream. You could intentionally create a rock slide, that suddenly increases pressure on the dam structure to failure.

Cascade failure is the highest probability, when you have a bunch of old shitty dams upstream, in geologically unstable areas prone to rock slides.
 
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Trump doing some arts and crafts, I heard he drew a blue duck because he's never seen a blue duck and to be honest with you he wanted to see a blue duck:
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Imagine outing yourself as someone who's never watched Dilbert: The Animated series.
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He is completely correct in what he's saying. The actual boomer opinion, that I have had the joy of hearing from my father many times, is that we should all be grateful to globohomo for affordable smart TVs, phones and plastic garbage, aka shit we don't need, instead of worrying too much about car and home prices.
It's not a bug, it's a feature. Boomers aren't concerned with rising house prices because many of them plan on selling their home and retiring in Mexico. So, for them, anything that lowers the value of their home is basically fucking their retirement plan.
 
4 sticks of dynamite in a crumbly area, on the shoreline of the oldest dam upstream. You could intentionally create a rock slide, that suddenly increases pressure on the dam structure to failure.

Cascade failure is the highest probability, when you have a bunch of old shitty dams upstream, in geologically unstable areas prone to rock slides.
The basic outline is that all it takes is a few intelligent people and a relatively small amount of explosives to murder thousands with targeted infrastructure sabotage, dams especially because it's nigh impossible to evacuate people in time. The US is so extensively susceptible because of how long our infrastructure logistics are, it makes it impossible to actually realistically guard everything all the time completely, and China has the same issue.

Most nations don't even bother anyways because they're operating under the belief that, outside of terrorism (which is perpetuated by retards so not as much of an imminent threat) conventional enemies would want the infrastructure intact for their own purposes. Deciding to say fuck it and eradicate capabilities wholesale is basically the point where the tactical deployment of nuclear weapons becomes viable anyways, so civilian casualties becomes somewhat moot.
 
It's due to how fructose is metabolized as compared to say glucose.
Thanks a lot for explaining. This reminds me of an article I read a long time ago that tried to reason why Americans were having all the health issues you listed versus the Japanese who ate carbs as a staple food (rice), but had none or very few such health issues (high cholesterol, fatty liver, etc). I am sure there are multiple causes (ex: portion size), but prevalence of HFCS in Western diets can explain a big chunk.
Me though? I am a bit of a Grugg. "Joe Rogan say Seed Oil and HFCS bad? Grugg no buy!!"
So. I said the other week that I thought it would be railguns that took out a giant dam. But go with me here.

Space laser. Just heat and cool that fucker for a while.

We should have special cameras on all our dams that can spot the beams...
Fuck yes, this is exactly the kind of schizo-posting forward thinking analysis that I am hoping to find on KF.
I mean, there's a good chance they tested a space based laser weapon first on Lahaina in 2023 and second time in SoCal just this year. If global war really does pop off it's gonna be insane...
4 sticks of dynamite in a crumbly area, on the shoreline of the oldest dam upstream. You could intentionally create a rock slide, that suddenly increases pressure on the dam structure to failure.
Mate, how are you going to create a spy cell in China that can procure dynamite and carry out such an attack on a guarded installation? A powerful enough earthquake can also happen and crack one of those dams, but we're talking about a realistic case in a time of war...
The basic outline is that all it takes is a few intelligent people and a relatively small amount of explosives to murder thousands with targeted infrastructure sabotage, dams especially because it's nigh impossible to evacuate people in time. The US is so extensively susceptible because of how long our infrastructure logistics are,
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(Dear Glowniggers, this is just a joke. I disavow.)
 
Fuck me running, I wish once, JUST EVEN ONCE, that one of these zombie, NPC news presenter would ask one of the Democrat officials bleating on and on about some spic getting "due process" exactly, and I mean exactly, what process do they think he is due. What is the process that you either think he's due or that you want him to have?

Is it another round with an immigration judge? Is it a full-blown jury trial? If so, to determine what?

These faggot Dems just keeping chanting the mantra "Ohm, due process. Ohm," and no one asks them to detail what they mean.

I have a friend that said he didn't get due process because there was never a jury trial as guaranteed in the constitution. I explained that not every trial is eligible for a jury trial, and that's not what due process means in a legal sense at all. He USED to be a smart guy, but the capture by rhetoric has gotten so bad that he literally told me that I "always bring up some technicality bullshit to excuse actions".

The bottom line is the media is doing all of this on purpose. They want people to think "a citizen from maryland got snatched up on the street and sent to an el salvador prison for being brown" because that's a LOT more outrageous than "an el salvador citizen was deported after losing his appeal to stay, and was put in prison by el salvador for crimes committed there". That's why they always use "maryland man" instead of illegal immigrant, and never talk about how he lost all of his immigration cases.

In the end, this isn't about any legitimate due process concerns. Every part of this would have been easily resolved by following the law as written. They decided that they wanted to change the immigration system using only policy changes to avoid having to go through congress. Turns out, the system really gets jammed up when you try to go around it.
 
I dunno, why ARE people so upset over HFCS?
@asr already answered it perfectly, but it's funny you mention HFCS because regular corn syrup is one way to make extra smooth ice cream or sorbet. As with HFCS, regular corn syrup can have off notes (often perceived as metallic) however, it prevents iciness and creates a plusher texture. It's not as bad as HFCS but it's not good for you either.
4 sticks of dynamite in a crumbly area, on the shoreline of the oldest dam upstream. You could intentionally create a rock slide, that suddenly increases pressure on the dam structure to failure.
I'm surprised this hasn't happened already as a false flag or something
 
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