That's a pretty good analogy.
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Outright lies like, "I'll be a dictator on day 1," or, "If I win you'll never have to vote again?"
What would he possibly gain by lying in this case?
That's the satanic temple. The church of Satan is a completely different thing.
It's weird that you're framing a company taking less of a profit during a financial downturn as a bad thing.
Planning for it could easily mean that they kept extra cash on hand to float them through a trump presidency, which is what smart companies should be doing.
That doesn't work when it's the CFO denying the request.
The bad thing is that Texas publishes a ton of textbooks for the country.
Yeah, it's pretty naive to think that the party of, "every accusation is a confession," who screamed about election fraud for 4 years didn't commit election fraud.
Musk lotteries, bullet ballots being orders of magnitude higher than previous years only in swing states, bomb threats in blue areas and judges not extending voting times to accommodate, Trump saying Musk was going to help him out and voting machines using Starlink internet, etc.
That still doesn't cover the need to verify that you are who you say you are.
If government issued IDs were free for everyone, this wouldn't be an issue. The issue isn't showing an ID to vote, it's that not everyone has one, and those who don't are usually lower income.
Just an fyi, the gender tags are for the genders present in the picture.
He literally said, "They rigged the election and now I'm president again."
I mean, we're all talking about it, aren't we? His actions might spur others into taking action.
MLK didn't really do a ton of direct action, but his speeches were still very influential.
I mean, by definition intentional property damage is violence.