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Should be a wild four years.

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Current members of the House of Representatives
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Current members of the Senate
https://www.senate.gov/senators/

Current members of the US Supreme Court
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It would be incredibly stupid for Putin to have any position other than wanting absolutely everything in Russia's favor before negotiations actually begin. There's very little good in making any kind of concession before even coming to the table. Perhaps he read a book by some other famous world leader than explains all of this and more for anyone too stupid to figure it out for themselves.
 
Ohio Democrat State Rep Ismail Mohamed confirms what we already knew from Ilhan Omar, Omar Fateh, Deqa Dhalac, and Mana Abdi— namely, that Somali politicians in the USA represent Somalia, not the USA. They are explicit about it:
https://xcancel.com/AFpost/status/1956209921826996624
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From the captioning:
“Ilhan Omar is our representative at the federal level from the State of Minnesota.”
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As for Columbus,
“We have more than 10 representatives in the city and at the state level. We have established a tight-knit organization. We are all in one room (Group Chat). Our main objective is to discuss things that concern Somalia. It’s our country. It’s our people. Our aim as [a] united front is to lobby for Somalia, helping waive (Somalia’s) national debt…”
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Americans are being colonized. Don’t neoliberals think colonization is bad?
 
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This pic has gotten a lot of attention lately:

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Now watch the video of that encounter to see how easy it is to tell a lie with a single image:


 
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The former US Institute of Peace, a hive of scum and villainy, your haki must be strong or you will be corrupted by the faggotry:

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To the surprise of no informed or intelligent person, Kansas City’s communistic Sun Fresh grocery store has gone under:

The socialism experiment, as imposed by neoliberal elitists, is a black hole down which an infinite amount of other people’s money can be poured to no avail.

Meanwhile, in New York City:

Commie grocery stores will not work in New York any better than in Kansas City. But maybe if Democrats seize power at the national level and force all the other stores out of business, this will turn out better than it did in Venezuela.
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If neoliberalism prevails in the USA, Americans may have to go without benefits of civilization that have been taken for granted for centuries. Stores are an example.

From the shitlibbery-addled Seattle area:
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Kroger announced its plans to permanently close two more grocery stores, one in Kent and one in Everett…
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The stores belong to Kroger’s Fred Meyer subsidiary.

Kroger noted that the closures could affect approximately 360 workers from both stores.
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A Fred Meyer spokesperson explains why the closures were necessary:

“Unfortunately, due to a steady rise in theft and a challenging regulatory environment that adds significant costs, we can no longer make these stores financially viable.”
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No worries. After grocery stores have been forced to close, shitlibs like Brandon Johnson and Zohran Mamdani can provide us with government grocery stores. On the downside, these will fail — as in Kansas City.

At least Bed Bath & Beyond is making a comeback. Not in California though:
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Marcus Lemonis, executive chairman of Bed Bath & Beyond, released a scathing letter about how California has made business conditions miserable.

“We will not open or operate retail stores in California,” Lemonis bluntly wrote. …

[Lemonis] called California one of the most “overregulated, expensive, and risky environments” for American businesses that makes it difficult to employ people and keep doors open.
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Until recently, shoplifting was effectively legal in the erstwhile Golden State. Proposition 36 curtailed the prolonged looting spree by making shoplifting a felony, but malicious hyperregulation, rampant theft and excessive taxation continue to suffocate businesses under single-party Democrat rule.
 
Newsome pulled the trigger on the Commiefornia redistricting

https://www.reuters.com/world/us/ca...tricting-plan-counter-punch-texas-2025-08-21/

But he may have fucked up a bit in his rush to get the new districts to the vote before November.

https://globalnews.ca/news/11341047/lawsuit-gavin-newsom-redistricting-california/

Commiefornia constitutions says that all bills must have a 30 window where the public can view them and comment. That's too long for Newsome so he used a bill already in the house, something stupid about childcare regulation (No. 323-212A0) gutted it of all other statutes and repurposed the bill number for his redistricting ploy saying that it's not the content of the bill but the bill itself (he means the bill number) that has to be up for 30 days.

Which anyone can see is bullshit.

The law was written (by the Govenator himself btw) to give the public time to understand and comment on the what's in the bill not just the bill number. So some GoP house members have launched a lawsuit to make Newsome give the new bill 30 days.

That will cause some serious issues for Newsome getting the new districts done before the next election in November is already really hard if they judge forces Newsome to give the new distracting bill 30 days before the house can vote on it he won't be able to get the new districts to go into effect before 2026.

The big question is which judge gets the case, is he or she a Democratic shill who will hand wave the obvious Newsome bullshit about bill numbers and let him ram it through in time for the 2026 mid-terms or will they apply the law as it was intended and written.

We will have to wait a few days to see but the GoP asked for a emergency mandamus so this will be pushed forward asap.
 
Is it correct to say that everyone is in someway bigoted? Like humans naturally are like that hell all animals are like that. Ants for example from one colony will fight ants from another .We have ingroup preference based in race, religion or culture becuase that’s how we are. And every culture is like this, Muslims people tend to live around other Muslims, blacks etc. so where did this notion of “we can all live in harmony if we just stop hating each other” come from? Like Im genuinely curious.
 
Not a damn person alive can make me believe California hasn't been gerrymandering its districts, like Massachusetts totally isn't.
 
Levitcus prime24 said:
Is it correct to say that everyone is in someway bigoted? Like humans naturally are like that hell all animals are like that. Ants for example from one colony will fight ants from another .We have ingroup preference based in race, religion or culture becuase that’s how we are. And every culture is like this, Muslims people tend to live around other Muslims, blacks etc. so where did this notion of “we can all live in harmony if we just stop hating each other” come from? Like Im genuinely curious.
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humans have a natural in group preference that is completely necessary in the wild. ie: you like your tribe mates and dislike outsiders because they represent competition for resources your tribe needs.

Nowadays that has morphed into many different social behaviours from patriotism to racism but it's all "natural" in the sense it's part of our being and not taught but it doesn't serve us so well in a world where desperate social groups must co-habit and work together, hence all the friction and issues that plague us in the modern day.
 
Levitcus prime24 said:
Is it correct to say that everyone is in someway bigoted? Like humans naturally are like that hell all animals are like that. Ants for example from one colony will fight ants from another .We have ingroup preference based in race, religion or culture becuase that’s how we are. And every culture is like this, Muslims people tend to live around other Muslims, blacks etc. so where did this notion of “we can all live in harmony if we just stop hating each other” come from? Like Im genuinely curious.
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Yes prejudice is hard-wired into our DNA, some think it's part of ancient survival instincts. Encountering something different than what you're used to triggers a red flag as historically there's higher likelihood of a negative outcome. Think caveman days when a tribe encountering another tribe usually didn't mean they wanted to have a drum circle and sing kumbaya. Bad things often happened when someone totally foreign to you and ways suddenly showed up.

Prejudice is also normal in other parts of your life. Not everyone's tastes are the same. Some people love broccolli and some hate it. Those people are prejudiced against broccolli and that doesn't make them bad people.
 
Sweeter and Savoury said:
humans have a natural in group preference that is completely necessary in the wild. ie: you like your tribe mates and dislike outsiders because they represent competition for resources your tribe needs.

Nowadays that has morphed into many different social behaviours from patriotism to racism but it's all "natural" in the sense it's part of our being and not taught but it doesn't serve us so well in a world where desperate social groups must co-habit and work together, hence all the friction and issues that plague us in the modern day.
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Which is why forcing groups of people that shouldn’t be together becuase they are so different in terms of beliefs and culture is a horrible idea. All your going to do is create internal civil wars, it’s like putting mustard on peanut butter.
 
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