It’s a shame it was quick.

Who’s the greedy snitch? That’s what I want to know.

We are past the soap and ballot box stages.

You have to say it six times in a row in front of a mirror with the lights off.

If you see someone shoplifting food killing CEOs, you ain’t seen shit.

Hover-round hover-round -round

Didn’t trump claim he could shoot someone in the streets of New York and get away with it? Maybe it was him.

Would the CEO have lived if he had had a gun?

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A really really bad joke.

In the teenage boy caught in the hyper masculine world of American highschool? Yes.

In the actualized adult trying to understand myself and the world? Also yes.

I did too. Thought it would be more of a clowns falling over administration. Not demons in the sewer murdering children.

False flag.
Deep red state.

Sexy

So uh… Got a link?

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I think you’re close to the root of it. The need for a biological legacy is strong no matter any affiliations. Having “non-conforming” children threatens that legacy.

For the groups that inflate this drive, that’s all there is. That’s the only purpose. No “we as a species”.

For the rest of us it might be a little disappointing at the prospect of no grandchildren. But we know that it’s ultimately not our decision. And the same outcome could happen regardless of any “conformity”.

But are failed launches trackable? My point is that this may not be the first attempt. If their missile systems are anything like everything else in their arsenal, a successful launch is a one off exception.

They’ve been collecting this data for over a decade and are just now starting to figure out what to do with it.

How do we know this is the first and not just the first successful launch?