And I was, in fact, a robot.
Compulsive comment editor, all in good faith.
#Sorry not sorry for the edit
And I was, in fact, a robot.
I don’t mind ads, probably because I never see them. :)
So when conservatives routinely go on shooting sprees they’re mentally troubled, but when one MAGAt kills a hateful shitlord, it’s antifa’s fault. Makes sense.
Only if your name is Ade.
It’s true, and neither did Putin specify which two weeks of which year that would be…
They’re stupid. Source: I have stupid extended family in the US voting for him
Just right-wing drivel to discredit a minority they don’t understand. There’s not much to understand beyond that because them they don’t understand it themselves.
ANY excuse to openly target liberals.
We all know it was a blue-haired trans brown Mexican dog-eater from Haiti who couldn’t hold a gun to save their life. Who else could’ve done it?
They also gave us anime. I wonder what effect that has had on the world. Nyaaa~!
I would laugh so hard if the person responsible turned out to be a republican… again.
In all seriousness, the ones who should be scared the most are the people on the left from a retaliatory attack. Someone’s gonna die. :/
[Laughs in computed TypeScript strings]
Classic Lemmy moment. There’s no need to take fiction seriously as if carries onto real life. Let people enjoy things.
Umm, but that’s standard practice. The sample size seems adequate by classic statistical methods. Your margin of error to extrapolate to the general population at those figures goes down to like 0.05%, and then you start getting diminishing returns, wasting money and resources.
I agree they laid the ground work to compromise the safety of US citizens in the name of terrorism, but I don’t think you can blame Trump on Bush and Obama. That seems like reaching while actively ignoring the rest of the problems that led to Trump.
Wait, didn’t Trump literally shrug his shoulders and sent Obrego García to El Salvador to use him as an example and set precedent? Except that García wasn’t plotting and inviting terrorist attacks on the US nor was he related to an attack that actually happened. I think that’s a key distinction you can’t overlook.
Since 2009, the United States, in the conduct of U.S. counterterrorism operations against al-Qa’ida and its associated forces outside of areas of active hostilities, has specifically targeted and killed one U.S. citizen, Anwar al-Aulaqi
al-Awlaki, a cleric born in New Mexico, incited and plotted terrorist incidents involving U.S. targets, including lending support via email to Nidal Hasan in 2009 before Hasan killed 13 and wounded more than 30 people at Fort Hood in Texas.
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Edit:
Legal Eagle just touched on this in their latest video, which I found interesting:
I gave up on 23. xD