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There are trump tariffs on Italy but not the Vatican. Is arbitrage considered a sin?

Mussolini is such a funny historical figure because he starts off with ludicrous projects and ideas that are completely unrealistic and that is literally the only thing he is even close to succeeding at, but basic shit like "having enough guns/foods/fuel" was totally beyond him even in peace time and he ended up inventing quantitative easing and creating a more state owned economy than the soviets trying to do basic corruption.

Yes sir I done did got rid of malaria, but also I invested 3000000% of the country's budget in a bicycle shop in Florence run by a man who due to his futurist beliefs opposes the use of wheels.

Do you guys think the original Iraqi dinar guys are still on the trump train?

The current run is really bad and the mods don't want to see all the posts about how bad it is

He's "Just" calling his opponent nazis. Like he's not trying to promote Hitler here, he's saying "You're like Goebbels" to accusations that the republicans are censoring people.

If it happens that's cool.

The spiderman subreddit is considering banning discussion of the comic.

Unfortunately I think pretty low. The system is set up to prevent that kind of stuff. But I'm not an American, let alone a lawyer. Which means I'm basically an expert.

Wanted to sentence to death*, fuck. Luigi hasn't been sentenced yet.

Ah. Well that sucks. I hope he gets the care he needs and gets thrown into the mine for his views.

In Anglo-Saxon law, corsned (OE cor, "trial, investigation", + snǽd, "bit, piece"; Latin panis conjuratus), also known as the accursed or sacred morsel, or the morsel of execration, was a type of trial by ordeal that consisted of a suspected person eating a piece of barley bread and cheese totalling about an ounce in weight

Obviously this man isn't well. I'm not going to mock him for that. I will just wonder why his family isn't stepping in and making him hire a cleaner given his financial success.