Twice, the Navy lost two extended battles with Ansarallah. Once under Biden and once under Trump.

The United States hasn't officially been at war since world war 2 and you're a russian bot if you claim they have

dang, it's almost like the democrats aren't allies and aren't progressive in policy or belief

The best part of this is that Hunter asked Andrew Callaghan for his mailing list to do a crypto rugpull and Callaghan supposedly just... gave it to him.

"uhh, it's actually illegal to say a cop shot a guy when a cop shoots a guy" - Jim A Lawyer, Lawyer at Law

Crushing the confederacy wasn't about freeing enslaved people, it was about ending the slave plantation production model and replacing it with the industrial factory employment mode of production. The northern bourgeois had a more efficient system that pushed a lot of the responsibilities of the slave owner back onto the employee, they did not give a shit about the plight of the slave.

liberals reading about a conflict between two different modes of production in an extremely stratified class system: muh freedom fighting revolutionaries

defeated by Iran price hike

oh wait, the victory tax

These stupid things are all over NW Houston too, but they're all being driven by what I assume are Tesla employees. Haven't seen one without a driver yet.

a gusano says what

I think if you're already committed to reloading, why not just build the gun for a caliber that fits its default architecture better? I don't think 300 blackout is particularly great but if I'm reloading I'd go that direction before x39 for an AR

They're saying it's the best and longest deal ever signed! You know England signed a lease on Hong Kong for only ninety nine years, I'm told the king wanted longer but the CHInese they run a hard deal and the king couldn't do it, he couldn't get a hundred years. Very sad, his advisors were running around saying sir the CHInese they don't want a hundred, they want ninety nine, and the king was very angry. We got a hundred years, a hundred year lease. The greatest lease in the history of real estate, I'm hearing.