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Good, it should have been this way the whole time
Good, it should have been this way the whole time
That is a misrepresentation and over simplification of a diplomatic tool. There are many kinds of sanctions and they are put into place for many reasons. Why should we let dictators use our financial institutions? Why would we let corrupt individuals use us to enrich their selves at the cost of their own people? Why would we not use our influence to push for fair, democratic elections?
Sanctions are a form of diplomacy. Why the hell would we support a foreign government with problematic policies and conflicts of interest?
Think of all of the people we can save if we just give north Korea piles of money!
I think that is all the more reason to vote
Yeah, you better not have those lying hips
Bummer, the collections available depend on your library. Mine was bountiful. At one point I signed up for like 4 different library cards in major cities without ever living there. They might have made it more difficult to do that now.
Not a pirate method, but a library card and the app Libby are great for this.
Frat does douchy thing…not surprised
Mmmmm soft boiled egg
That took a turn I wasn’t expecting
Just like dating apps, if you want notification of a message or match, you have to get ad notifications daily
Hoary
I found this game broken back In the day. I would test my team and they would be human, then within a minute (not leaving my sight), one would turn into the thing.
The delorean was notoriously a lemon as well
This is the team that worked on dead cells
You don’t think Putin is taking advantage of syphoning votes from Dems with a third party?
*Jill Stein the Russian asset
HBO had a really good doc a couple of years ago
Ridiculous, a court packed with maduoro loyalists back maduoro. Who would have thought.
https://apnews.com/article/venezuela-election-supreme-court-certifies-maduro-39d9f3b9beb0fe96fa052e4d2a3c106b