"People are saying -- the best people, believe me, I know some wonderful, beautiful people, you wouldn't, you just, it's shocking, the way they -- my ear took a direct hit from the biggest bullet. The hardest... and you won't hear this in the media, you know, they're making sure of it... see, this is the kind of treatment, very unfair, it's what they do to you when you tell the truth, so unfair... the hardest an ear has ever been hit by any bullet, that's what my doctor tells me, he says, Mr. President, sir, that bullet would have hit your ear even if it had been distracted by cyber cloud manipulation or whatever the hell the feds have been doing under Sloppy Joe..."
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I have my own photo of that same thing, took it in Chicago in 2013!
The rainforest is priceless. The fine should have been $infinity.
Are we sure they didn't beam instructions into the shooter using some combination of chemtrails and HAARP?
The comment I'm replying to is not merely opinion, by the way; it's the widely shared consensus in modern biology and anthropology.
That's the kind of protection I would expect from state and local government, and it can't happen soon enough.
Similar to how I would have expected government to say Hell No to allowing the likes of Uber and Airbnb to operate unregulated for years at first... or to the building of a concrete jungle of a downtown that couldn't stand on its own aesthetically and economically without the crowds of office workers.
Next can we just ban corporate landlords?
Careful, if you mess with their sacred hairpieces there could be hell toupée.
Right, and he didn't resign from anything, he dropped out of the race / he chose not to seek or accept the nomination.
Concrete production is one of the big culprits in climate change. But maybe this could be done with rammed earth, sustainably harvested timber, and dry-stone masonry.