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F*** Wayland

  • Found GLORY in your kids' Skittles.

    Ftfy

  • But first he will accidentally the whole thing.

  • Exactly. We certainly didn't after the LAST one.

  • Of course. If they don't the communists win.

  • Bernie Madoff took money from a LOT of rich people - both directly and indirectly.

  • Even if he doesn't stop it now, he’s not going to see prison or pay a dime…

  • The only way to actually be punished as a rich person is to endanger the position of other rich people.

    It's the unforgivable sin.

  • The absolute most salient proof of the inadequacy of market capitalism is that when the mobile market consolidated, THESE are the two choices we wound up with. Talk about a giant douche and a turd sandwich...

  • The education system most likely didn't fail Trump voters as much as these are the stupid a**holes in your school who thought they knew better than everyone else and they didn't need to internalize anything. The school systems did fail US by letting them graduate though.

  • Publicly repudiating Trump and warning of red lines that must never be crossed? Of course! Why didn't anybody think of this before?? Democracy is saved! 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

  • They should demand an immediate halt to the activity, if they don't, force the organization shuttered immediately. Stop the crime. You don't wait to figure out culpability to stop the crime in process. The justice department is law ENFORCEMENT, not assigning culpability. That's the judicial branch's job. It's not difficult.

  • Exactly. If you can't point to the EXACT person that's responsible for the committing of a crime, you can't do anything about the crime and have to let it go on without interruption. There's literally no other choice. /s

  • People joke about strongly worded letters...

  • "Your honor, rather than pay his outstanding debts, this shiftless f***wit used 75 million dollars to fund a SuperPAC to bother people at their homes for the benefit of the Trump campaign."

  • The fallacy here is the idea that they care in any way about what gamers WANT.

    They care about what gamers are willing to PAY for.