@blacarrubba.bsky.social
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"Meh" is generous. They're pro-bribery.
If they supported the Constitution, they'd use their Constitutional authority to apply to designated Constitutional response to bribery and remove the bribed official from office. They're not, because they don't.
If they supported the Constitution, they'd use their Constitutional authority to apply to designated Constitutional response to bribery and remove the bribed official from office. They're not, because they don't.
August 9, 2025 at 1:45 PM
"Meh" is generous. They're pro-bribery.
If they supported the Constitution, they'd use their Constitutional authority to apply to designated Constitutional response to bribery and remove the bribed official from office. They're not, because they don't.
If they supported the Constitution, they'd use their Constitutional authority to apply to designated Constitutional response to bribery and remove the bribed official from office. They're not, because they don't.
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But I am arguing that a desire to abuse civilians in ways that leave no one accountable leads to the nasty locations in which so many camps have been sited across history. The Everglades camp location was embraced in part due to the punishment that mosquitoes will provide. [14/17]
July 17, 2025 at 10:26 PM
But I am arguing that a desire to abuse civilians in ways that leave no one accountable leads to the nasty locations in which so many camps have been sited across history. The Everglades camp location was embraced in part due to the punishment that mosquitoes will provide. [14/17]
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@juliusgoat.bsky.social's essay is the one that I feel in my bones:
Polarization And Strife
We’ve never been less polarized as a country than we are right now. I’ll explain.
armoxon.substack.com
March 29, 2025 at 8:00 PM
@juliusgoat.bsky.social's essay is the one that I feel in my bones: