“Our enemies are innovative and resourceful, and so are we. They never stop thinking about new ways to harm our country and our people, and neither do we.”
Can you shrink this down a bit further? Some of the text is still barely legible.
I miss the days of when our biggest concern was when W would say something and we collectively said, "dafuq did he just say?!" But then we continued on with our day.
I mean, he also was big on starting forever wars.
Hey hey, no reason to bring up the past.
I think we agree, the past is over.
That's basically a given for any president
The thing I like about Trump. No Syria, no Iran (but almost!), no North Korea excursion. That was the thing.
But he encouraged people to put food on their families.
our biggest concern was when W would say something and we collectively said, “dafuq did he just say?!”
Didn't he torture people and found an agency that fingers your asshole when you fly?
I naively thought Obama would address that, but the finger banging and torture continue. We just don't talk about it much anymore.
I naively thought Obama would address that
Bro I was piiiiiiiiiiiiiiiised when he said
I thank President Bush for his service to our Nation
instead of charging him for warcrimes.
It was the Obama presidency that completely disillusioned me of making any real change via election. I wish I could explain how much I poured my heart into campaigning for Obama in 08. The progressive who campaigned was not the same as the conservative we got in office.
I realize it's better than the alternative, and we did see some small progress for LGBTQ+ rights and the tiniest glimmer of hope in DACA, but nothing that could gloss over the many atrocities he signed off on.
"Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, can't get fooled again" dodges shoe
Yep. In 2003 when the whole torture program became a public discussion, it started this deep dive for me:
And then my dad started saying torture was acceptable and waterboarding isn't really torture because Donald Rumsfeld says so. And my only argument at the time was that the princess is tortured by the Galactic Empire (specifically by Darth Vader) to show that it is super evil and needs its Death Star blown up.
Twenty years later I'm fairly well read in moral philosophy, but also know my dad has gone full MAGA and wouldn't have cared if I could explain why torture is wrong.
More seldom than not, the movies gives us exquisite sex and wholesome violence, that underscores our values. Every two child did. I will.
“Our enemies are innovative and resourceful, and so are we. They never stop thinking about new ways to harm our country and our people, and neither do we.”
Can you shrink this down a bit further? Some of the text is still barely legible.
I miss the days of when our biggest concern was when W would say something and we collectively said, "dafuq did he just say?!" But then we continued on with our day.
I mean, he also was big on starting forever wars.
Hey hey, no reason to bring up the past.
I think we agree, the past is over.
That's basically a given for any president
The thing I like about Trump. No Syria, no Iran (but almost!), no North Korea excursion. That was the thing.
But he encouraged people to put food on their families.
Didn't he torture people and found an agency that fingers your asshole when you fly?
I naively thought Obama would address that, but the finger banging and torture continue. We just don't talk about it much anymore.
Bro I was piiiiiiiiiiiiiiiised when he said
instead of charging him for warcrimes.
It was the Obama presidency that completely disillusioned me of making any real change via election. I wish I could explain how much I poured my heart into campaigning for Obama in 08. The progressive who campaigned was not the same as the conservative we got in office.
I realize it's better than the alternative, and we did see some small progress for LGBTQ+ rights and the tiniest glimmer of hope in DACA, but nothing that could gloss over the many atrocities he signed off on.
"Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, can't get fooled again" dodges shoe
Yep. In 2003 when the whole torture program became a public discussion, it started this deep dive for me:
And then my dad started saying torture was acceptable and waterboarding isn't really torture because Donald Rumsfeld says so. And my only argument at the time was that the princess is tortured by the Galactic Empire (specifically by Darth Vader) to show that it is super evil and needs its Death Star blown up.
Twenty years later I'm fairly well read in moral philosophy, but also know my dad has gone full MAGA and wouldn't have cared if I could explain why torture is wrong.
More seldom than not, the movies gives us exquisite sex and wholesome violence, that underscores our values. Every two child did. I will.