Zeppo

If you read the screenshots, not the braindead text, that’s absolutely not what it says. Try again I guess.

Only anti-Biden propaganda. I sure would feel weird if I was on a website from Luxembourg constantly criticizing politicians in the Netherlands or something.

This interpretation makes no sense. They’re evacuating people from Israel, but not Lebanon. It has nothing to do with the ethnicity of the citizen specifically. It’s not as if a Lebanese American in Israel would be denied, which is what the stupid Twitter post and this post claim.

So the US hasn’t gone to war with Europe or Russia. Amazing insight

Well, this is posted by someone who seems to spend their entire lives jerking off about spreading negative shit about Biden, so makes sense

All of this does a decent job of confirming the group as angsty sophomoric teenagers.

Whole sub is satirical criticism so I don't know why this post was so well received. As usual, though, Poe's Law and all that - somewhere there is some deranged conservative saying the same thing but seriously. Probably on TwitX or FB.

How about drying it or making it into jam?

can he even wave his hands back and forth like he's playing an invisible accordion? loser

i would love more parties and more choices. If we could get something besides FPTP voting that would be great.

I do mean just a saucepan with some water in it. I ended up getting an electric kettle...

You are still missing who votes. You seem to think you vote, but it is really the state that votes.

Uh... no, that's my point. If electors are selected by a popular vote, that's the vote. Very rare for electors to switch candidates.

This states thing is a questionable proxy system. We are sort of, theoretically, a republic of states. Sure. However, it's a flawed system that isn't quite relevant to how the country has developed. It's silly to act like a system invented 250 years ago will always be the best or most effective. The founders of the country didn't expect for the systems to never change. They also didn't expect a party duopoly and hoped to avoid the current situation.

Anyway, it's clearly not purely a 'states vote' situation since it votes are weighed by population. A pure one state, one vote situation would be like that. Texas Republicans recently had a brilliant idea like that where each county would have one vote, which is obviously absurdly anti-democratic - imagine 4 million people in Houston having the same vote as 72 people in some tiny county.