He mad. And I am here for it. It's about time we started getting mad at what these assholes are doing to democracy. It's arguably long overdue. We've given up far too much ground.
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Life gave him lemons. Seems like he's ready to make life take the lemons back.
This (the audio, which is from Portal 2) is what I'm referencing by the way. I like that one too though!
"Extraordinary" is a wild claim here. When you're elected with an actual mandate, it stands as obvious that previous regime damage is a high priority for being undone.
We're only seeing the start of this transition, and so far it seems to be going in a good direction. Here's hoping his government does what he's saying and actually builds a media to serve the country rather than just himself. It seems like that is most likely the case, which is awesome!
If he’s giving a voice to the opposition, and the opposition built the state media, doesn’t he technically need to leave it alone?
A bad joke. I hope that he does what he says he wants to do, and importantly, that he’s able to do it.