It seems like they are on the same side at the moment. Not sure what the split would be.
mkultrawide
joined 3 years ago
There has to be two sides for there to be a civil war. Liberals are sitting around waiting for someone to save them, and they have eschewed guns, anyways. There is no meaningful left in the US, and I'm pretty sure we would tear ourselves apart deciding who to support if there were an officers coup/mutiny against Trump. It's going to look more like Nazi Germany than a civil war.
Against all wars except the current one.
Unsurprising. It's been reported that the guy who was behind those stories around there being protests against Hamas, Moumen Al-Natour, joined Abu Shabab's gang for protection. I remember when those stories came out and I didn't know what to think, so I started checking his social media, and his Instagram was just full of pics of him in the UAE.
Operation Subnautica
Actually, if you have your phone on you when you steal the phone, the networks will pick up the phones moving together and likely register that the phones are related.
This is assuming these guys even understand how any of this works nowadays, and weren't just robbing the Louvre with with regular cell phones on them.
Rob Schneider was born in San Francisco in 1963. Children's Hospital Oakland was founded in 1912.
HELLEN KELLER? FAKE NEWS! SCARLETT FEVER IS LIBERAL DISINFORMATION!
I'm a couple episodes behind, but the two tabletop gaming series they did back when V*rgil was on the pod were really good, and I don't generally don't enjoy tabletop games/D&D. Those ones had like Stav and Adam as side characters. They miss having a third regular co-host without Matt.
They are the most efficient hunters of any species on the planet.
The tech people are the same people complaining about non-white men stealing the spots in college that are "rightfully theirs" due to DEI. There's no distance between them and the only people that care about work visas in the US are the ones where someone needs to be in US office, which, outside of servicing something physical, is increasingly less important. None of these tech guys care about whether the work gets done by an Indian engineer in San Francisco or Hyberbad, as long as the work gets done and they pay as little as possible for it.