I’m not sure where they get hat info. Both countries have a ton of regulation. India has labor unions (China is a totalitarian dictatorship, so clearly doesn’t allow anything that isn’t pro-Party).
There’s enforcement, but it’s uneven. What both countries DO have is a functioning system of bribery that lets the very rich get away with much. But that can be said of many countries.
I'd been expecting a wackiness ceiling since Newt Gingrich's Contract on America in the mid 90s, but I've given up. There's no ceiling, there's no bottom.
IIRC, the requirement was to individually surrender by laying on your back while getting symbolically stepped on...That would excite some Rs out there, no doubt.
Considering the collaboration with the Nazis by right-wingers in Norway, France, Ukraine, etc during WW2, that’s not far-fetched.
"the Mote in God's Eye" was great
Talk to your phone. It has a voice recorder
Which is why I only drink caffeine and alcohol.
People that hate Hamilton are the biggest bores in the world. We get it, you hate women.
I’m not sure where they get hat info. Both countries have a ton of regulation. India has labor unions (China is a totalitarian dictatorship, so clearly doesn’t allow anything that isn’t pro-Party).
There’s enforcement, but it’s uneven. What both countries DO have is a functioning system of bribery that lets the very rich get away with much. But that can be said of many countries.
I'd been expecting a wackiness ceiling since Newt Gingrich's Contract on America in the mid 90s, but I've given up. There's no ceiling, there's no bottom.
IIRC, the requirement was to individually surrender by laying on your back while getting symbolically stepped on...That would excite some Rs out there, no doubt.
From her picture I would guess she is a drag queen.
I liked that line. A Dom feminist. Not all that uncommon.
And fun for people who like that sort of thing.
Not to mention the colaboration with Nazis in the US during WW2!
That was a bit more subtle, we didn’t send men to join SS units.
No fighting...
But the collaboration was real.
Or Hoboken's favorite son, Frank Sinatra.
As was Ringworld.