Troll's support for tyrannical regimes
mercredi 5 avril 2017 à 02:00The troll's support for nearly all tyrannical regimes has encouraged repression and puts human rights defenders in greater danger.
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The troll's support for nearly all tyrannical regimes has encouraged repression and puts human rights defenders in greater danger.
Gambling machines are so addictive that many gamblers feel frustrated when they win.
It is an absurd idea to prohibit gambling, but the modern practice in which the state promotes gambling is an attempt to compensate for the tax revenue that companies and the rich have learned ways not to pay any more.
Painkillers are also addictive, and many Americans choose the one for the same reason they choose the other: loss of hope for anything better.
That's because America does not create any good jobs. Plutocrats won't let Americans have good jobs; they want all the income for themselves.
In the next decade, soon automation (promoted by plutocrats) will get rid of many of the existing good jobs.
We Americans had better set up a progressive government before plutocrats kill us.
Ethics Laws Will Sideline Jared and Ivanka (from giving the troll "advice" about several important issues).
The troll refuses to tell the American people how many US troops are fighting in Iraq and Syria. It states a number which is false.
Only whistleblowers will tell us how our government is fighting wars, which reinforces the point that democracy depends on whistleblowers and we must do away with any and all surveillance that threatens whistleblowers.
Amir Taaki, British developer of Bitcoin software, went to Rojava to help the Syrian Kurds. He wanted to help them technically but they conscripted him as a soldier. Since he returned to Britain, the UK treated him as suspected terrorist, giving incoherent reasons, and refuses to let him travel.
Maybe they want to stop him from contributing to Bitcoin software.