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Braxton, who was born in Newbern and described himself as a “handyman for the community,” hasn’t been able to access town funds since Stokes was appointed as mayor four years ago. He has used his own money to provide residents with COVID-19 supplies, as well as to host food drives and other events, according to The Guardian.

Sounds like they voted for the right person.

They do that shit all year. It only gets reported on in election years.

Thanks!

No. That’s not a fix. You’re still focusing on this being American, while it is pretty universal.

Would you try to shine sneakers?

Like he could be if he tried.

Shoe shiners:

1. Are exceedingly rare in the modern era, and
2. Shine shoes. They do not clean sneakers.

This is not an American thing. People around the world are biased against immigrants.

There’s no reason to think their military would defect. They get fed. It’s peasants who want to defect.

China starting it like that had been my firm suspicion for years, but after the past year or so, I’ve changed my mind. They still could be the ones to trigger it, but there are so many more players now. Russia could start it (or have already done so without us realizing it yet). Israel could start it. China could start it over island territories that they have no legitimate claim over–oh wait, that includes Taiwan.

Their military is not what North Korea wants to purge. That’s where they actually bother to send food.

The military treaty states: “In the event that any one of the two sides is put in a state of war by an armed invasion from an individual state or several states, the other side shall provide military and other assistance with all means in its possession without delay.”

Okay. And that hasn’t happened.

No, this doesn’t apply to actual crimes.

just so long as they do it after, rather than before, the service is rendered.

Other way around. They can accept the bribe, but only after they have given whatever political favor they sold.

We had a run.

The commission has five members, each elected to represent one of five districts in Georgia. But elections for each seat are decided in a statewide vote; though the commissioners must live in the district they represent, a voter in Savannah or Augusta has as much say over the commissioner representing Atlanta as a voter who lives there.

Whose dumbass idea was that?

I, too, like to videograph from time to time.

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It works well, most of the time. It does not work “phenomenally”.