Democracy is a continuum, and we trade individual rights for collective benefits, like making healthcare and education free (and compulsory) for a better society. Americans just didn’t read the contract and individuals are now fucked over in favour of the state and its oligarchs. You can disagree with me if you’re an anarcho-syndicalist but my comparison relates to current, existing democracies (e.g. Belgium, Australia)
I don’t get upset about people not voting, I just believe democracy works better in countries where voting is compulsory. Also, a much easier change that few would oppose is that election day should be on the weekend. Well, the Jews and Christians might fight it out, but they both suck.
We’ve had enough Batman movies too tbh
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Dude, it’s a party politics problem really, compounded by corrupt electoral bullshit like the electoral college, gerrymanderind and malapportionment. The two party nominees at any election have never been the parties’ best and/or brightest.
Now let’s do Rolling Stone!
You’re thinking of an encyclopaedophile, the Bybel is troof
You obviously haven’t read Clitoridinthians 2:24
Having a bugger hanging off your nostril isn’t shameful, it’s weirdly impressive
True, I didn’t mean I wanted him to die, I just want him to be already dead
I’d rather he were dead already.
We simplify our lives down here in the colonies. Unlike back in Blighty, our grammar often doesn’t agree, we eschew aristocracy, our showers are in regular use, we embrace East, South and Southeast Asian cuisine without adding familiar comforts like chips, and we tend not to vote against our national interests.
*shouldn’t
*imply
A third season you mean
Not in New York.
Can’t convict someone if their actions don’t break the letter of the law either
Except not a convicted rapist.
That’s the… first… thing… that’s… ever gone wrong.