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The law is what the political-legislative process agrees to

At some point, "don't blame the player but the game"

That was true in the 60s, but now most south American governments are ostensibly anti-american but need to be in okay terms with america so that they can trade internationally

I see the concept but unfortunately it runs against human nature: humans have an inherent need to follow someone and the emergence of cliques among people result in power struggles for the benefit of their own group.

These mental issues are becoming so prevalent that airlines might need to set up cages in aircraft to prevent physical disruption of flights

He could do it one or two days before ending his term hahaha

Gotta admit I am curious to watch it too

¿Por que no Los dos?

Your experience may not constitute a sufficiently large and representative sample

Anya backstory is getting near

Feck, everything Trump directly or indirectly touched went to shit

They very likely saw, but very likely could not make the transition without causing revolt in its ranks and in its own middle management. Or even its own board directors.