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The Authoritarian Follower believes that those in authority have the right to live by their own rules, and lying, cheating, stealing and murder in high places can thus be tolerated with a shrug of the shoulders. They will also willingly engage themselves in the same lying, cheating, stealing and murder if it is presented to them as necessary to protect their status quo.
Nope. "A 1983 Supreme Court ruling held that such measures must be presented to the president for signature or veto to carry legal effect."
I expect that US support for Israel will continue, but be routed through black budgets to Germany, France, India, Canada, or Australia, as well as...
Why, in any reality, would the CIA give a shit about what happens in Zimbabwe? Why would they even be there?
At least she can be thankful she didn't encounter a man.
Where would you build the new huge sports stadium? Right on top of a major shipping port and railway hub so that no freight can move anywhere....
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Cops! Do we need police? If the police problem does not go away then perhaps our societies are ready for self-enforcement.
Having a large, uncontrollable police force has been brought about by too much government spending and too little civilian input. As towns and cities in the U.S. go broke and public employees (cops) move away (hopefully) to larger centers, perhaps we will see a return to a more peaceful, citizen-centered and justice oriented set of rules and enforcement.