The little kids couldn't play fair so they made fake money in order to play nice with each other

But bad boy Greece kept asking for more

china numba waan

Can slavery exist in an absolue free market?

Sometimes I think that there is some type of russian black market that is secretly evading the us sanctions

Yup

Which is why I thought the sanctions aren't doing they much

If russians can just by products from asia or south america

who get their products from the west, why would russian need to directly trade with europe or us?

old research, during 2016, about something strange; yeah it sounds pretty sketchy

not really, religion is mostly used as a tool to support government legitmacy

Yup

but there other government like glorious PRC and USSR who use sort of cult of personality as legitmacy

I thought it was a combination of freedom of religion and speech

but then again, each amendment is different and the government did create itself again (continental congress)

oof

crisis averted

no ww3 for now

not all governments are official christian tho

People back in the 1860 wanted to emancipate slaves to send them to africa

But most of them were probably generational slaves who didnt know much about the culture in africa

So it wouldve not worked out sending millions of people across the alantic to somewhere like liberia

also it wouldve cost a lot of money

The founding father would have to believe that god/supreme-being would have to be a democratic entity of nature and reason

otherwise the idea of independence was unjustifiable

yeah, the founding fathers were mostly against a government that was far away; levying taxes and impose laws without representation

Even if the british empire gave some representation to the 13 colonials; they still wouldnt be able to effectively rule

it would take months back and forth to travel american representatives to london and back; so by the time a new law is being push, when the representatives come the law would already been passed

so independence/lower-autonomy was inevitable

I remember some quotes from ben franklin who discussed the possibility of getting seats for the colonials

to be fair, tariffs are like taxes but for trading

fair enough but could you paste the link?

Racism doesn't exist if theres no such thing as race

The economic power of business in china are basically strong armed by truckloads of loans from the government

while some small business competing with 'made in china' goods are struggling to catch up

So eventually the US and China have to agree to a trade agreement before hell breaks loose

Im just spectacle about people (male/female?) being more likely to be gay if their mother was a prostitute

*kagame would like a word with you*

yeah news site ma have to be biased in order to track in the views

the main dishes were either trump or hillary

regardless on who won, pretty much someone was going to get pissed

^

forgot about iran

we went from hostile to north korea and russia to hostile to iran and china

israel?

brazil

vietnam

soybeans come from brazil, cheap crap from vietnam

tariffs fuck both us and china

internationalism and common goals are a bit effy

I use paper towels

I dont disagree with you btw

Im not sure what your saying tho

ok

do you have to list your targeted audience?

who doesnt want to make money?

CNN debates pretty much took a shit on bernie while inflating hillary during the dnc

It was pretty one sided

people get scared and start assuming scapegoats

sometimes true sometimes not true

2016 election came up and CNN started going down

they use to do nice reporting on world affairs as well as domestic

then the 2016 shit show happen and now theres only two sides

anti-trump vs pro-trump

yup

exactly, humans aren't perfect

so there really isn't such thing as neutral news anymore

when the political spectrum keeps getting more and more polarized then the news that use to be center around average people; get split into different categories

we basically have to wait for 2020 so everything can calm down and such

*when your telling your children about the time one election broke the US*

obama?

I feel like bernie might just collapse if he gets elected; he's really too old

Trump has too much hate and controversy tho

People voted for trump because they were stuck with apples and oranges

i could

to be honest, both parties are pretty crap

theres really no meaning with the both of them

ironically DNC special delegates are not democratically elected

yeah, and because they vote so unison; 2020 election is going to basically be oranges vs bidens

good day

the DNC has a weird voting system; the have delegates representing a state and superdelegates

delegates are suppose to vote with their state while superdelegates can do what ever they want

delegates are elected but superdelegates are not

thats where the sus things happen with party elections

I dont think trump really needs votes from minorities; he lost his mojo with maga so the elections going to be hard

and a lot of people are jumping onto the band wagon on who hates trump the most; thats the new election process

@SonicAF do you believe that we have different races?

to be fair, most humans see each other differently and may separate ourselves into different groups like gender, nationality and race

because most humans believe that race can separate us into groups; some may say their group could be better than others

eventually just by separating humans into group you can already have factionalism and group mentality issues

im assuming youre caucasian (me being biased) and youve been surrounded by the stories of 'the white people are racist' right?

ah, automation in the 21st century is going to become a really hot topic

materialism vs humanity

eventually we will start talking more about the bad effects of technology and less about race group issues

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Superdelegate

is it only 20?

that doesnt seem that much

i guess most super delegates are elected in some way

still, superdelegates fucked bernie 15% of the nomination

communism/capitalism, is there a economy that puts humanity first?