Message from @OOFgouf
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unmute mic and u should be good
did you hear me?
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unmute ur mic
imma go grab headphones
one sec ill see if that helps
im literally yelling into mic lol
one sec ill try headphones
Jeffrey Dahmer was a Semite. He was being yelled at by a one of the victims sister. He showed no emotion for the crimes committed. He did get up set when someone accused him of being racist. Jews are psychologically fucked up. They support paedophilia cannibalism and murder as normal but not racism.
i cant get my mic to work :\
brand new computer too
ill try refresh
sigh
well ill leave voice i dont wanna sketch you guys out
idk whats going on with my mic
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They even went as far as to show the other girl pic to say it was her who died.
yep
go it
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Well, Jeffrey Dahmner converted to Christianity before he died
"Drowning in red ink"
rupubs re far from perfect, but you have to be fucking with me
That one says according to Moodys the unfunded pension liabilities is 252 billion
Not counting anything else so it is probably 300 billion and higher
oof
A lot of people argue for the dissolution of thebstate
“It essentially means we're about to go to war and Trump wants to make sure no military members who have left lately, or who may leave when their term is up during the war, can walk away. Unlike Bush, who was forcing extensions of service on soldiers who were already serving, Trump is granting himself the ability to recall anyone who's ever served in the past.”
This isn't remotely true. This is a weird EO, but what it's doing is much narrower than this.
Let's unpack this a bit.
Retired members were recalled in droves post-9/11 and every once in awhile since then. The US military has always had that authority, it's why you're never really "retired" from the military, rather you're a "member of the military on the retired list." Lifelong risk of recall has always been part of military retirement.
Sections 688 and 690 of Title 10 USC grant the authority to recall retired members of the military to active duty. What's interesting is that there are sections in these two laws that drop very particular restrictions on who, how many, and how long retired members can be recalled to active duty. Each of these laws also include a clause that, in times of war or national emergency, those restrictions can be lifted.
What Trump's EO does is amend Bush's post-9/11 EO 13223 to include language which makes the interpretation of those sections take into account that it is, at present, a "national emergency."
Those restrictions which are lifted, specifically, are:
* Exempting officers retired under selective early retirement from reactivation.
* A time limit of 12 months of active duty after activation.
* A maximum of 15 general or flag officers (all types of generals and admirals) from each of the four branches can be recalled at any given time.
* A maximum of 25 officers from each of the four branches can be recalled at any given time.
ill switch servers