http://www.feelguide.com/2011/07/30/check-out-the-full-breakdown-of-the-top-18-who-own-americas-debt/

Update on Slovak pooling

8% goes to Chjina

The Federal Reserve has 11.3%

the social security trust fund has 19%

That last item or two is intra-governmental debt

That poll *seems* quite different from the last one I saw

debt that the US owes itself

But I could be forgetting the names of the parties again

https://www.feelguide.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/07/WashingtonPostDebt.jpg

The extremist have overtaken the nationalists @Reaps

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/319545391332720640/459713776472555530/unknown.png

you're lucky I bothered to open that instead of going "that image is fucked" 🤣

@RMS_Gigantic Didn’t you say the one in the oval office was refurbished in the 50’s?

I'd love to owe debt to myself <:think_woke:378717098681171988>

Aye, but I found an even more interesting case

Here's how the House chamber looked from at least the 1890's, if not earlier, through WWII: http://historycms.house.gov/assets/15032390670.jpeg

oh

well then congress

The room was decorated in a Victorian style

notice the different style of fasces

It was redecorated in Early Federal style in 1949-1950

including what appears to be the modern, seemingly much larger fasces

fasces that, interestingly enough, face the opposite directions from the old ones

you know, I wanna make it a goal of mine to convince as many people as possible that the fasces is a symbol of the republic and not fascism.

The people who need to know that already do

cause god fucking damnit Mussolini.

Rather hilariously, the current trick is to keep the SJWs from noticing these VERY OBVIOUS fasces decorating the House chamber

I saw someone, maybe in here, post a shitload of images of all the fasces symbols used on government flags, buildings etc in the US

Yup, that was me

in voice chat?

yep

Yep!

I should save 'em

*puts on bathsuit*

I was continuing that here by show that the House chamber had different fasces until 1949-1950

down to <#383108664380227595> I go

we we’re talking about the architecture of the capital building, and then he posted an image of it that happened to be on inauguration day. And I remarked how it looked not unlike Wolfenstein.

Picture of the remodeling: https://www.visitthecapitol.gov/sites/default/files/styles/card_square/public/images/timeline-photos/g1390_alt_0.jpeg?h=ca996bc6&itok=NaLhIs-w

Yup, the Wolfenstein bit reminded me of all the fasces all over the place in DC