Oath?

https://twitter.com/i/moments/1005522737362808832

I wonder why

the article says "muh pay gap"

I'm gonna go with

@Baraban
I just told him to buy a mic and show me when he does it

that's it

but maybe its because the majority of college students are women?? 🤔

I'd say it's partially that

and of that

Women tend to go for lower paying jobs on average

Not a great combination

Don't need to wake up early to get a mic

I need to wake up early to clear the time on my schedule to go out and buy it

I am a very busy human

@Werlf https://twitter.com/Khanoisseur/status/1004770477829644288

Very busy human 🇸🇦

> @King Canuck : I admire his ability to insult everyone and anyone
but what does he gain from this

I was hearing NAFTA leverage being tossed around

aaaaaaaah

I getcha

Hey uh

this is an idea my dad mentioned to me, and I'm sure there are holes wider than a pornstar's ass in it, but here's a thought

have soldiers that would otherwise be overseas doing superfluous freedom-related stuff guard the border, as part of the actual border patrol

I've got no numbers or evidence but it's just an idea he's tossed in the air talkin bout #TheWall

have stations of soldiers who want to remain active at home man problem points along the border. You give your soldiers a job in the homeland, show some force, and it might be cheaper than a wall.

not a bad idea in theory

but in practice

who knows

how many soldiers you think you will need?

If they struggle to get the NG there, I have doubts about getting the army themselves involved

aren't there laws that prevent the army to walk on US soil or something like that

?

Doesn't sound likely that the US would ban its soldiers from walking on its soil

But it could explain why the US is constantly at war

They won't have anywhere to put the soldiers otherwise 😄

I'm of course kidding about the last part

They could put them guarding allied nations

We have laws that prevent the federal military from being used in a domestic role, except for nonviolent means

I think soldiers just can't take over American residents

They're often used for disaster relief or provide logistical support to other ongoing internal operations, but they're legally not supposed to get directly involved in conflicts, as that is supposed to be the role of the police and state agencies

So you can't demand people to let soldiers stay in their homes basically