Message from @Ϻ14ᛟ
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California gets no credit
Tech and agriculture built california, and more agriculture than tech
Breakup parties which don't actually represent the views of most people in the country?
Yes please @Tiberius
Although I would love to see california just become openly treasonous
Because I would swoon at the sight of American tanks rolling into sacremento and decapitating the democratic party for the treasonous cancer it is.
The day they officially leave the US is likely the day the big quake hits and it sinks into the sea.
Oh please
The navy would never allow it
We can blame California for all the pollution on the new west coast.
San Diego does have quite a naval presents.
Trying to remember... Several bases in such a small area.
Oh well... California will still keep trying however.
California ain’t leaving
Too many pussies here for them to try and dip from the union
@Wayward Lone China Lake Naval Air Warfare Center and Lemoore are valuble testong facilities, especially China Lake where I live by
Its where part of the Manhattan project, the sidewinder, the JDAM, the laser tech, and some of the railgun stuff is tested
Cali is so stupid they don’t even know how to pest control where I’m from we genocided rats
Geezus, Microsoft going hard to be able to hire immigrants for cheap labour.
Imagine still thinking America is a White Supremacist country with all of these measures in place to Benefit Minorities
@Omar_The_OMAP I found it kinda funny that its "Referendum 88" considering how many people it will likely "radicalize" lol
I mean, imagine thinking Americans are white... @Omar_The_OMAP
Hurr, You Amerimutts are inferior compared to us Chad Eurolords
Get lost
'Americans aren't White' is the worst take I've seen by far, lmao
El goblino is angry
> Trump tweeted that it was time for Mexico to wage war on drug cartels and “wipe them off the face of the earth” with “help” from the US.
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Mexico is the cartels
Cartels when they hear helicopters blaring Selah
Doesn't seem like there's any particular way to apply military force here.
Sure the US could JDAM some cartel bigwigs, but their lieutenants will rise up and take their places before too long.
To have any hope of significantly disrupting the structure of the cartels you'd need to have boots on the ground doing what is essentially counter-insurgency work like in Afghanistan or Iraq.
And those aren't exactly glowing successes to emulate.
From a logistical standpoint it would be easier and cheaper, but on the other hand the fact that Mexico is right next door means that the enemy can easily strike back.
And the cartels already have a big presence in the US.
@Nathan James 123 wasn't aware that Twitter was public office.
pretty sure @realDonaldTrump predates his election
anyhow, orange man bad talk is boring. much rather talk about cartels.