I use the power while mixing it in bong water

Meaning you smoke meth, not coke.

powder

It seems blood shall be spilt soon and I vow it shan't be mine.

Yes

No I snort meth

protect me

Thou best not jest about thy Master ever again.

Sin

Mr E is an Irish demon

Northern?

No

Ewww

Poor thing

Explains your drinking problem

Britmutt I guess

@Suleiman

dont have a drinking problem

Im an alchohol virgin

Is that jealousy I hear?

Oh no I'm a libertarian socialist

I never would have expected that

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SXvch6hYWVU
>racist
More like store owner with common sense who has read basic statistics and doesn’t want his store robbed

@buyXRBpls it took you ages

I got here like

anarchists dont understand politics lol

2 secs ago

brb

And I'm already leaving

😦

I have better things to do

same

trap hentai is nice

@Mr. X (((Soros)))

brb again

Political involvement
Soros was not a large donor to U.S. political causes until the 2004 presidential election, but according to the Center for Responsive Politics, during the 2003–2004 election cycle, Soros donated $23,581,000 to various 527 Groups (tax-exempt groups under the United States tax code, 26 U.S.C. § 527). The groups aimed to defeat President Bush. After Bush's re-election Soros and other donors backed a new political fundraising group called Democracy Alliance, which supports progressive causes and the formation of a stronger progressive infrastructure in America.[92]

In August 2009, Soros donated $35 million to the state of New York to be earmarked for underprivileged children and given to parents who had benefit cards at the rate of $200 per child aged 3 through 17, with no limit as to the number of children that qualified. An additional $140 million was put into the fund by the state of New York from money they had received from the 2009 federal recovery act.[38]

Soros was an initial donor to the Center for American Progress, and he continues to support the organization through the Open Society Foundations.

In October 2011, a Reuters story, "Soros: not a funder of Wall Street protests," was published after several commentators pointed out errors in an earlier Reuters story headlined "Who's behind the Wall St. protests?" with a lede stating that the Occupy Wall Street movement "may have benefited indirectly from the largesse of one of the world's richest men [Soros]." Reuters' follow-up article also reported a Soros spokesman and Adbusters' co-founder Kalle Lasn both saying that Adbusters—the reputed catalyst for the first Occupy Wall Street protests—had never received any contributions from Soros, contrary to Reuters' earlier story that reported that "indirect financial links" existed between the two as late as 2010.[93][94]

On September 27, 2012, Soros announced that he was donating $1 million to the super PAC backing President Barack Obama's reelection Priorities USA Action.[95]

In October 2013, Soros donated $25,000 to Ready for Hillary, becoming a co-chairman of the super PAC's national finance committee.[96] In June 2015, he donated $1 million to the Super PAC Priorities USA Action, which supported Hillary Clinton in the 2016 presidential race. He donated $6 million to the PAC in December 2015 and $2.5 million in August 2016.[97]

Could I get a summary of all that?

Cba to read it all

Idfk Im reading it now in a sec