>"In a chilling exit interview, Peters-Baker admitted that violence was 'still really high,' that she'd failed to get a handle on gun crime, and wanted a job that was 'a little less hard.' "
Just not a serious person. Absolutely disgusting this personality was allowed anywhere power, much less the levers of justice.
Where is there evidence the remittance tax was the idea of anons? I’ve been hearing about that since the run up to 2016 in the national media and online and I didn’t even know frog twitter existed then. How is that their idea?
I know haha. Anons seem to think that if one of them says something once, they magically bring it into being and control the mind of the president. “Our ideas”
If I had an idea, shouted it into the void, & a decade later it was implemented, I'm winning. It doesn't matter it the person who implemented it arrived independent of me.
The only person who could possibly provide an explanation of how they developed an idea, would be the people in power. Provided they kept a detailed series of notes, tracking their thought.
Ideas don't belong to just one person. I remember a fable about a king who had a teacher in his house, who taught the truth. The king could never get rid of the truth, no matter how many people were instructed.
>"In a chilling exit interview, Peters-Baker admitted that violence was 'still really high,' that she'd failed to get a handle on gun crime, and wanted a job that was 'a little less hard.' "
Just not a serious person. Absolutely disgusting this personality was allowed anywhere power, much less the levers of justice.
“'If people were killing each other with rocks, I could have probably gotten a lot more done,' she told KSHB 41.”
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Where is there evidence the remittance tax was the idea of anons? I’ve been hearing about that since the run up to 2016 in the national media and online and I didn’t even know frog twitter existed then. How is that their idea?
Citing the internet a decade ago is probably beyond anyone's reach at this point.
I know haha. Anons seem to think that if one of them says something once, they magically bring it into being and control the mind of the president. “Our ideas”
If I had an idea, shouted it into the void, & a decade later it was implemented, I'm winning. It doesn't matter it the person who implemented it arrived independent of me.
The only person who could possibly provide an explanation of how they developed an idea, would be the people in power. Provided they kept a detailed series of notes, tracking their thought.
Ideas don't belong to just one person. I remember a fable about a king who had a teacher in his house, who taught the truth. The king could never get rid of the truth, no matter how many people were instructed.