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Go into details, if you want.
Most controversial opinion I'm willing to share:
I think we should replace incarceration for certain crimes with corporal punishment, such as canning. Ideally we would build the agony booth from the mirror universe of Star Trek.
Incarceration is overly harmful to the future of the offender. Incarceration is expensive for society. Authorities hesitate charging people with crimes for these reasons. Corporal punishment solves this.
As long as there is no long term damage, I believe the physical pain is more human than the lasting harm going to prison can cause.
The lesson is that a Republican can never be allowed to win any election. Shut the fuck up with this strategic losing using magic future vision powers nonsense talk.
You have to beat the Republican every time or countless people will suffer.
I don't want to hear any plan that doesn't involve the Republican losing the election.
If he was too powerful to be killed then he would've been too powerful to even go to jail. If they possessed the ability to smuggle him out of prison then they possessed the ability to have him vanish before being arrested.
You're the first Republican President since the civil rights act passed to have negative approval among white voters.
You won the popular vote because for the first time in memory, high propensity voters are going for the Democrats and low propensity voters went for Republicans.
Whatever you're planning won't be enough.
Studio pressure is a mother fucker
If they'd casted Smith as Neo than they wouldn't have casted Fishbourne as Morpheous
I think he would've been great in Inception though
I've heard it said that the age you get rich at is the age you stop developing.
Sad and funny at the same time how the right is entirely dependent on billions of dollars for online psyops or else their entire ideology just fades away
It's always more persuasive to appeal to self interest rather than altruism.
Altruism is the sprinkles on the cupcake of self interest
My biggest fear for 2028 is that we'll face a choice between MTG (or someone in the Nick Fuentes mold) running on an explicitly anti-Israel, white Christian nationalist platform, and AOC running primarily on domestic issues with little foreign policy emphasis and that a vocal contingent on the left will choose the former. Not out of any coherent ideology, but because opposition to Israel has become such an overriding fixation that they'd willingly overlook everything that candidate represents: the rollback of rights for gay, Black, Latino, transgender, immigrant, Muslim, and Jewish communities alike.