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Your creative writing is shit. Show, don't tell.
Where on earth did you get the idea that creative writing is a thing I do or that I would remotely associate with myself even in passing?
You'll have to stop pretending to be a mathematician
Got it. You want me to solve that? I'm not following.
Good luck with that. The founder of Renaissance Technologies solved one of those things, try asking him.
He didn't and you're best off not making ridiculous claims, especially, as it turns out, I'm a better mathematician than you.
Or carry on and reveal how stupid you are.
They're your two options. Continue talking and I'll tear everything you say to shreds. Stop and I won't.
Or carry on and reveal how stupid you are.
They're your two options. Continue talking and I'll tear everything you say to shreds. Stop and I won't.
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Or three, you're confusing the facts you've read/learned about mathematics with actual mathematics.
Chances of a Civil War by tea time?
Several senior Republican senators on Monday acknowledged Democrat Joe Biden as the United States’ president-elect after the Electoral College affirmed his victory, and rejected the idea of overturning the 2020 presidential election in Congress.
Senator John Thune, the Senate’s No. 2 Republican, said lawmakers had the right to challenge electoral votes. But he also said it was “time to move on” and that as soon as Biden “crosses the 270-vote threshold” in the Electoral College, he would be president-elect.
A candidate needs 270 Electoral College votes to win the White House. Biden passed that threshold on Monday afternoon when California delivered its 55 electoral votes to the Democrat. He will take office on January 20.
Other Republican senators who publicly recognized Biden as president-elect on Monday included Lindsey Graham, a Trump loyalist from South Carolina; Ohio’s Rob Portman; Missouri’s Roy Blunt, the Senate’s No. 4 Republican; and Shelley Moore Capito of West Virginia.
Thune added that any effort to try to overturn the result when Congress counts the Electoral College votes on January 6 would get little support. “It’s not going anywhere,” he told reporters.
Senator John Cornyn, another veteran Republican, said he thought any such effort “would be a bad mistake” that would be soundly defeated in the 100-member chamber, currently controlled by his party, Reuters reported.
Senator John Thune, the Senate’s No. 2 Republican, said lawmakers had the right to challenge electoral votes. But he also said it was “time to move on” and that as soon as Biden “crosses the 270-vote threshold” in the Electoral College, he would be president-elect.
A candidate needs 270 Electoral College votes to win the White House. Biden passed that threshold on Monday afternoon when California delivered its 55 electoral votes to the Democrat. He will take office on January 20.
Other Republican senators who publicly recognized Biden as president-elect on Monday included Lindsey Graham, a Trump loyalist from South Carolina; Ohio’s Rob Portman; Missouri’s Roy Blunt, the Senate’s No. 4 Republican; and Shelley Moore Capito of West Virginia.
Thune added that any effort to try to overturn the result when Congress counts the Electoral College votes on January 6 would get little support. “It’s not going anywhere,” he told reporters.
Senator John Cornyn, another veteran Republican, said he thought any such effort “would be a bad mistake” that would be soundly defeated in the 100-member chamber, currently controlled by his party, Reuters reported.
Don’t imagine - ask Dantes what it actually feels like.
The readers of r/conspiracy have probably moved onto to something new entirely now. Just brush all that bollocks under the carpet, grab more tin-foil, and start again.
Trump fans drying their eyes on the confederate flag with their cock stuffed up the back of their pickup.
These times are equally entertaining and terrifying.
Trump fans drying their eyes on the confederate flag with their cock stuffed up the back of their pickup.
These times are equally entertaining and terrifying.
Yes, if it were a personality contest, then that would indeed be all. I'm sure the living Biden voters treated the election as a personality contest, they hate Trump, he's soon to be gone, job done, it's over. Trump voters are accused of being hooked into his cult of personality too, but it's the opposite, they already cared about dollars and freedom long before him, the idea that Trump invented that world view and imparted it onto his followers is fantasy. The idea his removal will fix or change anything is also fantasy. Those 80mil people will be pretty fucking far from saying 'that's all', they're just going to get more and more pissed off as their dollars and freedoms begin to evaporate, and they'll be looking for someone to blame.
Stockpiling supplies and ammunition, lol, you obviously know jack and shit about America Dantes, we have been obsessed with and stockpiling firearms for literally centuries now.
Those charts are meaningless.
Those charts are meaningless.
If you learned how to read data off a chart, my actual point might reveal itself to you.
The reaction to the latest loss before the wisconsin supreme court, which should not surprise anyone here although it will.
[article]Elections have consequences. One candidate wins and the other loses, but in every case, it is critical that the public perceive that the election was fairly conducted. A significant portion of the public does not believe that the November 3, 2020, presidential election was fairly conducted. Once again, four justices on the court cannot be bothered with addressing what the statutes require to assure that absentee ballots are lawfully cast. The justices do not bother addressing what the boards of canvassers did or should have done, and instead, they throw the cloak of laches over numerous problems that will be repeated again and again, until the court has the courage to correct them. The electorate expects more.[/article]
[article]Elections have consequences. One candidate wins and the other loses, but in every case, it is critical that the public perceive that the election was fairly conducted. A significant portion of the public does not believe that the November 3, 2020, presidential election was fairly conducted. Once again, four justices on the court cannot be bothered with addressing what the statutes require to assure that absentee ballots are lawfully cast. The justices do not bother addressing what the boards of canvassers did or should have done, and instead, they throw the cloak of laches over numerous problems that will be repeated again and again, until the court has the courage to correct them. The electorate expects more.[/article]
Partly that, partly a fear of a dystopia due to the pandemic, and partly due to fear that democrats win the senate and bring in new gun restrictions. Either way, far more people are getting armed up than ever.
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