Kirp123

So they're working without any guarantee that they'll get paid for their time? Fuck that noise, that's just slavery.

In a public forum no less. He literally asked for their indictments on his shitty Twitter clone.

It was obvious this was the case when they fought so hard to prevent the release. They continued with it even when it's clear that the actions they're taking to keep it hidden it's damaging for them.

My bet is that there's video evidence of Trump raping a minor, or maybe a recording of him admitting it. I don't know what else could be more damning than that.

At this rate they're gonna keep this up until Trump dies.

If you're a specific kind of Trump supporter. You think he would do the same for some poor schmuck from rural Alabama?

New Yorkers get all the luck.

Remember that they tried indicting him with a felony and grand juries refused to indict him multiple times. Now they are trying to use this misdemeanor trial to make an example out of him but I have a feeling it will backfire spectacularly.

Each time he's asked an even remotely difficult question he just calls the reporter names and refuses to answer.

It was a subreddit where redditors would post pictures of underage girls. The images weren't outright pornographic, they were images some of the members took of unsuspecting girls in public or other locations(I remember there was a teacher posting pictures of his students) or images the girls posted themselves on various social media. Some were suggestive some weren't but all of them were leered over and discussed by creeps with language that should never used towards minors.

At some point the subreddit came into the attention of Anderson Cooper which run a segment on CNN about it. Even then Reddit refused to ban the subreddit citing "free speech". Eventually one of the people on the subreddit posted a picture of a minor and said he had naked pictures of her which created a feeding frenzy of creeps asking him for those pictures. This finally made Reddit ban the subreddit.

The guy that created the subreddit, Violentacrez, was also the "victim" of an expose by Gawker who found out his real life identity. Reddit tried protecting him by banning links to Gawker when the article came out. Before all that Reddit gave him an award and various redditors voted him as the best moderator or some shit like that. Besides /r/jailbait he was running a lot of other questionable subreddits.

Using anti-microbial/bacterial soap is one of the worst things you can do for you skin. They kill all the microflora of your skin indiscriminately which leave it open colonization by other bacteria which are not beneficial or actively harmful.

It's the same as using herbicide to kill dandelions in your garden and killing everything else along with the dandelions. Then a few months later you wake up to find that instead of those dandelions and other plants you got poison ivy growing now.

And Americans have brought it on with their own hands. Donald Trump has been elected democratically (as far as we know) and he's speed running the US into irrelevancy and worse.

It probably happened already and they're trying to get ahead of the news.

Stephen Miller needs it, in case some lunatic draws some more chalk messages in front of his house.