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Ohio, USA
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It's ok if we don't agree on everything. I'm never going to try to force my opinions on you via the government.
Incredible. This retard correctly identified fascism.
fascism is when you nationalise private companies
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
Yes. Fascist economics was corporatist, and viewed private businesses as organs of the state. Private enterprise was permitted so long as it followed the directives of the state. They nationalised and privatised on political whims.
fee.org/articles/econo…
econlib.org/library/Enc/Fa…
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Economics…
Abortionists project their hatred of their children onto the men who have to deal with the pain of knowing the woman he made a baby with paid a surgeon to dissect and kill it before ripping it out of her body.
My Jewish customer today told me he's looking into buying property in Israel and moving there. Pointed at the mid term election results, specifically the Muslim that got elected in Michigan. So there's that.
I don't even care anymore. Bethesda can keep their stupid game.
Oh nooo, please don't stop stealing money from everyone to pay for things that can be funded voluntarily.
The Reapportion Act of 1792 established that each Congressional Representative represented 33,000 people. This was to ensure proper representation from your congressmen.
Today, each Representative alleges to represent 747,000 people.
Do you feel represented?
David Pepper is a slimy weasel man who has dedicated his life to scamming the people of Ohio.
Amy Acton is a lifelong hospital administrator who did a terrible job in her chosen career and quit under the pressure of criticism.
Then you have the Indian scam artist on the other side. Ohio is fucked.
Dr. Amy Acton is a physician and lifelong public servant who has dedicated her life to serving the people of Ohio.
Her story is one of overcoming hardship, refusing to give up when the odds are stacked against her, and turning her own experiences into a lifetime of service to others.
From her childhood in Youngstown to her career in medicine and public health, she has been a relentless and fierce fighter for Ohio.
She’ll have that same spirit as governor, with a plan to lower costs, make healthcare more affordable, fully fund public schools, and give working families a better chance to get ahead.
Today, Ohioans have the opportunity to choose the values and priorities they want guiding our state's future.
So many people feel like they *HAVE* to vote because it's the only course of action they see for changing things. It's so depressing to see.