Does anyone have a link to the poll so I can vote?

>>40462
seconded

>>40462
>>40464
http://studentvoice.com/gmu/sub1poll

>>40143
>http://www.cbsnews.com/news/observers-do-nothing-to-help-dying-man-in-chicago-street/
The studio newscaster looks like he's trying to look like Obama, like he went to his barber and said-
"Just tear my country apart on matters of healthcare reform, immigration, gun rights, and promote a racial divide"

Not suprising, places like Detroit and Chicago have nearly Chinese levels of apathy for their fellow man.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q5HZV7jaDZA
>knocked unconscious by one nigger
>robbed by an instant niggerswarm
>run over by a taxi
>nobody does anything to help

that fucking emergency call
>...is his chest going up and down?
>ok
>is his chest going up and down?
>ok
>sir, this is not...
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Well that only means now if anyone says anything positive they will instantly disregarded as Hillary shills just as Bernouts are these days.

>>40116
>when your candidate is so weak you have to hire internet trolls

You can't make this shit up. Absolutely pathetic.

>>40162
There's another way to look at it. She's actually paying her internet trolls; we're doing it for free. ;_;

>>40181
I'm all for Mr. McAfeein for the Libertarians if Trump and Hillary are the nominees. A forceful character like his could distinguish the party from those statists. If it's Cruz for the Republicans then I'm more hesitant.

Yes, but Cruz would keep things as-is at best, which I for one am not happy with. Voting in another politician to fix the work of politicians is just silly if not insane. We need someone who understands the world as it is now, internet and all.

>>40189
Be realistic. No libertarian candidate has a chance at the office of the president in 2016, but under the right conditions the party could grow significantly, disrupt the shits, and force policy. MacAffee would exist as an incarnation of punishment. He would come off as petty if he went after someone that has close to the same politics without tedious esoterics.

allah ho akbar

>>40080
banned for racism

religion of peace

>>39909
Congrats on breeding 3 blacks to prove how nice and totally not racist you are in a washington post article that we will all forget tomorrow.
God forbid of actually taking care of local orphans.

Do these people live solely to be praised for their "progresiveness"?

>>39915
>he thinks the conservative evangelicals are "progressive" just for having black babies
Nope.

>>39909
>Everyone is a cuck but me that's why I'm obsessed with the term and the fetish

>>39917
/thread

>>40086
There is no such thing as a "presidential treaty". The Constitution of the US states that only The US Senate has the specific power to ratify all treaties. Obviously there is no way Mitch McConnell as head of the US Senate right now is ever going to bring this up, much less let it pass, so I can understand why Obama is doing what he's doing, but it isn't legally binding. When whomever the next president is comes in they can just overturn whatever Obama did here with their own executive order, or, The...
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>>40112
>In order to "join" the agreement, national governments have to show the United Nations the piece of domestic paperwork—a law, executive order, or some other legal document—in which the government consents to be bound by the terms of the agreement.

>Obama is expected to join using an executive agreement, which will allow him to avoid sending the deal to Congress. (Executive agreements account for the vast majority of US foreign commitments.)

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>>40112
>>40157

>There is no such thing as a "presidential treaty".

Thank you for that correction.

Convoluted executive action is odious, but I believe it's for a worthy cause.

At the height of his addiction, he would scour the land of his village, hunting for scorpions to smoke. When the need was overwhelming and there were none to be found, he would actually travel all the way to Peshawar, in Afghanistan, to get some. “It was the worst form of addiction,” he said.

Experts agree that scorpion venom is highly dangerous for the human brain, far more so than other drugs, especially when inhaled. “Scorpion smoking causes short and long term memory loss,” explained Dr. Azaz Jamal, a medical officer at the Khyber Teaching Hospital. “Smoking...
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While scorpion smoking is still rare on a global level, it serves as a cheap, easy thrill among the youth of Pakistan, Afghanistan, and some parts of India. “Because of our successful drives against the sellers and addicts of alcohol, opium, cough syrup, and heroin in urban areas, young people are flocking on the highways to try the new craze of scorpion stings,” a police officer in the city of Bharuch said.

Meanwhile, Umer Gul, a young man who threw his life away to scorpion smoking, wanders aimlessly on the streets of Karak in KP, often stopping to stare at nothing...
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Who's the first person who thought this would be a good idea?

>>39978
Elton John's lover cheated on him while on vacation in America

Over here in America it's barely newsworthy. Celebrities do this kind of thing all the time, even British celebs. I think the only reason it's a big story in Britain is because of the draconian libel laws there just make the Streisand effect even worse.

Serious feck with a male couple or a man and wife ?

>>39978
Daniel Laurence, enjoy my British friends.
http://globalnews.ca/news/2645974/david-furnish-elton-john-sex-scandal-british-media-forbidden-from-covering-couple/

Linking to a non-English source should be bannable

The following is the google translated text of the Huffpo.jp story our nipponese brethren are linking to here:

>Oil production of Kuwait, according to OPEC is so has been reduced from 3.12 million barrels per day to 110 million barrels / day. Oil production of Kuwait state-owned upstream company, KOC (Kuwait Oil Company) has done.

>By the way, we share that Kuwait occupies the crude oil production of the world is 3.6% at the time of 2014, was the world's seventh place.

>Also...
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For example
http://www.cnbc.com/2016/04/19/kuwait-strike-halts-oil-downspin--but-will-it-last.html
and so on.

>>39903
What did he do?

>>39936
Read the article and find out.

>>39937
Ah, he killed 69 people

>>39651

Wait...

...health insurance companies aren't required by law to participate? If that's the case, why did they do it to begin with? In fact, why did any?

>>39659
Aren't they given massive fines if they don't?
I can't remember how it works

Non-Forbes source for those who use adblock: http://www.chicagotribune.com/business/ct-united-health-group-profit-20160419-story.html

Also later in the article.
> Dawn Hawkins, executive director of the National Center on Sexual Exploitation in Washington, D.C., called the bill signing a watershed moment in protecting dignity and a turning of the tide against pornography.

>"Pornography with its raw, debasing, violent and hate-filled scenes are the sex education for our children," she said.
Perhaps they should give out better sex education.

>>39671
What changes with this declaration.

>>39673
More whining over the pulpits but I doubt very much will change in reality.

Along those lines, Lew also plans to announce this week that Andrew Jackson -- a less beloved former president whose face graces the front of the $20 bill -- will be removed in favor of a female representing the struggle for racial equality, according to the government source.
That decision would place a female on one of the most widely circulated bills in the world. But the historic change placing a female on the front of the $20 note won't come for more than a decade, the source said, since the process for changing the design of that note is still in the early stages.
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The idea of including women in a mural on the back of a bill has been called into question.
"It will take a microscope to see who those individuals are, and we'll be left with another decade or more of woefully inadequate representation of women and their worth," wrote the group Women on 20s in an open letter to Lew, published by Time.
"Nobody looks at the back of the bill, and that's not likely to change," the group wrote. "A vignette without a woman's portrait on the front of the bill (even if she must share with Hamilton) will be seen as a token gesture and an affront to Americans of all ages who are expecting you to reveal your choice of a singular woman based on their input. As a friend of ours put it, relegating women to the back of the bill is akin to sending them to the back of the bus. The Rosa Parks analogies are inevitable."

I like the Sacajawea dollar coins from 10 years ago tbh, but I'm probably the only one.

>>39349
You might be I'm not.

>>39354
Too late!

It's America eat the fucking pizza how you want.