>>379618
that im too lazy to flush

>>379624
American Beauty (1999)

X3

I'm only here for the video player the people are secondary

pipe falling noise

>>379638
you're looking for a bottle of sparkling water in a haystack

can someone please adjust the site so that when the video is large the posts will wrap before hittingthe video?

i wish i could b a dog

i wish i was a baller

>///<

another thing. you never see duckgirls or lizardgirls

amoebagirls

fiudsuifgnsdstop

wow

go ahead

i want her to stomp brains out with that big robot leg

sealgirls ...

i need me a fishwife

i need me a kiwigirl

>>379687
rhythm n yellows

raaaaahhhh

aaahhhhhrrrrrr

hahahahahahaha

>>379686
i said what i said

most large objects made of sheet metal can be juimped off of on skateboards like ramps but only if ur going towards it from the right direction, and from the inside instead of the outside

>>379705
the objects create ramps that can be jumped off of if you approach them from the inside of the structure, but not the outside. therefore u cant use the objects as ramps if u approach them from the outside

>>379708
the metal has to be how do i explain this it has to be a part of a larger structure, and be comparatively thin compared to that structure

so if the metal tube is like inside of a larger structure then yeah u can use it as a ramp

>>379712
lol no

dancing makes me feel better

people r so mean

Tradle
Puzzle #1151

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how do u play scrabble

>>379752
no

.play sulfuric cautery euphoric atrocities

yayyyy

parts of my body that hurt: my boobs, my right hand, my right shoulder and my spine and the entire right side of my face

rest tiem

i just got up

or if ur saying that ur about 2 rest then good nite anon

this is nice gleg

ty

hi dave

i want to be haunted by birds that seem to know a little too well what is going on

one time i didnt have time to make coffee and i fell asleep

>>379800
#smooch

aaaaajlkhgjlkhgf

>>379805
#hug

someone recommended npr and I listened to them this morning and they were ok but the local event they talked about was $500

meow meow nyaaaaa woof

>>379824
thats ai i didnt rwite that

>>379829
#slap

dave will u choke me with a rope

>>379833
thats the point

yes pls

ur silly dave

:0

:D

.play rose orlando alien

i luv this one

internets how do they work

man i wish i looked like a girl

>>379887
#hug

>>379890
bazed

>>379894
whats ur agenda

as much as possible or as much as u want

::beaary ebil

i have a retarded question. i recently spontaneously acquired a vore fetish and it still bothers and alarms and confuses me that im even enjoying it. where do i go to be an annoying newfag to people who know vore better than me?

>>379900
what does codify mean

.play [YouTube]

>>379900
I think some of these are really good ideas, some may be bad, and you won’t be allowed to succeed. and I’m being negative I’m sorry.

>>379905
🔥🔥🔥

it’s fine I think I used to be scared of doxxing but it was mostly an excuse not to live

dave dave what does codify mean

>>379919
oh ok

i dont really understand some of what u said but i think ur rlly smart dave i will support u

subsections)
>codify "expanded due process" which makes the constitution's protections of life liberty and property imply a whole bunch of situational rights that support those rights
>codify the civil rights acts (which libertarians are right, are illegal and could get overturned by courts and that's fucking scary) or rather the right of congtess to pass them retroactively

I’ve heard a lot of states like North Korea have a billion rights but don’t do anything. I actually agree strongly with some rights being protected here but I guess I don’t trust my fellow citizens to be kind to me and to weaponize nondescrimination against me to subject me to them.

>codify a right from the montana constitution at the national level, to a clean and healthful environment
industry requires an unhealthful environment at some level. I would like a world where the USA won’t trade with any country without the same level of protections for the environment and workers, but I’m not sure the lives saved are worth the lives lost to poverty by gettinug rid of dirty industry and moving it offshore. usually this stuff is suggested by those who don’t benefit from this industry, and it’s kind of a sign of the broken system. I don’t think anyone should have to grow up in horrible conditions caused by this though, but I think this kind of thing usually just breaks the economy.
>mandate all polluting industry and specifically hydrocarbon energy production pay a tax equal to the cost of removing the pollution, or be banned if it can't be removed, and that the government spend that tax on the cleanup (unless they clean it themselves of course)
this is plainly sensible.
>abolish tax on all personal (not corporate) incomes and replace it with a tax on the unimproved value of land
this is a subsidy to land non intensive industries and a tax on industries like agriculture. No one should be getting rich from just owning things, but income taxes make sense. what I want but won’t get is a cap on maximum wealth of any entity and progressive taxation through a digital currency.

>mandate a balanced federal budget except if there's shortfall in a defensive war or a natural disaster
plainly sensible. honestly they shouldn’t have the power. just nationalize/raise taxes in emergencies, don’t play inflation games.

>codify that the right to life has to be supported "as necessary and possible" for a slate of welfare (food, housing, healthcare, clothing, childcare resources)
if this is sustainable you need to also kill the unproductive. the ‘left’ pretends these people don’t exist, the ‘right’ acts like those currently in power are totally justified. I think people should get their own apartments and opportunities at say 15 years old, and health care and good lives, but they should be killed if they go say 13 years without generating profit, and once people are unable to work, maybe give them a little vacation, but they need to die too. you can’t have a system based on ‘oh someone else will take care of things.’ everyone needs to be growing it, or absorbing resources temporarily, but growing it later. this view of mine is not allowed to succeed either. I think it’s what is unsaid by most of the right and moderates who will be resisting you- that we need to be actually investing in the population, not being paricitized by them. I hear complaints from the euros who take rights seriously in this way, and this was the complaint against aid to the black community here, seeing resources go to people who don’t make a profit for the system. it’s only sustainable if you kill those who can’t do so, and you can’t do that. so you end up with ‘oh haha we wish we could help them but they’ll have to suffer’ or ‘ok we’ll help them! *runs out of money *

>end the trustee system and the ability of states to infringe on tribal sovereignty, make the tribes equal to states (but still 'independent', and without congressional representation) and own their own land
I doubt the First Nations peoples will have much useful to contribute. historically they have not. this is a liability to the country to support a people who are not really part of it and do not bring in profit. mixing them into the population and destroying the presence of rival countries with a country was the right call, though horrible for them.
>hold immediate referenda in every american territory (unified marianas, unified PR/virgin islands) on statehood or independence or retain current status, binding (this doesn't really need to be in the constitution except congress have been assholes about it for a century now -- sort of like slavery)
I’ve heard a lot of these groups enjoy sucking up funds for corrupt leaders and don’t really rally for any actual path forward. I don’t think the USA should be imperial but I don’t trust them as fellow citizens.
>grant DC special federal city status that gives it congressional apportionment equal to a state but still lets congress interfere with its local laws as pertains to national security and also monument preservation

sensible
>there's a whole section on just fixing elections, which in short is: replace "most votes" which is mathematically bad with ranked choice, make congress have multimember districts, give citizens the right to recall their representatives and to make laws by ballot initiative in all states and federally, increase the size of congress but fix it to the cube root of the population (this is weird but works, it makes sure we never have too many up to a population of a few billion)
sensible. I have my doubts democracy will actually work, but this system doesn’t really either.

>reorganize congress: make it so the house can make laws without the senate, but they need a majority of states in the house like when presidential elections are tossed to congress, make it so the senate has more of a role as "not really involved in the laws, main job is impeachment police", make house elections six year cycles like the senate to make its role as a combined-powers body work better
>take a bunch of power away from the executive branch primarily relating to military deployments, domestic surveillance capacity, and implementation of a mandate to pursue a policy of no first use with weapons of mass destruction as well as to pursue global nuclear disarmanent (obv president can slack but could also be smacked for violating this), and more strictly binding that presidential actions have to adhere to the constitution, to the law, and to standing treaties, subject to prosecution and removal from office by the supreme court
sensible to prevent executive abuses but WMDs may be useful. it might be that their production should be increased rather than decreased. hard to say.
>some minor things here and there that i believe i have probably forgotten because it's a dense five page document
>there is a section entirely on reorganizing the department of education, this is the most controversial part of the bill probably and is something i waffled on but i think it's the core to future proof democracy
children growing up as brothers and sisters with dignity and opportunities, and preventing them from being divided is the way forward absolutely. I can’t say I entirely trust what changes can be made though. most parents at my school did not care about the education. probably some stick of again preventing bad parents from having kids and killing bad children is necessary beside the carrot, so you’re moving forward and not just responding to a never ending money pit of bad children, but again it can’t be helped, it even goes against the prior stated rights.

.play #9 dream

>>379973
yes it’s disgusting that the USA has slavery and government mandated rape zones and trades with countries who do. we should not only be banning it here but aggressively going against other countries who abuse humanity

>>380007
see here's the thing with the us gov't

we can get on our high horse about human rights abuses while doing them ourselves up the wazoo, it's a tradition at this point ti yell at some dictator for murdering their people en masse while doing similar things abroad or on us soil