bruce-springsteen-on-donald-trump-he-is-a-threat-to-our-democracy

He’s only 50% correct here? How is he only 50% correct and not 100% correct and explain why this redundant Trump thread is somehow different than my Covid redundant thread which proved you and Adam are bias little bitches

Yes, 50% correct. Because we're talking about Bruce Springsteen too and he's the topic of thread.

As if that actually matters. But according to special Rules it does.

Are you ever giving up your shtick?

If you want to report this thread and ask for it to me merged, I wouldn't care.

Why don’t you report it? Hey

Answered above.

I’d be nice for you to apply the same standard instead of using “well it has Brice Springsteen in it as well”

You should lead by example. Be the change you want to see.

In fact, let's both do it 👆

I’m down to it you are

I will be continuing to post far less threads than Broly. That is all. 🙂

lets fuse threads no one cares anyway!

Originally posted by Blakemore
lets fuse threads no one cares anyway!

they're stupid. they should go on the corner.

Originally posted by Blakemore
they're stupid. they should go on the corner.

Originally posted by eThneoLgrRnae
Good thing the United States is actually a Republic instead of a democracy then. 👆

What does that mean exactly?

Originally posted by Old Man Whirly!
yes, they are and yes, they should 😂 expect their triggering to increase exponentially. 🙂

Keep making friends with pedo, it’s a good look

Originally posted by Artol
What does that mean exactly?

It means just what I said. Do I have to explain the definition of words to you? Look them up in a dictionary if you must.

Originally posted by eThneoLgrRnae
It means just what I said. Do I have to explain the definition of words to you? Look them up in a dictionary if you must.

I am aware of (many of the) definitions of both Democracy and Republic. I am wondering what it means to you. To me a Republic and a Democracy are not mutually exclusive. I would say the United States are certainly a Republic, but they are also a Democracy, in the sense of having a, imo flawed, democratic system of determining leadership and justifying hierarchies. But you clearly see this differently, and I have heard right leaning people often say it, so I'd be very interested in what it means to you to be a Republic, but not a Democracy, in terms of the United States.