I don't see any new loathing revealed here, because the participants' private attitudes appear to be consistent with their public statements. Did the people who are surprised by this think that the public hostility was just an act?
(On the contrary, I think this was a relatively reasonable discussion aside from some gratuitous insults. Isolationism is a normal ideology compared to, say, trying to annex Canada.)
I'm picturing it jump up rapids like a salmon.
Identify specific acts Trump has taken to harm you that cannot be construed as core executive functions. This will give Roberts the chance to list some conduct that is—and conversely that can never be—a core executive function, to diffuse Trump’s notion that he can get away with murder. Hint: trying to impeach a federal judge is not, and can never be, a core executive function. Lying to American citizens about a foreign invasion is not, and can never be, a core executive function.
I don't see how the Presidential immunity ruling is relevant to Trump's current actions. So what if something Trump does is not a core executive function? The idea that Trump could face criminal charges right now, as the sitting President, seems far-fetched. It's especially far-fetched for these examples, which he doesn't need immunity for because they're not crimes.
Floating upstream - what a coconut!
A great game if you like gritty fantasy, turn based tactics, and losing.
I don't think they're feral anymore if they live in an apartment.
Would you like to be a moderate? I'll propose giving the hogs the assault rifles and you'll instantly become a moderate.
humans have assault rifles <--- no one has assault rifles ---> hogs have assault rifles
Edit: would arming both humans and hogs also be a good compromise?
I think Tsar Putin wants the Russian Empire, not the USSR.
(Thanks Alamy!)
Coconuts have evolved to spread from island to island by floating, but it's still weird that one happened to float to the other side of the world in historic times. I would have guessed that either the currents could never take a coconut there or that the currents would have taken a coconut there long ago.
(When I visit Florida, I see coconuts float by sometimes. Some have been in the water a long time - they're covered in barnacles. However, if they're still floating does that mean they might still be viable?)
It looks like a fire-damaged apartment in an otherwise nice building, and it could be worth a lot more than 105k in the right location.
I'm not saying it isn't valuable - only that it isn't surprising. With that said, leaking a private discussion which just coincidentally shows they're not bluffing is awfully convenient...