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  1. Ask not what you can do for your country, ask what stupid cunts can do for you.
  2. I have been irked by this also. Use your potato masher after you drop it in the pan.
  3. I am expecting them to defend themselves when the MAGAs seek revenge.
  4. If any of the assassination attempts were legitimate pre-election, surely there will be more now until the job is done? And that’s how the civil war starts?
  5. Project 2025, a summary: Government Structure and Bureaucracy Personnel Overhaul: Streamline federal hiring by implementing a "Conservative LinkedIn" for administration roles, and prepare appointees through the Presidential Administration Academy. Executive Power: Increase presidential control over executive agencies, reducing the autonomy of career bureaucrats, and aim to limit perceived “deep state” influence on policy decisions. Economy and Financial Regulation Tax and Spending Reform: Cut taxes, reduce federal spending, and simplify the tax code to stimulate private sector growth. Regulation Rollback: Curb the powers of regulatory bodies like the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB), aiming to lessen restrictions on businesses. Federal Reserve: Shift Federal Reserve policy focus towards economic stability and away from social or environmental objectives. Energy and Environmental Policy Energy Independence: Expand domestic fossil fuel production by opening federal lands to drilling and reducing restrictions on oil, gas, and coal. Climate Policy Shift: De-emphasise climate change as a policy priority by scaling back initiatives aimed at reducing carbon emissions, reducing the Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) role in climate regulation. Renewable Energy: Redirect government support away from renewable energy subsidies and towards fossil fuel investment. Defence and Foreign Policy Military Prioritisation: Strengthen national defence by increasing the defence budget and refocusing on conventional military power rather than climate or diversity initiatives. Immigration Control: Reform immigration policies by building stronger border protections, limiting pathways to citizenship, and increasing deportations. Social and Cultural Issues Education Reform: Encourage “school choice” policies, increase support for homeschooling, and reduce the Department of Education’s influence on curriculum standards, especially regarding diversity and equity. Gender and Family Policies: Restrict access to gender-affirming healthcare, and promote policies that prioritise traditional family structures. Project 2025 broadens the definition of "obscene" material to include a variety of LGBTQ+ content and discussions on gender identity, suggesting that these too should be restricted. Religious Liberty: Bolster protections for religious institutions and individuals, especially in healthcare and business sectors where actions may conflict with religious beliefs. Pornography: restricting access, positioning it as a societal harm comparable to drug addiction. Proposing a national ban on adult content, arguing that pornography is not protected by the First Amendment and should be outlawed. This plan entails criminal penalties for those producing, distributing, or facilitating access to such content. Drugs: Project 2025 proposes a significant shift in federal marijuana policy, aiming to reinforce federal prohibition despite state-level legalisation efforts. The plan emphasises a zero-tolerance approach, potentially revoking protections for individuals and businesses operating under state marijuana legalisation frameworks. Guns: Project 25 proposes relaxing federal restrictions on gun ownership through measures like Concealed Carry Reciprocity (CCR). This proposal would require all states to recognise each other's concealed carry permits, allowing individuals to carry concealed firearms across state lines regardless of differing state regulations. This policy has raised concerns among experts and advocacy groups. Law Enforcement and Legal Reform Judicial Reforms: Emphasise the appointment of conservative judges, and advocate for a strict interpretation of the Constitution. Crime Policy: Advocate for stricter penalties and increased federal support for local law enforcement, reducing reform-oriented approaches Immigration and Border Management Mass Deportations: The plan outlines a large-scale deportation strategy, which would include expanding "expedited removal" procedures for immigrants found anywhere in the U.S., not just near borders. This would enable ICE to conduct deportations more swiftly, potentially even in sensitive locations like schools and hospitals Militarization of Border Security: Project 2025 calls for enhanced use of military resources at the border, advocating for the deployment of National Guard personnel and increased construction of barriers. This focus on deterrence is aimed at preventing unlawful entries and would involve stricter enforcement measures, particularly impacting asylum seekers Wronguns Programme: People of dubious character, such as Gemmill for instance, will be encouraged to enter the country with a lifetime subscription to Obnoxious Accountants Online. Expanded Detention Facilities: The proposal suggests increasing detention capacity to hold up to 100,000 individuals awaiting deportation. Elimination of Specific Immigration Relief Programs: Key programs, such as Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for individuals from countries facing crises, would be cut. This could affect hundreds of thousands who currently have work authorisation under these protection.
  6. Win or lose there will be violence, the USA is incredibly divided. Massive group of people who have only had one major local conflict in their history, I think this is a factor in their division. Over here we are generally a bit more tolerant as we have been kicking fuck out of each other for centuries and eventually, more or less, found a way to coexist.
  7. New cafe just opened in Brighton. I’ll be arranging meetings here from now on.
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