I’m no economy expert, but I think I solved the stock market. People just need to buy all the stocks and never sell, that way the imaginary money only goes up.
For me, the two biggest are The Ride of the Rohirrim and “For Frodo”. The former never fails to astound me. I love the simple but earnest themes of courage, bravery and sacrifice in the trilogy and the sight of Theoden and his riders lined up to charge, his speech about riding to death, the obvious fear and danger –…
And yet The Return Of The King rules. Certain scenes will always give me goosebumps
“This is our city” also sounds REALLY menacing coming from a police chief
So his response to a citizen exercising her first amendment right is to, just casually, express his second amendment right? Let’s set aside the whole argument about what the second amendment means, why on earth did he need to express his right at that particular moment? What the hell is he so afraid of? That is…
“I saw it across his chest and I thought it was ironic of him to do that,” Hentschel told AP. “The person was talking about guns and he had one across his chest. I didn’t see him do anything illegal or dangerous with it. He wasn’t threatening or brandishing. He was just holding it.”
Agreed, and here’s my thing: release of information, especially on sensitive matters, is not like opening the floodgates. How much information is being deliberately withheld because it’s a matter of national security and/or an active crime investigation? I’m already blown away by some revelations, and I suspect that…
But yeah, the GOP is so, incredibly, fundamentally fucked here. On multiple fronts. For years, if not decades.