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The Trump Presidency | Biden Inaugurated
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In the latest episode of the United Hour Podcast, Nik and Imran hold a long overdue conversation about United's awful league form with 1 win in 7. They discuss a disappointing draw at Bournemouth, a not so disappointing draw against Liverpool and a crushing defeat at Chelsea - Is time nearly over for Erik Ten Hag?
Then in a special second half of the pod, Nik welcomes Natalie ( https://twitter.com/natalie_17) to discuss the fortunes of Manchester United Women as they booked a place in the FA Cup Final after a historic first ever win vs. Chelsea.
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Cock wasn't even on fire. Amateur.
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This 3 month transition thing is a danger to the US with a petulant child like Trump in charge. Surely doing way more damage than good with all these firings, hirings and other decisions/changes.
The last comment on this by the weird right wing santa looking guy, might just be my favourite moment from the whole shit show.
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No man called tucker Carlson should be allowed to live.
I have no doubt in my mind we will see Mr Giuliani rolling under a bus with a fat wotsit running off in the background when all this goes pete tong.
That picture doesn't do it justice. Check out the brief ariel shot on this news clip from CBS
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Are the prisoners being used to move bodies getting paid?
They are paid 2$ per hour
Food banks? Sounds like goddamn communism to me.
So the minimum wage doesn't apply to prisoners?
In what country on earth it does?
people cant afford food... but they can afford to buy and run what look like mostly new cars and even 4X4 vehicles... its a strange country
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Was wondering the same. Fresh veggies would cost broadly the same to drive an hour of some of those vehicles.
1st world poverty. When you're poor, don't sell your car to make ends meet. Go for a drive.
It's modern day slavery to be honest. Look up the Last Week Tonight episode on it.
I imagine they can’t afford to get out of their Car finance.
He must have watched a lot of Night Court in the 80s.
Cars are insanely cheap in the US, at least from a financing/leasing perspective.
Nope. It's a terrible system made far worse by covid. It is a trifecta of public health crisis + mental health crisis + states refusing to do the right thing.
The USA also has the world's highest rate of incarceration: 665 people per 100,000. This excludes China, who have millions locked up in concentration camps in Uighur province.
and to put that in perspective
Australia 170
Mexico 163
England / Wales 140
Canada 107
France 105
Germany 77
So a serial murderer or rapist should have the same rights as you ?
Did you quote the wrong post?
To be fair, once they're encarcerated they don't but certain rights should probably be inaliencable (minimum wage, the right to vote, access to education and healthcare, etc)
I agree with access to healthcare, education etc to rehabilitate themselves but depending on the seriousness of the crime they shouldn't be allowed the same luxuries as a regular citizen.
I'm pretty sure the iron bars, pinstripe mattress and stainless steel toilet take care of that notion. If not, then the pruno should just about do it.
No I didn't. I've had this conversation with a few of my colleagues and I'm always interested in knowing why they think prisoners should be given the same rights as those who live a decent life and don't break the law. Didn't they give that right up the minute they decide to hurt people with no remorse or thought of how damaging it could be to those people and their families ? It obviously depends on the seriousness of the crime but there's a reason why they're in jail and you're not.
I had to google pruno and you're right that might just do the trick
I had to google pruno and you're right that might just do the trick
Alright. I was just pretty sure I didn't mention serial killers and rapists in my post. I haven't looked at the numbers, but I'm gonna stick my neck out here and say they don't make up the majority of your prison population. So I've no idea why you'd go there straight away.
I didn't say they should have the same rights as everyone else, but then they don't given they're, you know, imprisoned (and then I'd argue that the fact there are varying degrees of punishment for various crimes is precisely the way to take the seriousness of a crime into consideration, so get the strawmen out of here).
Anyway, the real issue I have is that you have a for-profit prison system where rich people benefit from people getting imprisoned because now they can exploit the prison population as a cheap labour force.
It includes 40,000 people, for example, in jail for marijuana offenses. So, smoke weed and lose your right to vote (and get put in jail) - sounds a tad harsh don't you think?
The same country that had a shortage of California fire fighters to fight the forest fires this year, because prisoners couldn't participate due to COVID-19.
I actually think not only should weed smokers be allowed to vote, but they should be the only ones allowed to vote, and only after doing said deed.
They should also be allowed to own and run dispensaries or any business that deals with marijuana. States should make it a priority to invest and hire felons who have served time for bs drug charges. Almost all of these businesses are owned and run by white people and therein lies the fundamental problem or recurring theme in America. White people again profiting off the labour and trauma of black, poc, and indigenous people.
It’s almost like a global pandemic and crushing economic downturn can lead to dramatic changes to peoples financial circumstances and finance/lease deals can’t easily be escaped from.
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