Nemtsov, Politkovskaya, Litvinenko, Magnitsky, Estemirova, Shchekochikhin, Perepilichny, and Skripal are all Russian citizens.
Why do you demand proof on anything when you never accept it?
Do you think this be can attributed to a school reputation hit?
Between DeSantis and Sasse, UF is achieving levels not seen in years! [MEDIA]
"One of two staffers involved in the altercation at Arlington National Cemetery is a deputy campaign manager for Donald Trump’s reelection bid,...
Unless they were pushing Chinese propaganda, I fail to see how it is relevant to this discussion. Perhaps there is a more appropriate thread for...
Should the Republicans that allowed the Dad to retain access to his guns also be accountable? They are the ones blocking common sense laws.
What are the sides and how are they equal? Every time you take the time to type a "both sides" argument, you should know that you aren't making...
The FBI warns citizens about foreign influencers and somehow that leads to taking over election processes? What a weird leap.
The opposite of conservatives is progressives, not Democrats. As often as you throw about labels, you should know that. It's weird.
Helpful discourse. So weird.
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Hanging on to false narratives is one thing, using them to ridicule others is just not a good look. Have you ever considered putting in the work...
The gaslighting continues. The vast majority of the discussion on this board seems to revolve around clarifying the fact set to the folks that...
What do you think is the central point of this controversy?
We can solve the whole crime problem by deporting the citizens as well! ;-)
I agree it is illegal. But being here unlawfully is not a crime. For example: "Unlawful Presence Is Not a Crime Some may assume that all...
It is largely a semantic debate. A civil offense still means you're doing something illegal. While it's not classified as a "crime," which...
Being in the United States illegally is a violation of immigration law, but it is considered a civil offense, not a criminal one.
