No matter how where when he dies, there will 100% be a conspiracy behind it

I’ve been enjoying Suicide Squad. Very redundant but entertaining enough. I hate everything it stands for, but I guess the gameplay style is right up my alley.

Billy on the Street was a tv show through Funny or Die that ran for years. He approached random new Yorkers and asked them pop culture questions. Some people think there might have been staged stuff, but supposedly it’s all real.

Here’s a best of: https://youtu.be/HBOpO7RgS64?si=iYsnc1WUl8TX7Hhr

Well… https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=LlCEmPF4-V0&pp=ygUMbmFtZSBhIHdvbWFu

Sir, for a dollar can you name a crime?

Name a crime?

Yes name a crime.

Any crime?

Name a crime

Why is this so hard?

Fucking yoga bag, name a crime

I’m sorry!

Name a crime

Name a crime?

NAME A CRIME!

The Constitution does give power to Congress to pass laws on how states conduct voting (maybe just for federal elections? I’m not sure).

In this case, though, there isn’t a congressional law on how the amendment should be enforced, so typically that falls back on the state you’d think. But no, instead the conservatives on the court made up their own law somehow.

I think in their Trump ruling, they specifically said states can’t bar people running for federal office. State offices are up to the state.

I disagree and think the supreme Court of the United States is wholly corrupt at this point, almost openly, but the rulings align technically

You’re a psychopath!

But why do so many people approve and advocate for it?

I’ve added a replacement launcher to both a Google TV Chromecast and my Sony Bravia that runs on Google TV.

I didn’t have to sideload anything or use my computer at all.

1.Searched Play Store on the TV for the app “Projectivy” and installed it.

2. Changed settings in the app to make it launch on default (enable “override calls to system default”, per ryannathan)

3. Followed the app instructions to turn on Accessibility Access for the app through the TV settings.

The other one maybe isn’t disabled, but I don’t ever see it. The tv loads up in an instant now.

When you have nothing left to gain from acting like their friend?

Also, yet unmentioned, Putin’s government BANNED use of that Putin in drag image because it hurt his sensitive ego.

More accurate TLDR of the article: He did explicitly deny it to an ally. Ukraine asked for it to be activated in Crimea and he said no.

Whether he should have or not is up to interpretation. He claimed that US sanctions didn’t allow it, but another time said he was preventing war. Why he gets to decide at all is ???.

Not necessarily you or your case, but I’m still convinced that a lot of people just have confirmation bias (only noticing it when it happens and discounting the thousands of otherwise innocent ads). There’s also subconscious ad effects, like you were only talking about it to begin with because your saw it somewhere because it’s been spreading by weird of mouth from people who initially saw an ad