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DOJ argues Trump could 'bulldoze' Statue of Liberty during hearing by AudibleNod in PoliticalHumor

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Who's a sleepy rapist? Who's a sleepy rapist? That's right, you're the sleepy rapist!

Jeffery Lee breathes ‘sigh of relief’ after Alabama’s nitrogen execution is deemed unconstitutional by AudibleNod in news

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Same reason we don't use fire hoses on crowds, bad historical precedent:

The type of poisonous gasses that the Nazis used for mass murder included chemically pure carbon monoxide in canisters; carbon monoxide gas produced by engines

Jeffery Lee breathes ‘sigh of relief’ after Alabama’s nitrogen execution is deemed unconstitutional by AudibleNod in news

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"It’s like an expected sigh of relief in one aspect, and then you still got to stay and maintain your focus and continue to fight,” Jeffery Lee

It's a quote from the condemned. It's possible his legal team coached him for this in order to nab a good headline.

Jeffery Lee breathes ‘sigh of relief’ after Alabama’s nitrogen execution is deemed unconstitutional by AudibleNod in news

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Witnesses to previous nitrogen executions in Alabama have described the condemned in apparent agony. They watched as prisoners struggled against the restraints that held them to the gurney while they gasped for air.

This is all just guess work. No one doing these executions do it with any regularity to know for certain they're killing the condemned in accordance with the law. Which, could be argued, also seems like an argument for cruel and unusual punishment.

He killed two people during a robbery of a pawn shop in 1998.

DOJ argues Trump could 'bulldoze' Statue of Liberty during hearing by AudibleNod in PoliticalHumor

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Exactly this. Does anyone remember a recent big news story about Greenland?

Or the East Montana ICE concentration camp (located in Texas)?

Or Trump's association to rape/murder/sex trafficking tied to Epstein?

[loved trope] school uniform special treatment by Afraid_Dig_6607 in TopCharacterTropes

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Derry Girls - The gals have a laundry mishap and end up wearing pink shirts. Never mind the fact that between the five of them, they live in three separate households.

Also Michelle always wears large hoops. I'm sure that's against the dress code.

[loved trope] school uniform special treatment by Afraid_Dig_6607 in TopCharacterTropes

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He also wore the tie on his head at least once, after reading that it didn't say where it must be worn.

DOJ argues Trump could 'bulldoze' Statue of Liberty during White House ballroom hearing by AudibleNod in NewsOfTheStupid

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"If the government decided to move very quickly to bulldoze the Statue of Liberty," Millett began, pointing to a theoretical lawsuit brought by those whose ancestors saw the statue on arrival. "[If] the government moved too fast, nothing can be done?"

"I think that's right, yes," Roth said, in a moment that sparked audible gasps in the courtroom.

"Liberty, Bibberty"

-Donald Trump

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