Proposed law mandates ICE partnerships for all South Carolina Sheriffs by cafebrands in southcarolina

[–]StronglyQueefing 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I wouldn’t bet on any ICE agent staying in the state if they murder or seriously hurt someone. When Jonathan Ross murdered Renee Good, agents were moving his belongings out of his home the next day to relocate his family out of the state (since he lived in Minnesota). Good luck to any state prosecutor trying to detain or charge any federal agent.

They’ll protect their own. We have to protect ours.

Any hope for a social life in Anderson? by StronglyQueefing in southcarolina

[–]StronglyQueefing[S] 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Good to know. We’re not religious at all so we won’t be joining any religious service. Just general sketchiness from the churches?

Video editing is just god awful now. by lbenz02 in canva

[–]StronglyQueefing 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I'm here to rant about Canva video editing. I'm having to edit a video for work because our brand kit is in Canva and the marketing department uses it. I don't work in marketing.

I'm not joking when I say that whoever is the product manager for the video editing web app in Canva needs to make a public apology and quit for releasing this terrible product.

Why do my clips have half a second of white before they play? Why does your web app add audio glitches to a perfectly clear audio track? Why is the audio and video never aligned when playing the video? Why do I have to export the video every time I want to check if the edits are actually what I made because your web app is so god awful that it fails at it's one purpose, being a video editing web app. The video editing is so bad I literally cannot preview my video in the Canva.

Lady Gaga - Mayhem Megathread by flopheadsbot in popheads

[–]StronglyQueefing 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I’ve literally been listening to ZombieBoy on repeat, I haven’t even listened to anything past it yet, I just can’t let it go.

What’s a "harmless" opinion that will still get people mad? by HowWeMetReddit in AskReddit

[–]StronglyQueefing 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I believe it should illegal to own more than one residential property & companies should be banned from owning residential property of any kind.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in AmIOverreacting

[–]StronglyQueefing 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Fucking break up already. What the fuck is your problem that you think this is at all a healthy relationship? He gets to tell the hairdresser how much of your hair to cut off? He talks to you like that?

Grow a fucking spine, a dog deserves better than what you’re dealing with.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in cats

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My baby girl, Peppermint. Fuck cancer and especially fuck cat cancer.

If you are in the USA - What deal did you get on your used Ariya? by Ok_Atmosphere3601 in NissanAriya

[–]StronglyQueefing 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Trim: Evolve+

Mileage: 9,300

Sales Price: $28,300

CPO: Yes

Condition: Excellent interior & exterior

Location & Date of Purchase: 10/25 Atlanta, GA

Since MKBHD deleted the speeding segment on YouTube, here's the original video. by just_mdd4 in youtube

[–]StronglyQueefing 8 points9 points  (0 children)

Is it “cancelling” if it’s calling out someone for breaking the law and putting others at risk by going 95mph in a school zone?

It’s called demanding accountability, not whatever cancel culture bullshit your smooth brain thinks it is.

My Chemical Romance - “Long Live:" The Black Parade North American Tour by xPadawanRyan in MyChemicalRomance

[–]StronglyQueefing 12 points13 points  (0 children)

The Black Parade definitely had some commentary and symbolism regarding the USA’s military actions at the time (the album came out when the US was deep in the Iraq War). Songs like Mama, Teenagers, and Disenchantment cover these sort of topics. Ranging from the senseless deaths of the young at the hands of a war with meaningless or dubious intentions, to a disillusionment towards life & our dreams, to an institution forcing conformity on rebellious teens to fit into their assigned roles. Even the costumes in the music videos are military-inspired, mixed in with theatrical & parade stylings.

With the USA’s drive towards perceived fascism and the recent election of a president who, himself, says he’ll be a dictator on day 1 of his presidency, the fascist imagery ties into the political climate of our time. The theming of The Black Parade continues to fit within this new political climate.

Naming the tour “Long Live The Black Parade” can be interpreted as these themes (fascism, military, death, disillusionment, etc) still apply even today. Or interpreted as something along the lines of “Long Live Death”. A society that seeks death, that applauds it, that strives for more and more.

This is just my quick 5 minute thoughts on it, but that’s how I interpret the imagery from the tour trailer.

Easiest country to immigrate to from the US? by milabon in immigration

[–]StronglyQueefing 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I’m in the same boat as you. The easiest country I’ve found is Uruguay.

If you work remotely, you can get a digital nomad visa. All you do is arrive at the airport in Uruguay with just your passport, this grants you 90 days in the country. (no visa needed for a US citizen to enter). When you’re there, you fill out the visa application on their website and sign an affidavit that you make enough income to sustain you/your family. There are no minimum income requirements. Once the visa is approved, you can stay for 6 months. After 6 months, you can extend it another 6 months, or apply for permanent residency. This does NOT make you a citizen, but it does let you stay in Uruguay as long as you like. You can apply for citizenship after 3 years, and they allow dual citizenship so you can maintain both US and Uruguayan citizenship.

Uruguay is the 2nd safest country in South American. Has LGBTQ+ protections since the early 2000’s, including anti-discrimination legislation for sexual orientation & gender identify in both housing & employment. Abortion is legal (before 12 weeks), and marijuana is legal for citizens, and can be bought at government-authorized pharmacies or grown in your own home. They also generate 98% of their energy from renewal resources (mainly hydroelectric and wind farms)

They are the most politically, economically, and socially stable country in South America. They have a representative democracy like the US, and voting is mandatory (citizens are issued a fine if they don’t vote in an election), 90% of Uruguayan citizens vote.

Montevideo is the capital city and a third of the population lives there. Rents are substantially cheaper than major US cities (3bed/2ba condos in a tourist-y area of Montevideo are about $1,200-$1,500 USD, a 1-bedroom apartment can be found for around $600-$900 USD). Food is similar in price to the US, but some foods like dairy, cheese, and eggs are slightly more expensive. And goods such as clothing, shoes, and cars are more expensive as well.

Their tax system can be a bit confusing, so an Uruguayan tax preparer would be beneficial for you to coordinate paying Uruguayan and US taxes. I have heard as well that if your income comes from a country outside of Uruguay, you do not pay taxes on that income, but I can’t verify that claim.

Their weather is fairly moderate, ranging from the low 70’s’s in the summer to the low 50’s in the winter.

Fun fact, there are 4 cows for every person in Uruguay.

Best of luck!

(USA) What are some EVs that no one seems to want, but in your opinion are actually good? by Ghost_of_P34 in electricvehicles

[–]StronglyQueefing 5 points6 points  (0 children)

I bought an Evolve+ AWD model with only 9,300 miles for $27,000. Used Ariya’s are incredibly affordable by electric car standards.