So what's worse, Einstein- some folks living w/o medical coverage or some folks who can afford tattoos paying some tax? See if you can dazzle us with your ingenuity!
Cocaine is one HELLUVA DRUG
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So what's worse, Einstein- some folks living w/o medical coverage or some folks who can afford tattoos paying some tax? See if you can dazzle us with your ingenuity!
No - YOU are the one who is full of shit. YOU asked me what his rough edges are. I don't consider speaking one's mind to necessarily being a "rough" edge. There are some things about Trump I admire! Is there something wrong with that? Is there something wrong with "minor criticisms"? I can't really think of any major criticisms. B.T.W. I only judge the criticisms that I can see for myself, not the ones fed to us by the media. Unlike YOU and Bones, I don't gobble up all the shit the media feeds us!
Can't you count to two? A person can speak on the spur of the moment w/o necessarily changing his/her mind. So I listed two. Do you need more?
That first sentence, lol....
Emily Smith still compares herself to other people.... lol, left or right that just shows insecurity...
Nuff said.
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2010/apr/14/coca-colla-real-thing-bolivia
A certain US soft drinks giant may disagree, but Bolivia has come up with a fizzy beverage it says is the real thing: Coca Colla.
The drink, made from the coca leaf and named after the indigenous Colla people from Bolivia's highlands, went on sale this week across the South American country.
It is black, sweet and comes in a bottle with a red label – but similarities to Coca-Cola end there. One is a symbol of US-led globalisation and corporate might; the other could be considered a socialist-tinged affront to western imperialism.
The first batch of 12,000 bottles, priced about $1.50 (96p) for half a litre, were distributed in the capital, La Paz, as well as Santa Cruz and Cochabamba.
The familiar-sounding name and packaging may rile the Atlanta-based soft drinks manufacturer, but Coca Colla could also cause groans in Washington.
It is made from the coca leaf, a mild stimulant that wards off fatigue and hunger, and has been used in the Andes for thousands of years in cooking, medicine and religious rites.
Coca is also the raw ingredient of cocaine, the powerful narcotic that is the primary target of the US-led "war on drugs".
Bolivia tried to wipe out the leaf at Washington's behest. But that was before Evo Morales, an Aymara Indian and coca grower, was elected president, championing coca as a crop with legitimate uses.
Barkeep, another round for me and my friends.
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2010/apr/14/coca-colla-real-thing-bolivia
A certain US soft drinks giant may disagree, but Bolivia has come up with a fizzy beverage it says is the real thing: Coca Colla.
The drink, made from the coca leaf and named after the indigenous Colla people from Bolivia's highlands, went on sale this week across the South American country.
It is black, sweet and comes in a bottle with a red label – but similarities to Coca-Cola end there. One is a symbol of US-led globalisation and corporate might; the other could be considered a socialist-tinged affront to western imperialism.
The first batch of 12,000 bottles, priced about $1.50 (96p) for half a litre, were distributed in the capital, La Paz, as well as Santa Cruz and Cochabamba.
The familiar-sounding name and packaging may rile the Atlanta-based soft drinks manufacturer, but Coca Colla could also cause groans in Washington.
It is made from the coca leaf, a mild stimulant that wards off fatigue and hunger, and has been used in the Andes for thousands of years in cooking, medicine and religious rites.
Coca is also the raw ingredient of cocaine, the powerful narcotic that is the primary target of the US-led "war on drugs".
Bolivia tried to wipe out the leaf at Washington's behest. But that was before Evo Morales, an Aymara Indian and coca grower, was elected president, championing coca as a crop with legitimate uses.
Barkeep, another round for me and my friends.
That's my point. You're in love with Trump. You're a 100% true believer.
I only judge the criticisms that I can see for myself, not the ones fed to us by the media. Unlike YOU and Bones, I don't gobble up all the shit the media feeds us!
My biggest problems with Trump come straight from the asshole on Trump's face. It's not the media. It's Trump himself. Believing that anyone who dislikes Trump "gobbles up all the shit the media feeds us" is straight Trumpkin propaganda. You've fallen for his con fully and completely. You're a sucker.
Well, maybe 50% but is there anything wrong with that? A lot of people believe in Justin!
I just did, but YOU decided not to accept them. Remember?
A little surprised maybe, but hardly bummed out over a third rate politician in a foreign land!
