That doesn’t mean you let a toddler take the pen and scribble all over the desk as he pleases.
That doesn’t mean you let a toddler take the pen and scribble all over the desk as he pleases.
It is a small piece of land. That makes it all the more amazing how they can defend themselves with my fucking tax dollars, considering how little they do for themselves. Same goes for Ukraine, such a small piece of land with very hard working people, against such a huge country, who also spend my tax dollars.
I don't know if that came out right, but the gist is I'm about fed up (kek) with paying taxes to the point I may just risk the mafia IRS coming for me. Seriously, I am sick of funding bullshit overseas, especially kikes, when we need it here.
It is a small piece of land. That makes it all the more amazing how they can defend themselves with my fucking tax dollars, considering how little they do for themselves. Same goes for Ukraine, such a small piece of land with very hard working people, against such a huge country, who also spend my tax dollars.
I don't know if that came out right, but the gist is I'm about fed up (kek) with paying taxes to the point I may just risk the ~~mafia~~ IRS coming for me. Seriously, I am sick of funding bullshit overseas, especially kikes, when we need it here.
The pen is mightier than the sword.
Those words come from someone who has never faced a sword. Words are only powerful during times of peace or moderate strife. In times of war, no one picks up a pen instead of a sword. It's time to show the pen and its wielders that their instrument of mere words cannot best the sword wielder and his quest for victory. The pen cannot win against the sword. The sword shall prevail.
As for the desk, the best desks have a thin veneer of glass on top. It's time we put that layer of glass atop the region and use the sword to destroy the pen.
The pen is mightier than the sword.
Those words come from someone who has never faced a sword. Words are only powerful during times of peace or moderate strife. In times of war, no one picks up a pen instead of a sword. It's time to show the pen and its wielders that their instrument of mere words cannot best the sword wielder and his quest for victory. The pen cannot win against the sword. The sword shall prevail.
As for the desk, the best desks have a thin veneer of glass on top. It's time we put that layer of glass atop the region and use the sword to destroy the pen.
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