Girlforgeeks

I'm curious what you think- but I want to set ground rules.

1. If you plan to say "The R's did..." or "The D's did..." I'm not interested. They are one in the same and one and all bought and sold. The only difference is degree.

2. If you plan to say "Trump..." again, stop there. That's a scapegoat. The leaders of the CIA, FBI, NSA and other "security" agencies are in charge of the US, and they do everything for a reason.

3. If you plan to say "Well when I was watching CNN (or Fox, or any MSM)..." keep talking. Whatever you believe is what they want us to, and that's a clue into the reason (plus I can laugh at you afterwards).

Once we are operating from these 3 premises, I'd like

I'm coming to realize my ex is helpful only bc it manipulates me. Is this planned? Do I untangle or enjoy a mutually beneficial relationship with him?

I'm just really not into it if he's faking.

Is it in only a matter of time until they do? And if so, how easy is it for them to find my account? Should I open a new account to make it harder?

What if the account balance is always very low, occasionally rising to $2000?

Can I open an account in my child's name?

Thanks. E: I'm not sure why anyone would think I have the funds to pay this company. I don't. I'm below the poverty line, it's how I got in this position in the first place.

Like they think they know and they're entirely clueless. It's so frustrating.

I find that the CIA must have employees who start work at midnight on Sunday, the way the weekends are so normal and Monday morning they flood the sub with shitposts.

I made this post bc there are multiple question posts like this, but when I made a COMMENT exactly like this, it was removed for Rule 12, which is a post lacking context or content.

So people can CLEARLY ask questions without context --they just can't make statements without them.

Edit: I live in US, this took place in KS.

TLDR: if I'm kicked out of a shared hotel room, what do I owe the person who kicked me out, and can my expenses after being kicked out be an argument to pay less?

So I'm a graduate student in an online course that requires that for two weeks in the summer, I attend school on campus. It is very far from home, so another student and I in the class agreed to share a motel room for the 2 weeks (wow was that ever stupid). I agreed she could ride with me to classes etc since I had a car and she didn't, and even took her to another location a few miles away just to help her out when she went away for The weekend.

We made it through the first 8 days,

How can I get this Nextbook going without the activation code on the receipt?

Can it be done?

I think it's because they know that if their loyal zombies begin to doubt their narratives, it all unravels so quickly.

I went from zombie to full on theorist in 6 months- although I had lots of time to research and employed people, by design, don't.

So I think the posting in this sub- I've seen at least 5 today- attacking the CNN story, is a very, very good sign.

We have the momentum.

I've been thinking about the Muslim/Sharia governments in the Middle East (and not peaceful Muslims living around the world).

If I understand correctly, Their religion tells them to kill infidels- non Muslims.

So in order to protect non Muslims, is it ok to have a vicious group of people dealing with that?

What I'm asking is, is there an element of protection we get for having such horribly immoral people running the country?

I understand it doesn't mean they have to prey on citizens they are supposedly protecting.