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For this poll, "the past" means everything from THIS moment and before. Your knowledge does not continue updating as time passes.
If you could learn EVERYTHING about the past, but it meant you turned into something nonhuman to contain all that knowledge, would you?
Yes, no hesitation
Yes, after some deliberation
Maybe (elaborate on your thoughts?)
No, I like being human too much
No, I don't want to know all that
No, another reason
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memories ?
I still get angry about things that happened a long time ago
if i could hold you close enough to erase each and every trace of the lifetimes of pain you had to endure i would as if it was the cure for everything you had to lose
OH SHIT‼️I am 100% now certain, this is not a coincidence.
Obama was the first President to use autopen to sign a law, in 2011.
He used the autopen to sign the National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2012 while he was on vacation in Hawaii.
He also used an autopen to sign a four-year extension of certain provisions of the Patriot Act in 2011.
Republican Tom Graves argued the constitutionality of this action, specifically Article I, Section 7 when he signed the NDAA… citing what if the President was hospitalized?
—— What would stop a group of radical cabinet members using autopen to push forth a separate agenda?
The DOJ determined it was ok to do at the time.. so OH HELL YEAH, this will definitely go to SCOTUS. 🤔