Yeah I could be wrong. I think the Peter's one is the fake. I've had all the others but I haven't seen the ice cream.
It is absolutely possible under America's legal framework. Mackenzie v Hare was the 1915 Supreme Court case, which ruled that a natural-born U.S. citizen woman could lose her citizenship by marrying a non-citizen man.
The holding functionally stood until 1967, when there was a case called Afroyim v. Rusk, where the court held that natural born citizens cannot be stripped of their citizenship involuntarily. But that was a 5-4 decision in the Warren Court, in many regards, the most liberal supreme court in history. A decision that barely won a majority in a court drastically more liberal than this one is what's standing between the US today and a world where natural born citizens can have their citizenship deemed forfeit.
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Is this the lowest rated year of movies ever? Does rotten tomatoes do average ratings by year?
It's got good trains.
I'll be honest it was a huge question that hung over my wife and I when we were trying to decide whether to have kids or not. But we were in our mid 30s and it was a 'now or never' type situation.
Believe it not there is positives in raising kids. We're definitely not judgemental of people who decide they don't want to. But I love my kids more than I knew it was possible. And we're trying to raise them with an understanding of the world that's a bit broader than the ra-ra pro-capital values we were taught as kids.
What a fucking joke
Sounds like Crash Team Racing.
Crocodile. It was fine. A bit like seaweed wrapped chicken.
Check out The Shock Doctrine by Naomi Klein.
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To me it looks more teal blue than teal green.