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Leaked Alternate ending to OBSESSION 🚨

Zohran Mamdani when Hasan comes begging him for help

I was watching this few nights ago and literally the moment butcher kicked & destroyed the camera my internet crashed and I got an error message on the tv that I stared at for a solid 20 seconds thinking it part of the episode 😭😭

I've been wanting to say this for a long time. Release years should be the year your movie gets released to the public, not the year you showed a handful of people your unreleased film at a festival

The moment I realized post-Ozempic Mike Pompeo is Adolf Hitler without the moustache

@Promiseishim Deep thoughts with the Deep

Kicked from the SEVEN and Banned from the SEVEN seas on episode SEVEN

The average British salary should be £65,000. It's £34,000. Fifty years of political failure. One plan to fix it. The SDP's Investment State documentary, out now:

Founding Father Gerald Ford signing the Declaration of Independence 50 years ago

@calroseee For a second I thought you were talking about Hughie from The Boys 😂

The similarities between these two characters become more apparent on the second watch, particularly the evil “nice” guy.

Having time named after you. B...C....

@John88537963 @PenseesofPascal Interesting stuff 👍

@OrdistOracle @PenseesofPascal We have two forms of executive governments in NL, one for the water stuff (levees, dykes, water waste management, etc) and one for all the other stuff. They’re called water boards, and many have been around for centuries leading to stuff like this: youtu.be/cfSIC8jwbQs

Napoleon III is kind of why I think we should switch to a dual executive model. Leaders who excel at peace and infrastructure building often require a different skill set as the ones that excel in war/foreign policy.

I get what you mean, but I would still say that my plan makes it less likely that the military just seizes power compared to the current US government, and other western governments, where one executive has near complete financial, military, and federal police power. Under my system even if the military seizes power, they will still have to deal with the fact that all of the non military/police government departments are run by the House of Commons and their loyalists. If they take control by force they either purge these offices of House of Commons loyalists which will leave them as rulers of a barely functioning state, or they could leave the loyalists in their positions which will dilute their power, and will make the coup kind of pointless.

@OrdistOracle @PenseesofPascal The military can just kill them if they like it tho

If we judged human groups by the same rules we use for animal species, white people would currently be classified as *Endangered.* A 67% global decline over three generations meets the official threshold. At current trends, they cross into *Critically Endangered* next generation. Biology doesn’t care about politics. The numbers are what they are.

@BrowseHorror I get the idea, and it might even be fun to see other people’s wishes play out, but this is still you right now.

Curry Barker on "Obsession" possibly becoming a cinematic universe: "I've actually had a lot of thought about that."--"What would be really cool is a TV show and each episode is a different wish. Maybe like ten episodes." (via. Collider Interviews on YT)

That is why I support a 3 branch government, with two legislatures headed by executives, and one Judiciary. The House of Commons will made up of members of voted on every 4 years by all tax paying net contributing men, and any women with 2 or more children. The speaker/head of this chamber will also be chosen by voters every 4 years, but 2 years before/after any election for the members. This branch will handle practical things such as voting on infrastructure, what if any aid should be given to the poor, and the size of the federal budget. The Senate would be made up of members voted on by current and former members of the military, members of the state department, and anyone who can pass a foreign relations exam. The term for Senators would last 8 years, with 1/4 of the senate being eligible for election every 2 years. The President of the Senate would be selected by the members of the chamber, can only serve a single 8 year term, and would be the head of state of the country. The Senate would control Foreign Policy, the Military, and would share joint control over education, cultural policy, and monetary policy with the House of Commons. The Federal Judiciary would be chosen in elections similar to those in China, where voters directly vote for local judges, those local judges vote for state level judges, and the state level judges vote for the Supreme Court. The Supreme Court would consist of 7 members who each serve a 21 year term, with one member being up for election every 3 years or in case of death. This would allow for gradual change in the court while also allowing the previous generation to reign in the excesses of the newer generations. The Supreme Court would rule on the constitutionality of laws but they would also pick a Chief magistrate every 3 years before a new justice accents to the court. The Chief magistrate would serve under the justices and would control the national guard, the FBI, and any other federal law enforcement. By giving one branch financial power, one military force, and another civil police power, the two weaker branches have enough hard power to check the most overreaching and tyrannical of the three branches. This is just a draft of my ideas, so there is some room for improvement.

@OrdistOracle @PenseesofPascal The issue is that then the military can just coup the civilian leader anyway.

@spoiltkate_ Probably Back to the Future: but I would probably still get bored after the first dozen watches.

You’re getting paid $100k to rewatch one movie 100 times. Which movie survives the challenge?

@JingoingYeoman @PenseesofPascal He makes a great argument, but this is one issue which I must disagree with Hamilton on.

@OrdistOracle @PenseesofPascal Read Hamilton’s Fed Paper No. 70