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idgi, can people sue the President over a decision like that? Is that a common thing? :oprah: 

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4 minutes ago, Red said:

idgi, can people sue the President over a decision like that? Is that a common thing? :oprah: 

Probably not him as a single person, but like the White House or the Government body or something like that :oprah:

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13VictorC

I'm loving seeing all of these these modern tech companies defending democracy and freedom! :woohoo:

Trump can fire government employees, but he can't fire private companies. It's a bit surreal that the US now depends on businesses for checks and balance. :wtfga:

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2 minutes ago, 13VictorC said:

I'm loving seeing all of these these modern tech companies defending democracy and freedom! :woohoo:

Trump can fire government employees, but he can't fire private companies. It's a bit surreal that the US now depends on businesses for checks and balance. :wtfga:

i know right, **** like that worked in the past maybe, but today people are way more tolerant and freedom seeking than before

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JusKeepBreathin

Of course he is, Jeff and Trump are in a who pisses farther contest. Especially after the Alibaba deal or possible deal. Though I do hope Jeff wins this one.

"Nothing in the world is more dangerous than sincere ignorance and conscientious stupidity." -Martin Luther King Jr.
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JusKeepBreathin
34 minutes ago, nytimes said:

 

Republican party is not Trump. I think it might actually benefit us that the tech giants would have a couple Congress men or women in their pocket. Just saying. Think about it there are many more red States than Blue. So backing sure winners would benifit these tech giants more.

"Nothing in the world is more dangerous than sincere ignorance and conscientious stupidity." -Martin Luther King Jr.
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