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Status Updates posted by Dark Moon
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Alone...listless, breakfast table in an otherwise empty room
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I feel like changing my OC, again
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Vector art I made on PowerPoint years ago, I used to be really good. Maybe still am https://fbcdn-sphotos-f-a.akamaihd.net/hphotos-ak-frc1/995511_3449281088178_705393943_n.jpg
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I feel like I've been forgotten :/
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I've finally decided to destroy one of my reserve conquests, time to play Oblivion for the first time
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I really hate school pride when it comes to sports and the whole we're better than you mentality -_-
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I'm back everybody.....da furk happened to the website, I leave for three days and this happens
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Holy shit i used to make really good vectors on powerpoint, ill have to find a way to upload them
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Lol, everyone's pointing fingers, but they're all responsible for the shutdown
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I think the only thing that can fix the American government now is starting from scratch
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The supreme court can and has also abused its power so just because the supreme court says something is constitutional dosen't always mean it is. Violating the 4th amendment with searches without probably cause, spying on American citizens without warrants is grounds for impeachment. Violating the 5 and 6th amendments by indefinitely detaining people without charges and torturing prisoners is grounds for impeachment. Violating the 8th amendment by torturing prisoners is grounds for impeac...
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No, it isn't. It may be unconstitutuional, but it is not grounds for impeachment in Congress. SHOULD it be is another question entirely. If it was, the list of congressmen impeached would be very long. Unconstitutionality is not a felony. The maximum punishment for it still remains a slap on the wrist.