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It didn’t end well for the last king to try to rule America. Just sayin’.
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@georgetakei
Emperor Norton#s family also got rich in South Africa, but he was much less of a threat to democracy…
Emperor Norton#s family also got rich in South Africa, but he was much less of a threat to democracy…
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@georgetakei This answers the question asked of MAGAts: when was America great? Before the Revolutionary War.
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@georgetakei Not Trump's call. It's NY State and NYC issue. Hope court reminds Trump he's not king.
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@georgetakei I nominate Trump to be king of toilets. He is ... Long live the king of toilets.
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@georgetakei I feel comfortable saying that if there’s a *single* non-toxic trait that unites nearly *All* Americans*, it is “Suffer no monarchs”. *I am using that term in an all-encompassing and inclusive way, that also extends backward chronologically. P.S. I’m very glad to see you on this platform!
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@georgetakei Can we have it the other way? I much prefer "The King is dead, long live congestion pricing."
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@georgetakei Kings in most, semi-sane democracies aren't allowed much power these days.
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Kings, tariffs, no representation! Looks like we're starting a party folks!
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Did he actually write "king?"
When I think of all the hate piled on Obama and Biden for ever saying anything remotely nice about themselves, the fact that he isn't instantly belittled by conservatives for all his pompous arrogance is the ultimate proof of their lack of any actual standards.
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@georgetakei Pro tip... If you King gets a bit rowdy, chip his head off. Best not to have another, but if you do, the new ones tend to just potter about talking to plants.
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