>>14841540

Word around is union crew was mad at lodging, working conditions and safety, Reports there had been 3 prop gun misfires, whatever those are.

Baldwin is co-producer. He fires union crew and brings in non-union. Girl shot was union, but didn't leave with the others, they're saying.

Baldwin fucking around with what he thinks is a prop gun, aiming at people and pulling the trigger to scoff at the misfire fears may fit here. Girl is union, Baldwin still pissed, so he decides to fuck with her using the misfire fear.

Would mean it's possible a pissed off union guy switched guns, and we're in real serious shit.

Either way, I don't see how Baldwin skates on even a manslaughter charge. Guns don't aim themselves, and if he was riding on a misfire fear it could go higher.

He's also co-producer. Buck stops territory.

RIP for that girl.

>>14841635

I think the cheaters use high voter registration numbers as a pool to take votes from when needed.

They also can say, for example, that since Brandon got 81 million votes he's got the public behind him.

Key then, is to reduce the voter registration numbers as much as possible and not vote.

If a pol is elected by 35% of the voter population, say, they can't claim to have a mandate. The actual metric, then, is 65% of the voter population thinks they're not worth voting for.

You will get an AOC or DeBlasio situation, but what's the alternative? It's going to be fucked up either way, but we won't get the smoke blown up our asses that it's the people's preference. The more the situation gets fucked up, the faster people will figure out a way to fix it. You'll have Brandon without the bullshit that his shit is popular

The key is to publicize the strategy. I think this is why Trump threatened to tell voters not to vote for because it just elets RINOs. It may be the focus of the new SM platform, as well.