The thing that gets me is that soccer (football) is not played in a court. This is a tennis metaphor, not a soccer one. At first I chalked it up to something being lost in the translation. But it grates me every time I see it and makes me think that there is something else behind it.
That is an interesting phrase for this board.
Normally "a drop in the bucket" means something is pointless… having no impact.
On this board, "a drop in the bucket" is good. It's the means of redpilling by easing people into the truth one drop at a time.
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Middle is Jim Flaherty
Former Canadian finance minister and major political figure in Ontario/Canadian politics (Harper gov't)
Now deceased
Zimbabwean economy, you say?