I agree. All of my friends are scared, telling me this is the new normal, etc. We're not wining the information war at all. We'll win the war when they ARE EXPOSED FOR WHAT THEY ARE!!>>9029678

>>9029798

I'm in the same boat as you. I already know too many people who lost jobs because this madness is going on. I fear for one friend taking his life.

>>9029853

People need to learn that we're being toyed with by both sides. This madness needs to fucking end.

>>9029879

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>>9029902

The more info Q gives us, the more depressed I get. The more I realize hope is lost. The more I realize too much damage has been done….and keeps getting done.

>>9030063

It's "may be" when using the subjunctive mood, not the indicative tense.

>>9030098

And it's "may be" when using the subjunctive mood to express a condition, established fact or not. I don't know the context you're using, but it's basic English.

>>9030139

Yes, I agree. I also stated I don't know the context to which you were referring. It's also appropriate to say, "Trump may be president, but…" Again, context matters.