I'd pick the dollar in 5 million years. At first my choice may seem absurd to financially illiterate people, but it's called "passive income", which is the key to getting rich beyond your wildest dreams.
Reminds me of when the US tried to fight "terror" by kidnapping people and shoving them in Gitmo because they were wearing Casio watches, which is apparently a brand favoured by terrorists.
At the shelter I volunteered at, they'd occasionally get a purebred, but they'd still advertise them as DLH (or whatever) because they didn't want to attract the type of adopter who cares about the breed.
Now Brooke van Velden has poured cold water on the idea.
It really shows how screwed up Luxon's political instincts are when it took an ACT minister to say "hang on, this attack on workers' rights is going too far."
Tuberville did accidentally make one valid point. The rule of law is indeed non-existent. Just look at that convicted felon in the White House and all the illegal stuff he's still doing.
Remember when Elon Musk had that black eye and said his son punched him? I said "can't blame him". Which is, of course, glorifying violence.
Anti-crime until a relentless criminal enters the White House.
That was a really fun one. Probably the first time I figured out all the categories before making a single guess.
Unfortunately I'm old enough to remember people saying that about a certain psychopathic rapist back in 2016, and look where that got us.
Because Merrick Garland is incredibly lazy. He spent his entire tenure sitting around doing nothing.
I'd pick the dollar in 5 million years. At first my choice may seem absurd to financially illiterate people, but it's called "passive income", which is the key to getting rich beyond your wildest dreams.
In NZ, criminals are punished after they've been tried and sentenced, not before. They're only detained before trial if they pose a flight risk.
Reminds me of when the US tried to fight "terror" by kidnapping people and shoving them in Gitmo because they were wearing Casio watches, which is apparently a brand favoured by terrorists.
There are two ways to parse this sentence, and I suspect the most accurate parsing was not the one intended by Reuters.
At the shelter I volunteered at, they'd occasionally get a purebred, but they'd still advertise them as DLH (or whatever) because they didn't want to attract the type of adopter who cares about the breed.
Now Brooke van Velden has poured cold water on the idea.
It really shows how screwed up Luxon's political instincts are when it took an ACT minister to say "hang on, this attack on workers' rights is going too far."
Tuberville did accidentally make one valid point. The rule of law is indeed non-existent. Just look at that convicted felon in the White House and all the illegal stuff he's still doing.