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The Nazi Party believed in strong centralized government. ✔ Leftist

The Nazi Party was collectivist. ✔ Leftist

The Nazi Party operated on a redistributionist economic model.

✔ Leftist

The Nazi Party was pro-Union and pro-worker rights. ✔ Leftist

The Nazi Party was pro-regulation.✔ Leftist

The Nazi Party was pro mandatory profit sharing. ✔ Leftist

The Nazi Party wanted to abolish interest on debt and usury. ✔ Leftist

The Nazi Party believed in child-labor laws. ✔ Leftist

The Nazi Party was pro-entitlements. ✔ Leftist

The Nazi Party believed in free public healthcare. ✔ Leftist

The Nazi Party did not believe in a free press. ✔ Leftist

The Nazi Party was anti-capitalism.✔ Leftist

The Nazi Party believed in compulsory public education. ✔ Leftist

The Nazi Party believed in free higher education. ✔ Leftist

The Nazi Party believed in replacing organized religion with state religion. ✔ Leftist

The Nazi Party believed in conscription. ✔ Leftist

The Nazi Party believed in censorship of books they didn’t agree with.

A Leftist is someone whose attitude to reality is:

"Ambassador of Aloha"

I don't do controversial here, but peta having absolutely no idea what it's talking about should be a well established fact by now so I don't see this as controversial at all.

Humanity has spent thousands and thousands of years breeding these animals to create wool and if you want to call that wrong you're welcome to do that, but this is where we're at now regardless of it was or not.

So they need to get peeled every so often, because if they don't many many bad things will happen to them including death.

You can see the animal is stressed at the start but then relaxes and stops complaining. The neck is not even being restrained at some points.

If you ever watch professional pet groomers, the cats and dogs can be a heck of a lot less chill about the experience.

Also it would be very funny, also he's a great American who loves America and the American people (as opposed to a lot of people who love what they imagine building after they dismantle America for parts), also @daisukitoo's other reply:

This would make Donald Trump's face the symbol of unethical, clandestine financial transactions.

He's really not, though, and he really doesn't.

...I don't mean this in a "check out my counterintuitive lefty definition of patriotism" way. I mean that he openly despises large sectors of the country, including traditional touchstones of American patriotic identity, in a way that has no parallel in any other US politician of comparable stature. He's the guy who flubs and flouts military ritual observances, and basically insulted John McCain to his face for his veteran status. He's the guy who makes a point of tearing down the architecture of Washington, DC. He's the guy who doesn't even bother pretending that he values Every Citizen, as opposed to valuing Those Citizens Who Support Him.

And you can say that all of this is symbolic frou-frou, which is true, and that symbols can sometimes get detached from the things they're supposed to symbolize, which is also true.

But - it's all of a piece with everything we've already known about Donald Trump forever. From way before 2016! He values money and celebrity and success and nothing else! He spits on everyone that he considers a loser, which definitely includes most Americans! He is cosmopolitan enough to think of those foreigners who swim in his circles as His People - enough to marry one! He would absolutely have been a part of hoity-toity New York sophisticate culture, if the sophisticates would have had him!

Anyhow, Donald Trump should be on the $250 bill if and only if he dies while in office, either by natural causes or by unnatural ones. In that case, putting his 1980s businessman split-term populist face on the bill is fitting, including because doing cash transactions in $250 bills is kinda shady. If Donald Trump survives his second term, then he should not be put on any U.S. currency, except for a limited-release commemorative Trump coin used for fundraising by the Federal government. This coin should be legal currency brought back periodically for sale to fans, but only if sales are profitable.

Trump is an egomaniac, unquestionably. He wants to Make America Great Again so that people will say "wow, Donald Trump made America great again, he was the best president ever and we should put his face on a bank note and build him a monument in DC and put his face on Mt. Rushmore and gush about him in our history books." To this end, he promotes policies that he thinks will genuinely strengthen America. He's doing it for his own personal ego boost, yes, but the end result is - at least hopefully - a stronger America.

Folks like Biden, Obama, Bush Jr., Clinton (both Hillary and Bill), etc., are also egomaniacs, but their focus is different. They want power and status among their elite clique of globalist technocratic government elites, and do not want a stronger America or an American population that is better off. They hold us in open contempt and often outright hatred. They get their ego boost from grinding us under their heels and convincing us to thank them for it.

Alarming pattern found Data Centers & water usage.

The smartest way to accelerate the water crisis.

Here's a slide I found comparing some of the more advanced cooling types. It talks about the different rack densities each can support: