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> Luigi Mangione secured a legal victory yesterday after a judge ruled the contents of his backpack is inadmissible in trial.

In that case he might actually get off. The only other thing they have on him is the grainy CCTV picture. Also I think he might actually be innocent and they fucked up their patsy operation.

> I don’t know what’s moar fake and gay, the “formal apology” or the 1776 reference. All I know is another 1.7 billion of our tax dollars will fall into a bureaucratic black hole.

The dispersal of that $1.7B is controlled by the same swamp creatures Trump promised to clear out. It'll end up going to jews and their pets. A minority will go to browns and they'll be the big headline stories to ensure any backlash doesn't hit the tribe.

He's a perfect example of this: https://www.anarchonomicon.com/p/can-you-organize-your-way-out-of

Leftists are past-masters are conspiring to get them and their little subcultures access to large amounts of public money. Politics is their profession.

By contrast right wingers mostly see politics as a civic duty they don't expect to profit on, so they do it part time and end up losing. The ones who take it seriously don't really give a shit about the country, they're just there to suck dick for money. Very few exceptions.

If he actually built deportation camps and sent all the migrants there I'd have no problem with it. Bussing them around is acceptable so long as it's ultimately removing them. He's pretty much admitted in the past he has no intention of doing so though.

Also in one instance there was a texas politician who got fed up with blue states fucking up the border and leaving him the consequences, so he bussed a bunch of them to martha's vinyard. The champagne-socialists there welcomed them and then promptly shipped them to new york instead. "Well I like browns but I don't like having to actually see them."

Those aren't the worse mice they ever made, this is.

They wanted a clean aesthetic with no lines around the buttons, so the entire thing is a touch sensitive button which you constantly click by accident because any pressure anywhere on the front of the mouse activates it.

How does it know which button you want? It's touch sensitive. So you have to only have the correct finger on whichever button you want to use. The other one just has to kinda hover painfully. Whenever you *don't* want to click anything you have to shuffle it around with the heel of your palm.

That dot in the middle is the scrollwheel/trackball. It has almost no resistance so a strong breeze sets it off. You end up constantly activating it by accident, just like the buttons.

I used that mouse for around a week before I started bringing my own to class. It's practically designed for wrist strain/fatigue.