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I think the distinction is that the immunity applies only to him, not his subordinates. He can order whatever he wants and get away with it, but his lackeys would still get prosecuted because the order itself isn’t lawful. January 6 is an example of that.

Bet he’s glad he spoke up about Hillary right about now.

Rage really isn’t worth seeing live unless you’re already teed up and yelling at some jerkoff you met like ten minutes ago seems like a great way to spend a Saturday night. My buddy from ‘SC is a huge Rage fan and he yells at the stereo every time they play.

At least Rage is actually trying to rally their fans around a cause. Metallica hasn’t had a cause since…. ….And Justice.

They can live with the hypocrisy as long as the net result is there’s no people of color living in their America.

It's doable, but it isn't a whole lot of fun.

Who would have guessed the Kennedy curse could be cancelled out by extreme stupidity?

I think her and Doe-Eyed Steph are even odds for sniper practice at this point.

Seriously, she seems like a great person. Also that diss track is pretty fucking stupid.

What's so perverted about two consenting adults having sex?

He knows she doesn't have a shot at being governor. He just keeps on shovelling dirt on her political career.

You have to use your imagination. Let it run wild.

Oof. I feel bad for her.

He sounds like a choice that is hedging bets across the Americas. The LGBTQIA+ thing is very important, but there isn’t much more a pope can do on that front then Francis has already started just because of the immense headwinds from conservatives. The most we can hope for is that he leaves Francis’ directives alone. His more immediate problems are wrapping up the pedophile priest scandal and attacking the burgeoning financial crisis within the Vatican.

No. It is an independent country, but there isn't a passport control to get into the Vatican. Ostensibly, there isn't any place in particular to stay or work for casual visitors; you would only be stopping people from coming to see (and pay for) the Vatican's museums or the St. Peter's basilica. I also believe you do not need a separate passport to see San Marino, also an independent state inside of Italy.