Here’s a relevant pin I made:

That’s why I included the technically part and then clarified that my heritage is German but I am not from there.

This could be a uniquely American thing that I didn’t realize was American but generally (in the US at least) if most of your family tree is from a place, you’re also considered part of that place to some extent.

As an example, someone born in the US who has only lived in the US but both of their parents are from South Korea would still be called Korean in the US. A Korean-American mind you, but you wouldn’t say that that person isn’t Korean.

This applies to literally any location really, including Canada, I’ve just been watching a lot of K-Dramas and so it was the first place that came to mind.

Is this different in other parts of the world? I’d love to learn more.

The punchline is “run pant”

The pants aren’t running and so you have to cheer them on and encourage them.

Technically yes but I’ve never been to Germany nor do I speak the language. My family is German though.

Edit: I have literally no guesses why this is being downvoted. My family is from Germany. Did I miss a joke?

I haven’t seen them. The children lived so there wasn’t much reason to watch.

!lowqualityfacts@lemmy.zip

Town halls are a good thing for both parties.

It lets the people talk directly to the person they elected and discuss their feelings and so on. It’s also good for the elected officials because it gets them directly in front of their voting base and allows them to campaign in person at all times directly to the people most likely to vote for free.

The reason these are all disastrous is because Republicans don’t actually care about listening to what the people want and are just skipping to the campaigning part…

Also worth noting that not holding town halls is a strategy already suggested by the republican parties higher ups and so far it’s just led to town halls hosted by democrats instead that are more than willing to tell the most vocal voters why their Republican government has failed them.

Originally it was set to 1 week but halfway through the conversation it was updated to 4 weeks

The whole conversation was published

I don’t think thats a butt plug

I don’t see any censorship. It might be an instance thing.

Does this mean that Trump pulling the US out of NATO would make the US officially a Third World Country?