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  DeSantis is a fucking chode.
context: "Clarice Sterling" from Silence of the Lambs...what is that about? What a weirdo. >
  
  I mean, maybe? 
  Clarice was the protagonist that made deals with the devil for the greater good. If anything I’d say this points to a savior complex. If he was naming himself Hannibal Lector or Buffalo Bill I’d get the tone deafness and the need for concern, but I wouldn’t clutch my pearls because somebody referenced a hero character from a very popular book and movie. >
  
  That entirely depends on whether or not we're talking Movie Clarise or Book Clarise.
  Does she get brainwashed, a cannibal and fall in love with Hannibal, or does she arrest his ass and it's all a long game to entrap DeSantis? >
  
  Wait that’s what happens in the book?!? >
  
  Yep.  They eat her rival's brain together and disappear to Buenos Aires to fuck and watch opera.  Bit of a controversial ending. >
  
  I want to believe you are trolling me. >
  
  I'm the opposite of you, I've read Hannibal but I haven't seen the movie and I had no idea it ended differently. What happens in the movie?
  In the books he drugs her and they fall in love and escape together. Hannibal also kills the cop guy and they eat his brain >
  
  She handcuffs him to herself when he leans in to kiss her, then he chops off his own hand to escape the FBI that's banging on the door. >
  
  PRIVATE EMAIL????? YOU MEAN LIKE HILLARY??? Fox News about to ignore this like they ignored covid. >
  
  Hillary was the tip of the iceberg back in 2014, the cat is out of the damn bag with everyone from cops to governors to the secret fucking service on 1/6 using private devices and accounts to get around communications records laws. >
  
  Like all the burner phones in use on Jan 6th? >
  
  
  to the secret fucking service on 1/6 using private devices and accounts to get around communications records laws
  
  Yes 100% like I mentioned in my comment your replying to. >
  
  I genuinely misread that the first time as 1 out of 6 people are using their private devices. I'm dumb. >
  
  Perfectly "rational" approach. >
  
  They spent over $10k per migrant to relocate them for a stunt. 64 people on the plane, $615k for the flight. A disgusting waste of tax payer dollars and a disgusting way to treat fellow human beings. >
  
  When did a plane ticket across the east coast plus a short bus ride become 10k? #$&@$&! This government has got to go. We need a brand new set of rules for these assholes. >
  
  There needs to be accountability on both sides in regard to breaking the law. These people should be held to the highest standards. >
  
  BuT bOtH sIdEs ArE tHe SaMe. >
  
  Not the same, but it needs to be a bipartisan agreement. Even Nancy didn’t want to stop stock trading and come on, that’s clearly something our elected officials shouldn’t be doing. >
  
  You shouldn't be downvoted for this. Bipartisan anger is exactly what we need. >
  
  Agreed. >
  
  Well this appears to be a violation of Sunshine Laws. >
  
  Exactly as expected from The Sunshine State. >
  
  DeSantis is a creep on a personal level, nightmare to have in any elected capacity. >
  
  Also openly corrupt! Idk how he made it further in his career after it was revealed he gave the company his wife had several million in a huge contract for BS welfare drug testing
  Edit: as others have pointed out, I was confusing one corrupt florida elected official for another. The incident I am referring to was by Rick Scott >
  
  Don’t worry, DeSantis is even worse than Scott. Guy used state police to attack scientists working for the state that were refusing to fudge the Covid stats. And he’s openly trying to get a state military answerable only to the governor. >
  
  I loved his approach to teachers not being compensated enough. Just let anyone teach! >
  
  Why would they need all the secrecy if what they were were doing is legal and acceptable? >
  
  what u mean they be using Biden tactics brobro. look it up I aint lyin my dude >
  
  This motherfucker about to start talking about a stereo system he could sell you real cheap from out the back of his van in the Walmart parking lot. >
  
  Hahaha. Yo. >
  
  Might flights? Oh, you mean human trafficking. >
  
  If this is referring to Biden flying migrants this was addressed, they were reuniting migrants, and all of them were transported where they expected to go.  Not lied to and dropped off where they didn't expect to. >
  
  In other words, he's sort of a silly person as well as being a profound dick.
  HEAT19 is obviously an aircraft call sign, not a pilot call sign.   This guy isn't cool enough for that. >
  
  Just hiding his true callsign "Queef". >
  
  I thought his callsign would be 'Cialis' >
  
  Non-citizens have constitutional rights that have been violated by state officials.  They must be made to answer for it. Do we have a federal government or not? >
  
  I don’t know if you’ve been paying attention but nobody in government or business answers for shit unless they steal the money of someone even wealthier. >
  
  Yep. Look how fast Bankman Fried ate shit, meanwhile Ken Paxton is indicted for 3 felonies and just keeps on being Texas AG. >
  
  Indicted and convicted are 2 diff things. >
  
  He was indicated in 2015. He keeps refusing to go to court. He runs away from subpoenas.
  It's obvious he's trying to run out the statute of limitations. If you want to still give him the benefit of the doubt, you're more than free to. Most people just aren't that stupid. >
  
  I never said anything about giving him the benefit of the doubt, just saying he's guilty based on an indictment is dangerous. >
  
  Clearly you don't know how to argue. "just saying he's guilty based on an indictment is dangerous"... where did he say he was guilty? expressing your opinion and stating something was said when it wasn't is dangerous. >
  
  I argue for a living. Just not with idiots on here. It’s too exhausting. >
  
  Is that your typical response when people call you out for looking dumb? Because it’s not impressive >
  
  Plenty of room for DeSantis and other domestic terrorists in our jails once we expunge all non-violent Marijuana records and federally legalize. >
  
  The states receiving these loads of trafficked migrants should be arresting the drivers/pilots and starting confiscating the busses and planes. Probably would end these stunts faster than any federal charge against DeSantis or Abbot would come. >
  
  Yes, this!  They might not be such willing participants in this shit if they thought their livelihoods might vanish. >
  
  Making casual Silence of the Lambs references? Not creepy at all. >
  
  RICO them already >
  
  Conspiracy to Commit Kidnapping is a Federal felony.