No. He radied them and locked up most. Then he found out they were useful, and let them go back to work. Understandably, they left the US after their "warmest welcome party". In other words, they deported themselves. He didn't.
Step 1 of Nazi mass murder: ✓
When Alt-right turns into "default center", then yes, you have Fascism.
He may very well be the personality to cause the Epstein files be released.
Honor Charlie Krik by doing what he requested - RELEASE THE EPSTEIN FILES!
The only "way" free speech goes is... Leaving the US as we speak.
The original Utopia of More is a dystopia in today's standards.
[Kristi Noem:] "While we still value the civics and language portions of our exam"
Definitely the biggest lie in the article.
They're miserable.
They slowly fell into the hole known as misery. Drawn in by others.
For a time, they managed. But with each time, less and less.
After a time the quicksand got too strong.
Now that they're deep in the hole, they draw others in. Some people do it unintentionally and some very intentionally. As always, most are in the middle of those two extremes.
Most think that if their lives are miserable, yours can (or even should) be, too.
Some vent their anger on others without even noticing, while others take a more active gratification from it.
Whatever the case may be, miserable people are the worst employees. As in, they do the most damage to their employer, regardless of size.
They're the literally the 'bad apples'. They're themselves of low performance. But the true problem is they spread their misery to others - some faster and some slower, but all do.
I doubt that.
I wholly believe he is already pulling himself up by his bootstraps preaching his gun gospel in Heaven.
He truly was a professional at life.
You see, due to his professialism and resilience, his body produced more blood than an average human. His blood content is comparable to that of Erwin 'Desert Fox' Rommel of WWII brilliant commander fame.
They both had 45-65% more blood than an average human in their bodies at all times.
Once the man uttered the words "gang violence", of incredible importance to himself, that blood rushed into his brain, together with adrenaline and endorphins.
Unfortunately, it was a bit too much for poor Kirk. His blood managed to sever his cartoid. The blood gushed into his head, and the adrenaline compressed his veins.
The rest is history.
Such a pro at life.
They shouldn't.
Most include features such as a (subpar) news feed and weather.
These things are nice, but there's no need for a launcher to have them. They can, and should be done by other, dedicated apps. Someone mentioned widgets, but the launcher doesn't talk to the widget's app via Internet... it talks to it via IPC (inter-process communication). Ergo, no Internet permission needed.
Same with keyboards. They give you access to stuff like "ID this song", "get user-created themes" or "better swiping and handwriting recognition", all the while doing god-knows-what with your data.
It's basically a ruse. Give the users something thst needs the Internet permission, even if optional, so you can sensibly request it. Wheb you do, you get the unlimited, impossible-to-control permission (revokable only via ADB), allowing any and all Internet traffic.
As they say, "with power comes responsibility". This is a lot of power. And most apps in the Play Store don't give much confidence in their devs' data responsibility.
You can try looking at Settings to disable Internet access, but YMMV depending on the exact flavour of Android.