@WeThePeople 😂😂😂
My tummy hurts

When you greet a dog and the owner starts talking to you

🎣

@EboneezerGoode 😂
This is great

I had two beers and I’m wasted 😫

@JoySuva
“I wAs JuSt tRiCkInG yAll iNto lOvInG fReE sPecH mOrE!”

@keyrocco The cows look puzzled 😆

@EboneezerGoode What happened 😂

@IAmPaigeAT @dltd @th3j35t3r they “truth” and “retruth” instead of posting

@JohnCassinari Well did ya expect to roam about the place and freespeeching like some sort of anarchist maniac??

@2Echo68Whiskey Garbage Pale Kid. I like that.

I realise that you’d only pass such a law if you were dead sure that you own the courts.
All such cases are expected to be tried in a court of law, and depending on who pulls the strings the verdicts will assign whom to jail and whom to set free.
I can’t see this leading anywhere but to a rift in society and a knives out, all out massacre among russkies eager to avenge grievances or gain an advantage over their rivals.
Maybe predictions of civil war in Russia aren’t that far off after all

More on this: the vague language of the law allows for all kinds of abuses by whoever has a higher hierarchical standing not only within the military, but also among public figures.
For instance, it legalises murdering anyone accused of “engaging in harmful activities directed at the Russian statehood”, and that includes critical statements about the war, the president, the army, the living conditions, the performance of party officials — anything, really.

Can’t see a positive outcome here…

@BlueStateBabe The note progression is very recognisable though

@BlueStateBabe I recognised it immediately!

(Patting myself on the head, squeezing my own shoulder in approval)