Hmmmm…
Do You Hear The People Sing preformed by the Army or Marines choir at the White House Governor’s thing with trump and Melania present.
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Hmm…from a commenter on youtube:
I was excited until I read this in Wikipedia.
On 16 September 2016, during his presidential campaign, Donald Trump used the song in a rally in Miami under the parody title Les Déplorables, a response to Hillary Clinton’s controversial “basket of deplorables” label. On 15 November 2022, it was among the songs played before Trump announced his 2024 presidential campaign.
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The problem with America’s legal system
To practice law:
—4 year degree, take LSAT, 3 year JD, pass BAR, buy malpractice insurance, total cost ~$300KTo enforce the law:
—Here’s paid 13-week training & a gunTo write the law:
—0 qualifications needed, a billionaire can buy your seatSmh
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I’m trying to keep my hopes up. I’m REALLY! FUCKING! TRYING!
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USDA does not have enough money for this important work.
But they do have enough money for this nonsense.
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The USDA is on a roll.
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Wisconsin and Minnesota have similar accents to Canadians, so they are halfway there. I don’t know about Michiganders.
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Racists gonna racist. And they will get cheers for hurting “DEI schools.” “Those kind don’t need no education. They need to know rheir place!” God, it makes me tired.
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My ‘accent’ from just south of the Canadian border near Bellingham Washington always confused the English speaking Europeans when I had a job in Germany for a couple of years. Since I didn’t sound like a New Yorker or Texan it was concluded that i must be a secret Canadian! – which… wasn’t that far off. [hums “Oh…Can…a…da…” to self]
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Depends on what part of the state they come from in MI. Yoopers usually sound like Americans with Canadian accents. And are we talking just white people?
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I’ve only heard those accents from Charlie Berens (Wisconsin), and “Fargo”, so yeah, I guess only white people, and Fargo was rural, too.
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The only Canadian I’ve ever heard say “aboot” unironically, is from Vancouver (B.C., not Washington), I believe. It was very clearly “aboot”. Most of us say it more like the “ou” in “ouch”.
So if you “aboot”, you could pass for a Vancouverite.
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Sometimes AI is a good thing!
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Unfortunately video isn’t supported for me. 
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