Where young people from every district come to the capitol to compete in a televised spectacle for the entertainment of the ruling classes and the education of the workers.
No, yeah, that sounds fine. I’m 90% sure the javelins aren’t barbed, and the discus won’t explode.
The worst kind of propaganda, as none of it is actually true, which is a pretty terrible thing for a federal agency to send out to deliberately misinform people.
(There’s a temporary general tax cut for a small sub-set of retirees, and nothing specifically about Social Security income.)
That’s made up of words which are used in English, but it’s not English. I’d posit that it’s not language either, and it’s barely even language-shaped.
Anthony Bourdain did a Parts Unknown in Queens &, IIRC, he broached the subject. Not sure the episodes are still online somewhere/somehow, but the website still has some notes, e.g.
It’s America—when America was still seen and believed to be an idea: a place for people from all over the world to be free, to better their lives, to build a new future. To say such things these days is unpopular. But Queens, I hope, is an argument for the founders’ original intent, a place where America still offers the world something of inestimable value: hope—and in return, receives so much.