Canada, Mexico, Iceland, Ireland, Italy, France, Germany, Greece, Austria, Spain, Portugal, Sweden, Denmark, Japan, Thailand, Indonesia.

Been to every US state except for Alaska.

I’m female. And I’m not ill informed. Love to know what human rights we suppress.

What human rights do we restrict?

Our government is only unstable in that mass fraud is being exposed.

Our government is not authoritarian or totalitarian.

We do not restrict human rights.

The side that promotes terrorism is not in power.

Can’t say much about WMDs, most countries do.

Our foreign policy as it currently stands is not dangerous to others, though, there is danger in going against the globalists. I’ll give you that it’s unpredictable, but I think that’s good, considering where predictable under Biden has gotten us.

CAD for sure. I can pretty-up any substation drawing you throw at me.

Nah, we good.

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You’re correct that it’s not grammatically wrong, but a subtle semantic mis-match. Let’s bring in the difference between “every time” and “whenever”. While “when” and “every time” are interchangeable, “whenever” and “every time” are not. “Every time” is exact and without fail, while “whenever” implies unpredictability or indifference to the exact location.

“When (strongly implied every time) I go to the theater (exact location), I get popcorn.”

“Every time (explicitly) I go to the theater (exact location), I get popcorn.”

“Whenever (unpredictable, indifferent) I go to the theater (exact location -mismatch with unpredictability) I get popcorn”

Does that make sense?

Bill Gates would never lose out on $$ by banning access to use windows from Europe.

You’ve used it correctly! An incorrect usage would be:

“Whenever I go to the cinema, I get popcorn.”

Once people catch onto your website and find out you can actually predict death on some people you’ll also become rich, so that’s nice.

The now ultra-common usage of “whenever”, when they actually mean “when”.

I can’t fucking stand it. But it’s everywhere now. I have no idea how it got so common but I’m surrounded by people who use it incorrectly.

NJ would like a word with you.

This is one I can get behind.

I mean, technically yes, but also no, because Microsoft is a private company, so it would be up to Bill Gates, and Bill Gates wouldn’t do that.

I’d probably stop wearing skirts.

9/11, 2008, MTHFR diagnosis, COVID shutdowns.

Idk, it sounded pleasant.

Just learned from my neighbor that the back door of the house I just bought floods during summer monsoons, so I’m going to spend the next few weekends digging a trench out to the street to give any future downpours a path away from my back door.

Nice! You planning to celebrate?