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THREAD: Some of you have been asking why we haven't taken down the Tweet mentioned here: http://www.npr.org/sections/thetwo-way/2017/09/25/553475174/declaration-of-war-means-north-korea-can-shoot-down-u-s-bombers-minister-says … 1/6
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I’d like to know too because I probably won’t be around for long after the launch if he decides he doesn’t like Seattle.
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If the world operated by your rules during the Cuban missile crisis we'd all be dead. Do better. Lock Trump out for making death threats.
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Didn't Kennedy say he would personally press the button to the end of the world or something along those lines? Not taking sides here.
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I’d recommend that every post Trump posts have a waiting period - send to Mueller or someone responsible to review before posting
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And North Korea situation a whole lot worse
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