That's not what Burdick v United States means

I wasn't calling War Crimes a loosely used term I was saying we don't have to have an official ongoing war for something to be a war crime. Also, Google AI isn't a source.

You don't need to be at war for something to be a war crime

War crime is just the popular term its still a war crime even if there isn't an official war.

War crime is just the popular term its still a war crime even if there isn't an official war.

I hope not

Just to be clear, there doesn't need to be a formally declared war for something to be a war crime. War crime isn't even the formal name for what we usually refer to as "war crimes".

Biden for sure

He has actually admitted to going into woman's and teenage girl's changing rooms. I can send you the clip if you like.

Well, sure, we don't have kings in America. that's the point of the protest. Trump called himself a king.

That checks out

Yes in fact it did. It was first used in 1475.

Haggard's Law

I don't even know why that's a question, Hillary Clinton won the popular vote and our 15th President actually was gay. However, I can't wait for the first woman to actually hold the office of President or the first openly gay person to hold the office.

The A. It's more phonetic.