Yes! What you're describing is called camp. Hilariously extreme, over the top, and most importantly, self-aware! The humor comes from queens being outrageous and poking fun at themselves through their performance, because we're all in on the joke of camp's absurdity. It's some of my favorite drag and provides a nice contrast to some of the high fashion/glam drag that a lot of queens are excelling at.

>yes, because i was so talking about child labor.

you said "whatever, whenever."

>i'm talking about being able to fire anyone you want, whenever you want, and not have to worry about whether the person you fired has enough insulin to last them.

are you reading what you're typing

>just like bob's donuts should be able to do whatever they want, whenever they want.

no the absolute fuck they should not. jesus christ, this kind of rhetoric is how we get back to having eight year olds in industrial factories.

Socialism is communism, and communism is when the government does stuff. The more stuff the government does, the more communister it is.

>!kidding, just in case that needed to be made clear!<

Head down to the relevant court and ask where you can pick up a copy of a criminal complaint and a copy of an affidavit of probable cause. The criminal complaint will contain the criminal charges that the defendant faces, the affidavit of probable cause will contain the narrative that justifies the charges. You will need the defendant's name and the docket number to obtain these records.

These should be available to you at no cost, though that may vary by jurisdiction.

Pros:

You know how we constantly have to pick the "lesser of two evils" because of our two-party system? A two-party system is only guaranteed in a first-past-the-post voting system.

Ranked choice voting gives (typically) three choices and you rank them in order of preference. If, after the first tabulation, a candidate does not have a majority of first-preference votes, then the candidate with the least votes is eliminated. If the eliminated candidate was one of your choices, your vote transfers to your other choices. This cycle of tabulation, elimination, and transference continues until a candidate has a majority. This system would allow third parties to exist and be electorally competitive, as people will be able to vote for them without "wasting their votes."

Cons:

Honestly, it takes longer and could potentially be confusing.