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i, for one, look up to a day when oil exports aren't enough to keep that parody of a country running
Nah man that line city’s really gonna do it for them, you’ll see!
Buy an electric car to give a middle finger to the whole OPEC cartel
my ride is a bike, i need no car at all
It's despicable that the US continues doing business with this horrible fucking country. Instead of turning their country into glass they're buying and selling those scumbags whatever they want.
Well considering "turning their country into glass" would require murdering 35 million people, I'd say let's not do that.
Oooooook 😜
What if we just did the east side?
you still have iran around, which ironically would probably do better out of these two when oil market irreversibly crashes (they do have actual industry other than oil, some farming and don't need to hire sudanese for them to die in what passes for "army")
Boy. The government that must silenced it's critics to remain in power must be really weak.
So logging on to the Twitter of someone you don't like and tweeting bad things totally doesn't happen, right?
This would only be a concern to someone interested in justice, not to the Saudi government.
I think everyone should make critical tweets of the Saudis to big down the court
Now that Saudi Arabia owns Twitter this is going to be more common
45 years ? Wow.
That's the lighter sentence
Maybe it's better to get the death sentence than 45 years in a Saudi prison
Pshh, what could be worse than 45 years in prison? 46?
They aren't 'tweets' anymore, so it's fine, right?
I this this is too harsh.