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If you think there will be no consequences for this you are a fool. Most people have absolutely no idea what is about to happen. It may not do you much good depending on how severe things get but make sure you have food and water stored along with other necessity. If this story is true this is a gigantic deal, world changing. It is a declaration of war against Russia.

Expect retaliation, maybe cyber attacks against United States utilities.

If you think there will be no consequences for this you are a fool. Most people have absolutely no idea what is about to happen. It may not do you much good depending on how severe things get but make sure you have food and water stored along with other necessity. If this story is true this is a gigantic deal, world changing. It is a declaration of war against Russia. Expect retaliation, maybe cyber attacks against United States utilities.

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No, they had it correct; it is "toe the line". It has never been "tow", ever.

This variation of the idiom comes primarily from runners in a race conforming to the rule/standard/practice/doing as expected with putting their toes up to the starting line prior to the race starting. The precursor phrases that are similar and far older were also "toe", but all meant the same thing of conforming to the standard/doing as is expected; e.g. "toe the plank" or "toe the mark".

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