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😂😂😂😂😂 Dude, the “problem” they are solving is NOT this. Think about it, brother. You’ll get there. Watch what they DO, not what they say.

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jay plemons (@jayplemons) on X

Scott Galloway thinks it’s only Republicans who don’t want their kids seeing people defecate on the street. “I don’t want to call myself a Republican, but I’m very sympathetic to the notion that if I live in San Francisco and I’m paying a 14% incremental tax rate, Figure it out! My kids should b…
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Coming soon, to a country near you if the Leftists keep winning. Expect A LOT of “gun control” legislation, and degradation of our military if the Leftists get control of government again in the US.

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Tommy Robinson 🇬🇧 (@TRobinsonNewEra) on X

Madrid state television interviewed a retired Colonel during the Spanish protests, who publicly called for a military uprising, declaring "to shed until the last drop of our blood" in an armed revolt against dirty SĂĄnchez' government.
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kickingandscreaming said:
The reason she is so confidently incorrect is not philosophical, it’s existential. As with many of the logically, unsupported ideas of the Leftist, changing their mind is akin chopping off one of their arms. The fear of being outside of their bubble of like-minded, delusional, comrades is unthinkable.


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Corey Walker 🇺🇸 (@CoreyWriting) on X

It's amazing that a person can be so confidently incorrect like this and not feel any embarrassment. She will still be invited on cable news to share her "expertise." This is an absurdly idiotic take. If slavery made the US into an economic superpower, then why isn't the south richer than the nor…
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Maybe Jemele Hill should take her rants to Africa where millions are kept in slavery today.
 
I want to be completely transparent about Donald Trump, because I don’t ever want there to be any question about where I stand.

I hate this man.

And my feelings about him didn’t start when he became president.

I remember when The Apprentice came out in 2004. I watched a few episodes. I knew virtually nothing about Donald Trump. To me, he was just some rich guy from New York.

And I couldn’t stand him.

I was disgusted by the way he spoke to people. The humiliation. The arrogance. The way he treated women. The way he seemed to enjoy having power over people and embarrassing them on national television.

America turned it into entertainment.

Looking back, I think The Apprentice was part of something much bigger happening in our culture. Cruelty became entertaining. Humiliation became funny. Women were objectified. People were rewarded for being outrageous, insulting and ruthless. Being rich became confused with being smart, successful and worthy of admiration.

And Donald Trump became a television-created symbol of the billionaire American success story.

Then he announced he was running for president.

I genuinely thought it was a joke.

This guy?

The reality-TV star with a long history of failed businesses, casino bankruptcies, lawsuits and controversy? The man I had watched belittle people for entertainment?

There was no fucking way America would elect him president.

I was wrong.

You elected him.

And then you elected him again.

And now I watch him approach the presidency with the same mentality I saw on television more than 20 years ago: winners and losers. Loyalty and punishment. Spectacle and humiliation. Everything is a transaction. Everything is a competition.

Except this isn’t The Apprentice.

This is the real world.

Real economies.
Real families.
Real wars.
Real alliances.
Real human beings.

The rest of us aren’t contestants in Donald Trump’s game show.

And this doesn’t affect only America. When the United States destabilizes alliances, economies and international relationships, the consequences travel far beyond your borders.

So yes, I hate Donald Trump.

I hate what he represents. I hate the cruelty. I hate the misogyny. I hate the racism. I hate the narcissism. I hate watching one of the most powerful offices on Earth treated like another episode of reality television.

I’ve never felt this strongly about another political figure in my lifetime.

And I’m done softening my language because it makes some people uncomfortable.

If that makes you want to unfollow me, you are completely free to do that.

But I’m not going to stop talking about it.

America, you elected this man twice.

Now you have an opportunity in November to limit his power through Congress.

Show up.

Vote.

And when the next presidential election comes, choose something better.

Because the rest of the world has to live with your choices too.
 
Maybe wittle Jimmie can invite him on his show to celebrate - in between bouts of crying, of course.

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Spencer Pratt (@spencerpratt) on X

As expected, a bunch of Godless degenerate freaks are planning parties to celebrate the brutal assassination of Charlie Kirk. Notice they're all ugly, unemployed losers. Communism is a religion of bitter malcontents who project their self-loathing on society in the worst ways.
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kickingandscreaming said:
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From all the things I've heard the Massachusetts law was in her favor. Reasonable doubt has a higher standard, insanity has a lower standard and it was the State's burden to prove they were sane. I think there is enough reasonable doubt that anyone is sane...I'm not sure I could pass.

At least she isn't set free. She will go back to the mental hospital and hopefully they will keep her there a long time. Her attorney is making her out to be a saint and a hero. Pathetic.
 
HĂźsker DĂź said:
I want to be completely transparent about Donald Trump, because I don’t ever want there to be any question about where I stand.

I hate this man.

And my feelings about him didn’t start when he became president.

I remember when The Apprentice came out in 2004. I watched a few episodes. I knew virtually nothing about Donald Trump. To me, he was just some rich guy from New York.

And I couldn’t stand him.

I was disgusted by the way he spoke to people. The humiliation. The arrogance. The way he treated women. The way he seemed to enjoy having power over people and embarrassing them on national television.

America turned it into entertainment.

Looking back, I think The Apprentice was part of something much bigger happening in our culture. Cruelty became entertaining. Humiliation became funny. Women were objectified. People were rewarded for being outrageous, insulting and ruthless. Being rich became confused with being smart, successful and worthy of admiration.

And Donald Trump became a television-created symbol of the billionaire American success story.

Then he announced he was running for president.

I genuinely thought it was a joke.

This guy?

The reality-TV star with a long history of failed businesses, casino bankruptcies, lawsuits and controversy? The man I had watched belittle people for entertainment?

There was no fucking way America would elect him president.

I was wrong.

You elected him.

And then you elected him again.

And now I watch him approach the presidency with the same mentality I saw on television more than 20 years ago: winners and losers. Loyalty and punishment. Spectacle and humiliation. Everything is a transaction. Everything is a competition.

Except this isn’t The Apprentice.

This is the real world.

Real economies.
Real families.
Real wars.
Real alliances.
Real human beings.

The rest of us aren’t contestants in Donald Trump’s game show.

And this doesn’t affect only America. When the United States destabilizes alliances, economies and international relationships, the consequences travel far beyond your borders.

So yes, I hate Donald Trump.

I hate what he represents. I hate the cruelty. I hate the misogyny. I hate the racism. I hate the narcissism. I hate watching one of the most powerful offices on Earth treated like another episode of reality television.

I’ve never felt this strongly about another political figure in my lifetime.

And I’m done softening my language because it makes some people uncomfortable.

If that makes you want to unfollow me, you are completely free to do that.

But I’m not going to stop talking about it.

America, you elected this man twice.

Now you have an opportunity in November to limit his power through Congress.

Show up.

Vote.

And when the next presidential election comes, choose something better.

Because the rest of the world has to live with your choices too.
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HĂźsker DĂź said:
I want to be completely transparent about Donald Trump, because I don’t ever want there to be any question about where I stand.

I hate this man.

And my feelings about him didn’t start when he became president.

I remember when The Apprentice came out in 2004. I watched a few episodes. I knew virtually nothing about Donald Trump. To me, he was just some rich guy from New York.

And I couldn’t stand him.

I was disgusted by the way he spoke to people. The humiliation. The arrogance. The way he treated women. The way he seemed to enjoy having power over people and embarrassing them on national television.

America turned it into entertainment.

Looking back, I think The Apprentice was part of something much bigger happening in our culture. Cruelty became entertaining. Humiliation became funny. Women were objectified. People were rewarded for being outrageous, insulting and ruthless. Being rich became confused with being smart, successful and worthy of admiration.

And Donald Trump became a television-created symbol of the billionaire American success story.

Then he announced he was running for president.

I genuinely thought it was a joke.

This guy?

The reality-TV star with a long history of failed businesses, casino bankruptcies, lawsuits and controversy? The man I had watched belittle people for entertainment?

There was no fucking way America would elect him president.

I was wrong.

You elected him.

And then you elected him again.

And now I watch him approach the presidency with the same mentality I saw on television more than 20 years ago: winners and losers. Loyalty and punishment. Spectacle and humiliation. Everything is a transaction. Everything is a competition.

Except this isn’t The Apprentice.

This is the real world.

Real economies.
Real families.
Real wars.
Real alliances.
Real human beings.

The rest of us aren’t contestants in Donald Trump’s game show.

And this doesn’t affect only America. When the United States destabilizes alliances, economies and international relationships, the consequences travel far beyond your borders.

So yes, I hate Donald Trump.

I hate what he represents. I hate the cruelty. I hate the misogyny. I hate the racism. I hate the narcissism. I hate watching one of the most powerful offices on Earth treated like another episode of reality television.

I’ve never felt this strongly about another political figure in my lifetime.

And I’m done softening my language because it makes some people uncomfortable.

If that makes you want to unfollow me, you are completely free to do that.

But I’m not going to stop talking about it.

America, you elected this man twice.

Now you have an opportunity in November to limit his power through Congress.

Show up.

Vote.

And when the next presidential election comes, choose something better.

Because the rest of the world has to live with your choices too.
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Completely transparent about your feelings but not transparent enough to cite the actual author. Come to think of it, didnt another hypocritical lefty just self delete because he got caught doing that?
 
HĂźsker DĂź said:
I want to be completely transparent about Donald Trump, because I don’t ever want there to be any question about where I stand.

I hate this man.

And my feelings about him didn’t start when he became president.

I remember when The Apprentice came out in 2004. I watched a few episodes. I knew virtually nothing about Donald Trump. To me, he was just some rich guy from New York.

And I couldn’t stand him.

I was disgusted by the way he spoke to people. The humiliation. The arrogance. The way he treated women. The way he seemed to enjoy having power over people and embarrassing them on national television.

America turned it into entertainment.

Looking back, I think The Apprentice was part of something much bigger happening in our culture. Cruelty became entertaining. Humiliation became funny. Women were objectified. People were rewarded for being outrageous, insulting and ruthless. Being rich became confused with being smart, successful and worthy of admiration.

And Donald Trump became a television-created symbol of the billionaire American success story.

Then he announced he was running for president.

I genuinely thought it was a joke.

This guy?

The reality-TV star with a long history of failed businesses, casino bankruptcies, lawsuits and controversy? The man I had watched belittle people for entertainment?

There was no fucking way America would elect him president.

I was wrong.

You elected him.

And then you elected him again.

And now I watch him approach the presidency with the same mentality I saw on television more than 20 years ago: winners and losers. Loyalty and punishment. Spectacle and humiliation. Everything is a transaction. Everything is a competition.

Except this isn’t The Apprentice.

This is the real world.

Real economies.
Real families.
Real wars.
Real alliances.
Real human beings.

The rest of us aren’t contestants in Donald Trump’s game show.

And this doesn’t affect only America. When the United States destabilizes alliances, economies and international relationships, the consequences travel far beyond your borders.

So yes, I hate Donald Trump.

I hate what he represents. I hate the cruelty. I hate the misogyny. I hate the racism. I hate the narcissism. I hate watching one of the most powerful offices on Earth treated like another episode of reality television.

I’ve never felt this
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kickingandscreaming said:
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Witches bro
 
BREAKING: Illinois mother arrested for murder for hanging 2 year-old son, thought he was the 'anti-Christ,' was invested in Lindsay Clancy trial: prosecutors

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What the hell is going on. One of my co-workers told me to never talk with her ever again. We got in a heated debate over Lindsay killing her kids. She said she didnt do it and must be acquited. I asked her who killed the kids and she said her husband did. This story is taking a crazy turn. I was becoming friends with co-worker despite the fact she calls herself the black widow and has had multiple abortions. I dont judge people, I just have taboo talks that no ome wants to talk about. Our society is fucked up big time. Killing kids, selling kids and using kids for all sorts of sick shit. What a depressing time we all find ourselves. We have psychotic rich neighbors who told us all to STFU, kneel for one race, suppprts a man be a lady, wear mask and take all poison jabs or else. Now they want us to allow them to kill kids anytime they fucking want to because its hard to be a mama they say.
 
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