Donny Friberg

@nypost It sucks that when business leaders like Zuckerberg make stupid vanity project decisions like the metaverse, they don’t ultimately pay the price of losing their livelihoods - it’s their employees who do. It’s incredibly immoral to play with your employees’ lives in this way

Meta to cut 8,000 jobs - 10% of workforce - in major bloodbath next month: report trib.al/V1EvViP

@crazyclips_ Absolutely untrue. Babies are everywhere in Japan. This is such a garbage post.

Japan has such a low birth rate that its shocking to see a baby 🥺🥺

@ItsGoneAwry There’s no better place for lettuce to belong.

Bacon doesn’t belong on hamburgers. Neither does lettuce.

@AgingAnarchist この点を含めて、いくつかの理由から、日本は本当に素晴らしい場所だと思います。

日本はソロ文化。誰も何も言わないし、カップルでいなければならない圧力は一切ない。ひとりでいる人に対して寂しそうだなぁとか、そんな目で見る事は無い。本当の自由は日本にあるのかもしれない。

@the_jake_bastow @Lovemyproxy Mount Fuji (from my time living in Japan)

@DBF090 @Lovemyproxy Mount Hood or Rainier?

In the comments, post a beautiful picture of nature that you took yourself. I’ll start…

@LibertyCappy Neither. I wouldn’t vote at all rather then vote for either of these two.

Who do you think would make a better president?

@GuntherEagleman Justice Thomas is the closest America has today to the genius and moral integrity of the founding fathers. One greatest of great Americans in all our history - IMHO.

🚨 CLARENCE THOMAS DELIVERS MASTERCLASS ON THE DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas just gave what many are calling one of the most powerful speeches on the Declaration of Independence in years. Born into extreme poverty — sleeping in a chair with no running water until he was six — Thomas rose to the highest court in the land and used his platform to passionately defend America’s founding principles. “We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, and are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights.” Thomas made it clear: Rights come from God, not government.

"I prefer peace. But if trouble must come, let it come in my time, so that my children can live in peace." — Thomas Paine

@AnimalFarmhand @AmiriKing This is MUCH more accurate

@AmiriKing Amended

I don’t know who needs to here this but THIS is the South. Everything outside of the red is NOT. The more you know. 💫

@AmiriKing Kentucky isn’t the South.

@Rothmus True, and it’s not 6. Using current Electoral College votes and each state’s voting-age population, Wyoming comes out to about 3.7× California.

It’s not a democracy.

@Darb_Seyah777 I’m not Japanese, but lived there for 3 years. This is pretty accurate.

Japanese friends, is this accurate?

@ldsfilmguy More generally, this is my reaction when antis say anything about our church, lol.

When creedists try to justify why they follow the creeds instead of Jesus Christ.

@May_Roma 今朝見たニュースの通りなら、イランからの原油も米国に止められて パニックになる公算大。 台湾侵攻どころではなくなるのは良い。 米国はコレも狙ってたか？

@M_Wiggin @murichanbeer 💯

@murichanbeer AI?

全ての国を護る人に敬礼(｀･ω･´)ゞ

@murichanbeer Cool, but this is AI

@LogoSimian True, but as one American to another, posting on X that “Japan should be the 51st” is a clumsy, if not ridiculous, way to express this sentiment.

The proper American conception of the Union of States is not fellow subjects of a ruler, but rather a band of brothers. Therefore, when we say "51st state", we are not usually expressing a desire to conquer, but more commonly a sense of kinship.

@hoshizorarock Powered by cheese 🧀💪🇺🇸(most likely)

彼は日本を一周する旅に出ました。

The existence of a qualified woman or minority, in a job, is not "DEI."