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@RobPeffer @DanHollaway @peterboghossian Never said anything about right, just is. Not sure about your lawful but not moral scenario. I can think of things that were lawful in the past that weren't moral. Are you suggesting that if a cop is enforcing a law you disagree with, that you have the right to shoot them?

@RobB916 @DanHollaway @peterboghossian Having a right doesn’t make an action right. In your earlier comment you mixed the two. Think about if someone saw a cop lawfully pull their gun but morally it was wrong. Can they do anything about that? Imagine the I Shot The Sheriff scenario from Bob Dylan.

There is a reason we have a legal system that gives the state a monopoly on violence. The moment we cede this, or make exceptions for the most foul of crimes, we descend into anarchy, tribalism, and barbarism. What might could convince right leaning accounts of this? Somalia.

@DanHollaway @peterboghossian Ok, you have good day.

@RobB916 @peterboghossian It literally doesn’t. The 2nd amendment was intended specially to prohibit a state monopoly on violence. This is unconstitutional nonsense.

@RobPeffer @DanHollaway @peterboghossian Your missing the point. Its not saying that no one else can be violent. Its at its bases is that when there is conflict the right to use violence falls to the state. Think about it like if someone saw a cop lawfully pull his gun then they pulled theirs and shot him.

@RobB916 @DanHollaway @peterboghossian I guess that means no police are ever injured or killed because no one else is permitted to use violence? Where is this Utopia?

@gumper23 @DonutOperator 1 pound of sausage 2 table spoons of flour 2 cups of milk (around there. Use the first instructions to measure)

@gumper23 @DonutOperator For this. When you brown the sausage the flour you add is enough to absorb the grease in the pan. Then when adding milk, the gravy will thicken as you stir it over heat. You add more milk to make it as liquidity as you want. But to get you started it's something like /1

Japanese bros keep posting about sausage gravy so here’s the easiest classic recipe. It’s only 4 ingredients: - country sausage - flour - milk - pepper Brown the sausage, don’t drain. Pour flower over sausage and stir until grease is absorbed. Pour milk over sausage. Season with black pepper. Cook for a couple minutes and add more milk until desired thickness. Easy day.

@BreakfastQGame @quasiantipodean @TAmTrib It loses a lot of that when they take off the guard rails and let the model reply naturally.

@quasiantipodean @TAmTrib All AI display anti-White bias by design, even Grok. (He's the least guilty of it.)

Jury trials don’t work because they are no longer trials of our justice-minded peers, but rather ethnic headcount’s that are determined by the in group preferences of the jurors Particularly, black and Hispanic jurors show a notable tendency to side with their ethnic group against the evidence of the case is an interracial one

@DanHollaway @peterboghossian It literally does. Not sure if you understand what is meant by that phrase though. It's just saying in a violent conflict, the default is to the state is right. Think of when a person pulls a weapon on an officer. By law, the officer has the right to use violence.

@peterboghossian The state doesn’t have a monopoly on violence. That’s a silly thing to say.

@peterboghossian When judges release violent persons into the streets and put the innocent at risk. This is the result. The next step of this if it's not fixed, is when they start going after the judges and the people that support putting these people on the streets. Not saying it's good, just is

@KrittRTV @ThisGuyHookah @CREWcrew How much are you willing to wager that no one is illegally voting? Or can make it more confined if you want in that no one illegally in the country is voting?

@RobB916 @ThisGuyHookah @CREWcrew Yes.

Just a reminder that 18 U.S. Code § 592 makes it a crime punishable by 5 years in prison to deploy federal troops to polling places.  notus.org/2026-election/…

@GodGuns1776 @Cunstitution @grok @WilliamT4479 @cabsav456 @ljosephpratt Yep. Also beware anytime Ai or anyone replies to a question with a percentage. Typically they are hiding something.

@RobB916 @Cunstitution @grok @WilliamT4479 @cabsav456 @ljosephpratt "but so do many Whites", conspicuously leaving out the percentage to compare. 🙄

There's a real difference between debating policy and dehumanizing people. I share concerns about birthright citizenship and its incentives, but I have zero common ground with this vitriol. Demonizing U.S.-born children by claiming they're out to "seize your children's inheritance" is paranoid & hateful rhetoric. It cannot and should not be normalized.

@popdizz @BillMelugin_ So it didn't happen but if it did that was a good thing. Amazing it's all in one post. You guys used to delay it at least a little to hide your promotion of violence

@BillMelugin_ Bullshit. Israelis call anyone who prays 5x a day a terrorist … and even if he threw Molotov cocktails at the homes of the IOF, who gives a fuck?

BREAKING: DHS confirms ICE arrested Salah Sarsour today, the president of the Islamic Society of Milwaukee. DHS says he is a terrorist, a Jordanian national who was convicted of throwing Molotov cocktails at the homes of Israeli soldiers, then lied on his U.S. immigration applications and got a green card under President Clinton.

@ToerpeZwerg @HansMahncke That's insane. That's like saying to reduce crime you should just pay the criminals not to commit crimes.

@RobB916 @HansMahncke By providing command structures, ensuring interoperability standards, simplified access to local resources, legitimizing US bases (which save tons of money), guaranteed access to political leaders, dimpolatic networks, exchanging military intelligence.

To be honest, the biggest justification for funding NATO was always sentimental, with Europe being the cradle of Western civilization and the origin of many ancestors. But Europe has spent decades undermining that heritage, leaving only one tangible benefit, which is the use of military bases. One could debate whether that alone makes NATO worth the cost, but at least it was something real. But now they’ve taken that away as well, so there is absolutely no reason left to continue supporting NATO.

@OlympusMons99 @UnskullSam @RodDMartin Classic first order thinker with a large dose of Dunning–Kruger syndrome.

@RobB916 @UnskullSam @RodDMartin Indeed. Not your problem.

Can anyone explain what the U.S. loses by not subsidizing Europe's defense any longer? I can sure explain what Europe loses, but they are blinded by entitlement.

@fromdusktildawn Not sure if this has translation but this channel is a good example of "poor" in America youtube.com/shorts/-y9oJWA…

@fromdusktildawn Becareful what you see. Look at the individual that is struggling to get by on a case by case basis.

アメリカ人に聞きたいんだけど、 アメリカの一人当たりGDPは日本の2.6倍もあるのに、 なんでそんなに生活が苦しい人が多いの？ 高所得の人がたくさんいるんだから、再分配を少し強化するだけで、貧しい人たちの生活はぐっと楽になると思うけど、なんで再分配を強化しないの？ ちなみに、再分配を強化するのは社会主義でも共産主義でもないよ。 それは修正資本主義。君たちの大好きな資本主義を、ほんのちょっと修正しただけのものだよ。

@NumberCrun77 @DW_955 @fromdusktildawn To be fair, that was pretty funny :)

@DW_955 @fromdusktildawn Is that all ya got?

@sageoccult49 @NumberCrun77 @fromdusktildawn If you gave everyone $1 million and somehow didn't cause hyper inflation. Within 5-10 years everyone would be back in the same place. It's not as simple as "give them more money". In the USA if you are broke it's you. Or you had some event that was out of your control.

@NumberCrun77 @fromdusktildawn Or if we had more equal wealth distribution, if the poors had access to capital, maybe they could also invest so they and their descendants wouldn't live hand to mouth at the mercy of a capricious system that rewards elite families and punishes hard work?

@arehaul @BurtMacklin_FBI @erikkuna @SuperclusterHQ @MiopsTrigger @CanonUSA @NASAArtemis OK grandpa time to get you back to the home.

@BurtMacklin_FBI @erikkuna @SuperclusterHQ @MiopsTrigger @CanonUSA @NASAArtemis AI Slop. That’s horrible, just plain ugly, awful and pointless.

This is the shot you can’t get from the press site. This camera was sitting a few football fields from the SLS rocket at Pad 39B for days before launch, baking in the Florida sun, surviving rain, humidity, and whatever else the Cape threw at it. No photographer behind the viewfinder. Just a camera, a sound trigger, and a bet. The way pad remotes work: you set your camera up days in advance, dial in your composition, lock everything down, and walk away. You don’t touch it again until after the launch. The shutter fires on sound activation with a @MiopsTrigger smart+ trigger. With SLS, the four RS-25 engines ignite six seconds before the solid rocket boosters, so the camera is already firing before the vehicle even leaves the pad. You get home, pull the card, and find out if you nailed it or if a bird landed on your lens two days ago and left your a present and you got 400 photos of soemthing crappy. There’s no formula for protecting your gear this close. Some photographers build wooden boxes with doors that pop open. Some use plastic bags and tape. Some do plastic or metal barn door rigs on hinges. I tend to leave mine open just in plastic rain covers because boxes limit my composition and setup time, but that means your cameras are more exposed to the elements and whatever energy and debris comes off the pad. You’re basically gambling a camera body every time you set one. That’s what I love about this genre. There’s no playbook. You make it up as you go. Every time is an adventure. 📸 credit: me for @SuperclusterHQ - Artemis II pad remote | ~1,000 ft from Pad 39B | Kennedy Space Center

@ToerpeZwerg @HansMahncke How does NATO save money?

@HansMahncke NATO saves the US tons of money. NATO secures the US tons of defence contracts. NATO is by far the most important tool in global power projection. NATO is the backbone of US hegemony. Trumps wants it gone because he wants three spheres of influence for USA, China and Russia.

@OlympusMons99 @UnskullSam @RodDMartin Whelp. You might get to test that theory in your lifetime. Good luck.

Are you serious? That’s exactly the problem — there’s a persistent illusion that Europe is somehow militarily dependent on the US in a way that isn’t grounded in reality. Across most categories, European armed forces rely on US systems for maybe 10–20% of their equipment — and even that is often driven more by political alignment and interoperability than actual necessity. Yes, in fighter jets the share is higher, closer to ~40%, but again that’s largely political. Europe already produces advanced alternatives like the Rafale, Eurofighter, and Gripen, and can scale those quickly if needed. In fact it is already preparign it! — especially while developing its next-generation programs. The idea that Europe “can’t function” militarily without the US simply doesn’t hold up under scrutiny.