AssAtGames

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@JoshuaLisec Nice spot. Exactly right.

“Nursed” is word-association manipulation to make you care about the shooter. Word association: • care, health, doctor, compassion, sympathy, empathy, help, need, protection (!) They’re good at this because — this is what they do.

@ShamashAran @NMoonitz Hoover is actually the only President to have personally met and conversed with Hitler. In 1938, then-Former President Hoover stayed at Hermann Goering's hunting lodge for an extended vacation. nytimes.com/1938/03/09/arc…

@NMoonitz Probably Herbert Hoover, because Hitler came to power toward the end of his presidency IIRC

Who was the last Republican president that the Left didn’t call Hitler?

@JoshuaLisec Too many 4+ syllable words in one sentence. Works like a charm.

What word tips you off that the person using it has zero credibility? For me, it's "problematic."

@JoshuaLisec I've had some of them go straight to the Fine People Hoax. It's a great opportunity to find those people and finally knock down the tent-pole.

I’ve pressed them. “Oh, there’s just so much he’s said. Where do I start!” How about the worst thing Trump said? “Oh, well he supports violent racists!” When did he say that? “…whoa okay whoa, that’s exactly what a violent racist would ask me. I feel unsafe.”

@BarackObama Stop lying. We know the full motive. The shooter wrote a manifesto. The shooter wanted to kill President Trump and his cabinet. Why are you lying?

@DanTalks1 Remember when all the X-based panicking retards were saying Trump would never recover from completely-fairly criticizing the Pope? I do. It would be a mistake to ever take them seriously again.

This tracks. As I said last week, the gap between the church leadership and the faithful has never been wider. They're despised by actual Catholics, unlike the paid for larping on here.

@AmericanDebunk My wife had a red "SPORTS" hat (a la Norm) and got cussed out from a distance multiple times. Can you guess the two most common physical descriptors of the yellers?

You remember, don’t you? You couldn’t wear red in public if you lived in a liberal area (as I did). It was all because of the Fine People Hoax.

What are the odds those tiki torch carrying neo-Nazis from Charlottesville would only rally once? Feels like it was an American intel op against Trump. That’s my working assumption.

@BarksAtStars @ShamashAran Yes! That seems like a straightforward way to prove the result. 100% agree.

@AssAtGames @ShamashAran Just add transparency to the chain of custody so we can all examine it and I'm on board.

Ok, prove these were illegitimate votes and not just votes from a heavily democrat county full of federal employees.

@ShamashAran @billybinion Plus, targeted voter registration is a long-term incremental advantage. If someone else does it again in a year, they'll be building on top of whatever advantage he already accumulated for our side.

@billybinion Yeah he doesn't win every fight. At least he fights. What do you do? Sit behind a laptop and type shit?

I've never understood what this guy actually does. He shows up at polling sites across the U.S., takes photoshoots, and...registers people to vote? His efforts failed recently in Virginia, Pennsylvania, Utah, New Jersey, Indiana, and more. Why are people still giving him money?

Re-watch the election night coverage and compare the numbers PA reported when it "stopped" counting for the night to the ultimate numbers on Saturday. You are mistaken. Also, poll watchers are a non-sequitur. They watch ballot counting, not ballot sourcing. In a state with ballot drop-boxes and lawful ballot harvesting, you could (1) have anyone dump a bucket of fake ballots into a drop-box; (2) have a drop-box collector add a bunch of fake ballots while on their route; or (3) have a poll worker add additional boxes of ballots to the counting room storage overnight, and no poll watcher would ever have the chance to witness these problems.

Pennsylvania law does not allow processing ballots before 8pm election day. And they only "Found" 1700 ballots after Tuesday. Yes Trump won the in-person vote, but ballot harvesting nuked him. The Dems just did a better job of getting their people to vote. The major delay was the huge number of mail-in ballots received before election day. A lot of that was due to Covid and people stuck at home with nothing else to do but vote and watch tv. There were also a lot of GOP poll watchers observing the process. Yes they were 20 feet away, but it would be hard to count how many Biden votes the Dems would need to fabricate, and slip them in, before the ballot boxes were sealed and went to the counting rooms under those watchful eyes.

🚨 Welcome All Election Deniers! Secret Memo Dated January 15, 2020 Declassified March 16, 2026 Public Release April 20, 2026 Everything you've been told was impossible, is possible. Someone needs to be shot for this. justthenews.com/sites/default/…

@Steeb_AZ @DNCFraud @Rasmussen_Poll Completely wrong on PA. Election Day was on Tuesday, with Trump leading by the end of the night. PA then found tens of thousands of additional votes (almost entirely for Biden, in Philadelphia) every single day until it was finally called on Saturday for Biden.

Anything is possible. I think Madison and Atlanta are conceivable but Philly not so much. Philadelphia voter turnout was around 68%. 71% of the registered Dems voted and 78% of GOP voter voted. So, Independents didn't show up and the GOP overperformed and still lost. Also, the entire state of Pennsylvania had approximately 10k votes come in after election day. (still bad) but Biden won by over 80k. So, not enough to make up the difference. Finally, I think ballot harvesting is the real problem and that is why Trump lost. I think the Dems have a better ground game, and population density works in their favor to get their people to mail in ballots.

Atlanta, Philadelphia, Madison. Three cities that reported massive numbers of second-day Biden votes, tipping their states to Trump even after multiple news agencies had already called their states for Trump based on early results. If these three cities had not had the second-day influx of Biden votes, Trump would have won the election. The guy you're replying to is correct.

@DNCFraud @Rasmussen_Poll Trump lost by almost 70 electoral votes. It would have taken 4-8 swing states to flip the other way. Unless they tried "Faking" large, deep red state like Texas or Florida. Not very plausible.

@ShamashAran Overwhelmingly, the Indian people I know in America (many of them second-generation), want their kids to spend years with family/schools in India to make sure they "preserve the culture." While their parents continue to make money in America. Absolutely disgusting.

Holding yourself out as an edge case really doesn't help. See, I'm black. I'm in edge case. I'm intelligent, law-abiding and not a fucking gorilla. While there are plenty of black people that are edge cases like me, we're still edge cases. Being an edge case means you get lumped in with all of the bullshit. Per capita, people with my skin color are more likely to commit crimes especially violent ones. Sometimes life sucks and isn't fair. Denying reality only makes fixing the problem harder. Sometimes people notice the wrong thing, but there's still a problem when they do.

@RefinedPopulist I just don't understand why a party called "Restore Britain" has to have the official position of being NATO-free-riding anti-imperialist coward losers.

British Right has been insufferable since Restore launched. Armchair absolutists, criticizing Trump from the safety of single-digit poll numbers. Hilarious to watch it all implode over “DA JOOS!!!” Turns out winning is harder than posturing on LotusEaters to a bunch of NEETs.

@wylfcen The Frontier Spirit culled them aggressively.

For some reason the English people with the gayest names all died on the voyage to America. You never see an American named Primrose or Cumberbatch or Winterbottom.

@MarkAPippin @StefanMolyneux "A firsthand account is a written or verbal description created by someone who witnessed an event or experience personally." ebsco.com/research-start…

@AssAtGames @StefanMolyneux You've spoken to the disciples? Interesting.

Why did Jesus prove His divinity with countless miracles, but everyone since has to believe without evidence?

What would witnessing a miracle prove, exactly, to you? That Jesus is the Son of God? That you need to change everything about your life, especially many of the things you enjoy most? That, in doing so, you should sign up for a life of persecution? Or would you simply say: "it's just a magic trick. He's just some magician, or trickster. Even if it's real magic, that doesn't give him any moral authority." I bet you'd say the latter. But that's okay, because the Gospel isn't all we have. Importantly, I think we have the greatest proof of all, available to us (and it's one the disciples didn't have). We have seen the incredible success of Christian nations: Christianity builds high trust, high prosperity, high enjoyment nations. Societies built on other faiths generally fail at two, or often three, of those things. And, maybe most importantly, we've seen how rapidly Christian societies degrade when put under the control of people who reject Christianity (think Marxist states, blue cities, etc.). When Jesus made the claim that he was putting forward the way everyone ought to emulate, that was a remarkable claim. Even to people who saw his miracles, it was a big ask, and none of them knew how Christianity might work in practice. But, while we can't see the miracles, we can see its massive success in practice.