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@milesulysses @Partisan_12 @deejay90192 I am not aware of any other country that shouts “Death to America,” sponsors terror organizations in many countries and kills 50,000 of its own people for peaceful protesting. If you trust Iran more than Trump you’re delusional. No Middle East country wants a nuclear armed Iran.

@Age_of_reason29 @Partisan_12 @deejay90192 Chelle there is more of a chance of no brains Trump using nukes than Iran. That’s because Iran leaders don’t want a nuclear Holocaust. Trump has no idea what a holocaust is! He thinks he can drop bombs and just destroy other people without harming himself! I’m god mmmm…

DR. JOHN GARTNER JUST DROPPED A CHILLING WARNING ABOUT TRUMP: I really believe we are going to wake up one morning and he will have launched a first nuclear strike. Trump has lost the brain function for restraint. If he was your grandfather, we wouldn’t give him the car keys.

@milesulysses @Partisan_12 @deejay90192 No sane country .. the Iranian regime is an extremist Islamic death cult; they would happily use it.

The MAGA who twisted themselves into a pretzel to claim amnesia for forgetting they condemned any president who would start a war. TRUMP DID IT! now they’re saying he had to because Iran was going for the nukes. No nuclear country uses nukes! Only the US used nukes & Trump is very suspect!☢️

@LT2078 @EmoryR_26 @nicksortor Muslims had a huge slave trade (white slaves too) and the crusades were a response to the Muslim conquests to save Europe. Arab Muslims have how many countries? They have chased out and killed Jews and Christians in many countries. Tell me why they should have Israel too.

No… Islamic extremist didn’t exist until Israel became a country controlled by Zionist and child rapist. Public school girl here! The difference between you and I, is that I have a high IQ and can think past the bullshit being fed to me. Sorry, not sorry. Being a sheep must be a miserable existence. I prefer to think outside the box.

🚨 NOW: President Trump is now BACK in Washington, DC after CANCELLING his weekend plans in New Jersey CBS is reporting intelligence officials have ALSO canceled Memorial Day plans, and are on standby. Something may be imminent 👀

@patriot_apranik America is politically divided. The President can do strikes for our National security but needs congress for a full on war. Many Americans don’t know how bad the IRGC is . They think of the Iraq & Afghan mess - this war isn’t popular.. Keep speaking about the atrocities.

Five months ago, world leaders signaled it was time for regime change. We trusted you. We held the line. We stood empty-handed against military-grade weapons, believing the free world had our back. But instead of taking out the IRGC terror checkpoints and armed thugs, you retreated to the negotiation table. Our youth did not bleed out in the streets for your political compromises. We didn't die for a deal and the Iranian people are not bargaining chips. The target was and always will be the regime itself. Finish the Job!

@babylon_slim @cwebbonline @Letha_Hughes It is to commemorate America’s 250th birthday.

@cwebbonline @Letha_Hughes Traditionally Arches are to commemorate nationally celebrated events. Not living people and NOT this asshole. I simply do not understand how he can do this without approval from grownups. His ego is writing checks we can’t afford.

There’s always money for Trump’s vanity projects, but somehow never enough for anything that actually helps the American people. And don’t get it twisted, this isn’t “government spending.” It’s legalized theft. This is looking more like dictatorship, so what's the point of having Congress?

@No_Mo_Diversity @MarcoFoster_ Becoming a billionaire is not easy. They definitely have much to offer or they wouldn’t have become rich.

@MarcoFoster_ Most of the billionaires are useless. Bankers, lawyers, stock market speculators, entertainers, athletes.

Fran Lebowitz on the billionaires: “Every time someone suggests [a wealth tax] they say I’m moving. Go! They add nothing to New York. In the 19th century, those robber barons, they employed people. All this money magic employs no one. Goodbye, go. We don’t need you”

@amar_4inc @MarcoFoster_ History says you’re wrong. This has been tried; the rich leave, the economy declines, taxes on middle class become unbearable, everyone becomes poor and then they reverse course on taxes for the rich so the money will come back.

@MarcoFoster_ Fran Lebowitz is right. Billionaires threaten to leave every time fairness is mentioned ,yet workers, teachers, nurses, and immigrants are the ones who actually keep cities alive. Wealth without contribution is just greed with good PR.

@draloneboy And selling a property also isn’t corruption unless it’s tied to the outcome of a case. Lawyers and judges circle of friends are going to include lawyers and judges most likely.

BOMBSHELL CONFIRMED: The Supreme Court corruption scandal that was lingering from a year ago? We can now call it CONFIRMED today. Chief Justice John Roberts' wife pocketed $10.3 million recruiting for law firms with cases before his court. He illegally labeled it "salary" instead of commission on disclosure forms. Justice Clarence Thomas took $500,000+ luxury yacht trips, $133,000 real estate deals, and decades of private jet vacations from billionaire Harlan Crow—all hidden from the public. Justice Neil Gorsuch sold a $1.8 million property to the CEO of Greenberg Traurig—a law firm with 22 cases before the Court—just nine days after his confirmation. He left the buyer's name BLANK on his disclosure forms. Republicans: "The Supreme Court is impartial!" The Supreme Court: a billionaire-funded cash register. Three justices. Three scandals. Tens of millions in hidden money and favors. This isn't a court. It's a corruption convention with robes. Tell me again why we should trust these people with our rights?

@draloneboy Clarence Thomas’ decades long friendship to Harlan Crow and their vacations together isn’t bribery unless it’s connected to a case(s).

@draloneboy Now show me the connection to actual cases. A wife recruiting lawyers and being paid commission based on their first year salary is not court corruption unless it specifically ties to a case/cases. The fact that big law firms also handle big cases (Supreme court) is not enough.

@okieranchers @Kolosmental @EndWokeness @HarmeetKDhillon Where I grew up, the violence was definitely a show of dominance. Perhaps it has to do with caste system thinking (and a lot of testosterone. ) Maybe they felt they were thought of as less than by native Canadians. I don’t know what triggered this attack.

@Age_of_reason29 @Kolosmental @EndWokeness @HarmeetKDhillon That is really odd. I wonder what influenced these latest attacks? It must be that in any population, influence can modify acceptable behavior.

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@CogitoVibes @EndWokeness It is a shame. The seniors within the black community are ethical, responsible, respectful, dignified and have deep moral conviction and faith. I agree with the person that said absent fathers is a major cause. Amazing the difference a couple generations can make.

No one seems to notice that they're black. People feared being labeled racists, but I'm black. What's going on with black families and communities? The people in every brawl video and every unruly crowd video I've recently seen are all blacks. Being racists is ignoring that there's something that needs fixing in black communities and families.

First day of warm weather and police had to impose an emergency 8PM curfew in Long Branch, NJ "Large crowd of unruly teens"

@okieranchers @Kolosmental @EndWokeness @HarmeetKDhillon I grew up in a Canadian city with a huge Sikh population. There were many violent attacks from the teen/young adult males who would gang up on others. The religion is peaceful but culture not always so.

@Kolosmental @EndWokeness Sikh people in America are known as peaceful & very smart. @HarmeetKDhillon is Sikh. So is one of my sister’s best friends. Not sure why this Sikh man stabbed someone to death. Must be some other factor?

@Reuters What a shame. Was it arson?

A fire destroyed Japan's Reikado Hall of Daishoin Temple in Hiroshima prefecture, a site said to have hosted a flame burning for over 1,200 years, local authorities said

@Takuiem @brivael 100% Variety produces best outcomes for innovation, perseverance and motivation. One person’s disadvantage becomes their advantage, while another’s privilege can create opportunities or solve problems for others. There are others who waste their opportunities. We are all diverse.

@Age_of_reason29 @brivael Do you really think what u r saying?

La prochaine fois que tu vois une âme perdue défendre le socialisme économique ou le communisme comme un modèle de vertu, partage lui ce post. Ça évitera peut-être une nouvelle boucherie. « On n'a jamais vraiment essayé le vrai communisme. » Si. On a essayé. Une vingtaine de fois. Sur quatre continents. Pendant un siècle. Et on a les chiffres. Chine, Grand Bond en avant (1958–1962). Les historiens indépendants ayant accédé aux archives provinciales convergent sur une fourchette de 30 à 45 millions de morts. Frank Dikötter (Université de Hong Kong), à partir des archives du PCC, retient 45 millions, dont 2,5 millions battus à mort ou exécutés par la milice. Yang Jisheng, ancien journaliste de l'agence Xinhua, dix ans d'enquête, retient 36 millions dans Stèles. L'historien chinois Yu Xiguang, vingt ans de recherche, monte à 55 millions. Pour donner une échelle : c'est la totalité des morts de la Seconde Guerre mondiale, concentrée sur quatre ans, dans un seul pays, sans guerre. URSS. Holodomor 1932–1933, famine planifiée en Ukraine, reconnue comme génocide par le Parlement européen le 15 décembre 2022. Goulag, Grandes Purges 1936–1938, déplacements forcés de populations entières. Le bilan retenu par le Livre noir du communisme tourne autour de 20 millions de morts pour l'ensemble de la période. Cambodge, Pol Pot. Environ 2 millions de morts en moins de quatre ans, soit près d'un quart de la population. S-21, Choeung Ek, évacuation forcée des villes en quelques jours. Corée du Nord, Vietnam, Europe de l'Est, Afrique communiste, Amérique latine. Encore plusieurs millions cumulés. Bilan global retenu par le Livre noir du communisme : environ 100 millions de morts. Chiffre repris en 2006 par la résolution 1481 de l'Assemblée parlementaire du Conseil de l'Europe, et en 2023 par une résolution au Parlement européen. On peut discuter la marge — 80, 90, 100 millions selon les méthodologies — mais comme l'écrivait Laurent Joffrin dans Libération, pourtant pas suspect de complaisance avec la droite : à 60 millions au lieu de 100, le communisme deviendrait-il présentable ? Et le contre-exemple « doux » ? Venezuela. Pas de goulag, pas de famine planifiée. Juste l'application méthodique du programme. Résultat sur dix ans : le PIB s'est contracté de plus de 75 % entre 2014 et 2021 — la plus grande contraction économique en temps de paix depuis 45 ans selon l'Institute of International Finance. Inflation annuelle de 130 060 % en 2018 selon la Banque centrale du Venezuela elle-même, dépassant 1 000 000 % la même année selon le FMI. Près de 8 millions de personnes — soit environ 25 % de la population — ont quitté le pays. Le plus grand exode de l'histoire de l'hémisphère occidental sur les 50 dernières années selon l'OEA et le HCR. En 2024, 82 % des Vénézuéliens vivaient dans la pauvreté, dont 53 % en extrême pauvreté. Zéro exception. Zéro contre-exemple. À chaque fois la même mécanique. Une caste auto-proclamée vertueuse s'empare du pouvoir au nom du peuple, et finit en nomenklatura planquée dans des datchas pendant que 99 % de la population fait la queue pour du pain. Quand Maduro distribuait ses CLAP — boîtes alimentaires rationnées et militarisées — c'était la même logique que Brejnev dans les magasins réservés de la nomenklatura, soixante ans plus tard, sous un drapeau différent. Hayek avait tout prédit en 1944, dans La Route de la servitude. Et Mises encore avant, en 1920, avec le problème du calcul économique : quand tu remplaces les prix du marché par la planification centrale, tu détruis l'unique mécanisme capable d'agréger l'information dispersée dans des millions de têtes. Il te faut donc une autorité qui décide à la place de tous. Cette autorité ne peut pas connaître ce qu'elle prétend planifier, donc elle impose par la contrainte. Et comme ça échoue toujours — voir Venezuela, qui a appliqué la séquence à la lettre : contrôle des prix par la Fair Prices Act de 2014, puis nationalisations, puis hyperinflation, puis rationnement militarisé — il faut contraindre de plus en plus fort pour survivre. La tyrannie n'est pas un dérapage du socialisme. C'est son équilibre logique. Le capitalisme de marché n'est pas parfait. C'est juste le seul système connu dans l'histoire où des millions d'inconnus coopèrent sans qu'une caste armée les y oblige. Les morts de Kolyma, du Laogai, de S-21 et des rues de Caracas vous demandent de ne pas recommencer. J'adore me tromper, ça me permet d'apprendre. Si tu penses que je me trompe sur un point précis, dis-le moi dans les commentaires, je lis tout.

@Rainmaker1973 Imagine being such a control freak you dictate what people can do that affects absolutely no one else in a bad way. The message is clear, women are cattle or sheep to them.

After the Taliban regained power, Afghan women were barred from playing sports. In quiet protest, they stood beneath their burqas holding the equipment from the games they were no longer allowed to play.

@Takuiem @brivael I disagree. The privileged can bring good into the world too. Gandhi was privileged. Siddhartha was privileged. Hospitals and some amazing non profits were built by privileged people. There are many examples.

@Age_of_reason29 @brivael Parce que les privileges desequilibre le monde.

@Takuiem @brivael Why do you want to fight the privileged? They bring value too; sometimes in ways others don’t. Better to make more opportunities for more people than fight the privileged. Sometimes the most remarkable people are the ones who had more to overcome.

@brivael Ok tu prouves que communisme et capitalisme c'est la meme merde. Fait bien qu'on arrive a trouver un systeme alternatif qui lutte efficacement contre les "privilegiés".

@BillKristol Huh? Maybe in the era of Bill Clinton. Pay attention to what Democrats do, not what they say. There’s a huge disconnect. They are narrative salesmen and will throw any law out the window that helps them win.

I’m pro-freedom, pro-law and order, pro-limited government, and pro-the Declaration and the Constitution. And so today I’m a Democrat.

@SenatorHick 9yrs? So now we sentence to send a political message instead of appropriate time for crime? Are you a wannabe Emporer, dictator or just another narcissist politician who thinks it’s ok to ruin others’ lives for the morally superior Democrat narrative?

Tina Peters is guilty as sin and a disgrace to Colorado. She tried to undermine Colorado’s free and fair election system. When she was caught red-handed, she was prosecuted by a Republican district attorney and rightfully convicted by a jury of her peers. Reducing her sentence sends the wrong message to those seeking to undermine trust in our elections and it will do nothing to deter Donald Trump’s illegal attacks on Colorado. I strongly disagree with this decision.