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@denverpost Deport more thx 🫶

Of 4,750 people arrested in Colorado during President Donald Trump’s first year, the largest group — 38% — had no criminal history, compared to nearly 35% with prior convictions and 26% with pending charges. denverpost.com/2026/04/06/col…

Me, looking at human anatomy and physiology

My only regret is that I didn't get introduced to River sooner. Excellent company, far better than the others I have used. I wish them nothing but the best.

@jtevelow Here here

River is a true Bitcoin-only company. They deserve to be a leader in the industry. They aren’t straddling the fence. They are here to advance the Bitcoin ecosystem and serve Bitcoiners. We need more companies like River—willing to bet everything on the strongest protocol for digital money ever created. My prediction: River will continue to establish itself as a leader for the Bitcoin ecosystem. As the value of Bitcoin appreciates against the dollar and all other assets (gold, silver, real-estate, treasuries, etc.), River, and its clients, will benefit—enjoying nearly unlimited upside. Meanwhile, countless companies that are trying to hedge their bets by catering to a wider market segment outside of Bitcoin will continue to struggle, and their clients will get burned as they become distracted by meme coins, stablecoins, vapid treasury models, and other weaker products that aren’t 100% Bitcoin-focused. Congratulations to River for having the conviction and fortitude to stand up to the incumbent giants during its ascent to greatness. To the giants, and the consumers who trust them—you can learn something from River. It’s never too late to pivot fully into Bitcoin. The world order is changing rapidly. Don’t say I didn’t warn you. Stack harder. 🟠

I was at the store and right by me a guy just walked out with merchandise. I asked the employee about if they try to stop or make police reports. He said that they don't bother unless it was significant, that the police rarely prosecute and when they do prosecute the thief is back on the streets again in no time. Why do political leaders allow this? The corruption runs deeper than the good citizens realize. Awaken the lion!

If a decent citizen in the process of preventing a theft gives the shoplifter a bloody nose, then so be it. The Waitrose employee sacked for trying to prevent theft should be immediately reinstated and compensated. If a criminal takes a kick? I won’t lose any sleep over it.

@RupertLowe10 I'm convinced that you are the man to rid the system of corruption. You got this

More and more tax stolen from hardworking British men and women to fund indolent healthy Brits who can’t be arsed to work and unproductive foreigners who shouldn’t even be in the country. The system STINKS. I detest it. Restore Britain would reward work with lower rates/higher thresholds, ban foreigners from claiming benefits and force healthy Brits who constantly refuse work to contribute through litter picking or other helpful tasks. If they refuse, they will lose their benefits. Under a Restore Britain Government, the piss-take will finally end.

@BBGreatMoments I love that

A forever dad daughter moment. Play this at her wedding someday.

@BullyEsq @BachelorKing77 It's the complete package!

Rewatched the old Robinhood today with the kids > Casts the Crusades in a positive light > Demonizes excessive gov taxation and overreach > Strong, brave male protagonist > Glamorizes marriage and having kids Unbelievably based

@gshokar1199 @joeyyochheim My thought exactly. Walking 18 is like 5+ miles.

@joeyyochheim If you’re walking a course while golfing how is it a 4/5 while walking is a 10?

Ranking Workouts for Weight Loss

Brian is such a disaster for bitcoin

@BitcoinPierre @brian_armstrong Such a miscalculation by him

Instead of focusing on customer service and reliable fiat rails to onboard people to Bitcoin, @brian_armstrong focused on listing altcoins and building on Etherium.

@NickDarlington Because 3rd parties knowing how I spend is creepy, like they can see in my bathroom

Why should a business accept Bitcoin as payment?

@luismbat Yeah but what's the "z" distance from earth???

In 2029, Apophis, a ~370m asteroid, will pass just ~31,000 km from Earth. That’s ~1/10 the distance to the Moon. Inside the orbit of geostationary satellites. Visible to the naked eye. Impact risk this time is low, but the flyby could shift its future trajectory. A direct hit would mean a ~1 km crater and regional devastation. That’s why becoming multiplanetary matters.

@ExtrmeCntr @WildeFocker @MegynKellyShow @mrddmia @aronberg Fraud

@B14_Classified @WildeFocker @MegynKellyShow @mrddmia @aronberg It’s literally two questions, written in plane English: 1. Are you born in the U.S. 2. Can the U.S. enforce its laws against you (tax, property, criminal) What is so difficult here?

"Why aren't the kids of illegals the same as the kids of diplomats?" Megyn debates SCOTUS' birthright citizenship case with @mrddmia and @aronberg. 👇

@HeyWoodJabloml @MegynKellyShow @mrddmia @aronberg Interesting (suicidal) empathetical interpretation, which not specified anywhere.

@B14_Classified @MegynKellyShow @mrddmia @aronberg Because they don’t carry the “sins” of their parents. They did not choose for their parents to come here illegally and they did not choose where they were born. That’s the son carrying the dad’s debt talk.

@661Frameguy @MegynKellyShow @mrddmia @aronberg Lol gotcha grok.com/share/c2hhcmQt…

@B14_Classified @MegynKellyShow @mrddmia @aronberg No, because from the beginning there were 2A restrictions. Civilians could have muskets, but they couldn’t have cannons. There was never any restriction or inquiry about the citizenship of a baby’s parents in 1868. lol

@661Frameguy @MegynKellyShow @mrddmia @aronberg Do you use this same logic to agree that I can have nukes? Right to bear arms. It doesn't say what kind so anything goes!

@B14_Classified @MegynKellyShow @mrddmia @aronberg You’re right, which means illegal immigrants can’t become citizens, but their children that are born on U.S. soil and subject to U.S. jurisdiction, which makes them citizens according to the Constitution.

@661Frameguy @MegynKellyShow @mrddmia @aronberg Not if fraud was involved. Can I have nukes? Right to bear arms says I can. Illegal immigration didn't even exist until much later. If they are here illegally then that is fraud and it dies at apply anymore.

@B14_Classified @MegynKellyShow @mrddmia @aronberg The Constitution applies to all present on U.S. soil except literal agents of foreign states like ambassadors.

Not if fraud was involved. With that logic, right to bear arms means I can have nukes, and free speech means I can yell fire in a crowded theater. If the parents were here *legally*, and then had a child, then I would agree with you. There was no concept of illegal immigration when the 14th ammendment was created.

@B14_Classified @MegynKellyShow @mrddmia @aronberg The 14th is not aplicable to parents but to newborn babies. The only babies excempt are the ones whose parents are diplomats

@phil_lyman Terrible

🚨UTAH Two of our Republican representatives voted to keep the car “kill switch” funding alive. Back on Jan 22, Rep. Thomas Massie tried to pass a simple amendment: stop using our tax dollars to roll out that Biden-era rule forcing new cars to have “advanced impaired driving prevention tech.” Basically, a government kill switch that can watch how you drive and shut your car down if it doesn’t like what it sees. The amendment failed 164-268. 160 Republicans voted YES to kill the funding. But 57 Republicans voted NO, joining 211 Democrats to keep the money flowing. Two of them were from Utah: - Blake Moore - Celeste Maloy This isn’t some standalone bill, it was a direct vote on whether to spend your money building tech that turns your car into a snitch with the power to strand you.