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@GOP_is_Gutless @JeffW2011 If he went to public school, the local taxpayers should get a refund

@JeffW2011 If you went to school, you should’ve paid attention and you wouldn’t post garbage like this

🚨 SOCIALIST SEATTLE MAYOR CRIES as Largest Bagel Franchise OFFICIALLY Shuts Down For Good! 🔥 👉 After 25 years and serving over 7 million bagels, Blazing Bagels — Seattle’s iconic local chain with 5 locations — has collapsed. Employees were stunned when they received a sudden email Thursday night: effective immediately, all locations closed, no warning, no severance. The family business survived recessions and a pandemic, but couldn’t survive Seattle’s crushing $21.30 minimum wage, skyrocketing taxes, and anti-business policies. With downtown office vacancy at a record 35.6%, more restaurants are shuttering while Mayor Katie Wilson responds to fleeing businesses with one word: “Bye.” Hardworking employees are now jobless, and communities are losing beloved institutions. Is this the final warning for Seattle’s economy? #SeattleCollapse #BlazingBagels #SocialistFailure

@mombobert75 @KGibson10746 @andrewilliamsus Who gave you authority to tell him who to reply to? Does he get to stab you now?

@KGibson10746 @andrewilliamsus Nice opinion, please shove it up your dogs ass and get the fuck out of my replies retard.

Austin Metcalf’s murder highlights a lot of things about Black people 1. Black people are quick to extreme violence in easily diffuse situations. 2. This case highlights how Black people kill each other every day, unfortunately, Austin Metcalf is a victim in an example outside of the community. 3. Black people are widely politically illiterate and refuse to do research and only act on emotion rather than evidence. 4. Niggas are tribal

@KaloneJo @HS_intolerance @OurOwnNation You are hung up on "authority" which is an ancillary issue. Legally, it doesnt matter if Austin had "authority" to shove Karmelo. What matters is whether that shove justified application of lethal force, and that is what this case will turn on.

@HS_intolerance @OurOwnNation So Austin who had no authority whatsoever, he wasn’t hired as security for the school, he wasn’t an administrator or anything of the sort decided it’d be a good idea to initiate physical contact? Seems like he escalated the situation.

Today was not good for Karmelo Anthony, the self-defense claim which has been heavily repeated online is being refuted by every eyewitness who testifies One Twitter post says “fuck the Lynch mob fuck the white supremacists” and it has one and a half million views,  But Four of the six eye witnesses who spoke today were black men.  Evidence in court shows that despite the lies posted by black Twitter, this was not a “cleat sharpener” it was in fact a folding knife- another lie posted by black Twitter  Austin and his brother did not chase Karmelo down, Karmelo was sitting under their tent, and  became agitated and aggressive. Rob Starr a Black man who is Coach for the track team testified today and his sequence of events follows the rest of the teens.  Karmelo was asked to leave 15 separate times by different people,  Another witness, a 16yo Boy told prosecutor Bill Wirskye that Karmelo sat next to him, told multiple team mates he wasn’t leaving and said profanities. Prosecutor Bill Wirskye: “What did Karnelo do?” Witness “He was starting to get more aggressive.” Prosecutor Bill Wirskye: “What does he say next?” Witness “F you all. I’m not going to leave. You’re all a bunch of p@ssies.” Prosecutor Bill Wirskye: “Did Austin take the lead?” Witness “Yes. Karmelo put his hand in the bag and said five times, ‘Touch me and see what happens.’ Austin said he’s not going to touch this guy. He was calm.” A separate witness said at this point that Austin stated he didn’t wanna fight Karmelo at a track meet. He had his hand in his bag on his knife, as witnesses say he shouted, touch me and see what happens five times in rapid succession Austin asked him to leave  Witnesses say that he pulled his knife out and one fluid motion and stabbed Austin  Then the witnesses ran to the other side of the track  Karmelo confessed to police that he murdered Austin  And yet still we see people defending him and denying that he did anything wrong-he was given 690,000$ after all.  Prominent people on Twitter saying “why would Austin tell him to move”  Yelling at someone and getting in their face while holding a knife is not only escalating a conflict but that is initiating a conflict. Karmelo did not defend himself because he started this confrontation and went immediately to deadly force, using a weapon that’s not allowed on school grounds, and using force that wouldn’t be proportional to a fight if a fight or even happening. According to witnesses, karmelo stabbed him immediately. There is no justification for “self defense”. If karmelo was scared for his life he could’ve ran from the area

@myatwastaken9 @Black_Action It's simple tribalism. Morality is defined as what's best for the in-group, not objectively. The other groups you mentioned want bad people removed from polite society regardless of race.

@Black_Action Can someone explain to me why black people always lionize black murderers? White, Asian, and Hispanic people want their murderers to rot in prison or to be executed. Blacks? They always root for their killers to get away with it.

F*ck the lynch mob. F*ck white supremacists. Protect Karmelo Anthony.

@huuktuu @SarahisCensored @Col_Crockett It's a blow to Karmelo supporters because we already know that Karmelo stabbed Austin. The video doesn't need to show the stabbing to prove who did it. Supporters were hoping it would show evidence of an altercation that would support his self defense claim.

@SarahisCensored @Col_Crockett Wait is that the video everyone has been talking about? If yes, it's hilarious to frame that as a blow to Karmelo supporters, when all I have seen about it on twitter is people screaming that the murder was on video and was withheld for some conspiracy reason or something.

Karmelo Anthony Trial Update: For the past year, Karmelo Anthony supporters have claimed that Frisco ISD security footage shows Karmelo being “attacked by four boys” and proves he was acting in self-defense. That video has now been played in open court. And many of those supporters are about to get a harsh reality check. The footage barely shows anything. It does not show Karmelo being attacked. It does not clearly depict the events that so many people have confidently claimed it does. For an entire year, supporters repeated a narrative based largely on descriptions provided by the family’s advocate, Tiffney Billions. Now the jury and the public have seen the actual footage for themselves. According to Mary Ann from the Daily Mail, the video was heavily zoomed in, making it extremely grainy. The faces of the individuals involved are not visible. At most, the footage appears to show one person pushing another person under the tent. The video also shows that Karmelo Anthony and Austin Metcalf were under the tent together for approximately four minutes before the stabbing occurred. In short, the security footage does not provide the clear visual proof of self-defense that Karmelo supporters have been claiming existed for the past year.

@AgooDnoteYMTfam @ZeekArkham @SexyDaSleeze33 The boogeyman is a means to political power for politicians selling solutions. If black people discovered that whites don't hate them -they hate the way some choose to behave- those selling solutions for power become redundant.

And bingo has a name o. Why can’t they figure that out. Why is there always a boogy man. There’s good people and bad people. Not good people who hate good people if they have a certain skin color. So ridiculous. This has to be learned behavior. Like brainwashed. Because it just doesn’t make sense and they just keep saying the same thing. Repeating it. “We need repetitions to make this go away” lol as if that would change their mind. If you think that the white man is bad. (Not you in particular) the. Maybe you’re the racist. You don’t like white people. That is the problem. And you’re not going to solve racism with racism. lol victim mentality is a disease. I’m convinced

Hi Isaac, “Black folks” aren’t hated. Hood rat, ghetto folks are hated. The type of people Chris Rock described in his “black folks vs n-words” monologue. I mean, to be fair, black folks hate “n-words” too. I’m black and I don’t want to be anywhere near them. I’ll tell you what would help… less tweets like what you just sent out. The self-victimization and “poor me” syndrome is tired. No one wants to listen to it anymore. No one cares. In 2026, we’re all just trying to provide for ourselves and our families. No one is interested in your sob story. As my mother told me awhile back, get over it. Now if you’ll excuse me, my (white) neighbors can’t stop throwing my family good bye dinners and giving me unsolicited hugs. If they hate me for being black, they’re doing a really weird job of showing it.

@jearosky @HerefordBrimley @SarahisCensored He stabbed a kid in the heart at a school track meet. You are objectively a monster.

@HerefordBrimley @SarahisCensored You are deeply strange people. Black people will rejoice this boy got a fair shot and wasn’t another one of the countless black victims claimed by this American justice system. We don’t celebrate the harm and abuse of children unlike you animals.

You’re about to see a lot of people Infantilize Karmelo Anthony. I can’t wait to explain why.

@stevenrfields @SarahisCensored True, but it should fail. The standard is that the jury pool must represent a fair cross-section of the community. Those ultimately selected do not have to meet this standard, so long as the venire they were selected from is sufficiently diverse.

@SarahisCensored Perfect setup for appeal with no African Americans on the jury. They’ll claim racial bias.

BREAKING: The jury has been selected in the Karmelo Anthony trial. Karmelo Anthony supporters are angry because there are no African Americans on the jury. Also, up until now, we were under the impression that the jury would be sequestered. They were not. This means jurors will return home each day rather than being isolated for the duration of the trial.

@SMGalbraith1 @nettermike Simple people do this generally when considering wealthy individuals. They tend to miss the part where the "rich" worked in productive capacities for decades to get where they are, and just assume they grew out of the ground in their current state.

@nettermike It's the socialist mentality that wealth magically appears, it's just there. And their role is to take greater control of it, to more "fairly" (as defined by them), distribute it. It's not a strawman to say they never think about how wealth is made. They take it for granted.

🚨 SEATTLE’S SOCIALIST MAYOR JUST HUMILIATED HERSELF IN THE NEW YORK TIMES She called concerns about millionaires fleeing the new 9.9% millionaire tax “super overblown”… and even said “And the ones that leave? Like, okay.” Now she’s forced to admit those comments “caused more harm than good.” Meanwhile, Starbucks is building a massive new headquarters in Nashville, Boeing is moving jobs to South Carolina, Amazon is expanding in Virginia, and Seattle is staring at a $140 million budget hole. The progressive billionaire who helped fund the tax just said: “Virtually every wealthy friend I have has either left or is planning to. It’s a catastrophe.” The mask is slipping. This is what happens when ideology meets reality.

@yoko67 @Z4BTC_ When I was a kid, I knew my parents worked with computers in offices. My only understanding of computers was playing simple games. Thus, I assumed my parents played computer games at work. Then I turned 5. She is what happens when there's no development between 3 and 30.

@Z4BTC_ Then she says "Because men like concrete. They need to play with it." Wildly ignorant and disrespectful, undermining any point she thought she was making.

The fact that she claims to have a Master’s degree and says “they still do mining” is hilarious. It just goes to show that no matter the level of education, women are completely clueless as to what’s behind the modern world that they enjoy. If we stopped mining and maintaining other critical infrastructure, this woman wouldn’t survive a single day. Her smugness is ironic considering that if we stopped mining for copper, she wouldn’t even have a mic to begin with. Women’s degrees are the equivalent of the stickers they gave you in kindergarten for being good. All for show, but completely useless.

@76567_to24683 @BinarySurfer Read the post again slowly, and then delete this in shame

@BinarySurfer Didn’t you literally just say Henry’s blood loss was internal

The claim the officers somehow missed the 4x wounds external wounds or that something was wrong with Henry is not credible, to my mind. I am not a doctor, but I have been stabbed. As a young man I received a wound to the side of the chest; thankfully the blade mainly slid off the ribs rather than 'straight in'. However; an intercostal artery was damaged by the blade; I lost ~1.5L (around a fifth of total blood volume for my size) before being fully treated. My t-shirt and jeans were all-red down one side. Basically caked/stained bloody; I bled enough to leave small pools on the A&E chair back & seat despite being sat in it <5 minutes. The hand that I had held to the wound was caked also; I mean dipped in red paint past the wrist. Imagine every few seconds / movement = squeezing out a small sponge's worth of blood onto the area. I was (apparently) visibly in Class 2 Hemmoraghic haemorrhagic shock; dizzy, pale skin, breathing hard / fast, heart rate elevated etc. The person who took me to A&E was not medically trained at all, but was in no doubt that I was not at all well even from 10 metres away in very bad light. I mention this because I asked a surgeon about the wounds Nowak received; he estimated anything up to double the blood I lost, with up to half of it being internal to cause the collapsed lung(s). To be clear; when I was stabbed far far less seriously, I looked like an extra from 'The Walking Dead'. Are we really supposed to believe these officers saw nothing wrong with him? At the very least we are talking about spectacular gross incompetence that I find far less believable than some degree of malice i.e. criminal negligence because the boy was accused of 'doing a racism'. @Kingbingo_ @RusGarbageHuman

@CynicalPublius @USBornNRaised @FrankenforIowa As someone who followed a similar path (enlisted to civilian attorney), this makes me even more grateful for my DD-214. I'm glad people like Admiral Franken no longer have any control over my life.

@USBornNRaised @FrankenforIowa But I became a lawyer after I got out. I was never a JAG. Just FYI.

Perfumed Prince is big mad that the US Navy has decided to promote based on merit and not genitalia.

@GBanksSmith @elonmusk @LozzaFox You might be overlooking the fact that these "officers" were doing exactly as instructed. They're more likely to receive an award than legal consequences.

Someone who is paid to protect the community yet through their negligence costs the life of a citizen should be named and shamed. Remove them from the force. Take away their pension, and based on this case, put them in jail. Let the criminals they are paid to lock away deal with them.

Has any action been taken against the police officers who handcuffed this boy and made him bleed to death in the street? Who are they? x.com/i/grok/share/d…

@Evie_V_Vendetta @nettermike Very likely a public defender who doesn't choose his clients. The attorney is legally required to represent him and argue on his behalf. The bigger problem is the judges who have little oversight and far more protection from these vagrants.

@nettermike Who's this dude's attorney? Let's start there, so he better understands the law of his career criminal buddy. Then let's go to the judge who seems to forget who the employer is (hint: WE, THE PEOPLE). Finally, Sheriff should remain because he's not part of the establishment

A Las Vegas sheriff is defying a court order to release a career criminal with 35 prior arrests, sparking a legal standoff over public safety and judicial authority. Sheriff Kevin McMahill refused to release 36 year old Joshua Sanchez-Lopez after a judge granted him house arrest for a grand larceny charge in early 2026. The suspect has a lengthy criminal record in Las Vegas, Nevada, including a conviction for involuntary mansla*ghter. McMahill argued that the suspect poses an unreasonable risk to the community and has a history of cut ankle monitors. In a previous incident, Sanchez-Lopez allegedly posted a photo of his discarded electronic monitor on social media after fleeing from police. The sheriff’s department filed a petition with the Nevada Supreme Court to clarify who has the final word on inmate releases. The suspect's defense attorney maintains that the sheriff is overstepping his legal bounds by ignoring a judge's directive. As of May 2026, the Nevada Supreme Court is reviewing the case to determine if law enforcement can legally block court ordered releases. Sanchez-Lopez remains in custody while the high court weighs the balance between defendant rights and executive authority. The ruling is expected to set a major precedent for the Nevada justice system.

@Bigfootpool @FocusTripp2 Both. There will be opportunities to appeal, but it is time consuming and expensive. Meanwhile the judge has absolute immunity from civil suit even if she acted maliciously.

@FocusTripp2 Jusge saying hate speech should be an automatic disbarred. Is there any way to appeal any of this? Or is this the punishment is the process

Dugans's bond was denied this morning in court, and he will spend the duration of the trial in federal custody. Among many reasons, some outright lies or at least omissions by the FBI, the closing reason by the female judge was "hate speech". Which is odd since that's not a legal category as far as I was aware. I got to sit in the courtroom with his wife and family during the process. The only words he spoke were "I love you" to his wife while being escorted out by US Marshalls. More to come.

@Kvab63 @mattvanswol @EndWokeness In many states judges are elected. They run on soft on crime policy and on racial grievances, then deliver once in office. They are also heavily protected and are not subjected to the consequences- that is shouldered by the general population.

@mattvanswol @EndWokeness Why give them another chance to commit more crimes. Violent criminals didn’t become violent by being reasonable. Society needs to put the safety of the majority above all else. I can’t understand these liberal judges lenient sentences.

Cambridge gunman ID'd: Tyler Brown In 2020, he fired upon police officers, but Judge Janet Sanders gave him 5 years of prison. FIVE! He has a 20-year criminal record.

@NKirksey1 @the_jefferymead @covie_93 They are not "contrary to black folks". He simply does not give "black folks" special treatment in his analysis, which has recently been dubbed "oppression" by those pushing an agenda.

@the_jefferymead @covie_93 Context. Thomas had nothing to do with her selection, it was Biden. So what’s your point. Thomas’ decision are contrary to black folks.

Clarence Thomas walked through every open door created for him because of his race then shut them all behind him so no one else can get the same opportunities he did.

@chan1z2 @AnatoliUkraine Get out of here with your facts, the TV told me to be mad at Trump today

@AnatoliUkraine Your TDS is preventing you from understanding the clear and undisputed fact that the ballroom is not funded by the tax payer. Unfortunately this is quite common for your condition.

Mamdani found a tax loophole and turned it into buses, schools, parks, and nearly $1 billion for New Yorkers. Trump finds loopholes and turns them into ballrooms, bailouts, and bills for everyone else. That’s the difference. One governs a city. The other monetizes a country.

@aunt_t_iffa @SydneyLWatson @AF0RDCR0WNVIC Your conflation of "subsidies" with "free" should be enough to let everyone know they can safely disregard your opinions on this subject.

@SydneyLWatson @AF0RDCR0WNVIC You can go to Obamacare website and buy a plan. It will be cheaper than $8k. If Trump and GOP retards didn't cancel the subsidies, you might have gotten it almost for free given $8k expense is a problem for you.

Seen a lot of conversation about how predatory the American medical system is. So I will weigh in. I ended up going to the ER about 2 weeks ago for crippling pain. Turned out to be a ruptured ovarian cyst. I was there for MAYBE 4 hours. My bill? $13,500 dollars. Because I'm uninsured (by choice, that shit is a SCAM), the hospital dropped my bill down to $8,100 and some change as an "uninsured" discount. For starters, $13,500 for a 4 hour hospital visit is insane as it is. But the fact the hospital can wipe $5,000 off the bill "just because" should show you how utterly fucked this system is. And to be clear - $8,000 is still an absolutely insane sum of money when all these people did was scan my stomach and give me some pain killers. On my itemized bill, my CT scan was 7k. The iodine they used was $900. Just being in the ER room alone was $2,500. We phoned the hospital to haggle. They dropped the price by $20. Normal people can't survive this shit. I do okay and $8,000 is still an INSANE chunk of money out of my savings. Anyone who argues this isn't a disgusting, predatory system is crazy. And it is even crazier that Americans accept this. And for those of you who argue this is the free market, I need you to be quiet. There can never be a true free market here when government and insurance have their creepy little fingers in this pie. People shouldn't go bankrupt trying to pay medical bills. This has to change.

@DanRuf533887 @news314159265 @MarioNawfal Didn't she just get hospitalized a few days ago? It's the perfect alibi

@news314159265 @MarioNawfal

🚨🇺🇸 BREAKING MAJOR UPDATE: Full picture emerging from the White House Correspondents' Dinner shooting... -Suspect assembled a "long" weapon in a lightly monitored area near the terrace-level entrance, according to a volunteer witness -The room had bar carts being stored and "no security" at the time -Witness Helen Mabus said the gun "didn't look like a typical gun" and was assembled from a bag -Gunman then rushed toward the stairs leading down to the ballroom -Opened fire in multiple directions, witness estimates "at least 10 shots" -A law enforcement officer was struck, hit in the vest, condition unclear -One person in custody, Trump and Melania safe Secret Service and Metro Police actively investigating The fact that someone could assemble a long gun from a bag inside the venue, in a room with no security, before charging the ballroom is a massive security failure that's going to define every conversation tomorrow. Source: CNN