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@nikitabier @LokiJulianus Why not give us control over our feeds? Let me filter or select which accounts I want to see by their country of origin. Give me an option to view all posts of those I follow in chronological order. Give me full control over my feed.

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@cybertruck Need more seats. 9+

Pretty great family vehicle

@cosmaslucy06 "just kidding" "love that for me" *dances as though she's the man *posts video for attention on tik tok Yeah, this isn't the W for him that you think it is.

Her man did everything before she got home from work and now she's about to give him another baby.🌚🤣

@LowTimePrefrenz @Latterdaytruth Why?

@Latterdaytruth A female ward clerk and executive secretary would be so money.

Ward Council consists of: Bishop (Male) 1st Counselor in Bishopric (Male) 2nd Counselor in Bishopric (Male) Executive Secretary (Male) Ward Clerk (Male) Elders Quorum President (Male) Sunday School President (Male or Female) Primary President (Female) Young Woman President (Female) Relief Society President (Female) "The Bishop may invite others as needed, such as the ward mission leader, the ward temple and family history leader, the leaders of the ward young single adult committee, the ward music coordinator, and the full-time missionaries." (G.H. 29.2.5)

@Latterdaytruth @IronRodWarrior Why would that make total sense?

@IronRodWarrior That makes total sense

The Light of Christ is given to all and shines through regardless of how your ideology tries to suppress it.

@DallinwBYU Disagree. He’s great at passing when the pressure comes, but he’s got no one reliable to pass to. And if they were bigger threats, AJ would have more space. We really miss Richie.

I love AJ and he will be amazing in the NBA, but I think we can all admit that playing the style AJ thrives in doesn’t work in college basketball.

The essence of a Julie Hanks tweet is to make an assertion that, in a vacuum, is indisputably true, but which attacks a straw man version of LDS culture, in order to discredit mainstream church teachings/culture. A typical Julie tweet is something like, "If anyone tells you that you HAVE to accept a calling, that person doesn't understand agency." That is a literally true statement. Yes, agency means no one can make you accept a calling. But no one actually says you HAVE to accept a calling in so many words, or if anyone does, they are highly unrepresentative. The purpose of saying this is to portray Church members/leaders as oppressive and to discredit the idea that you might have a duty to God to accept a calling. And Julie's portrayals of Church culture are nearly always directionally incorrect, e.g., if we have a widespread problem in the Church wrt callings nowadays, it's that ppl are too willing to turn them down, not that they feel pressured to accept. Julie is a sort of counter-pharisee; she wants you to be so afraid of offending anyone w your idea that sometimes we have obligations to God or others, that you drop the whole subject. "IDC, man, you do you." If you had said, "Be mindful, when you think about asking when someone is going to have kids, it might be painful for them bc they are going through infertility," it would not be a Julie tweet. What makes it a Julie tweet is saying that it would "drastically improve" church culture for ppl to stop asking. This implies that we have an epidemic of nosy ppl who bug infertile couples about having kids. We don't now, if we ever did. As a people we have pretty well internalized the modern rule that you aren't allowed to care how many kids ppl have, as a subset of the more general rule that you just aren't allowed to care about how other ppl live at all (unless they are "bigoted"). And like a Julie tweet, it's directionally incorrect. People choosing to have fewer kids for career/money reasons is a bigger problem than nosy ward members. And most of the ppl asking these qs are nice old ppl who just want you to be happy. A church culture where they're on eggshells about discussing personal matters w you would not be an improvement at all.

Church culture would drastically improve if we did the exact opposite of this and asked everyone when they were getting married and if they were planning on having more kids, because both of those things are great.

@bethanyshondark @Cernovich @elonmusk We need a 12 and 15 seater, too.

I feel like I google "Tesla minivan" every other week. When is Mr. Pro-Natalist @elonmusk going to make an 8-seater Tesla?

@collinsworth55 Dave’s advice is like public health guidance: designed for the less responsible or disciplined. That said, there’s more to life than maximizing how much money you make. There is great peace of mind and freedom in being debt free.

I don’t like his advice! Not a Dave Ramsey guy

@CriddleBenjamin Well, I think this actually clears up exactly what the issue was: KY and the team let their guard down after one solid defensive game.

"Honestly, I don't know. I'm not going to be a great interview tonight to be honest with you. I have just as many questions as you have for me. It was super disappointing, especially on the heels of Iowa State game. I thought we had our group in a good place, so I did not expect that and just super disappointed." - Kevin Young reacting to the UCF loss to BYU Sports Nation Full interview: youtube.com/watch?v=8bmGIh…

@elonmusk @UziObi Grok code?

@UziObi Coming soon

Hey @elonmusk, if you hate Anthropic so much, make a Grok CLI and I’ll cancel my Anthropic subscription today

Public school walkouts are a direct instantiation of Orwell's Two Minutes Hate Let kids out of the cage for an afternoon, displace their frustration & resentment (with you) to a target of your choosing Deeply perverse

@AlphaSchoolATX Bring them to KC and UT

Find your nearest Alpha School campus. Tour, meet our Guides, and see 2-Hour Learning in action. 👉

Elder Clark G. Gilbert (@ClarkG_Gilbert) is the newest member of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. He was called on Wednesday, February 11, 2026, and ordained on Thursday, February 12, by President Dallin H. Oaks (@OaksDallinH) and the other members of the First Presidency and the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles. Elder Gilbert, 55, was born in Oakland, California, and spent most of his childhood in Phoenix, Arizona. He has served as a General Authority Seventy since April 2021 and as the Commissioner of the Church Educational System since August of that year. “This is an amazing time to point people to the Savior Jesus Christ,” Elder Gilbert said on Thursday. “When we do that, we can find joy and comfort and peace in Him. As President [Russell M.] Nelson once said, it’s much harder to find happiness where it doesn’t exist. And we’re so grateful that I have this calling now to witness that Jesus is the Christ. If people all across the world will look to Him, He will make their lives better, more meaningful, more joyful. And it happens in and through our Savior Jesus Christ.” Learn more on Church Newsroom. newsroom.churchofjesuschrist.org/article/clark-…

Good art is implicitly already on our side because it’s true and good. There’s no need to shove politics front and center. This is our advantage. The left can’t do this because they are anti-reality, anti-truth. So they have to propagandize their art. And it’s why it’s so horrible. We should not be mimicking them.

Any attempt to make explicitly "right-wing" art will end up, inevitably, being as embarrassing as this song. The artistic project of the right at this time, if indeed there is one, is to make good art, full stop.

@Manhattva @YoursMineOurs08 This migration will also have a much greater impact on Utah politics than hunters who oppose the sale of public land.

Top factor is net migration in. Foreign and domestic. Public land % has been essentially static. I used to be much more in favor of taking back our public land. Until I moved further east where there’s virtually no public land. The worst case is we free up public land for more immigrants to buy it up.

I love reading posts from you and @Manhattva, but you lose me on this sale of federal land business every time. Maybe, Mike Lee didn't have alterior motives (doubtful), but it left the land sales door wide open to actors who may have. It wasn't specific at all. They never tried

@LukeFHan How old is this guy? Bishop 13 years ago and looks like this?

2 months ago an exmormon bishop went viral for claiming the church abuse hotline told him he didn't need to report serious repeated s*xual assault of a minor. He also claimed they didn't even ask about the welfare of the child. Today the church newsroom blew that narrative apart From the Church Newsroom: "What the Video Claims In the video, Mr. Oyler asserts the following: - He contacted the Church abuse help line and spoke only with attorneys. - He was told he had no responsibility to take action as he was “not a mandatory reporter.” - No one asked about the safety of the child or the family’s circumstances. - The help line exists to protect the Church rather than the victims of abuse. What the Records Show Help line records from August 2013 directly contradict this narrative: - Mr. Oyler contacted the help line three times over a three-day period and spoke with both an attorney and a licensed social worker. - At the time of the initial call, help line personnel understood that a therapist had already reported the abuse to civil authorities. - The social worker discussed steps to support the victim and family. - In a final call that same week, Mr. Oyler confirmed that the therapist had reported the abuse and that the offender had subsequently self-reported. - Help line personnel also communicated with the stake president to ensure appropriate follow-up. No concerns about how the matter was handled were raised with the Church at the time. The first indication of dissatisfaction came more than 13 years later through the recent social media video."