Conquistator

@duchace Are you retarded? Is all war a crime now? There is explicitly one country in the world that warns people before bombing them and now warning them is a war crime? Read a book, honestly.

Looked around my flat and wondered what I would carry with me if I was told to evacuate with an hour’s notice. Packing up a whole life in an hour and finding a place to stay? How is this not a war crime?

@chrisschmitz @AbraxasSpa Yeah, I’ve been looking at this picture for an hour and haven’t heard a thing.

@AbraxasSpa That’s very compact and silent.

10th SFG 🇺🇸 in Muscatatuck Urban Training Center, using a MFMD (Multi Function Muzzle Device).

@CantEverDie I believe you will find that the assassination of enemy leaders is a tactic with a long and noble lineage. You may also find some interest in the origins of the word “assassin”.

imagine if other countries decided to start assassinating american leaders like this and tried to pretend this isn’t the most insane thing ever

@dsertedd @mandarin_3104 @TheGhostSleepi1 I believe you will find that in one of the richest cities in the world, which is capable of drawing in wealthy residents from around the world, aesthetics are neither negligible nor unaffordable.

@mandarin_3104 @Conquistatohead @TheGhostSleepi1 No. I am saying that London's desperate need for affordable housng means making some aesthetic sacrifices - ones that are completely neglible.

The trick is to create high rise buildings that people might actually want to live in.

@dsertedd @TheGhostSleepi1 Step out of your self-imposed nonage. Taste is not made by picking the trendiest priest, it's made by experiencing the world and exploring its flavours. Generations of competitive, performative intellectualism has stripped character, soul, and individuality from architecture.

@TheGhostSleepi1 Hey man, you have a housing issue? I have the solution for you! Just use out of date materials and techniques to make the project 100x as expensive to appeal my petty, childish aesthetic sensibilities. That should fix everything.

@beigepilled @grok @EconAfterDark Idk who you are but this was delightful to watch.

how is this different from 9/11?

@karaokecomputer In 2026 we all are genocide ✊🏻

This is genocide, by the way

@Bodittle They hate Jews more than they love America.

This is like deciding to divorce your wife because she makes you mad sometimes and replacing her with an alcoholic, drug addicted meth head. Make it make sense.

@BowTiedMara But why did he do it during an interview with Zach Galifinakis?

🇨🇺 The Cuban dictatorship has just announced PERESTROIKA on national television. The same death decree that accelerated the collapse of the Soviet Union. The measures will be as follows: - Allowing Cuban exiles, without effective residency in Cuba, to participate in or own private companies in Cuba. - Cuban exiles can partner with Cuban private companies through their businesses. This includes not only small businesses but also infrastructure and large-scale enterprises. - Participation of Cuban exiles in the country's financial and banking system. Cuban participation in the business and financial sectors is now open. - Cuban exiles will be able to open foreign currency bank accounts in Cuban banks. - Regarding land-related businesses, usufruct rights will be granted. - Cuban exiles will be able to establish alliances with Cuban state or private entities. All too little too late

@damechatprrr @0riettaRose Again, hopefully not representative. I really don’t think you grasp basic concepts. Are you a TikTok teacher?

@Conquistatohead @0riettaRose You're massively full of contradictory shit. If you reread your own contributions you'll see why you shouldn't attempt to teach anything where consistency & logic are important. Luckily I don't care enough about your kids to mind if you do.

It's funny how people are so concerned that homeschoolers might not be doing enough "school", when the school system is graduating kids who can't read right in front of your faces & y'all don't have much to say about it.

@sentdefender @SeanParnellASW This is a joke, right?

@SeanParnellASW Is that why we have lost well over a billion dollars of equipment and the lives of at least six servicemembers to Iranian drones so far during Operation Epic Fury?

This Democrat operative has no idea what she’s talking about, and it’s shameful she’d slander our military like this. As someone who’s actually been in these meetings, here are the facts: - Before the Department built up offensive combat power for Operation Epic Fury, we quietly ensured that our defensive posture was in place, sparing no expense or capability. - Our defensive shield over the Middle East is the most sophisticated air and missile defense network ever fielded. - Secretary Hegseth and our senior military leaders have, from the start, put the protection of our troops ahead of everything else and anticipated every desperate move Iran’s radical regime has made. We are absolutely prepared for this fight. To suggest otherwise is a total fabrication.

@damechatprrr @0riettaRose I think that 1) you’re not representative, and 2) your dialogue probably revolves around teaching and events in your professional circles. Now that may be tangentially related to homeschooling, but no where close to related enough to know the feelings of teacher genpop.

@Conquistatohead @0riettaRose And yet you still seem to think that, despite my being a teacher & being steeped in our professional & social dialogue, I am not in a position to assert that teachers are zero fucks about homeschooling. Interesting.

@damechatprrr @0riettaRose No, wait, seriously I think we have a misunderstanding here. The concept is that, say, welders know more about the dialogue around welders than a blood scientist would, not that blood scientists don’t participate in society. Teachers know more about teachers, too.

@Conquistatohead @0riettaRose So you think there is no social dialogue between teachers? 😂 You'd loathe me if I was anti-homeschooling and you're just as triggered that I find it an irrelevance. Your poor kids, stuck with you all day, every day.

@neuroticjewgay The comments are wild. You have the pro-Palestinians pissed that he doesn’t hate Jews enough, you have the America First types pissed he doesn’t hate Jews enough, and you have people who don’t hate Jews shouting that everyone’s being retarded… it’s the whole ecosystem.

You fundamentally misunderstand the pro Palestine movement.

@elokill144 @SR_eth @_ericblanc “I don’t hate desert jews, I hate forest jews!”

@SR_eth @_ericblanc What the actual fuck are you talking about. Palestinians are actual inhabitants and real semites. Unlike polish Ukrainian inbreeds who are the real antisemites.

Tolerating anti-semitic remarks in our movement makes it harder to build a mass pro-Palestine movement in the US, it's not that complicated

@damechatprrr @0riettaRose Your point might be valid if we were discussing the social dialogue around teachers. We’re not, however, so I think if you really were representative of teachers this interaction would be wonderful evidence of why homeschooling is growing.

@Conquistatohead @0riettaRose Of teachers? Yeah I do think this is representative of teachers. Do you think that it's possible that I might be more tuned in to the dialogue of teachers than you, someone who is not "intimately involved" (weird phrasing) with teachers?

@purplebackpack8 @dlrlikes2fish @0riettaRose It’s kind of a form of arrogance, I suppose. I’m saying that I can do a better job than the average individual. If I’m wrong, my kids get a worse education than the kids next door, but with the other benefits of homeschooling. If right, they win all around.

@purplebackpack8 @dlrlikes2fish @0riettaRose This makes it very hard to generalize about outcomes. It does, however, make experiential evidence more compelling. And, if in every homeschooling family where there is consistent effort put into schooling, the outcomes are excellent, that outshines generalized outcome stats.