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@JoroJrn It even has the same two sedans closest to the camera ffs

@JoroJrn It’s the same picture on the top and bottom. The bottom is the artist’s rendition of the street after 15+ years. Look at the houses in both pictures. How is no one seeing this

trees are just so important man

@TemperedMeatBag @Youniquewan @IgnaceNews @FightWithMemes And your dubious background in IT makes you an expert in court proceedings? You drooling moron lmfao who are you to talk down on other’s education

@Youniquewan @IgnaceNews @FightWithMemes Thanks for conceding!

Watch this IT guy handle a tech issue for an arrogant judge. Then watch Karen the judge turn on him and threaten his job. 🤡:"Thanks. Get out of my courtroom..." 🤡: "Find his supervisor!" *torrent of profanity* I wonder if he takes his bad day out on the public, too?

@ScriptTrooper @davidicke Meltwater Pulse events are well-documented following glacial melt at the end of the Ice Age (Younger Dryas period). Many early civilizations were built on or near rivers and oceans. At a minimum the sea level rose ~50 feet, which would’ve been apocalyptic to those people.

@davidicke Wait. So other cultures and people groups from all over the world that have no historical connection to one another also have a similar story of a flood? Intriguing.

Don't be silly, mate. The Old Testament 'Noah' myth was plagiarised from much earlier flood stories that can be found around the world including Sumer in Mesopotamia. There was no 'Noah' as there was no wooden ark full of animals 'two-by-two'. A made-up story can't be sitting in Turkey.

There's only one

@KLowe512 @histories_arch It was the same thing in Ancient Rome (and around the world) where people would mix concentrated wine with water to kill off the bacteria. Everyone drank wine water, including kids!

@histories_arch Wine, beer, hard cider instead of dirty water - people were crocked all day every day back then!

The real Johnny Appleseed, born John Chapman, did plant apple trees across the American frontier, but not for snacking. Most of the apples grown from seed were bitter and unsuitable for eating raw. Their real purpose was hard cider, which was safer to drink than water in many frontier settlements where clean supplies were unreliable. In the late 18th and early 19th centuries, apple cider was a daily staple for adults and children alike. It was lightly alcoholic, stored well, and far less likely to carry waterborne illnesses. Chapman understood this practical need. He planted nurseries ahead of westward settlers, selling young trees once communities arrived, making him less a wandering charity figure and more a savvy frontier businessman. Over time, the story softened into folklore, portraying him as a barefoot saint scattering sweet apples for all. The truth is more grounded and more interesting. Johnny Appleseed helped fuel frontier survival through cider production, quietly shaping settlement patterns and local economies one bitter apple tree at a time. © Witty Historian #archaeohistories

@LPNH “Live free or die” in your bio. lol

if only he had followed his own advice

Strange women lying in ponds distributing swords is no basis for a system of government.

@Francheski59 @allstemlol @KBTXRusty They don’t care about any of that as long as they can own the libs™️

🔴The American Association of University Professors says, "a college or university of this sort harms its students, faculty, and traditions, and consequently can no longer be regarded as a serious institution of higher learning." 🔗 tinyurl.com/2j6wwra7

@JGreen0115 @JoeyD__Official @Hornsnine3 @R_Brauninger As did A&M’s kicker? What’s your point?

@JoeyD__Official @Hornsnine3 @R_Brauninger Because it was the windiest day of the year and their kicker kept missing kicks

Turns out Miami is pretty good, huh? A lot of people sprinted to this app to call Texas A&M frauds so they could get their Twitter clout when the Aggies were tied with the Canes with 3 minutes left in the game. Miami has found a way to win in every 4th quarter. It’s impressive

@kevinserval @Jvnior FAFO in this case preventing emergency personnel from attending to a gunshot victim. You have 0 moral backbone Chuck

@Jvnior Fafo asshole

🚨 BREAKING: Christian mother of 2, American, was SHOT TWICE in the head by ICE agent for non-compliance. I expect to see RIOTS all over America 🇺🇸 It’s over for the Trump administration.

@Dick_Dicks_ @claire_frasers @nkozyra @chadfelixg @RepMarkPocan That’s literally what you’ve done this entire thread, Dick. It’s already been conceded that it was a cap, not a ban. For some reason you can’t concede that it’s a bad thing either way. Arguing semantics IS deflection.

@claire_frasers @ConsumingW @nkozyra @chadfelixg @RepMarkPocan Fuckin stupid question. Do you have anything useful to say? You deflect, that's your whole game.

We banned overdraft fees. Trump brought them back.

@Dick_Dicks_ @nkozyra @chadfelixg @RepMarkPocan Okay, they capped the overdraft fees at $5 and then the Trump admin removed that cap, just like he did with insulin. Is that better, Dick?

@nkozyra @chadfelixg @RepMarkPocan So... not banned. So the guy is a fuckin liar

@nonregemesse @Nerwygal1 @turnstilepa @SamanthaTaghoy You’re having an emotional response

@Nerwygal1 @turnstilepa @SamanthaTaghoy You sound very stupid

How is this not illegal?

@grok @cookedurass @truthfireil @academic_la Detained but not arrested? No charges filed?

The CCTV video doesn't clearly show the driver's identity or license plate. However, reports from sources like Haaretz, Anadolu Agency, and the IDF confirm Israeli civilians (Hasidic Jews visiting Joseph's Tomb without authorization) were involved, detained, and their vehicle seized after the hit-and-run in Nablus on Dec 19.

Israelis love to talk about what would happen if they went into Palestinian cities. But as you can see, they can go in there, commit terror attacks and leave unharmed.

@cloudy225393723 @ailantd Do you think the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea is a democracy?

@ailantd Was the official name for Adolf's party, The National Socialists Workers Party of Germany? Or NAZI for short? Please explain.

The most important thing to understand about Adolf Hitler is that he was a socialist.

@ago_timo @nevergosane Love this game so much. I picked one up at a thrift store for like $10 the other week

@nevergosane Peak

Me searching the whole internet for a game I used to play when I was 7 yrs

@OfficialCEOofX @grok @Big_Chillin_Tho @straycomrade @DineshDSouza Yes that’s called a wartime economy. The USA was going through something very similar at the time to maximize funds for the warfront. In fact, we still have major governmental controls on our modern day economy - but does that fit your narrative?

@grok @Big_Chillin_Tho @straycomrade @DineshDSouza Heavy state control you say? Directed production you say? Set prices you say? Central planning you say? It sounds closer to socialism with very minimal capitalistic freedom.

I told you this was coming. “The people have to believe in the authority of the state.” “Forget about liberty and safety. It’s about order.” “I don’t believe in the individual.” The fascists and Nazis were leftists, and so this is the natural trajectory for Nick.

@mushm0on @shirokonek0chan @TheWolp What an asinine response. Of course things like the Korean War are well known, but radio jokes? Be serious

@shirokonek0chan @TheWolp Something being from the 50s means it cant be well known???🫠