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The fact that Epstein quickly replaced Hitler in a lot of people’s cultural cosmography really just shows that for most people Hitler was nothing more than a generic boogeyman, rather than a man of his time and place who’s evils were the logical evils of his generation.

@HakataQueen @grok what word in Japanese does “pogchamp” correspond to?

Once you actually speak Japanese you realize most translations are actually alright, you just nitpick because you don’t know enough nuance and translate every words literally

@ChristianHeiens Everyone wants to be the rebels and no one wants to be the empire. WW2 foundation myth validated again.

Conservatives have this sort of fetish for total political suicide because they’ve all been brought up to view the actual exercise of power with tyranny, which is the very thing they’re all struggling against. They’ve become almost totally attached on an emotional level to the act of resisting power rather than wielding it. The modern Right WANTS to be the embattled and doomed rebel faction rather than face the responsibility of ruling. As long as we are losing, we can imagine ourselves to be principled. We get to LARP as Cato the Younger. But the moment power is actually available to us, everything becomes unbearable and we crash out for a multitude of reasons. Now we have to decide who is in and who is out, what institutions have to be demolished, what laws have to be abolished, and what enemies have to be destroyed. We also have to decide what costs are worth bearing to make it all happen. And when those type of questions pop up in a very real way, many on the Right just completely self-sabotage themselves because there’s never been a scenario in their minds where their side ever gets to win and has to rule.

@MarioBrothBlog “+3 out of bounds” Dang this is comprehensive

Donkey Kong 64 has a large number of collectibles, but the Internet is full of misinformation on what exactly that number is. I present an accurate count based on comprehensive datamining, aiming to answer this question once and for all: Donkey Kong 64 has 2142 collectibles.

@justalexoki just wait until you see who lives in the Taoki suburbs

really had no idea how big taoki city was. 650 replies and counting. incredible. sorry i cant reply to all of you but know that i do love all of you

Any church that glorifies a Pauline style conversion at the expense of those who were faithfully raised in it is a church seeking its own demise.

@justalexoki not to be that guy but all kinds of sex are illegal and unfortunately that doesn’t stop people

what if sex was illegal would you still do it

@EditsGoesHard Walter White shaved his head so the rats couldn’t control him

@justalexoki phew, what would your friendly neighborhood reply guy do without being able to reply to the actually interesting accounts

we're so back

@wylfcen RFK: “vaccine sundermeedification must be stopped”

STOP saying “autistic,” which is from Greek. The native English word would be sundermood, from Old English sundor- (“separate, special”) + -mōd (“-minded”). From this we can derive sundermoodness (“autism”), sundermoddle (“to stim, to sperg,” literally ‘be autistic rapidly or repeatedly’), and the forbidden sundermeed (“to make autistic”).

@brainrotpostig After like ten doublings all of humanity will be stuck on the top track

@usuallypregnant Right is the wrong question. The scriptures are clear that he has a responsibility to lead spiritually.

Does a husband HAVE the right or NOT?

@KazeEmanuar Can’t think of a single game. Lego City Undercover had notoriously bad load times (and a fairly annoying loading theme) but the game itself was good so I didn’t care.

Have you ever put down a game specifically because of long load times?

@memeticsisyphus You have to treat Trump like Cyrus the Great: clearly God’s doing something with him, but he’s definitely not the guy you need to be following on a day to day basis.

There’s something amazing that happens to guys who get into large ideological rifts with Trump. It usually starts with a topic on which there’s a conventional wisdom that Trump disagrees with. The person who holds to the conventional wisdom can’t stand it. This person can be on the right or left, establishment or fringe, podcaster or politician it doesn’t seem to matter. The break shatters them in some bizarre fashion. It doesn’t even really seem to matter who was actually right or wrong, they start to drift towards completely crazy town. All of a sudden they’re quoting openly hostile to america opinions. They quote Putin and China, they quote Islamic terrorists and radical left wing agitators. I’ve seen former US generals propping up CCP shills dispensing absurd fake geopolitical analysis, I’ve seen right wing dissident podcasters plead for Obama, I’ve seen once respected news anchors try to pass off the hearsay of a prostitute and her criminally corrupt lawyer as bastions of truth. I have never seen anything like it. Trump has the ability to completely break some people.

@torako778 “Funny, he was only a Munchalax when I traveled here with the hero Himmel…”

@SplatoonGOP I’ve seen accounts ranging from “Jesus Saves” to “Trump Supporter” for years now, although lately the number of people with Bible verses in their tags does seem to be up.

Of course you couldn’t comprehend others enjoying Splatoon.

@imagesaicouldnt Neil Degrasse Tyson is a character from Zoolander 2

@TBYSTweet Think Before you eat the Turkish delight

I just finished the truest isekai anime series of all time where Train-kun transports everyone (except Susan) into a fantasy world called Narnia.