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🚨🇨🇺 BREAKING — Havana Lit Up Russian Oil is Saving Lives in Hospitals

If someone kiIIs Hasan Piker, I won't support it, but I'll understand it because Piker is guilty of stochastic terrorism.

at least 8 juveniles died in a shooting in shreveport last night. EIGHT!!!! i’m sick to my stomach.

🇺🇸 Trump has been saying the Iran war will end "pretty quickly" since March 9. CNN just played them all back to back. Longest "pretty quickly" in history.

We've uncovered what might be the biggest case of petition fraud in NYC's history, and now I'm taking my opponent to court.

Hasan Piker has a massive platform - with over 11.3 million followers - and he's used it to normalize and amplify extremist rhetoric. The prominent Twitch streamer has explicitly expressed support for U.S.-designated terrorist organizations, including Hamas, Hezbollah, the Houthis and the PFLP. Piker recently said, "I would vote for Hamas over Israel every single time" and he's called Hezbollah's flag his "favorite." On multiple occasions, he's used the dehumanizing terms "inbred" and "psychopath" to refer to Israeli and Orthodox Jews. He's also used rhetoric that trivializes the Holocaust, including by insinuating that Anne Frank would have supported the Houthis and equating Israel with Nazi Germany. Jews are not alone on the receiving end of Piker's vile rhetoric. On his livestreams, Piker has made misogynistic jokes about date rape and responded to Black critics with vulgar sexual insults. Piker amplifies this pattern of hate to millions of followers. His growing involvement in electoral politics and mainstream media spreads these toxic messages far beyond fringe spaces.

She didn’t just serve tables… she studied people. Smiles, eye contact, hesitation, she learned exactly when someone was about to spend more… or tip less. And, according to her, that’s where the “morally questionable” tactics came in. She’d casually start listing the most expensive options first, letting customers get overwhelmed until they just said “yeah, that one.” Bigger bill… bigger tip. It worked more often than it should. But that wasn’t even the part that made people uncomfortable. When a table left a small tip, she’d switch instantly, soft voice, concerned expression, even crouching down beside them. “Was there something wrong with my service?” she’d ask, holding the receipt just enough for them to see. Awkward silence. Guilt creeping in. And just like that… wallets opened again. But her most shocking moment? After forgetting a table for nearly 45 minutes, she came back with an apology and a story about performing CPR on someone outside. The mood flipped instantly… and they left her a huge tip. Now the internet is split, some calling it genius, others calling it straight manipulation. This says a lot about how easily emotions; guilt, pressure, and sympathy can be turned into money. Question: If you found out your server used tactics like this on you… would you feel played, or would you respect the hustle?