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@YahooCare Great, so when can I get my e-mail contacts restored that you keep deleting all of every time you "update" something for the last 15 years?

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@GuntherEagleman It's existence.

What is the biggest problem you see in the Democrat Party?

@akafaceUS Let them try, if they think they're stupid enough.

The UK is demanding extradition to jail American citizens for posts online.

@monsterhunter45 Saltatraz, on the other hand, and a location in the flats...

Utah’s Cougartraz lacks the gravitas.

@ThomasSowell And how is disarming everyone who didn't murder anyone while continually doing fuck all to disarm the violent criminals yet again going to help?

FSU student says that prayers are good for spiritual reasons, but they don't prevent shootings. "Prayers don't do much... we need to make some gun reforms."

@captgouda24 Be careful what you wish for. You might just be unfortunate enough to get it.

The ultimate source of political power is, and always will be, violence. If the present administration should continue on its course, there is no choice but war. I say this out of sorrow — when must we kill them?

@PDChina But how are you going to feed your people when you aren't even self sufficient on food production without US imports?

China has released new measures aimed at expanding and upgrading consumption in the domestic services sector, focusing on improving the quality of domestic services, making services more accessible to consumers, enhancing policy support, and fostering a better consumption environment.

@PDChina But what about the US tariffs completely destroying the fake economy of the occupied mainland?

Butterflies cover flowers and leaves, blending in perfectly when looking afar. 🦋🦋🦋

@YakovMerkin So you're really going on public record that you are defending a multimilionaire rapist who actively tries to harm new author's sales. Have you had your Nuremberg moment yet?

@cirsova If Larry really cared about new authors (outside his immediate friend group) "getting a chance", he'd help signal boost people via his large platform.

if your career as an author is killed because you couldn't land a golden ticket on the first book in your proposed series and couldn't just write something else, you were ngmi anyway. It's your fault for not writing what audiences want, not audiences' fault for not wanting you.

@LeadingReport You say that like it's a bad thing.

BREAKING: Federal employees throughout the executive branch are reportedly panicking at the thought of another Trump administration, fearing they could lose their jobs.

@LeadingReport Rather generous of him to limit it to that of the many things you could say about the view and everyone associated with it.

BREAKING: Former President Trump says the hosts of ‘The View’ are “degenerates” and “dumb women.”

@ronrule Democrats got into power.

How did we get from the 90’s to here? People got along, nobody cared about race, life was affordable, entertainment wasn’t laced with agendas, wealth was something to aspire to not scoff at, and divisive politics hadn’t permeated everything. The world was better. What happened?

@ksorbs Even better question: How many of them are still pretending they'd ever support an institution like democracy?

How many liberals have figured out that Kamala was installed?

@kdollsweety That's what the leftists want you to think even as everything they've built collapses under the weight of their own bullshit.

Am I the only one scared that we may have finally reached a point where we cannot vote our way out of this?

@douger57 @monsterhunter45 Most of them.

The thing where Europeans don't grasp how diverse America is makes me laugh. But anyways I've been to England, France, Germany, Czechia, and Denmark. I've been to every US state except Hawaii, Alaska, Maine, and the Dakotas. Other than speaking the same language (sorta) there is as much difference between San Francisco and Oklahoma City as there is between Prague and London. The difference between "the south" and everything else alone would blow your Euro mind. I say this with love as an adopted Alabaman. Then even in that one region of America, the difference between the groups is a hoot. Cajun is in the south, but it is it's own thing. That's not even getting into the racial differences. Then you've got the rural vs. urban divide that exists everywhere. Tennessee is wildly different from Mississippi. Both of them look at Virginia like WTF, while most of Virginia points to the north and says don't blame us. Then there's Huntsville, where you can meet somebody who looks and sounds like a total redneck, but who does calculus in his head for fun. America has got a couple hundred subcultures with deep philosophical divides between them, which follow geographical and historical lines a lot more than they follow state borders. Then we've got the ethnic subcultures and their geographic enclaves in America. Something which we've had since the beginning which Europe is suddenly trying to deal with for the first time and not doing so hot. Hey, you smug Euro bastards who've been sneering at America's crime rate from your--what up until recently have been--peaceful homogenous oatmeal countries. Anybody who thinks every part of America is the same, that tells me they haven't gone very far off the freeway. Big chunks of America are culturally Latin (and there's big differences between being Mexican in Fresno and being Cuban in Miami), or culturally American black (and there's big differences between ATL and LA) or culturally Scandinavian (and tell a Yooper that he's the same as a Minneapolis liberal and you're gonna get stabbed), or New Englanders (hell, within the Boston city limits there are more social divides than regular people can keep track of). Hell, I come from a place where you were either Portuguese, Mexican, or Okie. And the difference between those was the same as the difference between France and England, only in one valley. Now I live in the Inner Mountain West, as in cowboy country (you know those lists of rodeo kids where the names are so cowboy they go viral? Those are literally my neighbors) which to me is normal, but to big chunks of America it is so different and alien that they think Yellowstone is realistic. On that note, spare me the excuse about how us Americans all watch/listen/read the same entertainment, because A. only kinda. and B. you guys consume our entertainment products too. I got annoyed while I was in Europe trying to listen to European music in the rental car because most of your radio stations were playing boring American pop (which again, is subdivided by those geographic/cultural things I pointed out above, but is dominated by lame artificial LA crap mostly) And we consume your entertainment products. That's why I visited all those countries, to cater to the European subcultures who like my books. (don't worry, most of the proper Europeans still hate my stuff!) :D But back to my current region, there are huge cultural differences between roughneck Wyoming and Mormon Utah. Same region. Hell, same town half the time, wildly different cultures. (and don't get me started on the ProgMo liberal Mormons of the super urbanized Wasatch Front, because they're all going to hell and the rest of us know it) But, but, but you Americans all eat the same food! Yeah, the national chains. Which turns out, you guys have too. But again, get off the freeway a bit. Depending on the town you can get some really good Vietnamese/TexMex/Somali. Same way the good food in London is Thai or Indian, and the "traditional" British food I ate was a friggin' war crime. Y'all need to treasure Gordon Ramsey for helping you fix your shit. People say America is like 50 countries in a trench coat... eh... It is more like 200 countries bouncing on a trampoline. America is actually more like India with its clumped together mixture of hundreds of groups reclumped again under a few umbrellas. Some US states do have national pride/identities, but within those states there are subcultures who don't, and others who are all in. (Texans and Floridians know exactly what I'm talking about). Then one thing America and Europe have in common, all our sane normal people hate the big lefty cities which dominate us politically. So hundreds of subcultures, clumping under two distinct umbrellas. Us, and Those Meddlesome Fuckers. So culturally the people of rural Idaho have more in common with French farmers who are spraying cow shit on government offices than they do with the liberal Californians who now infest Boise. That's another cultural difference between America and Europe, we move around. A LOT. Europeans had centuries to clump into their chosen regions (or invade one, or get kicked out) so the like minded could be born and die in the same spot. Most of the American subcultures are like eh, fuck it, I'm gonna move a thousand miles to a very different place and work there instead. And we do that constantly, so the whole construct is always shifting. Then geographically, we win. Period. We've got a bunch of stuff Europe doesn't have, while having everything Europe has except for fjords maybe? I think. I'd have to check. Alaska might. Hell if I know. Ultimately US states are crazy diverse, and the difference between states is nuts. The further you get away from the national chain shopping center right off the freeway offramp, the more apparent this becomes. The homogenous parts of America were the bits that we all agreed that we liked and adopted. Which ironically, I saw the exact same thing driving across Europe, as I bought Kinder Bueno in every single country. :D

@Stanonstuff @monsterhunter45 That's because most of those insular clannish Europeans travel less distance their entire lives then the average American does for the twice monthly grocery trip.

@monsterhunter45 True, but. In Italy when I was there in 1990, the local dialect in Naples was so different from that in Milan that a busload of people from Milan could not find a single person who could communicate with anyone in a Naples working class bar. You've missed a lot.

@KhyronXc @monsterhunter45 History begin on April 19th 1775. Everything before that was Europeans pretending it'd never exist so they could repeat the exact same ass backwards bullshit for the billionth time.

@monsterhunter45 You're ignoring thousands of years of history . But yeh sure. As for your comparison of your visiting Prague and London, as a British guy living in the Czech Republic I can tell you it's a very different way to live. Especially outside the major cities. But what do I know 🤷

@MaykinHeming @monsterhunter45 Look, I'm gonna be blunt here you Neo Nazi fuck; you're entire existence depends upon you parasitically leaching off of your betters. The first that happens if you kick off a civil war is you lose everything keeping you alive in spite of your best efforts to die of stupidity.

This naïve fucking dweeb doesn't seem to grasp that in a hypothetical CW2, the rebels would destroy the power lines into every single big blue city in America the first day. He keeps acting like it's gonna be some stand up fight between morons with ARs standing in a line shooting at tanks. Oh fuck no. The ARs are for shooting at the poor bastards who are sent out to undam the rivers or open the freeways back up before their voters starve to death. 138 IQ ladies and gentlemen. :D

@CheryleRPh2 I think America's suffered enough from your total failure to understand what's literally right in front of you every single day.

A Gavin Newsom/Pete Buttigieg team would be great in 2028. What do you think?

@RichardAngwin So we're pretending literal child rapists who filmed themselves trying to burn a woman alive *earlier that same day* are human beings? I mean you did know Kyle Rittenhouse was being targeted in retaliation for helping stop that, right?

Can you believe the hypocrisy ?