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him@bababooeyl1·
@ItsLeland @tophgrace84 It ruins the score when you’re watching multiple games you idiots
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Bright Side O’ Da 4ce@FNtwo18seven·
@Waterwoman231 @SussexHenryVIII for anyone who is trusted with power around vulnerable people. doctors, old folks homes… 99% of those workers are drawn their to do good, but a few will always take advantage of the vulnerable
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Stechlin@DvStechlin·
@rothschildmd with how extremely nuke-phobic Trump's been pretty much all his life (one of his few genuine traits)& how cavalierly he alludes to this now - are we to assume this is JUST FT-dementia disinhibition, or Putin trying to goad him into using a tac-nuke so he can do likewise in UKR?
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Mike (not a) Rothschild
Mike (not a) Rothschild@rothschildmd·
Trump is so disinhibited and disconnected from reality that he's openly talking about going nuclear in Iran. I'd imagine he has one adviser telling him that using nukes would make him history's most important president and own the woke left, and another reminding him nuclear war would be bad for his golf courses and hotels. Which one he listens to might decide the fate of the world.
Aaron Rupar@atrupar

Trump: "Some of this weaponry is unthinkable. You don't even want to know about it. Oh, you could end this thing in two seconds if you wanted to."

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거북이@blue940244·
@blagojevism Been telling ya Whiteys for the last 6 years. This is the Asian century. It will be much much clearer in the next 10-15 years. Trump has accelerated the process. God bless Trump!
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Adrian
Adrian@blagojevism·
It's sort of funny that we are headed towards an even poorer and worse future than we had imagined. And we were not optimistic!
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Syd@Peripheral_Mind·
@blagojevism And yet people are still actively wanting to have kids just because it's the status social quo
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Ross Douthat
Ross Douthat@DouthatNYT·
Reading Paul Ehrlich's late-1960s writings as a late-1990s teenager while doing a high school project on population trends was a formative intellectual experience for all the reasons @RichardHanania describes in this thread: x.com/RichardHanania…
Richard Hanania@RichardHanania

Paul Ehrlich has passed away, and I wanted to see whether he was as bad as his quotes and short clips suggest. Surely, there might be some nuance or careful thought in his worldview. Nobody is that purely evil. So I picked up The Population Bomb and started reading. It turns out, he's even worse than you think! I’m putting together a thread below. Quotes taken out of context don't get at the degree to which he is consistently evil and misanthropic. He had an entire system that he pursued in which human life was constantly denigrated and devalued, with an eye toward elimination. You’re left wondering what you’re even reducing human population for, since every form of life seems to be not worth living. Some people are racist and just hate poor and brown people. Some hate the rich. Paul Ehrlich doesn't discriminate. He wants you not to exist if he can get away with it. But if he can't stop you from living, he wants you to have a much worse quality of life. Ehrlich has a plan for both advanced and poor countries. He has blueprints for entire regions of the globe. Humans do not have agency in Ehrlich’s world. They’re simple consumers of resources, with no ability to create, better their circumstances, or exert individual agency to make the world a better place, except to the extent that they ensure fellow humans no longer exist. You might find all of this depressing. But I’ve found reading Ehrlich invigorating. It is a reminder of how much evil there is in the world. Recall that Ehrlich was not some guy in his room putting out diatribes. He was a professor at Stanford, a highly decorated scientist, and one of the most prominent public intellectuals of his generation. While reading Ehrlich today, know that he has intellectual descendants in the form of degrowthers and other environmental extremists, along with anti-capitalists who don’t understand the basis of prosperity and prioritize redistributing wealth over all else.

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Dilan Esper
Dilan Esper@dilanesper·
i think a lot about @DouthatNYT 's decadence thesis these days. Perhaps humans are bound to screw up stability and prosperity?
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Mr. S.T.A.R.
Mr. S.T.A.R.@favelaoverlord·
I’m feeling a ‘vibe shift’ and I think this will be resolved, some way, within the next 10 days or so.
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CobaltFox
CobaltFox@TkeeTennessee·
I’ve had this post pinned to my profile since early November 2024 because of what it represented to me: my daughter’s first time exercising her right to vote. My belief, despite having doubts, in the democratic process. My belief in a movement and person I felt would fight for real change. I recently unpinned it given what I am experiencing … feelings of betrayal, confusion, anger, gullibility. And instead of fellow patriots understanding these very real feelings MANY are experiencing, we are met with insults (doomer, panican, libtard) completely unwarranted and childish AF. I’ll say it again, it takes a helluva lot more courage to go against the grain than to be a simp for it. RIP to the America I longed for and tried to believe in. 😢
CobaltFox@TkeeTennessee

My girl just voted for the first time! Question: she had to turn her shirt inside out as we were told it was illegal to wear a political shirt to vote. Is that true????

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The Libertarian
The Libertarian@Ramandu_Star·
@JohnSimpsonNews Well John, as the general public, that's the sort of question we ask. As a journalist, it's the sort of question I'd expect you to find an answer to. Rather than just throw it out there as a loaded rhetorical question.
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John Simpson
John Simpson@JohnSimpsonNews·
I don’t get it. If Hezbollah had flats in this block (unlikely in central Beirut but not impossible) why did the Israelis give everyone inside an hour to get out — including those they wanted to kill? And if there weren’t any Hezbollah people there, why destroy a building with dozens of civilians in it?
The Associated Press@AP

An Israeli airstrike struck an apartment building in central Beirut, on Wednesday. The Israeli army had warned residents to evacuate about an hour before completely flattening it as day broke.

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