Frazer Kirkman

@MarioNawfal Was this perhaps written by a white supremacist who worked their way in to troll ?

🇺🇸 This might be one of the most insulting things ever produced in the name of "anti-racism." According to these Smithsonian graphics, traits like hard work, self-reliance, the scientific method, delayed gratification, planning for the future, objective thinking, and the nuclear family are framed as characteristics of "Whiteness." If those are supposedly "White" values, what exactly is being implied about everyone else? These are universal values that people of every background strive for, not racial traits owned by one group. This is what happens when an ideology becomes so obsessed with race that it starts putting ordinary human virtues into racial boxes. Source: @EndWokeness, NMAAHC/ Writer: Ian

@TheRealMadOx If they had done it to sheep and cows and pigs, would we have the same outrage?

Winnipeg monsters Irene Lima and Chad Kabecz just got what they deserved. This twisted pair ran a sick Telegram hustle called Goddess May Barefoot Premium Crush. They took in over 90 animals. Mostly cats and kittens. Then they crushed them alive under her feet while he filmed it for paying perverts. Birds, rabbits, hamsters, even an axolotl. All tortured to death on camera. Price list went from five bucks for a baby mouse to 180 for a whole kitten family. They raked in thousands. Her diary bragged about how much she loved it. Judge slammed them hard. Both got 12 years in prison plus a lifetime ban from ever being near animals again. This is straight-up demonic evil. No excuses. These freaks hunted innocent pets people trusted them with and turned their suffering into profit. Real men protect the weak. Cowards like this deserve the rope. Glad Canada finally dropped the hammer. Justice for those poor babies. May they rest easy now.

@johnrich I thought there were some crops that grow better under shade.

If the left wants solar panels, put them on top of every single parking lot in the state and leave the farms alone! I wouldn't mind parking in the shade, and you can have your unreliable energy source without wrecking all the prime farmland. Or does that make TOO much sense?

@Keybler2382 @BortonDoug @jasonllevin However you define it, reading more books will make it more likely that you read some good books

@FrazerKirkman @BortonDoug @jasonllevin What defines a good book?

What is something you will find in a Liberals Home that you don’t find in a MAGA Home?

@NiohBerg Yes, most people

Did any of the people who scream about the Epstein class all day say a word when Iraq lowered the age of marriage for girls to 9?

@TokenFundament1 @nathie This is visible in 3d to everyone. Specs won't ever do that - shared experiences with other people wearing AR should be here soon, but VOXON works for everyone, no specs required

@nathie how long before it’s possible to do that with Specs?

This holographic display looks unreal

@Keybler2382 @BortonDoug @jasonllevin Reading more will tend toward reading more good books

@BortonDoug @jasonllevin That would depend heavily on the book, would it not?

@JDVance Congratulations JD and Usha. May Alec be filled with wisdom, compassion and brilliance.

@WitchPirate @Protect_Wldlife I wonder how long until the robots talk about humans like this

The reason why elephants are shot in those numbers, is that for culling, the entire herd has to be eliminated. Otherwise they go rogue. Not judging it, just explaining the logic behind it. And culling is required on occassion. We've destroyed their means of survival by migration. Their numbers have to be controlled.

What A Sociopathic Scumbag 😡! “No-one can define the rush of adrenaline that sends the pulses racing but the hunter himself” – Ron Thomson, trophy hunter. Ron Thomson is credited with having shot more than 5,000 Elephants; 800 Buffaloes, 50-60 Lions, 30-40 Leopards, 50 Hippos and many more. He once shot 32 Elephants in the space of 15 minutes. Another time he and 2 others shot 2,500 Elephants using military NATO 7.62 mm semi-automatic rifles. “We did it exceptionally well,” he said afterwards. Sign the petition to ABOLISH Trophy Hunting at BanTrophyHunting.org today #BanTrophyHunting

@Protect_Wldlife Is he dead yet?

@KathrynBHacked @PeterDiamandis I hope you find which chemicals you are sensitive to. It's obviously not all chemicals, because water is a chemical, and your body is made of chemicals

@PeterDiamandis I can’t drink milk! Absolutely no dairy at all! Too many chemicals coming through it! My body is extremely sensitive to all chemicals!

Here's the reality...  single gallon of dairy milk can take hundreds of gallons of water to produce. An entire year of chatting with an AI doesn’t come close to the water behind your morning cereal. We began a debate to choose which technologies we’ve decided to feel guilty about.

@DrElectronX @PeterDiamandis Doesn't the water for data centers also go back on to the cycle? This 'point' doesn't seem valid. We have a certain amount of fresh water delivered per season, so what we do with it does matter.

@PeterDiamandis It does not require processed water for cows. They pee out the water and it goes back into the system. Just like cooling towers, they water evaporates and rains down to grow grass that cows eat. It’s a cycle they used to teach in grade school. This cows vs data centers is absurd.

@__vandos__ @PeterDiamandis What about resource use of animal products? Are there any plant based foods that also use massive amounts of resources?

Producing one gallon of milk requires about 1,000 gallons of water — factoring in feed crops, drinking water, and processing. A single ChatGPT query (20–50 tokens) uses roughly 500 milliliters of water — about a pint. An entire year of heavy AI usage (around 500 queries per week) would use roughly 10,000 liters — about 2,640 gallons. That's about 2.5 gallons of milk's worth of water per year. Not even close.

@newscientist That's something I wasn't expecting. How quickly until oxygen is reintroduced? And do they swap over to concentrated oxygen?

Intermittingly inhaling a high dose of carbon dioxide seems to remove the proteins amyloid and tau, which are implicated in Alzheimer's disease, from the brain by boosting its glymphatic system #Echobox=1784565998" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">newscientist.com/article/258047…

@TheLordsRedneck @ICRscience I meant real scientists. Ones who use mathematics, try to falsify theories, who search for theories that match ALL available evidence.

@FrazerKirkman @ICRscience My friends at ICR are scientists, thank you.

Belief in human evolution directly contradicts the historical biblical account of Adam and Eve as our original ancestors.

@BrianNorgard @GavinNewsom ?

The next Louisiana Purchase? Here’s an idea: the United States acquires the Baja California Peninsula from Mexico for $1 to $5 trillion. Every Mexican citizen living in Baja receives dual U.S.-Mexico citizenship, plus a $50,000 investment account. Then America gets to work: world-class infrastructure, deep-water ports, desalination, nuclear energy, housing, universities, and industry. Tijuana and Mexicali could become major reindustrialization zones. In return, the United States gains nearly 1,800 miles of some of the most spectacular coastline on Earth and the chance to build the great new economic region. Is this a crazy idea? Of course. But so was the Louisiana Purchase in 1803.

This is so beautiful How anyone can think other animals are just instinct, or not conscious, is beyond my comprehension.

@FarrowMia40582 He must be trolling

@aigkenham What are you arguing for @aigkenham ? Are you implying the Bible is useless? Or merely writen by very uneducated people, so we need to be very careful to discern what parts of it are valuable, and even more careful to discern what parts are true?

@poperespecter1 @Truth_matters20 Matthew 7:23

@Truth_matters20 Maybe look into what the Catholic Catechism teaches about grace and salvation.

Biblical Christianity is the only religion in the world where salvation is by God's grace and not by human effort, obedience and achievement.