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The Knobs & Plateau of East KY Katılım Şubat 2009
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@wayofftheres @TuckerCarlson FFS. X is one big cringe fest. All day, every day.
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Come for @TuckerCarlson , and you will start something you can’t stop
The General@GeneralMCNews
BREAKING: Tucker Carlson and Nick Fuentes have both been named as possible domestic terrorists, according to the Trump administration’s top counterterrorism official Sebastian Gorka, per Ken Klippenstein.
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I've been to war.
Nobody should ever go to war.
- a combat-decorated Navy SEAL who is sick of soft-handed douchebags pretending they aren't pissbaby little cowards
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@eMTBrides The answer is almost always money. Or the flow of money. Where did the money originate, and to whom is it going? If you saw the flow of money to Shawn, you’d likely be able to answer why he’s taking the stance he is.
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Shawn Ryan podcast with Joe Lonsdale part 1. He’s a 💯 correct, Shawn on the wrong side of this.
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I'm going to make a humble suggestion, if you can stomach even thinking about it.
Write a romance series for guys.
I know. I know. Stay with me here. If you do it right, guys will love it.
Larry Correia@monsterhunter45
After seeing that all the writing money is romantasy now, I am officially announcing my new pen name and series - Lobellia Troutswallow's A Kingdom of Angst and Boning. When beautiful 20 year old Glorendirerial Pufferdown goes to magic dragon school for magical dragons she meets Prince Tyrendrial Starfire who is cruel yet hot. And probably an elf or something. Their passion ignites a war between the gnomes and the local planetarium. Only then Gloreandreal is kidnapped by the minotaur pirate Hernand The WellHung. Swooning with even more passion, will Glerendreiaiel choose the dragons of prophecy or forbidden love? Book 1: A Crown of Wolves and Roses Book 2: The Sword of Length and Girth Book 3: The Sword of Length and Girth 2: The Swordening Book 4: A Knight of Mist and Lilacs Book 5: A Shadow of Flame and Shadows Book 5.5: A Moat of Sorrow and Burritos Book 6: The Loins of El've'ns'mo'oor Book 7: A (noun) of (noun) and (noun) TBD Book 8: A Court of Wings and Thorns and Crowns and Book 9: Gundum Wing Onyx Tensai Angel Genesis Alpha Force Go Book 10: Smut Throne I should be able to get all ten books banged out by the weekend. I will make BILLIONS.
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@CoachMarkPope The man! Bogans was great. Would love to see him around the program more.
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@awfulannouncing Peoples hate for Draymond has them missing his entire point: Barkley's final year in Houston, the Rockets went 34-48. He is saying they don't want to go out being a terrible team like how Chuck went out in Houston.
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Things got a little tense on the 'Inside the NBA set when Draymond took a shot at Chuck's final years in Houston 😬
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@blueocean69dawn @ericadamsfornyc You absolutely don’t pay more taxes than any billionaire. You’re drowning in the Kool-aid.
Envy is a very ugly emotion. Combine it with the rhetoric of class warfare, and the increasing acceptance of violence against those with whom you disagree; and it becomes a combustible one
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*Update*
I communicated with Ken earlier, and I expressed my dismay over the Mayor targeting his family outside their private residence. I also asked him to reconsider his decision to withdraw from New York City.
The goal now must be to stop the narrative that New Yorkers who worked hard to achieve the American Dream are somehow the enemy.
Coming from a modest upbringing, working hard, and achieving the American Dream should never make someone a villain in America. Yet that is exactly the message too many are sending today.
It is especially troubling coming from politicians who grew up with every advantage imaginable, yet lecture working people and self-made business leaders about struggle and fairness. New York has always been a city where people from humble beginnings could build something for themselves, create jobs, and give their children a better life.
@NYCMayor must stop dividing our city by demonizing success and those who invested in our communities and helped keep New York strong.
The people who earned the opportunity to live on Park Avenue want the same things as the people living on Park Place in Brooklyn: safe streets, opportunity, and a clean city where they can raise their families with dignity and hope.
My message to Ken and to other business leaders in New York City is this: Stand your ground. Do not let irresponsible rhetoric drive you out of this city. Our futures are connected, and New York only succeeds when we stop dividing people and remember we are all headed toward the same destination: a successful city.
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@cal_whatever @Unbound_Elle @mattvanswol @SenWarren People on the left love to couch their envy in some faux concern for “the workers.” They aren’t concerned about workers employed by people they approve of; but they love to rage when it’s someone who has built a business that thrives, has enriched them, and has the wrong ideas.
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@Unbound_Elle @mattvanswol @SenWarren No one is forced to work there, this isn’t slavery. People choose to exchange their labor for the posted wages. This is free market and if it was horrible there would be no employees. So without him, they’d have no jobs.
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If Jeff Bezos can drop $10 million to sponsor the Met Gala, he can afford to pay his fair share in taxes.
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I think there is a chance that at some point in the near future, there will be a push within UK to force Mark Pope to hire a GM, whether he wants one or not
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@KySportsRadio I don’t have a lot of confidence that this staff will get anyone that is a difference maker for next season. As the team stands now, it could be a looooong season coming up. This many subpar years in a row - going back to Cal - isn’t going to open a lot of doors in recruiting.
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Kentucky waited a long time to try and get Stokes…passed on giving money on some targets in order to grab him
It didn’t work out and he went way it looked like he would for some time. Kentucky needs to find a replacement that is very talented and the options aren’t plentiful
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@TheAtlasSociety These people aren’t going to do anything. When they say, “We need to…”, they mean the government needs to. That’s what they want.
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Socialists are perfectly willing to strip you of your property.
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@KySportsRadio If public funding is present for the organization, then public discussion has to be had. It can’t be done behind closed doors. If that’s happening and the BoT seem to be rubber-stamping the actions of a few, then the public and/or the governor need to get involved.
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I would argue the opposite. Decisions made in back rooms without the public knowledge is never good
Sunlight is the great disinfectant. If what you are doing with public money is good, you should have no problem discussing it in public
CincyMike1435@Vandy1435
@KySportsRadio He has every right to have concerns, but he’s the governor of the state he could handle this without airing it out in public.
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Let’s criticize Mark Pope when he doesn’t get recruits
Then when he gets them, let’s call it a panic move even though he had been targeting this particular kid from the moment the portal opened
I have had my critiques but sometimes you do have to just give the guy a break
Sean Paul@SeanPaulCBB
Here’s the issue: Almost feels like a panic move to get both Alex Wilkins AND Zoom Diallo. I can promise you, Diallo isn’t going there to play off the ball. He’s not very effective without the ball in general. But if Wilkins isn’t handling the ball, it greatly limits what he’s good at. To me, some of the early portal whiffs led to Kentucky just going in on talent and not worrying about fit, which is a pretty shaky formula.
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@KySportsRadio Seems like Pope has frozen out Goodman and the tone of most communication about Kentucky has changed. 🤷🏻♂️
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@SeanPaulCBB Here’s the issue: Field of 68 knows that tweets, videos, and articles that are critical of Kentucky create engagement with Kentucky fans on a large scale.
That is all.
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Here’s the issue: Almost feels like a panic move to get both Alex Wilkins AND Zoom Diallo. I can promise you, Diallo isn’t going there to play off the ball. He’s not very effective without the ball in general. But if Wilkins isn’t handling the ball, it greatly limits what he’s good at.
To me, some of the early portal whiffs led to Kentucky just going in on talent and not worrying about fit, which is a pretty shaky formula.
Sean Paul@SeanPaulCBB
Certainly some knocks in Alex Wilkins’s game. Shooting is a concern. Can hit them but not consistent enough — yet. The decision making is what’ll determine just how much of his potential he taps into at Kentucky. Had some high turnover games and bad shot selection at times. I love his talent, though. His 6-5 frame, versatile scoring and overall playmaking should make him a top option for the Wildcats.
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@KySportsRadio Some fans don’t have the emotional maturity to at least wait and see about some of these transfer players. If they don’t work, for whatever reason, and the wins aren’t all there, they have to have already written the season off to deal with it. And those are the adult fans.
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