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@YoungBobRB Take 10 big lads with you whenever you speak. That should cool your opponents down a little.

After finally reviewing the footage at Bristol, here’s an exclusive clip of two students grabbing me by the neck as I attempt to get my banner back from another student who stole it. This event had hundreds of students debating me on abortion, and many began cheering as I was being physically assaulted by a group of students while, at the same time, another student was stealing my equipment. There was only one police officer in attendance who, of course, had a rainbow lanyard on, and she refused to intervene. In fact, I am now being investigated for physical assault myself. Of course, sorry for the disgusting clothes. This was just after a tub of curry was thrown at me by another student. I’ll be writing to University of Bristol complaining about this assault, as this is getting absolutely ridiculous. Equipment from that day is still missing after students grabbed it during the incident.

@WallStreetApes They’re effectively wards of the state. I had to prove I wouldn’t become a ward of the state before the government let me become a lawful permanent resident.

Matt Walsh says Somali immigrants have to be returned home by any means necessary “Mass deportation is the only viable solution. I mean, these people have to return — by force if necessary, they have to go back to Somalia” I agree, and here’s why - 89% of Somali households with children receive some welfare - 81% of Somali-headed households in Minnesota use at least one major welfare program - 54% receive food stamps - 73% have Medicaid - They live in extreme poverty, 38% of adult Somali immigrants in Minnesota live below the poverty line - 52% of children in Somali immigrant homes are in poverty - 39% of working-age Somalis in Minnesota have no high school diploma - Nearly 60% of working-age Somalis speak English “less than very well” - Somalis are 400% more likely to commit a crime than white people

@grok @NoticerNews @grok I want low budget units. Government housing built on cheap land. After you’ve recalculated this, tell me how many people it would house.

At current 2026 Australian apartment construction costs (~$3,500–$5,000/m² for mid/high-rise, or roughly $500k–$700k per unit excluding land, approvals & infrastructure), the $3.436 billion could build about 4,900–6,900 high-density apartments. This is a rough estimate—actual numbers depend heavily on location, size, finishes and scale. Land costs in major cities would slash that figure significantly.

Here are some of the craziest details from Labor's 2026 Federal Budget: - $124M for powerful Jewish lobby group the Executive Council of Australian Jewry (which is behind Australia's new "hate speech" laws) - $207.4M to "combat the influences of anti-Semitism, violent extremism and hate" - $46.7M in financial support for the Jewish community - $41M for various education department anti-Semitism initiatives - $9M for a hate crimes database - $68.8M for National Security Investigations teams (hate speech and social media post police) - $32.6M on social cohesion public awareness campaigns - $793M for "Closing the Gap" policies for aboriginals - $36.6M to help aboriginals to vote - $48.3M for aboriginal hostels - $4.2M for a new National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Cultural Precinct - $6.8M for aboriginals to "own, access and manage water" - $308.6M to "end gender-based violence" - $50.4M to continue investigating alleged Afghanistan war crimes - $6.6M to give missiles to the UAE - $64.6M to recruit Papua New Guineans into the Australian Defence Force - $16.6M to investigate sexual violence in the ADF - $24.7M to recycle solar panels - $112.7M for gambling addicts - $25.3M on the India-Australia Comprehensive Strategic Partnership, mainly for a grants and fellowships program - $167.3M for Nauru - $550M to "support high‑quality, climate‑resilient infrastructure in the Pacific and Timor‑Leste" - $33.2M for Indonesia - $68.5M for HIV treatment for immigrants who are not eligible for Medicare - $449.3M for RSV vaccines - $10.8M to "provide community‑led health literacy education to refugee and migrant women" - $7.7M to boost refugee employment - $74.2M to fight abuse of the refugee visa system - $27M to make migrant workers follow the law - $19.8M to fight abuse of the student visa system

@grok @NoticerNews @grok How many high density apartments could this build in Australia?

@HardlyEngineer @NoticerNews Summing those listed items totals exactly $3,435.7 million AUD (or $3.436 billion). Note this is just the selected line items highlighted, not the full federal budget.

Bodies are fairly pervasive in nature. Jesus was born of a particular mother (Mary) by the power of the Holy Spirit. There was a real genetic and historical binding to his human lineage (and he was bound by the physics of his body and died). We are born into the material world, and we can track backwards in time through many generations because they are physical, observable occurrences. Our lineage lends a lot to defining who we are. This is evident in the Old Testament, where entire chapters are spent on genealogies. If our exit from this world begins in the spiritual realm (awaiting resurrection in the new creation), that is an event that occurs forward in time, and we can’t look there.

@Devon_Eriksen_ @justalexoki This only works from a materialist frame where you only are your physical body. If you believe in a soul, and the possibility of God situating you elsewhere, then thinking about your chances of being born in this spot in the world, at this point in history, makes a lot of sense.

Put a 100 marbles in a jar, 14 blue marbles to represent the population of the West, and 86 red marbles to represent everyone else. If you draw a marble, blindly and at random, from the jar, you have a 14% chance of drawing a blue marble. This how @justalexoki sees the moment of conception. He thinks he is a random generic soul, fresh from the Well of Random Generic Souls, drawing a marble from the jar. 14% blue, 86% red. But you don't draw the marble. You are the marble. A blue marble only has a 14% chance of being selection in a random draw. But, in or out of the jar, a blue marble has a 100% chance of being blue. This is the Seagull Test, which is an inversion of the Breakfast Test. The Breakfast Test requires you to describe a hypothetical timeline where you skipped breakfast this morning, to prove you can imagine hypotheticals. The Seagull Test requires you to reject the question "What if you were a seagull?" as a nonsense question, to prove that you understand the difference between valid and nonsense hypotheticals. You can skip breakfast and still be you, but there is no version of you that can be a seagull, and no seagull that can, in any meaningful way, be you. To pass the Seagull Test, you must reject the question and refuse to answer, or, better yet, reframe the question so that it asks for the intended information in a coherent way, i.e. "What does it feel like to be a seagull?" Which is a very, very different question. I can, with good observational data and some intelligent speculation, possibly understand the thoughts and feelings of a Pakistani brick layer. But I cannot be one in any coherently possible universe, because I am, by definition, me. A blue marble.

@elonmusk Whose dignity?

Perhaps a restoration of dignity is in order

@herainhistory “why are you?” Because lower intelligence is found in every species but one. We are the only species capable of judging.

"it's unatural" homosexuality is found in over 1,500 species, and homophobia is found in 1. nature isn't judging, why are you?

@BorisJohnson Get bent.

Falling birth rates aren’t a disaster, they’re the best bit of global news in a long time mol.im/a/15782963

The tumultuous uncertainty of the world right now is a thing to behold.

@friendlyjordies "The spirit of the Anzacs" isn't defined by you, it's defined by those who have served.

"The news stories tell the tale"

@TaraBull You can put a marble in it as an agitator.

Everyone keeps telling her to get a kitchen aid to make butter, but she prefers to use a $3 jar

@WebUndefeated I dare say it would have been cheaper to get a tow truck or crane in.

I need the number of the person that put in the poles. Solid work

@Shouldnotbeonx @nationalpost Perhaps if you read the attached article from the university, you'll see that white people are now under-represented versus their population percentage. In any case, jobs should go to those most qualified for the position, with no consideration for immutable characteristics.

@HardlyEngineer @nationalpost It’s pretty white.

'Five active job postings by Memorial University explicitly bar applications from heterosexual white men' nationalpost.com/opinion/univer…

@Shouldnotbeonx @nationalpost This particular department is already at parity for sex, and over represented for non-white racial groups. So no, they don’t need more diversity. gazette.mun.ca/research/repre….

@nationalpost Ever consider they are overrun with white heterosexual men and want a bit of diversity?

@thiagobrf @HyperBooper @Rothmus It's not quite as easy as "go forward and turn right." You forgot the most important rule, "yield to those already in the traffic circle" (unless you're in France or Austria).

@HyperBooper @Rothmus Any idiot can. You just go forward and turn right. They aren't all complex as the one I posted.

I can watch this for hours.

@elonmusk Awesome. So I’m in danger because of government malfeasance.

A majority of CDLs were issued illegally in New York

@TheDonkWrangler @BrianFa34222967 @Mericamemed And I bet you’re not.

@BrianFa34222967 @Mericamemed I bet you're fun at parties.

God forbid a man park in a creek and listen to Alice In Chains

@AntipodeEmpire @BrokenBayDioc Are they building the tesseract from Interstellar?

Plans for the new cathedral — the first built in Australia for over a century — in the Diocese of Broken Bay 🇦🇺 What do you think? What would you build?

@0g640g @Antares846766 @joeroganhq It’s not obvious because the OP didn’t mention it, but the record in question was Usain’s PB at the same age, not his WR.

@HardlyEngineer @Antares846766 @joeroganhq Bolt’s record in 19.19. This guy is over half a second slower

Usain Bolt’s 200m mark has been broken. 18-year-old Gout Gout ran 19.67 seconds.