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@danceyrselfdean Joe Cocker got pretty weird with it, which I respect. But I wouldn't call it better

can't think of a single cover of a Beatles song that is better than the original

@offbeatorbit The music alone is next level.

This show has aged so well

@nkulw @souljagoyteller @ettingermentum She also sucked a mean dick, allegedly.

@souljagoyteller @ettingermentum She wasn’t all bad. She tried to make Ronnie fire Bill Casey while the latter was recovering from Christmastime brain surgery during Iran contra

Nancy Reagan was an evil, evil woman. Shamed Michael Reagan for being a survivor of child sexual abuse

@feraljokes Amber Frost is right wing?

There is no "trajectory" here. The idea that these people turned evil is just a rhetorical way to shield one's own failure to understand that they were right wing back in the day and to accuse anyone who did of being "prematurely anti fascist"

This is a picture of them conflating themselves

@viperwave @hollow_saba Dude! Take it easy on yourself! Good lord!!

@mikerecine Italians love to bring up Thermopylae but we know they lost the real battle, to their moms! Like Gentlemen!

WRONG! The correct answer is to shut down the internet. Only leave up like, encyclopedia brittanica or whatever, some shit. Everything else needs to GO! Any sane person who has used the internet at this point agrees with this. We just need someone with the stones to say it.

@vivaLaErre @ContraPoints Well, im sure if Natalie was ever living through constant blackouts, subsisting on basic cereals and whatever protein she could procure out of nature, that she would hold these same beliefs. She would be proud to suffer for being born in the wrong bod... I mean ....place.

.@ContraPoints wishes she could forget leftist theory??: "It's Bible study for lefties. That's what theory is [...] I'm just not a church person, I don't want to make the trips to Cuba"

@TwinkBukowski Do it. Pussy.

Watching Adam Friedland do stand up makes me realize I could start doing this today and dominate the genre

@hausofdecline Bluegrass Tony just just kickin' the tar outta' that guy from Mumphord and Sons.

@TheWapplehouse @KaceyMusgraves What band?

.@KaceyMusgraves if you ever need a doom metal band to open for you please let me know thank u

@willmenaker Not dodging the Anti-christ allegations at this rate

lmaooooo

@sabatonfan69 @AncientHistorry Get em Choobs!

“They turned defeat into a feature, not a bug” “The roads were the original internet, and Rome controlled the servers” It wasn’t just an x, it was a y. Please if you’re passionate about history do your own write ups instead of upscale drivel. History was written by humans until now.

Rome didn't conquer the Mediterranean because they were the best fighters. They lost battles constantly. Hannibal humiliated them for 15 years. The Gauls sacked their city. The Parthians annihilated entire armies. So how did a muddy village on a river end up ruling from Scotland to Syria for 500+ years? The answer is one of history's most underrated superpowers: Rome refused to lose. Here's what actually made them unstoppable: 1. They turned defeat into a feature, not a bug. After Cannae, Rome lost 50,000+ men in a single afternoon. Any other state would have sued for peace. The Senate banned the word "peace," refused to ransom prisoners, and raised new legions from teenagers and freed slaves. Hannibal won the battle. Rome won the war by simply not stopping. 2. Citizenship was their secret weapon. Every empire before Rome treated conquered peoples as subjects to be milked. Rome did something insane: they offered citizenship. Beat us? You're now us. A Spaniard, a Gaul, a North African could literally become emperor. By the 2nd century AD, the man wearing the purple was Trajan, born in Spain. 3. They were obsessive copycats. Roman swords? Stolen from the Spanish. Naval tactics? Reverse-engineered from a wrecked Carthaginian ship. Siege engines? Greek. Cavalry? Numidian. Their genius wasn't invention. It was the ego-free willingness to look at an enemy and say "that's better than what we have, take it." 4. Roads weren't for travel. They were for terror. 50,000 miles of paved road meant a legion could appear at your gates faster than rumor of their march. Rebellion in Britain? Troops from the Rhine in weeks. The roads were the original internet, and Rome controlled the servers. 5. They industrialized war. While enemies fielded brave warriors, Rome fielded engineers with swords. Standardized equipment. Standardized camps every single night. Standardized rations. A legionary in Syria fought identically to one in Britain. They weren't an army. They were a system. 6. They were patient in a way moderns can't comprehend. The Punic Wars lasted 118 years. Rome simply outlived its enemies. Carthage had to win every war. Rome only had to win the last one. The lesson buried in all of this: Empires aren't built by the strongest punch. They're built by the side that gets knocked down, stands up, copies what hit them, and keeps walking forward for 700 years. Rome wasn't the best. Rome was the most relentless.

@RickPreston12 @DefiantLs There you go again. "Generations" isn't some magic amount of time that allows us to not, as a society, come to terms with slavery. You can be a child about it all you want, but it happened and we shouldn't pretend it didn't

@HavinAbnormal1 @DefiantLs Was law. It was dismantled generations ago. There's 82% of the black population TODAY born after the Civil Rights Act. They never lived it. Another subset of the 18% left were too young to live it. Because it was dismantled generations ago. You fucking retard.

Bryan Cranston: America needs to address systematic racism or it will crumble.

@RickPreston12 @DefiantLs Gen y? Bro, that ain't a thing. Its called "millennial" and its starts in 85 ends in 95 (20 years) Im starting to doubt your even an American. Regardless, "generations" is meaningless phrase. Bryan C is ALIVE and remembers segregation. That's pretty recent by most standards

@HavinAbnormal1 @DefiantLs Google what a generation is defined as, fucko. There are different definitions. Do an ounce of work yourself before your next music gig (hope you make it big!) or bartender shift. Boomers: 46-64 (19) Gen X: 65-79 (15) Gen Y: 80-94 (15) Gen Z: 95-09 (15) Gen Alpha: 10-24 (15)

@RECOLONIZER @DefiantLs You get pussy?

@HavinAbnormal1 @DefiantLs This is very reddit. Would you like to know more about human biodiversity?

@RickPreston12 @DefiantLs Are you arguing that black people segregated their own water fountains during Jim Crow? Do you know what time frame Bryan Cranston is referring to? Are you in inhalents? What the hell are you talking about?? I don't care what some black people did once. Jim Crow was LAW!

@HavinAbnormal1 @DefiantLs You brought up water fountains. I said there haven't been water fountain segregation for generations until black kids wanted to create black only spaces. I stayed on topic, you're just too big of a fucking retard to get it.

@RickPreston12 @DefiantLs Wrong again son. That's not how that shit works. Generations can span vastly different amounts of time. Boomer is much longer than x, millennial is longer than x and z. Also, Cranston is a baby boomer, probably born in the late 40s early 50s? That's not that long ago. Try again

@HavinAbnormal1 @DefiantLs Oh. Ok, buddy. Baby boomers Gen X Millenials Gen Z These are generations, typically defined by ~15-20 years. As 60 (1964 [civil rights act] -today) is a higher number than 20 (that means it's bigger) generation can be used. 60 = 3 times 20. And as 3 > 1, the plural also fits.

@RECOLONIZER @DefiantLs How big is your skull? I come from pure Aryan stock so obviously, mine is perfect shape. Is yours all big and weird? Do you get headaches when you stare at numbers for too long?

@HavinAbnormal1 @DefiantLs No. The big words are mine, reddit.

@sirgimpy @J484087982532 @DefiantLs Who cares? You understand that has nothing to do with what Bryan Cranston said right? Also has nothing to do with the moral repugnance of slavery.

@HavinAbnormal1 @J484087982532 @DefiantLs There were wealthy/land-owning black Americans (predominately in the Louisiana area) who also had black slaves prior to the abolishment of slavery in the US...