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John Hoge

@Jhoge04

Music for video games/film/multimedia. This *used to be* where I just vented random thoughts, mostly about things I enjoy. Now it's mainly politics I guess.

Pittsburgh, PA Katılım Nisan 2013
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DiscussingFilm
DiscussingFilm@DiscussingFilm·
First look at Gandalf in ‘THE LORD OF THE RINGS: THE RINGS OF POWER’ Season 3. (Source: @empiremagazine)
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John Hoge@Jhoge04·
@DivinelyDesined I struggle to grasp just how anyone, any human being, could be this stupid.
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Divinely Designed
Divinely Designed@DivinelyDesined·
The theory of evolution is not scientific. I can prove it. For a theory to be scientific, it must pass through the scientific method. To pass through the scientific method, the hypothesized processes must be testable, observable, and repeatable. The process by which evolution constructs novel biological structures has never been tested, observed, or repeated. The excuse given is that "it takes too much time." Which means the theory of evolution cannot be tested, observed, or repeated. If a theory cannot be tested, observed, or repeated, then it cannot be scientific. Therefore, the theory of evolution is not scientific.
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John Hoge@Jhoge04·
@wilfordBRT The person depicted here is far more normal than someone who believes in magical fairy tales and thinks that the same guy who gave instructions to his people on how to go about owning slaves is also the source of all morality. Lmao.
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John Hoge@Jhoge04·
@wilfordBRT I'm not sure about you, but the first thing the average, normal person thinks of when the Catholic church is mentioned is child rape 🤷‍♂️
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John Hoge@Jhoge04·
@CreationMuseum Weird how all the other civilizations that existed around the world at the time a) have no record if it, and b) weren't wiped out by it.
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Creation Museum
Creation Museum@CreationMuseum·
The Bible makes clear that there was a global flood that covered the entire surface of the earth about 4,350 years ago.
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Danny@Truth_matters20·
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Scott Roberts
Scott Roberts@ScottRoberts·
One of the greatest evidences that Christianity is true is this: The Bible doesn't flatter its heroes. Noah gets drunk. Abraham lies. Moses loses his temper and murders someone. David commits adultery and murder. Peter denies Christ. Thomas doubts. Paul calls himself the chief of sinners. Ancient myths make their heroes larger than life. Scripture tells the truth about mankind because its purpose isn't to exalt men. It's to exalt Christ.
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John Hoge@Jhoge04·
@Republicans The sycophancy, and likely the hypocrisy, of today's Republican Party will be a topic of academic study well into the future.
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The Green Dragon Tavern
The Green Dragon Tavern@greendragonhq·
JD Vance: “The November midterms give us a choice: keep fighting fraud with Republicans or send criminal fraudsters a life boat from the Democrats.” Just a quick reminder, this administration has pardoned more fraudster than every other administration combined. Here is an incomplete list of fraudsters pardoned by Trump/Vance. It’s incomplete because the list is so long it exceeds the X post character limits. • Dinesh D’Souza: Convicted of campaign contribution fraud via illegal straw donations. • Conrad Moffat Black: Convicted of mail fraud and obstruction related to business dealings. • Michael Robert Milken: Convicted of conspiracy, securities fraud, mail fraud, and tax fraud in the 1980s junk bond/insider trading scandal. • Philip Esformes: Convicted in one of the largest Medicare/Medicaid fraud schemes (over $1 billion in fraudulent claims via nursing homes and kickbacks). • Salomon Melgen: Convicted of health care fraud involving tens of millions in fraudulent Medicare billing as an eye doctor. • Faustino Bernadett (and similar health care figures like those in large-scale schemes): Convicted in health care fraud with sham contracts and kickbacks exceeding $900 million in fraudulent bills. • Michael Ashley: Convicted of bank fraud tied to a mortgage company collapse. • John Duncan Fordham: Convicted of health care fraud as a pharmacist. • Steve Stockman: Convicted of mail and wire fraud, campaign finance violations, and money laundering (misusing charitable donations). • Chris Collins: Convicted of securities fraud and insider trading (providing material nonpublic information). • Sholom Rubashkin: Convicted of bank fraud, wire fraud, mail fraud, and money laundering in a large-scale meatpacking financial scheme. • Judith Negron: Convicted of conspiracy to commit health care fraud, health care fraud, kickbacks, money laundering, and structuring (part of a major scheme). • Fred Davis Clark Jr.: Convicted of bank fraud and false statements in connection with federally insured loans. • Albert J. Pirro Jr.: Convicted of conspiracy, tax evasion, and multiple counts of fraud. • Additional health care executives/doctors (at least 10 total in first term): Convicted in large-scale Medicare fraud schemes involving false billing and kickbacks. • Trevor Milton: Convicted of securities fraud and wire fraud (false statements to investors about Nikola Corp. technology). • Devon Archer: Convicted of conspiracy to commit securities fraud and securities fraud (defrauding a Native American tribe in a bond scheme). • Brian Kelsey: Convicted of conspiring to defraud the United States and aiding excessive campaign contributions. • Todd Chrisley and Julie Chrisley: Convicted of bank fraud, tax evasion, and conspiracy to defraud banks (over $30 million in fraudulent loans). • George Santos: Convicted of wire fraud, identity theft, aggravated identity theft, and embezzlement/fraud from campaign donors and unemployment benefits. • Michael Grimm: Convicted of tax fraud (underreporting income and filing false tax returns). • Jacob Deutsch: Convicted of conspiracy to commit mail fraud and wire fraud (mortgage fraud scheme). • Adriana Isabel Camberos (aka Adriana Shayota): Convicted of mail and wire fraud in a counterfeit 5-Hour Energy scheme (millions in restitution; previously had a related sentence commuted in first term). • Andres Enrique Camberos: Convicted alongside his sister in the mail and wire fraud counterfeit product scheme. • Terren Peizer: Convicted of insider trading and securities fraud (health care company scheme). • Wanda Vázquez Garced: Convicted of campaign finance violations tied to bribery and wire fraud scheme. • Julio Herrera Velutini: Convicted of wire fraud and related bribery/conspiracy. • Mark Rossini: Convicted of wire fraud in the same bribery scheme. • Michele Fiore: Convicted of wire fraud and charity fraud (misusing funds for slain officers). • Glen Casada
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John Hoge
John Hoge@Jhoge04·
@adammocklerr I understand the sentiment, but an ideal society is one in which we achieve our political goals voluntarily and without coercion. In such a society, things like PP would be funded this way, not by the state.
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John Hoge@Jhoge04·
@thltd_ Tattoos are sexy af and you're an idiot and probably a pedophile if you don't think so ✌️
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Sunrise Pepe
Sunrise Pepe@thltd_·
Not reading that textwall. Tattoos are ugly and they hagify women. She looks at least 5 years older on the left.
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Justin Murphy@jmrphy

The currently fashionable male view of tattoos on women is a hysterical herd phenomenon, which pretends to be some kind of sophisticated anthropological "red pill"—except it's obviously wrong. The meme says "tattoo = red flag" and "no tattoo has ever made a woman more beautiful." These two observations are contradictory. What none of the Men Against Female Tattoos ever acknowledge is: Red Flags are Hot. Red flags are not predictors of stability, faithfulness, or sustainable compounding of value, but not all the attractions of human life are perfectly correlated with the preferences of uptight Anglo shopkeepers. The most sexually attractive traits are correlated with a propensity toward self-destruction: risk, recklessness, and self-endangerment, even to the point of death. Read Freud, Bataille, or even within evo-psych just look at Life History Theory. Self-destruction has always been one of the sexiest things in the world—and for good reasons, even if it cuts against long-term stability. It may be true that one tattoo rarely makes a woman more beautiful (in part because one tattoo has little signal either way), but what this popular refrain ignores is the following inconvenient fact: Many tattoos can make a woman far more attractive. If you've ever been to a bar at night (many of these men have not), the hottest woman there (according to the actual felt sense of lust averaged across all the men), will ALWAYS be the wild-looking, heavily tattooed baddie over the pristine girl in a sundress, assuming other traits are equal. If any of these anti-tattoo men were approached by one of these women below, in a bar past 11pm, they would simply wet their pants. They would not be able to handle it, and they've never had the opportunity, either. And I think they know that this is true, which is why they hysterically project against any woman with ANY SINGLE tattoo, with this weirdly intellectualized gloss that folds if you even poke it for a second. Men who love to talk about their zero-tolerance policy for tattoos on women are often just boring, fearful, cowardly men who know nothing of romance, love, sex, or death. All they care about is securing a loyal safe obedient slave who is guaranteed to never put their long-term value accretion at risk. This is also why many of them never get married at all, or stay perpetually divorced; and the ones who are married are often just uptight bores and petty tyrants over boring, lame little households. Can we also talk about how this anti-tattoo hysteria is itself a kind of inverted woke feminism—it's so prissy, so fixated on "trauma" (which is probably not real, and a left-wing bludgeon), etc. Sorry bros but the theory presented here is far more consistent with the data. It's OK to have your own preferences; you don't have to dress them up as profound social theories, which conveniently also frame yourself as a good person, and women you could never get as bad people!

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GOP Ls
GOP Ls@GOP__Ls·
🚨 Republican councilman Riley Carter famously wore a "Make Pedophiles Afraid Again" hat. He has now been sentenced to 46 years in prison for r*ping a little girl.
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AppPatriotgirl 🇺🇸
Welp. I'm very sorry to say that the church I've been a member of for 36 years has chosen a new pastor. A woman (that's not the problem) who is a No Kings protester and has a trans kid. I'm out.
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Reem 🐩💜 (COMM 3/5 SLOTS)@TheNewRhyme·
i want to like this but i can't help but notice it's pushing heterosexual propaganda onto innocent children which normalizes these filthy acts and grooms children into becoming something they're not, i respect straights but i hate when they shove their fetish down our throats
DiscussingFilm@DiscussingFilm

First trailer for Illumination's ‘NOT ALONE’, starring Timothée Chalamet and Selena Gomez. The rom-com follows a mechanic & astronaut who hide 3 aliens that come to Earth for safety. In theaters April 16, 2027.

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John Hoge@Jhoge04·
@Clearpath__ Imagine thinking wanting god to show himself even one single time ever is the same as wanting him to "chase you and grovel" lmao you guys are so fucking goofy
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Rep. Jack Kimble
Rep. Jack Kimble@RepJackKimble·
We can't let the Supreme Court kept overturning the will of the President like they're decisions are equally valid. We need a Supermer Court that we can appeal to.
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