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Release the footage, you evil bastards!

If You Vote for a Karen Bass Because Shes Been Endorsed by Jane Fonda and Samuel L. Jackson, You're an Idiot.

UK law: If you are Muslim you can punch a police offer in the face, bang your first cousin and claim benefits for your fourth wife (also a family number) If you are white, you get prison time for tweeting how pissed off you are about it. Labour are inciting riots

Nick Shirley just delivered the perfect response when Rob Finnerty asked him how he plans to get around the “Stop Nick Shirley Act” — that could slap him with $4000 fines for filming fraud in California. FINNERTY: “Let me ask you, how are you going to get around this if you're in California, if you can't post video of these places, how do you expose this stuff? Because the video is what kind of makes it.” SHIRLEY: “Yeah, I'll just do it anyways.” “I mean, literally it's a violation of First Amendment anyways.” “So I think...I think a lot of people would be supportive of me if I were to get a $4,000 fine.”

Whoopi claims that Trump is going to break up interracial marriages and re-assign whites so they’re together. This is what ABC says is a news program and doesn’t violate FCC rules.

The hatred directed at the unvaccinated was never really about the unvaccinated. Jung would have known that instantly. Because he spent his career studying what happens when human beings cannot face what lives inside them. The answer is always the same. They find someone to put it in. Jung called this projection. The unconscious transfer of an internal psychological content, a fear, a weakness, an unacknowledged doubt, onto an external figure who then carries it for the group. It is one of the oldest and most reliable mechanisms in human psychology. And in 2021, it ran at civilizational scale. Think about what the pandemic had actually produced in the compliant majority. Genuine fear of death. Deep uncertainty about whether the interventions they had accepted were truly safe. Suppressed grief over lost time, lost connection, lost autonomy. Unexamined anxiety about whether they had thought critically enough before complying. None of that could be faced directly. Facing it would mean confronting the possibility that the certainty was false, that the compliance had costs, that the authority was imperfect. So it was projected. The unvaccinated became a container for everything the vaccinated could not hold. They were selfish, carrying the projection of the resentment people felt but couldn’t express toward the institutions that had restricted their lives. They were dangerous, carrying the projection of the fear that the vaccinated still felt despite their compliance. They were irrational, carrying the projection of the doubt that had been suppressed rather than examined. The intensity of the hostility was not proportional to the actual epidemiological risk the unvaccinated posed. It was proportional to the size of the shadow being projected. Jung’s diagnosis of this dynamic was precise: the more violently a person or group insists on the evil of the other, the more certain you can be that they are encountering their own rejected contents in the mirror. The way out is not more argument. You cannot reason with a projection. You can only withdraw it. Which means the most radical thing any of us can do, now, and in whatever comes next, is look honestly at what we are projecting and why. The enemy you are most certain about is usually closest to home.

🚨 Jill Biden on CBS: “I said in the beginning I won’t pardon Hunter… but then Trump was elected and we knew he would target him. We just couldn’t let our son go to jail on charges no one would go to jail for.” Translation: Rules for thee, but not for me. Hunter’s gun felonies, $1.4M tax evasion, and Burisma grift while Joe was point man on Ukraine? Totally fine. But Trump gets lawfare for years and they cry “persecution.” The Biden family’s entitlement is unmatched.

NEW: Boston Mayor Michelle Wu is going viral after putting on an Arabic accent to wish Muslims a happy Eid Mubarak. This came months after she SKIPPED South Boston’s famous St. Patrick’s Day Breakfast — with one commenter fuming, “Mayor Wu hates white people.”