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@TheJoeySwoll Preach it!

No, our parents raised us better than that. 💯

@Rosie_Gamgee_ May God's face shine upon you.

It's been a crazy day. If you could pray for me I would appreciate it.

@JoanneMason11 Did you tell her any dad jokes? She loves those.

Mr. Mason here, Joanne had a quick surgery overnight to fix some bleeding but had a much better day. She was able to read some of you wonderful prayers and well wishes, and wanted to me say "thank everyone for their kindness and prayers, it means so much." Thank you from me, too.

@JoanneMason11 @SPimpernel22 Praying that Joanne will soon be feeling better.

Hi to Joanne's friends, Mr. Mason here. Joanne is in the hospital again with a severe ulcer that's bleeding badly. She'll be having more surgery today and the kids and grandkids and I would appreciate your prayers for her Thanks

@wesyang Well said

Harvey Marcelin is a male serial murderer of women. He has murdered three women over the course of his life. He is a man. In 2022, the New York Times honored his gender identity by referring to him as "she" and "her," soon after he was arrested for beheading and dismembering the third woman of the three women he has murdered in his life. Marcelin no longer calls himself a woman in 2026, so the New York Times now refers to him as "an elderly man." Marcelin was always a man. He was a man when he was born. He was a man when he murdered his girlfriend in 1963. He was a man when he was released from prison in 1984. He was a man when he murdered another woman that lived with him in 1986. He was a man when he began pretending to be a woman while in prison. He was a man because pretending to be something you are not does not make you into the thing you are pretending to be. He was a man, and a serial murderer of women, in 2022 when he was granted access to a woman's shelter over the concerns of women who were terrified by the prospect of having to share living quarters with a male serial murderer of women. He was a man whom an employee of the women's shelter tried to deny access to the shelter. He was a man for whom the shelter overrode the judgment of that employee and punished her, in order to comply with New York City Human Rights Law, which forbids any woman from drawing a boundary between herself and any man who says that he is a woman, and grants a right to any man who says he is a woman to violate sex-based boundaries. He was a man who had a "human right" that the state of New York protected to enter private spaces reserved for the protection of women. He was a man when he beheaded and dismembered yet another woman weeks later. He was a man when he appeared for trial two days ago acknowledging that he is now a man, a fact that was always true. He was a man when the New York Times honored his gender identity in 2022 by calling him a woman. He was a man when he said he was a woman. He was a man when he acknowledged the fact that he is a man.

@ZitoSalena @brithume That's (D)ifferent.

I'm just wondering where all the vapors were when Democratic-majority Pennsylvania state Supreme Court issued at the end of February 2018 a new congressional district map that would go into effect weeks later in May of that year? It marked the first time a state court threw out federal congressional boundaries and was literally drawn by the Democrat majority Pennsylvania Supreme Court heavily favoring Democrats.

@miles_commodore You just earned this click.

Can you all see this post? I’m not sure if it is going through. Ok, that’s a lie. I just want more clicks.

@DisaffectedPod @EduardHabsburg, any comment?

My vocabulary is less "obscure" and "high flown" than it is the case that the vocabulary of the average American is embarrassingly bad. And recently so. Yes, I have a larger vocabulary than most people, and always have had. Yes. I was that bookworm/literary kid. Yes, I know lots of words, and use lots of words, that aren't in the most common circulation. But stop. A great deal of my vocabulary would not have been considered "arcane" *even just 15 years ago*. I've watched this happen. The words and associated concepts-including actual history, European folktales, foundational Western works of literature and plays-that Americans don't know today is astounding. I'm talking about references that *any literate person, no college degree required* would have known 15 to 20 years ago. No, it's not that "the information is obsolete/it's just time marching on." It's NOT that. That phenomenon exists, but this is not that. This is a profound cliff drop in literacy, and cultural literacy, that happened almost overnight with Millennials and Gen Z. I didn't get "more arcane" recently. The population got signficantly more ignorant recently, and noticeably, and faster than we've ever seen in prior generations. Hell--I'm watching fully grown adults react to seeing a word I use that they don't know exactly the way kids in 4th grade did when they picked on the bookworm kid. That's embarrassing. You're THIRTY and instead of wanting to know what "Habsburg" refers to, you respond with "lol what does that EVEN mean ur so cringe." I'm not the one who's "cringe." -J

@realMaalouf Bye

Muslims in Florida are reportedly outraged and threatening to leave the state if Gov. Ron DeSantis bans cousin marriage. “Cousin marriage is part of our culture. Banning it would be Islamophobia. We will have no choice but to leave Florida!” Thoughts?

@RealJamesWoods Exactly!

@miles_commodore Major eyeroll

A few years ago the People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) were asking Major League Baseball to change the term 'bullpen' to 'arm barn'. “Words matter, and baseball ‘bullpens’ devalue talented players and mock the misery of sensitive animals,” PETA spokesman

@Shilohmarx Good

The SAVE America Act requires the removal of non-citizens from the voter rolls.

@miles_commodore Agreed. Traffic laws and enforcement should be about safety, not about raising revenue.

My county loves to put a police trap on a very low speed limit going down hill. This is not designed to keep us safe, it’s a way to raise revenue on the backs of law abiding hardworking citizens. I hate that kind of crap.

@ShabbosK No doubt, he thinks he's a hero.

Institutions of higher learning are all too often incubators of political indoctrination. This is where the violence starts.

Went to USC to debate students. A man threatened us; "remember what happened to the last guy that did this fucking thing." Please help us identify the individual (copied below). Certainly no Professor encouraging political violence should be allowed to teach.

@itsme_urstruly Guilty!

Don’t let anyone talk you out of that thirty minute before bed read. Those two hours will be the most relaxing five hours you ever spend.

@itsme_urstruly "The heavens declare the glory of God; ​​And the firmament shows His handiwork. Day unto day utters speech, ​​And night unto night reveals knowledge. There is no speech nor language ​​Where their voice is not heard." Psalm 19:1-3

@TheMossadIL, how did you let the dolphins go to the other side?

@PoetAndPriest @the_book_land My favorite.

@the_book_land Ah! the old standby query ... 'There was a boy called Eustace Clarence Scrubb, and he almost deserved it.' And it's that 'almost' that does it — the book is much-partly abt how he comes NOT to deserve it and to live beyond it.

Excluding the Bible, what are your favourite opening lines of a book (of any kind)?

@liebeskindred Haven't seen this before, but I looked it up on Amazon, and now I want one.

Do you have Brotschneidemaschine in America?

Just been added to a list called "Inbred Big-nosed Kike." Guess I made somebody mad.