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If you believe free speech is for you but not your political opponents, you're illiberal. If no contrary evidence could change your beliefs, you're a fundamentalist. If you believe the state should punish those with contrary views, you're a totalitarian. If you believe political opponents should be punished with violence or death, you're a terrorist.

I see that it took five London policemen to arrest a comedian Meanwhile, people in Chelsea have learned not to waste their time reporting burglaries Is this an intelligent use of resources ?

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If you could earn a belt of some kind for being in crypto, what would you name it?

How can a good God let you suffer and die? Tolkien said a 600 year old poem had the answer to this question He spent over 25 years reading, studying and teaching it to students Here’s the poem, and what it taught him about God, grief, and finding hope in the face of death…🧵

In case you’ve forgotten what a shithole Twitter used to be before Elon bought it, just head over to Bl**sky. It’s like a Twilight Zone parallel universe over there, where the gangrenous limbs of 2018 Twitter have crawled out of the grave and come back to life, without any of the fun or redeeming qualities we’ve always loved about this place. These guys (I mean “folks,” sorry, I’ll do better about improperly using harmful gendered language) continue to think the Biden-Harris administration has been a resounding success, still believe in the Russian pee tape, and hold out everlasting hope the FBI is going to perp-walk Cheeto Hitler into a GITMO holding cell before the inauguration. It’s like all the people who unironically liked the “Ruthkanda Forever” tweet and carried Robert Mueller tote bags around the Palo Alto farmers market have crowded into the world’s most socially awkward lesbian bar, where you’re only allowed to regurgitate Rachel Maddow-approved talking points and where the bouncer with purple hair, non-binary pronouns, and a Slava Ukraini shirt throws you out if you say anything Jo From Jerzey flags as disinformation. What’s infinitely worse than the NPR-dominated shitlib political milieu, though, is the atmosphere. There’s something about the ambience itself that just feels… wrong. Not truly human. It’s honestly how I imagine East Germany would have felt prior to the fall of the Berlin Wall: a stifling culture of conversational repression and intellectual mediocrity. There’s no room for the spontaneity or risk-taking that serve as prerequisites for flourishing discourse. There are no memes or truly funny jokes (real humor, of course, requiring a tolerance for subversiveness that would undermine the platform’s commitment to “safety”); there is neither the interrogation of grand ideas nor the exploration of great questions. It’s just a never-ending stream of midtwit slop, soulless conformity, and masturbatory virtue signaling. This is what Elon saved us from with his $44B. And not just on Twitter, but across society. Without X serving as the hub of free speech, open discourse, and citizen media, we would have had no hope of withstanding the corporate DEI seminars and the mainstream media struggle sessions, let alone the Silicon Valley FBI liaisons or the government disinformation boards. Free speech itself would be on life support, and the human spirit in our country would shine all the less brightly. Don’t believe me? Go spend 15 minutes on the other app. You’ll see exactly what I mean, and you’ll know this is right. So shine on, you crazy online degenerates. In 2025, keep the memes, offensive jokes, and off-topic shitposts flowing. Lob the craziest stuff you can into the marketplace of ideas, and see what rises to the top. Question the narratives, fact-check the fact-checkers, wrestle with the difficult questions of our age. Wage war for the truth, but always do so with love in your heart, joy in your step, and a smile on your face. Elon spent a king’s ransom to save free speech and bring joie de vivre back to the digital public square. Let’s not squander that—it’s something far more precious than we may realize until it’s gone.

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Trumps secretary of defense.... are we supposed to pretend that isn't a SWASTIKA ????

for those interested in crypto after seeing the hbo bitcoin special this is how blockchain works

@PicturesFoIder How people in Australia view this video

I am calling for the immediate arrest of Gonzalve Bich, the CEO of BIC ballpoint pens. His pens have been used to write down all sorts of devilish plans and to create insensitive imagery for many years. He has done nothing to stop this. Time to hold him accountable.

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who leaked my diet?

when your bro starts taking supplements

Hope today is a good day for you and your family 🧡☀️

2. Kevin Briggs, a former California highway patrol officer, has stopped more than two hundred people from jumping off the Golden Gate Bridge into San Francisco Bay. It took Briggs 92 minutes to convince Kevin Berthia that life was worth living. Berthia went on to marry, have multiple children, and work as a suicide prevention advocate. Ten years later, they met on the same bridge under much better circumstances. Briggs has earned the nickname "Guardian of the Golden Gate" for having saved the lives of over 200 people.

@CarlBMenger Same reason as why they buy new shirts and shoes - They want to look good and feel good! Perceived value was once (still is) a strong case for Bitcoin, is it not?

After 70 months of payments, you've got a paid-off car that you bought for $40k, that ended up costing you $50k (thanks to interest), that's now only worth $16k (thanks to depreciation).   So, as astronomically stupid as that is, why are people still financing new cars?