ns

@naseemjunior_ wait till u see bnb

Solana has to to be the most brain dead chain. I see why they all bid the eth one, why did I even question it.

@uxento elon tweets boutta get mass sniped lol

introducing: Auto-Sniper Automated token buying. CA - CA is detected. Keyword - Keywords are detected. Interaction - User interacts with another user. Post Interaction - User interacts with a specific post. Activity - Any activity is detected from specific accounts.

@redemptionjizzy buy wojak and buttcoin

Can one of these jawns retire me already im so tired

@risedotrich we can only buy on ur site?

RISE Launchpad is live 🫴 The next-generation, permissionless token launch platform on Solana, built so your downside is protected from day one No rugs. No zeroing out

@vDrxip aura

@Shinamuller Inspiring

As an avid reader of Immanuel Kant during my teenage years, I disciplined myself morally in ways that external chaos could never achieve. Kant’s categorical imperative became my inner compass: act only according to that maxim whereby you can at the same time will that it should become a universal law. This pure reason-based ethics grounded me, turning personal turmoil into a commitment to principles that transcend circumstances. The loss of Ali Larijani, a true Kantian thinker who authored multiple works on Kant’s philosophy, including explorations of mathematical method, metaphysics, and synthetic a priori judgments in his thought, feels profoundly personal to me. Here was a man who confronted what he saw as a materialist, genocidal empire on high moral ground, much like Kant’s insistence on treating humanity always as an end in itself, never merely as a means. His death is not just a political event; it is a blow to that rare fusion of philosophical rigor and principled action. The United States, through its Rewards for Justice program, placed a bounty of up to $10 million on Larijani’s head (along with other senior Iranian officials, including Mojtaba Khamenei) just days before his reported killing in an Israeli strike. This act reduces a human being, regardless of political role, to a price tag, a means to an end in geopolitical maneuvering. If this practice were to become a universal principle, no head of state would ever be safe again. Imagine Donald Trump, or any leader, subject to the same logic: bounties issued by adversaries, turning political opposition into licensed assassination markets. The world would descend into a state where dignity evaporates, reason is subordinated to power, and perpetual insecurity reigns, precisely the antithesis of Kant’s vision of a kingdom of ends, where rational beings coexist under laws they give themselves. Larijani, this committed Kantian (Syed Kantian, as some might say), left a piercing question for the Muslim world in his final public message before his martyrdom: Which side are you on? He framed the confrontation as one between America/Israel on one side and Muslim Iran/forces of resistance on the other, urging Islamic nations to unite rather than remain silent or complicit. He emphasized that true security, progress, and independence come not from narrow nationalism but from solidarity across the Ummah, echoing a bloc-like unity similar to the European Union. Today’s EU stands, in many ways, on Kant’s anti-nationalist philosophy. Kant viewed nationalism as outdated, a relic of particularism that must yield to cosmopolitan right and perpetual peace through federations of free states. Larijani, in his last message, similarly rejected narrow nationalism for Iran or the Muslim world, advocating instead for a collective strength akin to a supranational bloc that could guarantee dignity and autonomy for all, much like Kant’s ideal of a federation transcending sovereign rivalries. I am in no position to write a full obituary for him yet; the shock is still too raw, the grief too immediate. But I will write one, in time. For now, this is simply an acknowledgment: a Kantian light has dimmed, yet the imperative he lived by, and that he helped instill in me, remains undimmed. We must will a world where such principles prevail, not bounties and eliminations.

😭

HEZBOLLAH TOOK PRISIONERS! MASHALLAH!!!!!

@Soloxbt השתיק יהודי

@exm4L 424 boots so tuff

@qunlafn prime fn

@nsfnxd damn😒

je savais pas yavais thomas dans la game

@rrealist Andorre is fire

best places to move in terms of taxes, other than dubai?

@_rod_lander_ @Siegbert2025 @Jvnior so how can support jews being in the levant but he literally planned to kill them 😂

@nsfnxd @Siegbert2025 @Jvnior He did agreed to help eliminate jew presence from the arab sphere, with the condition of taking over the british protectorades in the middle east. Obviously this didn't happened

So based on the Epstein Files: - Jews hate us and our children, call us goyims - They eat, rape and torture our kidnapped kids - Not a single jew child victim of Epstein - All of his victims were goyim - He worked for israel - He was a jew I really don’t know what else to say.

@MBxl98 @S___eki @Yassix_yt @FrenchRapUS Non frero c’est logique que l’argent ne rend pas heureux sur le long terme, c’est un facteur du bonheur mais il est pas universel

@S___eki @Yassix_yt @FrenchRapUS Ils veulent juste rassurer la basse population en dessous mdrr et c’est assez logique

🚨 Elon Musk, l’homme le plus riche de la planète (850 milliards) a déclaré cette nuit que l’argent ne fait pas le bonheur. "Celui qui a dit l'argent ne fait pas le bonheur savait vraiment de quoi il parlait… 😔"

+$16k 🏓

@CarSighting @GreyRags @ryanf20c @CypVass enfoire 😂😂

@GreyRags @ryanf20c @CypVass Qu’est ce que ricain. J’étais à Villeurbanne ya 2 semaines

French carspotting groups are insane bc what do you mean you saw a FXX-K driving on the road in a random town?

@Sostomate333 ca sera plus jamais comme les nfs de l'époque

mais où est l’âme des jeux de course moderne…

@caveman_paste @Zenixx9v 🤣🤣

@xfilesboy 😂😂

Niggas make 100 sol and starting posting emotive stories and anime’s videos I’m crine 😭