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Oiliver Stone

@OiliverStone

Edmonton Oilers fan

Alberta, Canada Katılım Mart 2021
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Oiliver Stone@OiliverStone·
@WilbertArenas88 @SNbzabzvGlova9K @30G30N Cherry picked from a December game. You can’t argue against his record since then, which is why you need to take a clip from a 2025 game to “prove” your terrible argument.
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Rob Suggitt
Rob Suggitt@30G30N·
Evan Bouchard with more points than all NHL defensemen, and ahead of some very good forwards too: Kaprizov, Panarin, Eichel, Connor, Johnston, Caufield, Marner, etc.
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Ayo-Elesho
Ayo-Elesho@Ayoelesho·
Matt, let me educate you on the points you’ve raised: America is the richest country in the world today because it invades countries and pillages their resources to build its own. Not because Americans are more hardworking or smarter than anybody else, but because its government steals whatever it sets its sights on. The recent invasion of Venezuela and the theft of its oil are still fresh in the world’s memory. And even though you “left” Iraq after invading it in 2003 under the false claim of WMDs, the Iraqi people still do not have access to their oil wealth except as Washington allows. No, America is not the most powerful country in the world. China is. America only seems powerful because it is the most brutal empire to have existed since the inception of humanity. America sees nothing wrong with killing schoolchildren, carpet-bombing cities, and using nuclear weapons on its enemies. It is this brutality that makes Americans erroneously think America is powerful. True power is pragmatic, patient, and slow to resort to violence, qualities which America lacks. This is why, even though China is the most powerful country in the world, it has not invaded any neighbours, kidnapped or assassinated leaders of sovereign countries, or used force. It prefers to settle disputes diplomatically. And this is exactly why the world now looks to China as the leader of the free world. Finally, America is the most charitable country in the world because it costs it nothing to be charitable, but its charity doesn’t come free. The dollar system it has imposed on the world makes it seem charitable: it costs nothing to print dollars and distribute them to Global South countries in exchange for resources. When those countries refuse your dollars, you organise regime change by bribing dishonest dissidents in their governments. Unlike China, you never help poor countries develop infrastructure, because that would mean helping them grow, something your foreign policy despises. You only give them dollars printed for free, which end up in the pockets of your installed puppets. It is also why you can sponsor terrorism under the guise of charity through institutions like USAID. Don’t take my word for it, a US congressman revealed this. So, Matt, I advise you to learn more about your own country. You’d realise that even though you’re the richest, you live on stolen wealth, you are not the most powerful but only the most brutal, and your charity is not really charity but a terrorism-funding and regime-change ploy.
Matt Walsh@MattWalshBlog

America is the richest, most powerful, and most generous country in the world. We are so superior to everyone else, and so charitable and kind and helpful, that unfortunately many of the lesser countries on the globe have become welfare queens who expect us to coddle, care for, fund, fight for and protect them. We are the parents who have taken good care of our children, but have not forced them to contribute enough, or earn their own keep, and now they are spoiled, ungrateful, and helpless. It’s time to cut the umbilical cord and force the rest of the countries to stand on their own two feet. We can’t do everything for everyone.

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Mike
Mike@snowrider24_7_·
@30G30N Perks of playing with Mcdavid
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Oiliver Stone@OiliverStone·
@tpirkl @30G30N Cherry picked bullshit. He also has 20 goals, a 6 point game and a massive pile of primary assists.
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Oiliver Stone@OiliverStone·
@fuhkutuhb @30G30N Makar played with a line of McDavid, MacKinnon and Celebrini at the Olympics and didn’t look nearly as good. He looked a million times worse than Bouchard on the power play and pretty weak 3on3. Funny enough, Bouchard has stood out exactly where Canada had failed, the PP and 3on3
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Jesus Christo
Jesus Christo@fuhkutuhb·
@30G30N I wonder how many points any of those other d man or forwards would have playing with either McDavid or draisaitl or both 90% of the time.
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Oiliver Stone@OiliverStone·
@fredthealien316 @30G30N Because Doug Armstrong is a moron and a selfish clown who wanted to increase Parayko’s trade value at the trade deadline
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Wilbert Arenas
Wilbert Arenas@WilbertArenas88·
@SNbzabzvGlova9K @30G30N Proof that advanced analytics for hockey are useless? If the Oilers proposed a Bouchard for Makar trade, who says “no”? Exactly
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Jeff
Jeff@jmacyourlife·
@30G30N If only he could actually play defense. Makar, Werenski, and Schaefer are the 3 for the Norris
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😇@itsdraisteam·
the defensive psychopath we’ve needed all along
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Sabby Sabs
Sabby Sabs@SabbySabs2·
Iran said this is for Epstein victims, descendants of slavery, Vietnam, Rachel Corrie, Gaza and the list goes on. Iran isn’t playing around!
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Top Tier Hockey
Top Tier Hockey@TopTierPucks·
Evan Bouchard needs 16 points in his final 9 games to become just the 7th defenseman in NHL history to hit 100 points. He would become the 2nd dman to accomplish the feat since 1992 In my mind this would solidify him as one of the greatest defensemen of all time. Can he do it?
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Ounka
Ounka@OunkaOnX·
Vigeland: "We talk about how, they just hate us for our freedom. No, they hate us because we bomb girls schools" Parrish: "They hated us before that" Vigeland: "Because we overthrew their government" This exchange should be taught in every American history class. The 'they hate our freedom' lie is dead
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World Hockey Report
World Hockey Report@worldhockeyrpt·
Has to be a Norris favourite, insane he wasn’t in Italy.
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Kevin McCurdy
Kevin McCurdy@KevinMcCurdy·
"I'm not going to take anything away from Evan Bouchard" "I mean I don't have him as top 3, maybe top 5 but in that conversation we're gonna expand that..." Mike, you can pick one of these two statements, but not both. By NOT having him in the top 3, you are in fact taking away everything from Evan Bouchard. The only reason Evan Bouchard won't win the Norris this reason is ignorance driven by tired narratives from yesteryear.
NHL Media@NHLMedia

Is Evan Bouchard officially in the Norris Trophy conversation? 🏆 @Rupper17 and @BriBrows22 think maybe pump the breaks... 📺: #NHLTNFirstShift weekdays at 4p ET on NHL Network

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Sony Thăng
Sony Thăng@nxt888·
There is a mythology the U.S. built around the American War in Vietnam. It goes like this: Young idealistic soldiers were sent into an unwinnable situation by confused politicians. They came home broken and unappreciated. It was a tragedy. A mistake. A lesson learned. Notice what that story does. It centers Americans. Their trauma. Their confusion. Their homecoming. Their feelings. In this story, the Vietnamese people are a backdrop. A jungle. An obstacle. An abstraction. Three million dead Vietnamese people are the scenery for a story about American self-discovery. They made hundreds of movies about Vietnam. The Deer Hunter. Apocalypse Now. Platoon. Full Metal Jacket. Born on the Fourth of July. Hamburger Hill. Count how many of them center a Vietnamese character with a full human life, a family, a name you remember after the credits roll. They turned our genocide into their coming-of-age story. They lost the war and still managed to make themselves the main character. And then, with extraordinary arrogance, they put their soldiers' names on a wall in Washington and call it a memorial, as if the dead to be mourned were the people who flew 10,000 miles to do the killing. Where is the wall for our three million? There isn't one. Because in their telling, we were never quite real enough to mourn.
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