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PoliticalSage, Rosemary and Thyme
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PoliticalSage, Rosemary and Thyme
@PoliticalSage
Catholic dad homeschooling more than three kids. Proud husband to a teacher. Older than I look and younger than I feel. I identify as a flag.
Near Manassas, VA Katılım Haziran 2010
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@FemCondition We do, but they won't unless we force them to, which they object to.
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I have a novel idea!
Why not just let female athletes wear the same uniforms male athletes do?
Dexerto@Dexerto
New broadcasting guidelines for women's athletics have been released to crack down on camera angles and slow-motion replays that ‘sexualize’ athletes The guidelines highlight shots broadcasters are urged to avoid
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@BorjomiDrinker Its just girls and gays now
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It sounds like an exaggeration but its true, and people who don't have kids or are older just don't believe me when I tell them. There is *nothing* made for boys anymore.
Upstate Federalist@upstatefederlst
Literally all of children's television is written for girls.
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Because the Dems use the filibuster to block all bon-pork Republican legislation, and I know you know this.
Rep. Keith Self@RepKeithSelf
“President Trump won’t be president forever. The moment he leaves office, future administrations could tear down every border security measure with a single executive order.” That’s why we must codify ALL border security measures in Congress. Republicans have a trifecta—why is it not being used effectively? washingtontimes.com/news/2026/jul/…
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Patriotism without nationalism is just state-worship.
Praying to the government. Naked obeisance to power. Stockholm syndrome at scale. Modern version of deified Roman emperors, but with bureaucracies. I am vomit
Emmanuel Macron@EmmanuelMacron
Le patriotisme oui. Le nationalisme jamais.
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Assuming I have traveled back in time somehow, and attempting to avoid my own timeline.
🇺🇸MidwestBadAss🇺🇸@Punchy_Playz
You walk into a restaurant and see this…. what are you doing?
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Wild? No. Immigrants were absolutely coerced into Americanization.
Companies like Ford had an "Americanization Program" and offered a high wage of $5 a day but workers had to undergo surprise inspections at their homes by Ford’s "Sociological Department."
Inspectors would show up unannounced at workers' homes to ensure they were speaking English, eating "American" food, and maintaining middle-class American hygiene.
If they continued to keep their old cultural habits, they were eventually fired.
Some states even passed legislation that prohibited the teaching of foreign languages to young children. English only.
37 states further passed laws making English the official language of the state during this push for Americanization.
Then, immigration was severely restricted for around 40 years from 1924 to 1965 in an attempt to mitigate the damage done by mass immigration.
JH@searchingdad24
@adamkjohnston Child of immigrants here. Wild that an organization like The Federalist would use the phrase "this coercive form of Americanization no longer exists." You do understand that our parents werent "coerced" into believing that America was the greatest country in the world right?
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Female athletes need external constraints imposed with regard to modesty, for the same reason male athletes need external constraints imposed for PEDs.
Unilateral disarmament is a sucker's game.
Wokal Distance@wokal_distance
There is no rule saying women have to wear the bikini style shorts. The rules for track and field say only that clothing has to be clean, not transparent, and must not block the view of the judges. Women wear the tiny shorts because they choose to.
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Journalists WILL just tell brazen lies about you.
And those lies can then be cited by other journalists and on Wikipedia, thus making them True Facts, because journalists—even when they're telling 100% verifiable lies—are "Reliable Sources".
Our society has a fraud problem.
Eyal Yakoby@EYakoby
.@TIME recently published an article about me that falsely attributes statements I never made. I repeatedly asked the reporter to correct the errors and have since escalated it to senior editors. The falsehood remains published. This is journalistic malpractice.
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@BrigitteEmpire You can't even stop boats of unarmed thirdworlder's from violating your sovereignty.
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Genuinely insane. We’re an island nation surrounded on all sides by allies? A future attack from who? Aquaman?
Politics UK@PolitlcsUK
🚨 NEW: The UK will run its biggest ever war simulation next year to "be ready" for a future attack
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Closing the achievement gap is a sign of bad teaching
Chris Fore@chriscfore
Name an education opinion that’ll have you like this…
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In general, the problem with all the recent talk of “viewpoint diversity” as the cure for the monoculture of the university is this:
(1) everyone thinks that there must be some limits of professional competence to viewpoint diversity (no flat-earth types in the geography department please);
(2) academic progressives overwhelmingly hold that views like “men cannot get pregnant” are as inadmissible as believing in a flat earth.
Hence they are ultimately unable to reform themselves, at least at the department level. There must be thorough reconstruction from above or from outside.
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Hot take: if we simply expelled any student who was disrespectful or violent toward a teacher, results would go up and costs would go down.
But we don't, because the data generated would reveal things we prefer not to say put loud.
Adam Boxer@adamboxer1
Most of teaching isn't that hard. We have the tools to make every school and every teacher significantly better, but choose to invest time, energy, and capital in things that don't work. We then excuse our failures by saying that teaching is hard.
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@stevie_caldwell This just results in Baltimore style "ghost students" draining taxpayer funds.
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Schools should not be in least bit accountable for pupil attendance.
Chris Fore@chriscfore
Name an education opinion that’ll have you like this…
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Robert E. Lee was a better American than Ilhan Omar.
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Supply is artificially constrained, therefore demand plays no role!
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Crémieux@cremieuxrecueil
It's remarkable how this looks like an inverted rents vs. permits chart Places that permit many apartments have lower rents. Places that permit lots of power generation have lower electricity prices Places that fail to permit things have higher both! It's not the data centers!
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The funny thing is this is exactly what woke activists did to get rid of free speech on Reddit.
Reddit Lies@reddit_lies
Nuclear power is expensive because anti-nuclear activists got a hold of NRC and used the regulatory agency to make nuclear too expensive to build. Redditors don't understand this because they're morons who cannot understand second order effects.
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In Ireland they are erecting statues to people who never set foot in the country just so the public know they are being conquered
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France still celebrates Bastille Day as though the Revolution was a glorious birth of liberty rather than an orgy of regicide, sacrilege, mass murder, and anti-Christian terror.
Nothing says liberty like industrial-scale de-Christianization. 😔
France Safety Travel@francesafetytra
Celebrating Bastille Day by night 🇫🇷 Happy Bastille Day 2026! La Tour Eiffel
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