Simian Rexx

Gun bans don't protect children. If you want to protect children then actually do so.

@johnsemley3000 I’m disappointed. I was planning on getting a lot of use out of this one. 😁

the one who falls off a roof and dies goofily?! is everyone happy now!!!

@nickoftime26 @CAgovernor Exactly, nothing the Republicans have done has impeded the right to vote for black people.

@CAgovernor One vote, one ballot. This will backfire. We have seen this before. It will make black and brown people go harder.

The rush to silence Black voters ahead of the 2026 election is stone cold racism. It's Jim Crow 2.0.

@GitaGopinath Isn’t China socialist? I’ve been assured that socialism is the most equitable form of government possible.

A painting of the end of meritocracy: A meeting of the two largest economies and not one woman at the table.

What Steve is describing here, this "near-identifical phrasing," is all part of China's linguistic strategy for cultural and political programming. Basically it's a mechanism for enforcing uniform thought, speech, and public behavior not just domestically, but internationally as well. It is INSANE once you actually understand how it works. One thing you will notice is that there are specific formulations that keep coming up in official communications by the CCP, and it gets repeated ad nauseam by the media. Some common examples: mutual respect, win-win cooperation, shared future, non-interference, peaceful development, socialism with Chinese characteristics, One China. These are called 提法 (tífǎ): precise, officially approved linguistic formulations, slogans, key phrases, or coded wording that the Party leadership uses to convey policy directives and ideological positions. Once issued, a 提法 (tífǎ) becomes the only permissible way to discuss a topic. Deviating from it (or using an older or outdated formulation) signals disloyalty or error. This ensures everyone echoes the exact same terminology which creates a unified narrative. The second concept you should be familiar with is called 表态 (biǎotài). It means to publicly declare one's position or loyalty, often by repeating a 提法 (tífǎ) verbatim. Once the leadership issues a 提法 (tífǎ), everyone else from officials to bureaucrats, media and even ordinary citizens, must 表态 (biǎotài) by openly endorsing and echoing it in speeches, articles, social media, meetings, etc. By requiring exact repetition (tífǎ) and public affirmation (biǎotài), the system trains people to internalize Party lines rather than question them. The system is perfectly engineered for ideological discipline and thought control, which is how YOU get politically programmed to first say what the Party wants you to say, which eventually leads to you to believe what the Party wants you to believe. It is so powerful that it has the power to shape global discourse. I want you to analyze everything coming out of the readouts and media articles from this China summit knowing this. Notice the standardized, repetitive language, especially the peaceful, harmonious, win-win framing. This is catnip for utopian, empathetic WEF types who never met a TED talk they didn't like because it's a linguistic pattern that maps neatly onto post-Cold War liberal priors: multilateralism, anti-unilateralism, suspicion of Western "hegemony," and a belief that economic interdependence magically produces political liberalization. Meanwhile, CCP's actions belie the rhetoric - mercantilist trade surpluses, currency manipulation, IP theft on an industrial scale (estimated hundreds of billions annually), militarization of the South China Sea despite "peaceful" promises, debt-trap infrastructure via Belt and Road, tech transfer coercion, United Front influence ops, hacking into US telecoms and critical infrastructure, and domestic totalitarianism ramping up under Xi. The effectiveness of these tactics is inversely proportional to your awareness of it. Spread the word.

@SeekJustice117 @TheLPLoudon @ceaubin

@TheLPLoudon @ceaubin You're trying to sane wash racists.

you guys know the odyssey didn’t really happen right. it wasn’t a real thing that happened. it was made up

@UltCent @Pax_Bisonica_ @ceaubin Homunculi…good word.

@Pax_Bisonica_ @ceaubin Don’t do that. Don’t use logic. If logic worked against these homunculi then they would never exist in the first place 😂

@Not_the_Bee Delco Rocks!!

These dudes stood on a platform outside the PGA Championship, drank cheap beer, and watched for free notthebee.com/tda3d

@emmma_camp_ @WSJFreeEx I started to notice the decline in the left in this country when I saw them posting their mental illnesses in their bios. Not that you should be ashamed and have to hide mental illness, but it’s not an accomplishment.

Confessional writing gets clicks, but when does the soul-baring essay become self-harm? My latest for @WSJFreeEx

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@PollTracker2024 @2Aupdates They’ve already done it. Nobody cares when the Democrats eliminate majority black districts.

Politico: Democrats would give up Black voting power to beat the GOP In a new POLITICO Poll, a plurality of Democrats say the party should counter Republican gerrymandering, even if it means reducing the number of majority-minority districts. politico.com/news/2026/05/1…

@PpollingNumbers If these ideas are so important, maybe the Republicans should do it right now.

🔵 News - Harris calls for “an expanded playbook” including Electoral College changes, Supreme Court expansion, multi member districts, and D.C./Puerto Rico statehood.

@FozonCapital @PpollingNumbers If these are such good ideas, maybe the Republicans should do it right now.

@PpollingNumbers Good. Trump wants to degrade our democracy? Then we will respond in kind by expanding ours. When one F's around, one tends to find out.

@AP Ever hear of the “Streisand Effect”?

A musket from 1776 can fire a lead ball at a velocity of around 1,000 feet per second. Imagine what that can do to a human body. Yet under federal and most state laws, it’s exempt from gun regulations. Many antique or replica guns aren’t considered firearms and even convicted felons can own them.

@FrankCMYK @IronicUnrest @AP

Another idiot confusing “technology evolves” with “rights have no limits.” It's clear you can't read. Considering I said “in the age of muskets.” I didn’t say “exclusively muskets.” The 1A protects speech, but not fraud, threats, defamation, or incitement. So yes, dumbass, rights can adapt to modern tools and still be regulated. But that’s okay. I have nothing to worry about. MAGA turds keep proving my point for free: stupid as fuck and allergic to basic reading comprehension.

@CindySinor Street art really does help. It gives a sense of pride to even some really run down areas. Philadelphia has a great mural arts project. explore.publicartarchive.org/mural-arts-phi…

Fascinating optical illusion in this mural by Strøk (Norwegian artist Anders Gjennestad). He created Falling Shadows (2019) on this building in Aberdeen, Scotland through a multi-layer stenciling process. Does street art add beauty or detract from a city scape?

@bluebirdpoopies @bravo19eight5 @Labra44 @marceelias It wasn’t abolished. It is still available as punishment. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thirteent…

@bravo19eight5 @Labra44 @marceelias Slavery was abolished you ignorant rat fuck. IF any of you goons had paid attention in school you would not be such magatard lemmings now.

VA Const. "whenever any government shall be found inadequate or contrary to these purposes, a majority of the community hath an indubitable, inalienable, and indefeasible right to reform, alter, or abolish it, in such manner as shall be judged most conducive to the public weal."

@RepDanFrankel So, you are claiming that all of the restrictions we have are not reasonable?

Yep, most Americans agree that it’s long past time to have a conversation about reasonable firearm restrictions.

@jarvis_best @2Aupdates Absolutely should, and they should call it “The Ro Khanna Act to Restore Democracy”

Someone should file this legislation today just for laughs.

@AGHamilton29 x.com/chrismartzwx/s…

Still crazy to think about how some countries shutdown nuclear energy and undermined their own economies due to alarmism. Remember the insane proposal in the green new deal tied to promises the world will end if we don’t enact their Marxist wish list right away? Luckily, the left lost power before much of that became a reality. The alarmism was meant to as a vehicle to help push specific policies and help the far-left take power more than address the issues involved. I think people have generally turned against it, but enormous harm was done until now in response to claims that were completely disconnected from reality. Now people are more focused on innovative solutions that allow us to deal with climate issues without hindering growth and degrading people’s lives.