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Kane Oubliette

@Rightofred

Today is a good day to do what’s needed to be done by me

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Kane Oubliette
Kane Oubliette@Rightofred·
@_fat_ugly_rat_ This is like a “what the fuck are you talking about” moment. Oh, you think this Senate that won’t approve small potatoes Trump appointments is a good fit for approving a fucking supreme court justice? The current Senate would only approve a justice to the left of Roberts.
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James🗳@_fat_ugly_rat_·
Genuinely kind of shocked neither Alito or Thomas have retired yet. Why gamble with dems winning the Senate this year when you could retire now in your mid 70s and have a 100% chance of getting another conservative replacement.
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Kane Oubliette@Rightofred·
@TakeThiamine Its one of those ways to be dumb that only a very smart person could come up with.
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Kane Oubliette@Rightofred·
@LokiJulianus You would think, but there is actually an ongoing circuit split related to this question, specifically around misprision of a felony.
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pletho pappus@lamarjimmerson·
@Rightofred @Hotshot_Movie @In4mationOverld A bad book being a good movie does not mean it’s impossible for a good book to be a good movie. Lord of the rings, the movies he even references, are widely beloved despite being very different from the books
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Mann Made Cinema
Mann Made Cinema@Hotshot_Movie·
When I was working on Sideways (which was adapted from a book), I asked the director, Alexander if the book were any good. "No it sucks. You don't adapt great books. You adapt shitty books that have an interesting premise, or a kernel of something that you can exploit and improve. Good books don't make good movies. You have to build a screenplay from the ground up. And nobody is gonna be mad at me for changing the details of a Rex Pickett novel. But God help you if you try to change 2 words in the Lord of the Rings." Brilliant dude.
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Kane Oubliette@Rightofred·
@fleshsimulator It’s one of those situations thats hard for lefties to look at, because the man was for sure a super racist, but he wasn’t wrong, and it may have saved his life here.
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Christopher F. Rufo ⚔️@christopherrufo·
The DOGE kids are getting deposed because the Left knows how to impose costs. The ACLU harassed me for years, ran up my legal bills, because of my work eliminating woke with DeSantis. They have a whole playbook for punishing productive right-wing people.
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Kane Oubliette@Rightofred·
@Bob_Somebody021 The accusations interestingly enough come from multiple courts and governments of ancient China misusing Eunuchs in a sort of Goodhart’s Law scenario. Entire villages castrating their sons as eunuch offerings to the emperor to prove their loyalty.
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BobSomebody 🥓@Bob_Somebody021·
Anyway. Eunuchs are bad. Personal despotism without deep social roots is bad. Thank you for coming to my TED talk.
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BobSomebody 🥓@Bob_Somebody021·
Eunuchs are considered bad exactly because they are trustworthy tools of monarchical autocracy at the expense of other elites (who are probably writing the history), in the process they exercise a lot of borrowed power and may be corrupt etc. but they generally don't betray ppl
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Archie Woodrow@SamuraiApology

im not sure the archetype of the treacherous eunuch even is that they were seen as generally less trustworthy? presumably it was more that the archetype exists cos a eunuch amassing power for himself & becoming a truly independent player was actually notable & somewhat atypical?

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The Houseman@The_Houseman_·
@W1ZF0L @plzbepatient @death_con3 None of them were Christian, they were Jewish Christ-followers. (Well, maybe not John, that's unclear, he maybe have been a gentile follower.) Tortured by Jews? You don't think the Apostles actually wrote the 4 gospels right? Because that's a silly position at the outset.
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Gary@plzbepatient·
Is there a way to be antisemitic while also not aligning with third-worldists?
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Kane Oubliette@Rightofred·
@plzbepatient The Jews, Muslims, and the Catholics (somewhat as an anti-example) are all very representative of the dangers of religious legalism.
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Kane Oubliette@Rightofred·
@plzbepatient Being against religious Judaism is usually Good Enough, as the religious Jews act as ballast to keep their ethnic cohort in line. Crazy Rabbinical doctrine bleeds into all aspects of Jewish life, even for the purported non-religious Jews.
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Kane Oubliette@Rightofred·
@Oilfield_Rando I also think the CATO institute is confusing actual crime “rates” with who is being charged. They’re ignoring the massive downward pressure to go easy on immigrants in the courts so they can avoid deportation. A benefit that a citizen wouldn’t receive.
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Oilfield Rando@Oilfield_Rando·
“Ma’am I’m sorry your husband was killed by a lunatic we allowed in here from Sierra Leone and didn’t deport after a terrorism conviction but I hope you can find comfort in the fact that it rarely happens”
Cato Institute@CatoInstitute

The annual chance of being murdered in a foreign-born terrorist attack during the second Trump administration is about one in 85 million per year, according to Cato’s @AlexNowrasteh. ow.ly/7aZA50YuTho

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Kane Oubliette@Rightofred·
@gaussianReverie @ThomBrady5 It also doesn’t account for immigrants that commit crime and leave, or commit crime and don’t get caught because they are effectively non people within the system.
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HYPERBOREAN PARALLAX@gaussianReverie·
@ThomBrady5 None of this accounts for cultural differences or the implications of entire industries being hijacked by ethnic mafias or being outnumbered by foreigners in a democracy when you have no homeland to flee to
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Kane Oubliette@Rightofred·
@sra3333 @Namelesschicke2 @cdrsalamander Go look up a demographic chart of party membership and if that doesn’t immediately answer the question, then you’re cooked and should just go back to scrolling youtube shorts.
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Alan@sra3333·
@Namelesschicke2 @cdrsalamander On purely partisan grounds, doesn't this benefit the Democrats? Higher propensity voters more likely to jump through the hoops necessary to vote?
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Kane Oubliette@Rightofred·
In America, many things that are taxes are actually fees, and many things that are fees are actually taxes. The special tax stamp for firearms is Not A Fee, because it would be illegal to be a fee, so it’s a Special Tax any Taxpayer may opt to pay. The ACA penalty is not a penalty because the courts have determined a penalty would be unconstitutional so it is in fact a tax. These are words and phrases that don’t actually mean anything to those in charge, and to quibble about them reveals either: 1. Lack of intelligence, or; 2. A desire to mask treachery as “reasonable doubts for the sake of argument”
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Kane Oubliette@Rightofred·
@RealChuckM @FrenlyOfficer This is a matter of heart for the people prosecuting and adjudicating. The legal tradition on matters of murder is quite clear in shared English history, and to blame this on the legal tradition unduly absolves the perpetrators who have worked hard for regular unjust outcomes.
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Chuck M@RealChuckM·
@Rightofred @FrenlyOfficer At least in Canada it's recognised that they have diminished ability to tell right from wrong or regulate their own actions.
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Kane Oubliette@Rightofred·
@RealChuckM @FrenlyOfficer It actually can perfectly well. From the facts the man had the specific criminal intent to punch, which could reasonably result in death, which is at least 2nd degree murder, which is a hangable offense. Moderns have pretended their way into believing intent is slippery. Its not
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Chuck M@RealChuckM·
@FrenlyOfficer English common law can't really deal with people like this because it requires a guilty mind. If someone can't form intent they can't be 'guilty'
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Kane Oubliette@Rightofred·
@CCGordon33 @Peter_Nimitz Because biology as a modern study should rather be called taxology, the science of naming things. Biologically, they might be considered a sub-species, but taxologically, it would be incredibly inconvenient to even broach the topic.
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Gordon of Khartoum@CCGordon33·
@Peter_Nimitz How aren’t Pygmies a sub-species. They have a unique genetic mutation they pass along that affects their entire body. They’re able to successfully create an isolated community of people with this mutation.
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Oilfield Rando@Oilfield_Rando·
“I’m sorry your daughter was brutally r*ped and m*rdered by an illegal immigrant, but statistically, your daughter was much more likely to be r*ped and m*rdered by a native born US citizen” There is not a circle of Hell hot enough for people like @David_J_Bier.
Cato Institute@CatoInstitute

“Immigrants—even illegal immigrants—are half as likely to be incarcerated for crimes. According to DHS, only about 3% of illegal immigrants have any criminal convictions,” said Cato’s @David_J_Bier in testimony before the Senate Budget Committee. Read full remarks: ow.ly/tGhb50YtzNi

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InfantryDort@infantrydort·
@GovPritzker What you’re describing is insane behavior. The rule of law isn’t supposed to shift with elections. It’s supposed to be a constant. What you are talking about is using elections as revenge, and that is sinister.
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