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Uncle Billy's Fire Brigade

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The Misfit Patriot
The Misfit Patriot@misfitpatriot_·
I remember when a 2x4 at Home Depot was $13 under Biden, now it’s $3.50. But yeah let’s all keep bitching about a temporary gas spike which will go down in a month or so.
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@misfitpatriot_ A dozen eggs at Publix this morning was $2.00. Remember when it was $8.00?

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Gayest Tone
Gayest Tone@gayest_tone·
@itsbogsbody What purpose does hunting a single soldier with a drone serve
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Gayest Tone
Gayest Tone@gayest_tone·
Every drone video out of Lebanon or the Iran war is of them skillfully navigating their way to a hardened target or group of soldiers, whereas every video out of Ukraine is just them chasing down some random 24 year old.
WarRoom Archives@WarRoomArchives

Ukrainian drone dives to strike a Russian soldier, but on approach it finds he has already taken his own life. War is neither as entertaining as in video games nor as romantic as in movies.

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Daniel Jeffries
Daniel Jeffries@Dan_Jeffries1·
The number of jobs in the future is endless because the problems to solve are endless. Jobs multiply as we get more complex. No AI or human can solve all problems and all the work to do in the Universe because those problems are limitless. The problems are endless and infinite. Technology and automation are nothing but abstractions. The old way gets automated and we move up the stack to solve more problems. We used to live in mud huts. Hammers and nails and boards automated parts of the old problem of "build a place to live." Once solved we got more complex houses and buildings that brought their own problems as they brought more complexity, so we got new jobs like stone mason and architect and more. Complexity breeds new problems and new solutions and new jobs. When we got steel and concrete we got skyscrapers. Each problem solved is an abstracted solution for a previous problem that stacks on top of other abstractions. That's all that automation and technology is at the deepest levels. The jobs are endless because the problems to solve are endless. Understand this and you understand the future. Misunderstand it and your error compounds and radiates out, corrupting your understanding.
Rohan Paul@rohanpaul_ai

Brilliant explanation from Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang on AI's job effect: In software, AI makes coding faster, but that does not mean fewer engineers are needed. Before AI, we could write 1 billion lines of code; now, with AI, we can aim for 1 trillion.

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ally@missmayn·
boomers are like hey honey wanna go out to a restaurant and cough a lot.
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VoteHub
VoteHub@VoteHub·
Texas State Senate District 4 Special Election Jefferson County (>95% Reported): 🔵 Ron Angeletti - 1,726 (67.2%) 🔴 Brett Ligon - 844 (32.8%) This SD-04 portion of county was Trump+11 in 2024, so this is a 45 point overperformance for Democrats.
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Tandy
Tandy@dantypo·
@antineocon911 You’re talking now with gas at its peak. My daughter makes $14 (the starting pay around our parts) an hour at Chipotle. When gas is normal ($3 a gallon) it takes her 3 hours. In 1990, when gas was $1.20 & I made $3.35, that was 5 hours of work. So tell me, what’s your point.
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Ben Hart
Ben Hart@BenHart_Freedom·
If both parties MAXXED OUT on gerrymandering, the House would end up with 262 Republicans to 173 Democrats -- according to leftist FiveThirtyEight. That's because Republicans control more state governments with multiple districts, and Democrat voters congregate in cities. This makes it easy-peazy to pack Dem voters into fewer districts. Time to play hardball. Let's do it . . . NOW!
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Daniel Jeffries
Daniel Jeffries@Dan_Jeffries1·
Jensen is one the smartest and most far seeing folks the world. "If an AI scientist warns people that AI is going to permeate across radiology and radiologists are going to get wiped out, it might seem helpful but it's hurtful. If we convince everybody not to be radiologists and we now need radiologists, that actually is hurtful to society. "It is hurtful to convince all the young college graduates not to study software engineering because we are going to need more software engineers than ever. That's hurtful." "Scaring people with nonsensical things, which are not going to happen, that this is an existential threat, there's a 20% chance that is is existential, that's ridiculous. "That it's going to wipe out 50% of college level jobs. "That is it going to completely destroy democracy. "These kinds of comments are not helpful. They are made by...CEOS. And you become a CEO, maybe you adopt a God complex and somehow you know everything." Brutal. And right.
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i/o@avidseries·
The GOP's problem isn't so much that it's too conservative, but that its leader is repellant (and much of his inner circle retarded). The Democrats' problem, on the other hand, is that, on some very important issues, it is simply too liberal for most Americans. Actually, "liberal" isn't even the right word. Crazy is the right word. Literally all the Dems have to do is become more normal on immigration and "identity" issues, and they would pummel a MAGA-oriented GOP in national elections.
Swann Marcus@SwannMarcus89

Long term the Democrats are completely fucked. They keep moving left and 60% of American voters already think the Democrats are too liberal. The party is overwhelmingly hated and it will get worse The Democrats are only able to compete because Donald Trump is still alive

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Tim Carney
Tim Carney@TPCarney·
You’re supposed to admit, if you support platner over collins, that every single time Dems claimed to hear a dog whistle from a Republican, the Dems and the reporters parroting the attack were all partisan liars.
Matthew Yglesias@mattyglesias

What is the upshot of the Platner tattoo discourse? Let's say I find his story fishy. I'm supposed to worry that this seemingly left-wing guy supported by all the left-wing people is secretly a Nazi just pretending to be a progressive populist?

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Dan
Dan@robustus·
@Noahpinion Yes, and the tweet you're QTing is mostly a strawman arg.
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The🐰FOO
The🐰FOO@PolitiBunny·
@politicalmath I just watched Democrats in my state elect a man who openly texted about shooting another man in the head and then watching his very small children suffer and die in their mother's arms. Democrats will elect anyone with a D in front of their name.
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L&M Capital
L&M Capital@LoveAndMoney15·
@conorsen The problem with "progressive" Dem ideas is that they don't work. Structural graft/disorder and indulgence of every mental disorder under the sun do not make good policy.
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Conor Sen
Conor Sen@conorsen·
Perhaps like a lot of people my age there were Dem ideas in the late 2010s I was open to after a decade of ZIRP and low inflation, but after the lived experience of the past 5 years I’ve really soured on the unions and antitrust pieces.
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Chris@chriswithans·
The demand for self-gaslighting among Democrats continues to rise even as their prospects continue to dim. I’d feel bad for them but they want this. They actually want to be fooled into thinking they are more popular than they are so they can deny elections after they lose. Tale as old as time.
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InteractivePolls
InteractivePolls@IAPolls2022·
PEW RESEARCH - Trump Approval 🟢 Approve: 34% (-30) 🔴 Disapprove: 64% Trump's lowest second term approval —— • White: 43-56 (-13) • Black: 12-85 (-73) • Hispanic: 22-74 (-52) • Asian: 23-75 (-52) --- • Ages 18-29: 24-75 (-51) • Ages 30-49: 30-68 (-38) • Ages 50-64: 42-56 (-14) • Ages 65+: 42-56 (-14) --- • Male: 38-60 (-22) • Female: 31-67 (-36) --- • HS or less: 37-60 (-23) • College grad: 30-68 (-38) • Postgrad: 24-75 (-51) --- • Dem/Lean Dem: 5-94 (-89) • GOP/Lean GOP: 68-31 (+37) —— n=5,103 A | April 20-23 pewresearch.org/politics/2026/…
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Thexx2!!2
Thexx2!!2@thexx22·
@MiddleearthMixr I want to be able to walk across the Grand Canyon on the skeletal remains of Marxists
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The Middle-earth Mixer
The Middle-earth Mixer@MiddleearthMixr·
There is a very real and unbridgeable divide in this country. I have experienced it first hand. I have hob nobbed with the most Libbed out Libs at happy hours and ball rooms in DC, and I have attended get togethers around bonfires in deep red rural Virginia. One group wants to be left alone, and one group, in a very real sense not an abstract one, wants the other eliminated. I’m pro doing whatever we can to secure our safety for as long as we have to.
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Dee Jobe's Cousin
Dee Jobe's Cousin@Isaiahii1·
I'm as far-right as one can possibly be and there is nothing I want more than all "moderates" and liberals eliminated. They both are a scourge and plague that subvert and corrupt all that is holy, just, righteous, and true. Until the Christian Right wakes up to the fact that there can and never will be peace with our enemies, what we love and know to be true will continue to be overthrown. If our enemies ever get total power, they will hunt us down like animals. They are waging war; it's time we do the same. No compromise. No mercy. Either we, or they, will be eliminated.
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