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@kylekerns @EricBurlison And we have a republican form of government and not a democracy.

@SpectrumCow @EricBurlison It's call Federalism. We don't have to do everything exactly the same as the Federal government.

You can read the US Constitution in an hour. You can't read Missouri's in an afternoon, it's a novel full of bingo rules and a marijuana cartel's handiwork. Amendment 4 raises the bar to change it. That's how it should be.

@beinlibertarian @LeadingReport An International Court fan?

@LeadingReport Spoiler alert: Nothing will happen

Zohran Mamdani reportedly actively weighing options to arrest Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu when he visits NYC, per NY Post.

@Samuel_Roux_ @EricBurlison No. Congress must pass a resolution via 2/3 of both chambers. Then 3/4 of the state legislatures must approve. archives.gov/federal-regist…

@SpectrumCow @EricBurlison The U.S. constitution *is* changed by popular vote... that's how we ratify new amendments

@TRHLofficial "Sure, Aristotle was a homo. We all know that. So was Socrates. Do you know what happened to the Romans? The last six Roman emperors were fags."

Are you Nixonmaxxing?

@LandauDave @Shanemgillis I saw you last night in Springfield. Awesome show. I really needed the mood bounce.

Congratulations to my friend @Shanemgillis

@CynicalPublius The judge said "Five to ten" but I say "Double that again"

But you grow up and you calm down And you're working for the clampdown You start wearing the blue and brown And you're working for the clampdown

Elon Musk's Mars Plans Just Triggered the Communists. The Communists don't like Elon Musk. They also don't believe he has any intention of colonizing Mars. Here I do a bit of debunking. youtube.com/watch?v=w6Kbpq…

@AuronMacintyre Thank you for saying that.

In case you thought the term “woke right” was ever anything but a foreign influence op now you know

@TRHLofficial Voter tests can be really easy. Do you believe this? You do? You can't vote.

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@Bushra1Shaikh It's a dual use plant. Not a war crime. If it was, then Iran is guilty of war crimes when it attacked Kuwait's desalination plant last week.

Thousands of people left without water in Iran after the U.S. bombed a desalination plant. Another war crime under international law. Where are the condemnation statements?

@EnergyAbsurdity @SteveGuest All that grease would probably clog the tub drain.

@SteveGuest She ought to become interested in baths.

Maine Moonbat Elizabeth Dickerson (Democrat, obviously) says she is running for Senate because she is "very interested in climate."

@DaniMayakovski It's a myth that bombing a bridge is a war crime came from. If the military uses it for their equipment or supply, even if they are a minority user, it's a valid target. It's only an invalid target if bombing it can in no way contribute to degrading the target military.

Esta noche el ejército de EEUU está cometiendo graves crímenes de guerra, está bombardeando hasta 3 puentes civiles en Irán, infraestructura vital para el transporte de la población. El Eje de Epstein, EEUU e "Israel", se han proclamado como terroristas ante el mundo entero y no les importa quedar en evidencia como criminales de guerra, la justicia internacional ha muerto.

“Being the good guy doesn’t mean being a naïve sap. It means recognizing the disconnect between ideals and reality. And doing what you can to make the later as close to the former as you can under the circumstances.” ~ Feral Historian

@noaudiophile @AgroNationalism Nobody in this conversation suggested agricultural production was falling.

@SpectrumCow @AgroNationalism You know nothing. Here are some charts to show how little you know.

Op is right, we have millions of miles of ponds and waterways that can be harvested on rotation for biomass that is composted and spread onto farmland. Imagine how many people this could employ. Imagine how it'd lower costs for farmers and for healthy food.

@DLoesch Are you saying you believe Vance has gone rogue or are you suggesting we lack the information to understand what looks like a messaging disconnect between POTUS and Veep?

As I said, clear different made very apparent in the admin this week. Trump goes after China and Russia while Vance goes after Israel. Trump and Vance are not on the same page. It doesn't help that Vance's friend, the guy for whom his son served as deputy comms, is daily trying to undermine the admin. Is there a reason Vance hasn't called this out?

@HAHazony @willchamberlain Jewish people in the political sphere are painfully unaware how much their attempts to influence often causes backlash. Yes, we know you really, really, really (desperately) want Rubio over Vance. Your ham handed efforts will put Rubio out to pasture. Just as you did to DeSantis

How can people support Rubio for president when he himself has said that he supports Vance to be the nominee? These people are political amateurs & are actively harming Rubio's chances to be president in the future. Short thread on Rubio's brilliant politics.

@giveashitnature @AgroNationalism Cool.

Some coastal cities have begun replacing concrete seawalls with oyster reefs. The oysters are better at the job. Concrete seawalls begin to degrade the minute they're installed. Waves chew them up, storms crack them, and they have to be repaired, replaced, and rebuilt forever. An oyster reef doesn't break down. It actually grows. The oysters stack, reproduce, and fuse into something akin to living rock that gets stronger every year. A mature reef can cut incoming wave height by up to 83%. It traps sediment, rebuilds the shoreline behind it, and shelters fish, crabs, and shrimp in the process. One hectare of oyster reef provides up to $85,000 a year in shoreline protection. Concrete costs over a million dollars a hectare to build and only gets weaker.

@noaudiophile @AgroNationalism US agriculture is dominated by distorted price signals. The old farmers prefer government pennies to market dollars. They fear anything that isn't the way they have been doing things for 50 years.

Sounds like they were trying to help you. The $4.50 per pound chicken and $7.50 milk are ideas that do not scale because of limited demand and shelf life. The grass feed is basic rule of keep it simple to avoid costly mistakes. None of this is about large scale changes to the vast majority of food production.

@EnergyAbsurdity Meat Loaf is running for Senate? Cool! Wait isn't he dead?

The Dems are really bringing their best in Maine now.