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@thevivafrei Why are you interacting with the dregs? Just ignore / block them.

“everyone I disagree with is paid by Israel” is the new iteration of the leftist retardation “Everyone I disagree with is a Nazi.”

Shiloh Hendrix was not charged for saying “nigger.” If that word itself was illegal, the entire black population should be in court, for using it day-in and day-out. She was charged, in violation of her First Amendment rights, for being white while saying it. This is racism.

@NH_Ancap @MostlyMonkey Engineers are being culled right now. I'm one of them.

@MostlyMonkey I know many engineers who stayed out of management and had high-paying jobs into their 60s until they decided to retire.

The people replying angrily to this are 50 with crappy jobs, fyi

@ManchMayor The year I graduated high school. A very good year indeed.

1993 is white supremacy.

Top Ten Reasons Why Some Libertarians Haven't Moved to NH Yet: 10: Cold winters is worse than slavery 9: I'm gonna convert Los Angeles to liberty. 8: NH sends Democrats to DC. 7: My LP candidate might win 2% next election 6: There's a libertarian in NH I don't like. 5: NH pot isn't run by the gov yet. 4: While overall NH taxes are tiny, NH property taxes are high 3: My job sucks, but leaving it is scary. 2: My spouse fears leaving her authoritarian "friends". 1: Our gov school hasn't fully brainwashed my kids yet. #LibertarianHomeland

@ksorbs Makes sense. They named Adolf Hitler man of the year, after all.

For what? Free busses and groceries?

@LPNH I read through several related threads. I was shocked -- Redditors are mostly on our side on this issue. The car inspection scam is universally reviled.

Incredible things happening on Reddit

@kwilson5625 @Patrickwebb After taxes, yes. It was $2000/mo. There was almost nothing cheaper. It was Portland, ME, many apartment complexes take government money to house migrant Congolese, Somalis and Syrians, who were were everywhere. They were a better deal than Americans.

@ThatSpringerNH @Patrickwebb You pay $45K a year for a studio?

BREAKING: New study finds that a minimum-wage worker in 1971 had a lifestyle affordability similar to someone making $100K today.

@JennPellegrino Some of these states (NH, for example) have laws that prohibit that. If they do it anyway, they're committing a crime.

Twenty states would rather fight the Justice Department at the Supreme Court than let anyone see their voter rolls. This is all the more reason to pass the SAVE America Act!

@elonmusk @AdrianDittmann Many of the tiles were visibly damaged after landing. Is this something that will be fixed, or will it require regular refurbishment between flights?

@AdrianDittmann This flight intentionally had much higher acceleration to test how well the heat shield tiles would remain attached at high dynamic pressure. Test was successful.

Starship has become a lot faster!

When I was in high school, many considered "sex education" to be controversial. Parents could opt out. Now government schools openly promote sexual degeneracy to toddlers.

@ManchMayor Saying nigger is liberating.

We can't have words that one race can't say. That would be racist. Thus, we must all say nigger. #Nigger

@JulieBorowski But you invited it. Remember when you started an OnlyFans? I know it was a joke, but men paid you for that. They would not have paid an old man for the same, even if their jokes were funnier.

Back in my 20s, people would occasionally tell me I only had followers because men wanted to sleep with me. It bothered me because it felt like it undermined the work I put in. I even internalized it for a while. Well now I'm middle-aged. They can't use that excuse anymore.

@DanielaNaydeno6 @Patrickwebb Your son is doing far better than me. I have nothing.

@ThatSpringerNH @Patrickwebb My son is 33. He lives at home. He makes about 90k. He has approximately 420k in the stock market. He realized that he doesn't make a lot of money and that's why he made this choice.

@reddit_lies Imagine living life with this degree of insanity.

They are worried about their neighbors dog potentially giving them COVID.

@LPNH @JoeSweeneyNH By what angle? New Hampshire's legislature can directly appoint delegates for President.

@JoeSweeneyNH why stop at presidential candidates

The DNC would be well within their rights to decertify any delegates elected via the First-in-the-Nation New Hampshire Primary on January 11th, 2028. They are a private organization, and can adopt any rules they'd like to manage their party nomination process. New Hampshire would also be within our rights to adopt a new state law, that bars from the general election ballot the Presidential nominees of any party that does not recognize and promote our FITN Primary. Ballot access is a privilege, not a right. If the DNC wants to play hardball with New Hampshire, New Hampshire can (and should!) play hardball with the DNC.

@JoeSweeneyNH Good idea. Do you have a bill ready for next session?

What is the real lesson of Shiloh Hendrix? Simple. No matter what the laws says, it is written on paper. Paper cannot force compliance. The actual power lies not with what the law says, or who writes it, but with whoever can and will enforce his interpretation. You elect the president? Meaningless. You elect congressmen and senators? Meaningless. You contact your representative and make your voice heard? Meaningless. Because, right now, in modern America, the executive and legislative branches always obey judicial rulings, and never impeach judges. This means that the only constraint on judicial power is imposed by the judiciary's own diminishing self-restraint. This is not democracy or republicanism. This is kritocracy, from the Greek: kritēs “judge” + kratos “power or rule”. It doesn't have to be this way. Judges, by themselves, are nothing but sedentary old people. They can enforce nothing. But they have built for themselves an image of being neutral and above politics, even as they engage in absurd mental gymnastics to make sweeping policy decisions that no one voted for, and to pursue nakedly ideological agendas. @nayibbukele warned us, many years ago, that an unrestrained judiciary can nullify any government action, regardless of its popular mandate. If we allow this to continue, the entirety of United States politics will gradually be reduced to nothing more than a struggle to pack the judiciary with cronies. It doesn't have to be this way. By the law, judges serve "during good behavior". All we need do is decide that wild, nakedly partisan reinterpretations of literal text are not good behavior.