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@Aserofer @AP4Liberty Yeah, and roads don't have to funded by the government. Matter of fact, they don't do a very good job with that to begin with.

@TheIanHossShow @AP4Liberty On public roads, absolutely. On a private track or something on their farm/ranch, probably not.

Don't do @AP4Liberty like that! He's come around!

Just for the record -- Thomas Massie's single largest campaign financier is an American Jewish billionaire named Jeff Yass, who's a key figure in the far-Right Israeli think tank called the 'Kohelet Policy Forum', which actively pushes for the 'Greater Israel Project.' Massie is literally the last person that can start accusing people of being under the control of foreign, Jewish influence, lmao.

@MattMorseTV I didn't even know it was that bad! Could he really have been a Zionist in disguise?

What’s funny is that there is a middle ground that could appease both, which is ending foreign aid to Israel. The Israelis support it because they want more autonomy, and the Anti-Zionists think it’ll topple the country like South Africa (it won’t, but at least it’ll be a non-issue). Massie could’ve just done that, and been more successful.

@TheIanHossShow It is certainly an opportunity for people to wake up and stop being retarded collectivist Jew haters and "blame everything on Israel" tards.

Massie lost. Learned the hard way two things: Your internet echo chamber filled with Pakistani and Indian bots is not real life. Allying with leftists and toxic Jew haters is not a good way to try to win. Massie has 95% of the principles down. But he betrayed his Christian lifestyle and chased the wrong things. Sad, because he was overall one of the best in Congress.

The meltdowns on this platform tonight will be even more glorious!

Also, thanks for 100 followers, folks!

I finally beat my Platinum Nuzlocke! Here’s the final team!

Rest in Peace Tom Kane. Thank you for giving a voice to our childhood. 💐

@shoe0nhead @defnotgeesus Your takedown should be age-restricted. We can’t have kids witnessing this!

YouTuber slop titles be like “ShoeOnHead R*PED AND M*RDERED Hasan and IMPREGNATED HIS CORPSE then BURNT HIS HOUSE DOWN and had Mexican Cartels M*RDER HIS ENTIRE EXTENDED FAMILY” and the video is just about her mildly roasting him.

aaannnd #1 book in Moonwalk. Also I should add he will always be the greatest Uncle ever! He truly was 1 in a forever. 👑

THAT WAS HIM!?!?

@jeremykauffman I think he doesn’t have the resolve to stand up to them like others on the Libertarian right. He’s someone they can use.

I want Massie to win tomorrow. I would vote for him without reservation. But asking why the NYT is willing to run a glowing article like this is absolutely a fair question. If Massie was a threat to the left, would this be run?

hercules is my favorite disney movie of all time and i dread the day they remake it because from their track record i can see that it will be abysmal dogshit

Not “nearly,” but absolutely every time Hades appears in any iteration, I do his voice. I was in the studio just a few weeks ago in fact. I love this character, and the creative team at Disney never fail to do top notch work.

America could learn a thing or two.

@afalkhatib Fancy that! An artist who keeps politics to himself, and doesn’t try to opine on stuff he knows nothing about!

Say Free Palestine, damn it! In his new album, Drake takes a swipe at DJ Khaled, one of the most recognized Palestinian‑American figures in mainstream music, for refusing to say “Free Palestine” and own his connection to his people and Palestinian heritage. A few days ago, DJ Khaled was confronted during a livestream event and pressed to say the phrase, but he declined, offering general comments about love and peace, which only intensified years of scrutiny over his silence since October 7. Some see him as cautious; others accuse him of “betraying his own people” or being a “coward.” The irony is hard to miss: Drake, a mixed Black and Jewish artist whose own identity and “Blackness” have been repeatedly questioned and policed, is now calling out someone else’s authenticity. It’s unfortunate that DJ Khaled hasn’t found a balanced way to speak about Gaza’s horrors and Palestinian suffering while rejecting binary narratives, extending empathy to all, and pushing for unity and pragmatic solutions instead of hollow posturing. And he’s not alone. Many understandably struggle to articulate a stance amid the noise, hostility, and coercive dynamics within most of the “pro‑Palestine” movement, where demands for statements like “Free Palestine” are often enforced in a mafia‑like way. “Free Palestine” has become a trigger for an avalanche of slogans and posturing that have little to do with building a Palestine free from Israeli military occupation and living peacefully alongside a Jewish Israel. If that were truly the meaning, DJ Khaled, along with tens of thousands of artists, politicians, business leaders, cultural figures, and even many pro‑Israel voices, would have little trouble embracing it. Sadly, “Free Palestine” has become a hollow slogan repeated by uninformed protestors, hostile campus activists, online trolls, and people who refuse to acknowledge Hamas’s responsibility for October 7 and the devastation that followed. It has morphed into a rallying cry for far‑left radicals, right‑wing opportunists, Islamists, Jihadis, antisemites, intersectionality activists, misguided progressives, and virtue‑signaling celebrities; a phrase so stripped of substance that it has become almost meaningless. There absolutely needs to be a free Palestine. I will shout it from the rooftops. But we also need to be honest about what Palestine must be freed from: eight decades of failed leadership and repeated strategic mistakes; being used as a proxy for outside ideologies and international and regional powers; choosing disastrous allies; armed “resistance” that has cost Palestinians lives and land; the absence of introspection about what Palestinian identity stands for, not just what it opposes; and Hamas and Jihadi fascists who destroyed Gaza and sabotaged the Two‑State solution that while imperfect, was the best path to a real Palestinian state. Free Palestine from the “Free Palestine” movement when it becomes a vehicle for hate. Free Palestine from Hamas and the Islamic Republic of Iran. And yes, free Palestine from perpetual Israeli military occupation. @djkhaled @Drake

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