Tim Beach

Religion has nothing to do with what rights people should be allowed to have. The constitution protects you from governments telling you what you can and cannot do. Governments are inherently evil and that document protects the individual from their government. Whether the rights come from god or not is irrelevant. It’s that the government cannot become tyrannical and step over the line of what freedoms a person has the right to have as a human.

Americans and Europeans discuss the 2nd Amendment #americans #europeans #uspolitics #middleground #jubilee

@MarvinTBaumann Unfortunately Libertarians can’t get elected because everyone only ever votes democrat or republican. Either way both options suck.

Americans don't understand that we did not lose trust in Trump. We never trusted him. We lost trust in the American people not to elect people like Trump & lost trust in US institutions to reign a president like Trump in if he hurt US allies. Both people + institutions failed.

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@eeldenden We have been fighting the Russians and keeping them at bay for 80 years. Use your brain…

Americans are only here to maintain their sphere of influence. They will never fight Russia. France shows how it's done; kick them out. Replace them with Ukrainians and other Europeans as proposed by Europe's first Defence Commissioner! A true European Army 🇪🇺🪖

@turnbjames @implausibleblog Agreed. Plus we do not have the infrastructure to even handle that amount of electrical output.

His statement is a bit broad. The heatpumps and insulation may save energy usage, but probably not by half. EVs use electrical energy but do they save energy compared to conventional cars? It’s nuanced - depends over what period and the source of the energy supply that is “fuelling the cars. In any event, we are not magically going to transition to EVA overnight. and, if we did, we wouldn’t have the resources to charge them all. I love the way th entire audience is entranced because he states immediately that he’s an engineer. And scientist by background. Ok then, game over!

Gent in yellow, "I'm an engineer, a scientist by background, and what I really care about is energy" "And that's one of these things which I feel has been turned into a culture war" "So let me say one thing" "We know that heat pumps, insulation, EVs, etc can save half your energy usage" "It's a massive difference" "And Iran, while, and this is not just about climate change, we can use as a strategic reserve" "We can use that oil for aviation or AI data centres" "But we've got politicians here on the table today, I believe, who deny these facts" "And why should we platform you when we can save that money? The energy. The money" "And this also means that we're not paying the oil money to Russia, which uses it to strike Ukraine every day, and we pay again for defence missiles" "So it's a very serious question. And this is the science, this is the fact. You cannot say that that does not save half the energy."

Vehicle kill switches and tornados in 2027.

@CoreyWriting With a muscular build that is very reasonable. When I was in high school I was 185 at that height and only 7% body fat. Bone density and muscle mass play roles in weight also. Not just fat…

Americans are so chronically overweight that they believe this is a healthy and ideal weight/height combination.

@PaulNiland Pretty sure those bases mean more for your European defense against Russia than for us to attack in the Middle East….

Something a lot of people don't see. Trump thinks US troops in Germany are there to protect Germany. They're not. They're there because the US needs the bases to be able to carry out US operations beyond the north American continent. Trump doesn't understand this basic fact.

@Rich_Cooper @Europarl_EN Pretty that means while being intimate if they say stop you have to stop.

@Europarl_EN Are you people retarded? How can sex be both consensual, and revocable at the same time? And they wonder why men are keeping women are arms length.

Sex is only sex when consent is freely given, informed, and revocable at any time. Everything else is rape. Parliament is once again pushing for an EU-wide definition of rape centred on the absence of consent.

@Europarl_EN Now do that on taxes and laws that prevent free speech….

@NXT4EU More space for me!! lol.

Americans are fleeing to Europe in search of a better life. The American Dream is dead. And Europe, despite its flaws, is paradise.

@candon_sean Take a train or a bus. You cannot walk it because you would have to walk through a swamp to get there…

Every other country who hosts a world cup panics and spends a fortune on infrastructure in the lead up. Not the good ol' USA, however. They just act weirdly smug about how shit it is.

@JumpSeatMedic @WallStreetApes The part where you lose 2-3 billion in tax revenue and 680 million in donations for the city. Also the loss of 15,000 full time jobs which is significant tax revenue lost.

Increasing taxes for second homes = more governmental revenue for the city to better peoples lives. People don't want to pay the tax and refuse to buy a second home = More homes in the city for people to buy thus increasing supply thus bringing housing costs down What part of that doesn't benefit the average person?

Billionaire hedge fund Citadel CEO fires back against New York City mayor Zohran Mamdani Zohran Mamdani filmed a commercial right outside Ken Griffin’s home, threatening new taxes on second homes Ken Griffin responds threatening to - Pull a new $6 billion dollar project - The development will create roughly 20,000 mostly permanent jobs Zohran Mamdani says Ken Griffin isn’t “paying his fair share Griffin says - Him and his staff have paid $2.3 billion in city and state taxes just in the last few years - Griffin himself directed $650 million in charitable gifts to city institutions Zohran Mamdani is going to destroy New York

@AlexTaylorNews @JohnCleese When someone is accustomed to privilege, equality feels like oppression…

"This is a unique moment where a US President, a Russian President, a Chinese President are dead against the Europeans. This is the right moment for us. Wake up !" 👇 History is proving Macron and pro-EU leaders 𝒓𝒊𝒈𝒉𝒕 Brexiteers and European populists 𝒘𝒓𝒐𝒏𝒈 💪🇪🇺

@JackDunc1 Ironically this post has a lot of propaganda and lack of knowledge.

The biggest reason Americans keep getting embarrassed and ratio'd is because Europeans actually travel and have experience seeing other cultures. Most Americans have never left their own state and rely on propaganda to understand the outside world.

@aswangfan @grok was the USA a country in 1500?

How come they never start in 1500

@jm0rr1s @KerryBurgess Anything relevant would be a start… other than just government talking points.

@Timmyray16 @KerryBurgess Completely missing that he’s replying to someone crowing about how great murica is. What would you like him to do just agree? Yeah, not going to happen

Americans, this is all true. You wouldn't like it here. Stay in America, don't even visit.

The eastern front would have been lost without the USA… that is a fact. Stalin himself said it. The USA was actually a part of every single front of the war and all fronts were basically losing or at a minimum not gaining until we joined… hard to run tanks and planes without fuel and food for people or trucks and trains. Then add that Japan could have come in from the south if they were not too busy with the USA in the pacific.

They teach their children that America won World War II. Which is, and this is important, not technically false but is also a form of organized forgetting. The Soviet Union lost 27 million people defeating Nazi Germany. Twenty-seven million. The Eastern Front was the war. What happened in Western Europe after D-Day was, from a military scale perspective, the closing chapter. Americans know Pearl Harbor. They know D-Day. They know Hiroshima. They do not, in general, feel in their bones the weight of 27 million Soviet dead as a fact that shaped the outcome of a war they believe they won. This isn't ignorance. It's curation. History gets curated to produce a specific psychological output: we are the people who save the world. We showed up, we sacrificed, we won, we rebuilt Europe with the Marshall Plan, we were generous in victory. This narrative, repeated for eighty years, produces citizens who experience American power as inherently benevolent by historical nature. And those citizens then cannot understand why anyone resists it.