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Bronan The Barbarian

@UnkUserError402

Dream of building a homstead with a kart track, animals, a couple wives, and football teams of kids. Adult female fetish. DM for concubine applications

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Bronan The Barbarian
Bronan The Barbarian@UnkUserError402·
The law of self preservation overrides all, even the constitution. "A strict observance of the written laws is doubtless one of the high duties of a good citizen, but it is not the highest. The laws of necessity, of self-preservation, of saving our country when in danger, are of higher obligation. To lose our country by a scrupulous adherence to written law, would be to lose the law itself, with life, liberty, property and all those who are enjoying them with us; thus absurdly sacrificing the end to the means." - Thomas Jefferson Allowing the subversion of the country is a betrayal of all it stands for. press-pubs.uchicago.edu/founders/docum…
Senator Patty Murray@PattyMurray

We are a secular democracy. If you don't like the freedom of religion, you are welcome to move somewhere else. In America, you can be Christian, Muslim, Jewish, or anything else. It's written into our Constitution. 🇺🇸🇺🇸 Get lost with this garbage.

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Bronan The Barbarian
Bronan The Barbarian@UnkUserError402·
@Dougf43 @historydefined Thats not how language and cultural barriers work. The British officer DID clarify. The American DID understand. At least, in their own minds and perception they did. Thats why these things are called barriers and not "cultural rough patches"
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Doug Figgins
Doug Figgins@Dougf43·
@historydefined I'm sorry but a GOOD officer would have clarified what that meant. I if I were an American I obviously would never have heard of a sticky situation and would have asked what that meant. As would i think most others. That's an inexcusable assumption error not a language problem.
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History Defined
History Defined@historydefined·
At the height of the Korean War, a British unit found itself badly outnumbered at the Imjin River. About 600 men of the Gloucestershire Regiment were surrounded by nearly 30,000 Chinese troops. They were cut off on all sides and under constant attack. When the British brigadier reported the situation to his American commander, he used classic British understatement. “Things are a bit sticky, sir,” he said, meaning they were in serious danger. The American general took it to mean the situation was difficult but manageable, and decided no immediate action was needed. As a result, no reinforcements or withdrawal orders were given. The Gloucesters pulled back to a hill overlooking the river and made a final stand. For four days, often without sleep, they held off wave after wave of attackers. Eventually, when they tried to break out, it was too late. More than 500 were captured, 59 were KIA or listed as missing, and only 39 escaped. Two soldiers were awarded the Victoria Cross for bravery. Their stand was later credited with helping save Seoul, but historians later argued the city was probably never in immediate danger and that the unit could have been withdrawn earlier. One senior historian, who had been captured at Imjin himself, said the tragedy came down to a misunderstanding of language. An American officer, he noted, would have said, “All hell is breaking loose.”
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gunk 🇵🇸@gunk1997·
@UnkUserError402 @Celiksei @Duderichy absolute horseshit. a right wing think tank and euro news, this is pseudo scientific billionaire funded research. Gdp is not at all a good indicator of peoples personal wealth, 50% of us gdp growth last year was because of two companies. this says nothing about quality of life
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Bronan The Barbarian
Bronan The Barbarian@UnkUserError402·
1: google it. Not sarcasm, google will give you more info. 2:"the poorest 20 percent of Americans consume more goods and services than the national averages for all people in most affluent countries. This includes the majority of countries in the prestigious Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD), including its European members." 3: GDP Per capita of Europes biggest economies are at or below those of the poorest US states. [2]acton.org/publications/t… [3]euronews.com/business/2025/… Look at Germany right there by Mississippi.
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Bronan The Barbarian@UnkUserError402·
@Celiksei @Duderichy European middle class is the wealth equivalent to the botton 30% of the US. The rich bathing in champagne doesn't make anyone else poorer, if anything their invested wealth is a prosperity multiplier for everyone below them.
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Sinan
Sinan@Celiksei·
@Duderichy Most europeans are middle class while American has one of the largest divides in the world. 60% of the country can barely afford basic necessities while top 1% is bathing in champagne.
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Brandon
Brandon@LibOrNormal·
Is this Attractive?!
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Bronan The Barbarian
Bronan The Barbarian@UnkUserError402·
Larry knows what hes talking about. My great grandfather was a sharecropper in Oklahoma. They moved to CA to work in a canning factory 12 hours a day 6 days acweek because it was easier and paid more. His daughter (who grew up picking cotton in Oklahoma) married my grandfather, who left his family ranch to work in, you gueesed it, a factory in CA. Same reason. People have been running from farms to cities the entirety of human history. Cause farming is fucking hard.
Larry Correia@monsterhunter45

Yeah, I know this is engagement bait bullshit from a European with no clue, but I see this kinda RETURN TO FARM post on X all the time, and it's always some idylic dreamscape of rural niceness, which makes it really fucking obvious to all of us who come from farming backgrounds that these people have zero fucking clue, and would probably end up wrapped around an auger on their first day. News flash. Farming is HARD. What these people are imagining is rural living on a big plot of land, where they've got income from something else, and maybe a couple of animals to keep down the grass and a little garden on the side. That's what I do now that I'm a rich guy. It's pretty awesome. I also know that if I had to make a living off this land I could probably do it (because unlike these weenies, I know how) but I don't want to, because it would absolutely fucking suck. Because in reality making a living off being a farmer is brutal. It's nonstop backbreaking labor where everything that can go wrong, will. And it will go wrong at absolutely the worst possible time. (especially if cows are involved!) Modern squishy internet people do not even sorta comprehend how hard farming is. I worked on dairy farms. I can't speak for the dirt farmers but I'm sure they've got their own set of wacky nonsense they get to put up with. It is LONG hours. I once did a stint opening up a new dairy where I worked 72 hours straight, with a couple of thirty minute naps in a truck or on the barn floor snuck in. There's nothing quite as fun as dealing with fifteen hundred pound animals and dangerous heavy equipment when you're so tired you're starting to see things that aren't there. Oh, and you'd better get real comfortable with blood, shit, piss, and death. Dealing with lots of farm animals is not for the squeamish. They're going to get sick, get injured, get stuck in infuriating and mysterious ways, and die stupidly on you. Every kind of livestock has got its peculiar way of being a pain in the ass. Cows are loveable, curious, stupid, and sometimes homicidal. I've been kicked, trampled, hooked, and smashed into/through fences. These sheltered idiot city people say crap like "go buy a farm" having zero comprehension of how much good farmland costs, or the insane costs of equipment, or livestock involved. If they saw what a good tractor cost they'd shit themselves. "Buy land"... Have you priced land? Oh, you can still buy cheap land, but it's usually cheap for a reason. As in you can't farm it, or it doesn't have water, or it's a nightmare hellscape of windy death. So farming is expensive to get into, hard to make a profit at, and insanely difficult the entire time. Oh yeah, and just when you think you've got it figured out, the government will absolutely fuck with you, because it's also super regulated. Yay. "skip the degree"... Lady, I got into college on an ag scholarship, and started out as an ag science major. Successful farmers are educated because this shit is complicated. (I then changed majors and got an accounting degree so I wouldn't have to pull calves at 3:00 AM, a decision which I have not regretted) These fuckers think farming is just strolling around in a sun dress picking wild flowers or some shit. Oh hell no. Farmers farm because they want to, and the juice is worth the squeeze for them.

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Joe Biden Citizen Legislator
Joe Biden Citizen Legislator@listenherefat·
@UnkUserError402 @romanhelmetguy It doesn’t say “from any state to any other state” it says “from any state.” It was put into the constitution because southern states didn’t want northern states to be able to put export taxes on the cotton they shipped to Britain.
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Roman Helmet Guy
Roman Helmet Guy@romanhelmetguy·
Do it. Apply an export tariff. US oil producers are making an insane amount of money from this war. That extra money should go to the American people. And I don’t want to hear any complaints about the ‘free market.’ Bombing a country already counts as a market intervention.
First Squawk@FirstSquawk

UNITED STATES WEIGHS CRUDE EXPORT TARIFF — AND POSSIBLE BAN — TO CURB SURGING ENERGY PRICES AMID MIDDLE EAST CONFLICT. || POTENTIAL CURBS COULD WIDEN WTI CRUDE–BRENT CRUDE GAP, LOWER DOMESTIC FUEL COSTS BUT DISRUPT GLOBAL SUPPLY AND PUSH INTERNATIONAL PRICES HIGHER.

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Lisa@lisavsworld·
@DaveCards2Trade If it's a few dates and nothing happened more than like a small kiss, then MAYBE. But if you have a full on situation/relationship... then no.
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Joe Biden Citizen Legislator
@romanhelmetguy U.S. Constitution Article I, Section 9, Clause 5: No Tax or Duty shall be laid on Articles exported from any State. Export taxes are absolutely unequivocally unconstitutional.
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Lisa@lisavsworld·
I've had some awful lower back pain the last week, but persisted going to the gym anyway. It developed into full on sciatica running down my left glute, hamstring, and causing pain to my left knee. I then woke up this morning to a pinching pain in my bladder and promptly passed a kidney stone. No more sciatica pain. It wasn't true sciatica at all. It was a kidney stone... I am approaching 70 total at this point in the last 18 years... They barely feel like anything now compared to when they first started.
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