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Your Favorite Uh-Count
Your Favorite Uh-Count@UrFavoriteAcct·
Lindsay Graham is a politician who's ostensibly held responsible by his constituents for his words and actions. Dave Smith and Tucker Carlson have far more individual power to steer conversations and persuade people. That comes with responsibility which both ignore.
Cernovich@Cernovich

Can anyone explain why comic Dave Smith and Tucker Carlson are called out for being divisive, but Lindsay Graham, an actual U.S. Senator with sway over the federal budget, and Trump, can call for an Iwo Jima level war and nobody yelling about Tucker cares?

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Peter Y@PeterY94819023·
@UrFavoriteAcct @MaxNordau Yeah, nobody argued that. They were arguing the inverse, namely, that white men in 2026 are more oppressed than actual slaves, which is nonsense.
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Max 📟@MaxNordau·
1) In 2026, the worst racial discrimination in America is against white men. 2) It’s better to be a white man in 2026 than a slave in America in 1826.
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Alemanni@AlemanniFrei·
@UrFavoriteAcct @AlexBoler @Austen Well then if they can't conceive of the finality of death then a suicide mission will mean nothing to them and there is no point worrying about it in this movie.
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Austen Allred
Austen Allred@Austen·
So is Project Hail Mary worth taking a space-obsessed 8-year-old to on IMAX?
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not saying much@1nthearena·
hoe_math = PsychoMath@ItIsHoeMath

Yes, white men in 2026 are a great deal more oppressed than black men in 1826. Black men in 1826 were given free food and housing. White men in 2026 are denied resources as aggressively as possible. Black men in 1826 had a place to escape to. White men in 2026 face a global institutionalized genocide with nowhere safe to run. Black men in 1826 were thought of as inferior and forced into the lowest social class. White men in 2026 are again institutionally portrayed as inferior, forced into the lowest rung of society, told that we have no right to exist, are labeled with words like "Nazi" which means "worst possible person," and we are imprisoned and killed if we try to speak up about this. Black men in 1826 would be safe and well-fed if they did what they were told. White men in 2026, even if we do what we are told, we can be attacked in our homes by blacks and illegals who are not supposed to be in our countries at all, and if we defend ourselves the law will throw the book at us. We are not allowed to even be safe and at peace even if we slavishly obey. Black men in 1826 eventually grew into the wealthiest group of blacks in the world. White men in 2026 are going extinct in our own countries while being forced to pay for Somalians to have 20 kids apiece. I could go on, and you know this very well. Once again, you were already aware of all of these things, and you are pretending not to be because you are a stupid, evil, dirty rat, and you are emotionally, financially, and genetically committed to assisting in White genocide, having what looks to be a Chinese wife and kids. You only make yourself look stupid by trying to deny it.

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Your Favorite Uh-Count
Your Favorite Uh-Count@UrFavoriteAcct·
@AlemanniFrei @AlexBoler @Austen I agree, but children can't really conceive of the finality of death and that it will happen to them. This is the main cause of teen angst. Adulthood is achieved when the person accepts their death sentence and keeps moving forward. And in this story, it's forced on the guy.
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Alemanni@AlemanniFrei·
@UrFavoriteAcct @AlexBoler @Austen Yes. Children need to learn early on that death is not always bad. Civilization was dragged kicking and screaming out of its cave exclusively by people willing to risk death at the possibility of a better life for their family and humanity. Sacrifice is cherished.
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Desiree@DesireeAmerica4·
One of those “this can’t be real” moments. Some guy perched himself smack on the hood of a car, refusing to budge, trapping the poor driver at an intersection. Before anyone even had time to dial the police, some random SUV driver had *had enough.* This guy storms out, grabs the hood-sitter, and hurls him onto the pavement like a wrestler clearing the ring. So, here’s the question: if someone’s acting like a traffic troll, do bystanders get a pass for going full vigilante to solve the problem, or did that guy just leap wayyyy over the line?
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Pay Roll Manager Here@UsingLyft·
Grown men calling themselves the most oppressed people ever because they’re systematically disadvantaged in the greatest richest most free nation ever. If you feel oppressed here it’s because you are. You’re a fucking faggot oppressed by your very own nature.
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Scott McConnell@ScottMcConnell9·
My advice to Vance: Announce your support of 25th amendment transition. Say Chris Murphy or similar will be veep. Announce you will NOT be a candidate in 2028. Use your position, access to the media to explain why this is necessary. Don't resign.
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Your Favorite Uh-Count@UrFavoriteAcct·
@wil_da_beast630 Before a White couple has a kid, they have to earn enough money to live in a low crime area (the no-Black tax), which means both people must work, which drives up their tax rate, which is used to subsidize the reproduction of irresponsible people and immigrants/illegals.
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Your Favorite Uh-Count@UrFavoriteAcct·
@LostMyHats @catturd2 The problem people like you and Tucker have is you've taken a position that destroys your reputation if the USA comes out of this Iran situation relatively clean. You need us to lose. And now you're saying we need to concede to China, which is doubling down on the same bad bet.
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JD™@LostMyHats·
The DSM VI calls this disorder “reality setting in.” It’s not terminal, but it is highly contagious. Symptoms include a realistic outlook, dissipation of geopolitical delusions, and sudden inability to digest domestic war propaganda. Patients may exhibit decreased tolerance for NeoCon talking points and spontaneous recognition of Israeli influence in Congress. In advanced cases, individuals may begin embracing diplomatic solutions and disfavoring actions that would hasten WWIII with clearly superior coalitions of power. No known cure. Prognosis: permanent adjustment to reality.
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Your Favorite Uh-Count@UrFavoriteAcct·
@PresentWitness_ @prowrstlngstrng The problem you people have is you've staked your entire reputation on a position that requires the USA suffers significant failures and losses against Iran, or suffers significant second and third order effects. You are fucked either way. Genius!
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J.@PresentWitness_·
@prowrstlngstrng I don't mean to sound insensitive, but he is literally being handled by a 68-year old woman with cancer who used to work for Netanyahu.
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J.@PresentWitness_·
It's clear at this point that President Trump was not briefed with the full range of potential actions that Iran could take if they decided to join the Israeli strikes. Everyone involved in blocking his access to information should be investigated and potentially charged.
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nazir afzal@nazirafzal·
If your Faith feels undermined by chocolate box branding, diverse TV adverts or 8 mins of public prayer at a 2 hour interfaith event, then it isn’t your Faith under attack, it’s your sense of control, your discomfort with difference, and your understanding of what Faith really is
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Your Favorite Uh-Count@UrFavoriteAcct·
@LostMyHats You're allowing Muslims to control your frame. Hamas loves dead kids because it offends people like you. But in their worldview, they see these deaths not as tragedy, but as the greatest death possible: martyrdom by infidels. That's why they embed among civilians: Your tears.
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JD™@LostMyHats·
The scriptures say, “Whoever sows injustice will reap calamity, and the rod of his fury will fail (Proverbs 22:8). War is not always murder, and *can* be just. But what has happened in Gaza isn’t a war. It’s a culling, with a civilian death total of genocidal proportions. When they cite Amalek, they aren’t kidding. Israel has murdered more than 30k kids since 2023, and that’s the low estimate. Toughly 70% of the dead are children, meaning that the rate of child victims in Gaza is the highest of any conflict in modern history, despite the IDF having access to the most accurate targeting systems known to man. The IDF child death rate in Gaza is higher than in WWII. Higher than Vietnam and Korea. Higher than the Rwandan Genocide. In fact, it’s DOUBLE that of the Rwandan Genocide at its PEAK. Israel has sown injustice. And now, it’s reaping calamity. And it’s very unfortunate they spent so much money and energy lobbying to start this war. I pray that one day Israel will worship the Prince of Peace instead of persecute Him. But for now, Israel isn’t the slightest interested in peace, or its Prince. “For the day of the Lord is near upon all the nations. As you have done, it shall be done to you; your deeds shall return on your own head” (Obadiah 1:15).
Israel War Room@IsraelWarRoom

🚨BREAKING: 175 Israelis wounded in Iranian missile strikes on southern Israel last night, according to Soroka Hospital. From the impact in Arad, 115 people were injured — including 9 in serious condition, with 31 hospitalized, among them 18 children. From the strike in Dimona, 60 were wounded, including a 12-year-old in critical condition who underwent surgery and a man in his 20s moderately injured. Iran’s missile attacks are once again targeting civilian areas — including children — across Israel.

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Your Favorite Uh-Count@UrFavoriteAcct·
@ArtemisConsort The most likely reason to create a simulation is the same reason we create them: entertainment. We could be a source of comedy clips on their version of TikTok. We could be an MMORPG.
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Hunter Ash@ArtemisConsort·
Bostrom’s original simulation theory argument has a key component most people ignore: if we are being simulated, it is probably by a version of our own civilization in “the future” This is load-bearing, because it explains why they would choose our world out of all possible things to simulate. But it fails because of physical limits on computation. Any physical system contains strictly less reliably retrievable information than it would take to simulate that system. The most efficient possible simulation of a thing is simply being that thing. All other simulation methods come with orders-of-magnitude information loss. So no, we cannot pack a copy of our universe into some future space laptop. “Okay, but what if the ‘parent’ universe is fundamentally different from ours?” That’s fine, but then you have to explain why they’re simulating us specifically. There’s no longer an argument that it’s *probable* we’re in a simulation. It’s just another candidate metaphysics, on par with all the others.
Emerald Apple@AI_EmeraldApple

Simulation theory is like "finding god" for the atheists. The problem and the reason why so many people cringe at the idea of "god" is because popular religion and mass organized religion deconstructed the idea of "God" into a literal cartoon bearded man in the sky that looks like humans and has the same psychology... and treat bible verses as concrete atomized concepts that has no relation to the chapter or to the whole. Thomas Aquinas, perhaps one of the most intelligent men to live, said it best in Summa Theologica. God is the pure spirit with zero body, zero parts, zero location, zero time... almost like a hologram that exists in all space and time at once and nothing at the same time. The essence of existence itself God isn't something human beings can comprehend, just like an amoeba can't comprehend quantum physics. We can't even ask the right questions of reality, and maybe the best we can come up with is "simulation theory"... but even that has a problem of infinite regression of the simulators themselves being simulated themselves and so on. Simpler people think that humans "look like God," but Genesis doesn't say we look like God. It says we were made in HIS image, after HIS likeness. God is the rational soul... specifically ties into our intellect: the power to know, reason, the logos... and will, the power to love and choose freely between good and evil. That's the "image", not something stupid like a mirror selfie, but a real, participatory likeness that's beyond a simple picture. In Christian theology, specifically, this is the idea that god made sub-creators as humans who can ponder creation itself and, in doing so, we humans dimly reflect the ONE who just is existence. This is why Christianity, in its sophisticated form, invites us, humans, towards discovering god's design... and this was precisely why the scientific revolution was born out of the Christian tradition and nowhere else. This is why almost all of the scientists who were godfathers of modern science... Copernicus, Kepler, Galileo, Newton, Boyle, Maxwell... were Christian... and even people like Fermi and Einstein were deeply spiritual in the same tradition, even if they weren't specifically "Christian" . Here, the implication is that the language of mathematics itself is a small fraction of god's design. This is why high-IQ people arrive at the same conclusion as the low-IQ people of the uncaused cause. High IQ people see the beauty in the logos, in reason, the rational order, and in math, and see a fractional glimpse of god's design. Low IQ people accept god as the default of existence because they intuit it without reason. It's the midwits who claim atheism because they can't fathom religious thought to be anything sophisticated... classic Dunning-Kruger effect applied to metaphysics

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Your Favorite Uh-Count@UrFavoriteAcct·
Henceforth, we shall refer to everyone who declined the COVID shots as Unsullied.
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@RogueLou18 The issue with Kent, Tucker, Candace, and people like you is that you've all put yourselves in a position of needing the USA to fail in Iran. If Trump comes out of this smelling clean, all of you are forever tainted by taking the wrong position. Your only hope is USA failure.
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𝐋𝐚𝐮𝐫𝐞𝐧 ~🎙️🇺🇸
Half of my followers are hostile to this interview, but having just finished it- I’m telling you- you need to listen to it the most. Go in full abashed with “traitor” “leaker” all the things, but listen to it. He is very clear and concise and diplomatic. I’m telling you, my gut is screaming this is 2003 Iraq propaganda, and we will lose service members again on a lie. No other nation is worth the repeat of my friends’ blood. The narrative is so strong- and just the reaction from Poso posting Joe’s military decorations today proves it. Just turn it on and get through it. Some aspects may give you something to resonate on.
Tucker Carlson@TuckerCarlson

Joe Kent on why we actually went to war with Iran.

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Rohit@Rohit556669273·
@RedPillRabbit And how did you calculate the IQ of all of India? There are like 1.4 billion Indians across hundreds of different socio economic classes, so maybe tell how did you exactly calculate the average IQ. Or you just read some half baked biased report from some fake news website?
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Anon@Anonydu·
@UrFavoriteAcct @MaxNordau It was, though. The guy could have just said “okay, yeah, that’s going too far. I just meant…” But, nope, we have to do team sports.
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