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@DropSiteNews Just light years ahead of us in decency and intelligence

Note also: The image is circulating online and has not been independently verified.

💢 An Iranian Shahed drone heading toward enemy targets today was seen bearing a sticker reading “In memory of Tupac Shakur” and “Killuminati,” referencing his 1996 album The Don Killuminati: The 7 Day Theory. The album’s opening track, “Bomb First (My Second Reply),” is about defiance, survival, and resistance to power — themes that closely mirror Iran’s wartime messaging. Iranian forces and allied groups have increasingly incorporated global anti-establishment pop culture into their messaging and psychological warfare — in their viral LEGO videos and with references like this. 🎶 Lines from the track resonate with that framing: “We didn’t even come to hurt nobody… but it’s my life or your life” “Got nothin’ to lose, got nowhere to go” “Ride for the cause… I’ll die for the cause” “Plan, plot, strategize… and bomb first”

@jtremb5 @trefinedAura It do. Thank you

@VinceLovesPuck @trefinedAura The book that covers this is The Ellimist Chronicles, if that helps.

anyhow one of my favorite animorphs fun facts is that God is the last survivor of an alien species who was wiped out by another alien species because they broadcast a video game streamer playing Spore and the other species was like « these genocidal maniacs must be stopped! »

@Timodc This is a funny way for me to find out you were gay

Me: Wakes up and flips on the old twitter machine to see what’s happening in our stupid war. Twitter:

@doulbedoink Is that purple drank?

These are the visuals in a Jon Bois video before he starts talking about a backup qb who threw for 31 yards in 1987

@Darkdeedfiles @LauraLoomer I can see how you would think that because you’re very very stupid

@LauraLoomer They're shooting down our planes and we're still having the "should we be tough on Iran" debate. Wild. Anyone who still thinks the Iran deal crowd had good intentions needs to explain this.

Now, imagine if Iran had nuclear weapons. It can never be allowed.

@notsoErudite The only antisemitism is from your post

Guy actively working to shake young men out of antisemitism

@bymysidebritsau @HamiltonNashHR @drcateshanahan The obese will be the ones forcing vegans into the processing plant at gunpoint for that sweet sweet grass fed human grease

@VinceLovesPuck @HamiltonNashHR @drcateshanahan Doubt they are often gonna be the obese ones mentioned in that op.

This is gross, so naturally I have to share. My accountant just explained crematoriums have adapted to the obesity epidemic to prevent massive...grease...fires. Here's what they do: Turn down the heat from 2800 to 1500 Bake the entire day, instead of minutes And put...

@bymysidebritsau @HamiltonNashHR @drcateshanahan Vegans getting real nervous

@HamiltonNashHR @drcateshanahan Doubt it. Beef are herbivores and humans are generally not.

@DavidKlion @snackvampire So glad you pointed out the bad composition. Dog shit plating

@snackvampire Yeah she means that particular style of couscous, which she has chosen to eat along with trayf on a very poorly composed plate

lmao

@Mug_of_Glop @TheWapplehouse Really? I was impressed with how small the foot print was, dropping relatively all in the spot it stood

@TheWapplehouse I really feel like that's not how you're supposed to do that.

Gm let’s get this paper

@TheWapplehouse This legit upset me

The questions I have are heavier and far more loaded than that diaper

@cooljamzbut2D @slime_machine My exact sentiments. A lite slaw with fresh cucumbers and jalapeno is fire as fuck with bbq

@slime_machine I’m willing to defend it on barbecue sandwiches

would like to start a national dialogue about coleslaw, undisputed WOAT, have never met anyone who will stand up for it, interested in phasing it out permanently

@DreamLeaf5 @TwinkTheory Pretty sure it has something to do with imaginary numbers. It being a math page and all.

@TwinkTheory That’s what I choose to believe

Does the chad want to fuck the twink or what’s happening here

@somethings_awry @thereisnojayjay I think it’s really cool but I’m really sick right now and it legit made me puke looking at that hot dog icing. I’m sorry

@thereisnojayjay I wouldn't say there's no reason this time lol

First time making eclairs, hope I'm doing it right and they don't turn out Evil!!!!

@BrigadaAbi Truly. My heart breaks that he’s getting harassed by the worst people on the planet but his resilience is extraordinary

time to say i am incredibly proud of hasan especially in the day and age of relentless smear campaigns against him. the way he's conducted himself during this time is incredibly inspiring.

@favoga_ What game is this?

こんなんどうやっても勝てないだろww 誰か対処法教えてくれよw

@SoloRayForce @TheOmniLiberal @PatriotsFanNE10 A few more smears and the public will start liking isreal again, for sure. Keep at it champ

@PatriotsFanNE10 @TheOmniLiberal Hasan's obediant bitch fan is about to get in their PLACE real fast and defend this

This is true. In the world Hasan advocates for, there would be no antisemitism (all the Jews would be dead).

No wonder the Third Way/AIPAC Democrats are so scared of his influence. Look how well-spoken and clear and calm he is compared to their stable of fidgety gasbaggy genocidal illiterates like Bari and Ben Shapiro.

@Washington_Rep @politico Thanks for giving us the Zionist bullet pointed hasbara

Some Democrats want to shut off Hasan Piker’s “megaphone” because they see him as a political and moral liability — citing antisemitic and extremist rhetoric, fear of alienating moderates, and concern that platforming him undermines the party’s credibility in condemning bigotry. 🔥 Why this is erupting now: - 🧩 A Michigan Senate race triggered the clash. Abdul El‑Sayed’s decision to hold April 7 campus rallies with Piker — alongside Rep. Summer Lee — forced Democrats to confront whether they should appear with him at all. - 🎧 Piker’s massive online reach (millions of followers on Twitch and YouTube) makes him influential with young voters, which some progressives see as an asset — and some centrists see as a dangerous liability. 🚫 Why some Democrats want to shut off his “megaphone”: 1. Allegations of antisemitism and extremist rhetoric: - 🛑 Rep. Brad Schneider, chair of the New Democratic Coalition and co‑chair of the Congressional Jewish Caucus, has called Piker “an unapologetic antisemite.” - 🛑 Critics cite comments such as calling Orthodox Jews “inbred,” saying “America deserved 9/11,” comparing Israelis to the KKK, and defending Hamas. - 🛑 The ADL and centrist think tank Third Way have also condemned him. These Democrats argue that appearing with Piker undercuts the party’s moral authority when it criticizes bigotry on the right. 2. Fear of alienating moderates and swing‑state voters: - 🎯 Michigan is a battleground state, and centrists warn that associating with Piker could damage Democrats with suburban and moderate voters, especially amid heightened tensions over Israel. - 🎯 Third Way called the partnership “morally repugnant and strategically self‑defeating.” This is not just about Piker — it’s about brand management in a high‑stakes election cycle. 3. Internal Democratic struggle over far‑left influencers: - 🌐 Some Democrats believe the party must embrace online creators to reach younger voters. - 🌐 Others argue that figures like Piker bring culture‑war baggage that overshadows policy and hands Republicans easy attack lines. This mirrors the GOP’s own battles with far‑right influencers — but now playing out on the left. 4. Concerns about platform legitimacy: - 📣 Rep. Ritchie Torres previously urged Twitch to stop promoting Piker, calling him the platform’s “antisemitic poster child.” - 📣 Some Democrats fear that giving Piker institutional legitimacy — rallies, joint appearances, endorsements — amplifies rhetoric they see as harmful. 🧭 Why others in the party refuse to cut him off: - 🔊 They see Piker as a gateway to young, disaffected, online‑native voters who don’t trust traditional media or political institutions. - 🔊 El‑Sayed and allies frame the rallies as focused on economic justice, student debt, and workers’ rights, not foreign policy. To them, distancing from Piker looks like ceding the youth vote to apathy — or to the right. 🧨 The bigger picture: This fight is not really about one streamer. It’s about: - 🌍 The Democratic Party’s shifting base on Israel and foreign policy - 🧠 The tension between ideological purity and electoral pragmatism - 📱 The growing power of online personalities in shaping political identity - ⚖️ The party’s attempt to define its boundaries in an era of decentralized media

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