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@PeakSeattle They essentially made it illegal to use our parking lot on 12th and Madison. You have no choice but to make illegal turns. And they made the street so much worse. @seattledot is the absolute worst

He's talking about how they eliminated parking spots to slow down cars. No. They're simply trying to eliminate cars.

@PeakSeattle @seattledot is worse than the Trump admin. If they come to your neighborhood you know they will ruin it. They are the absolute worst and they are so confident in their bad ideas they won’t listen or change

@marcthiessen How many Us troops died compared to bush jr?

A reminder that Bill Clinton was one of the most disastrous foreign policy presidents in our lifetime. His 1994 Agreed Framework paved the way for North Korea to get nukes. And his 1994 Budapest Agreement paved the way for Putin’s invasion of Ukraine. share.google/KYD16bgpFV2l8b…

@Expose2L @marcthiessen He’s been having to get by on the old Iraq footage and he’s so glad to get some new content. When that school got hit, he truly could not contain himself

@marcthiessen Have you been jerking off to the bombing footage, you sick fuck?

100000%

@MichaelRapaport @RepDanGoldman Someone threw a snowball at you and you cried like a baby and you’re calling someone a joke?

We’re supporting @RepDanGoldman Enough of these weak pathetic lunatics trying to drown NYC. Brad Lander is a joke

@SenatorSlotkin Go back on Bill Maher and whine about it you racist loser

Giving anyone the ability to wager and make money if U.S. service members are rescued or not is sick and twisted. We need to ban these prediction market companies from hosting "markets" like this to begin with, and we need to ban any politician or government official from insider trading.

@JamesSurowiecki Mark Levin is a top tier moron.

Mark Levin: Let's do in Iran what we did in Afghanistan, and bring the Taliban to power.

Not one of those covert programs turned out well for the U.S. - or the countries involved.

@EldarMamedov4 Because @SenSchumer and @RepJeffries work for AIPAC

Genuinely puzzled as to why aren't Democrats forcefully defending Obama's Iran deal? It was a legitimate, legacy-defining accomplishment. Instead, they're letting Trump's wreckage define the terms. Makes no sense.

@vladgeorgescu I bought the first iPad in nyc. There was zero line up. People thought it was a dumb idea. It didn’t catch on for months. Your story is definitely a lie

16 years ago I waited in a long line outside the apple store to buy the first ipad. I was so excited to walk home with it! The very next morning I dropped it on the bathroom floor and cracked the screen. And I don’t mean a tiny crack. It was completely wrecked. There was no apple care back then. I wasn’t earning that much. I was devastated. I went back to the apple store to see if they can replace the screen and how much it would cost. I was afraid the only solution was to buy a new one. “Hi how can I help you?” “I’m a dumbass” and showed him the cracked screen. “Oh man. Let me see what I can do.” He took my cracked ipad somewhere in the back. About ten minutes later he came back. He was holding a box. “Be more careful next time.” He handed me a brand new ipad. For free. I couldn’t believe it. He didn’t have to do that. He could’ve just said “sorry nothing we can do” but instead he went and persuaded his boss to do a good deed for a complete stranger. I don’t think stuff like this happens anymore. But 16 years ago, that interaction with an apple store employee left a profound mark on me.

@AlanEyre1 Iran actually seems to follow international law unlike the United States. I’m not worried about our missing soldier. I would be worried about pows held by the United States. Ever heard of Abu Graib?

If Iran is smart and if it captures the airman, it would either treat him fully within the Geneva Convention, or just repatriate him to the US, providing a stark contrast to the U.S. Navy allowing Iranian soldiers to drown.

@HenMazzig @JoshKraushaar Maybe Israel shouldn’t attack its neighbors

WHAT SHABBAT LOOKS LIKE IN ISRAEL DURING THE WAR: 25 drone and missile attacks in 24 hours. - 6:20 pm — Iran - 7:25 pm — Iran - 8:53 pm — Iran - 11:03 pm — Hezbollah - 11:27 pm — Hezbollah - ⁠12:03 am — Hezbollah - 12:34 am — Hezbollah - 1:04 am — Hezbollah - 1:26 am — Iran - 1:55 am — Iran - 9:22 am — Hezbollah - 9:39 am — Hezbollah - 10:29 am — Hezbollah - 11:07 am — Hezbollah - 11:45 am — Iran - 11:50 am — Hezbollah - 11:58 am — Houthis - 2:51 pm — Iran - 4:20 pm — Iran - 5:44 pm — Iran - 6:28 pm — Iran - 6:52 pm — Hezbollah - 7:25 pm — Iran - 7:30 pm — Hezbollah - 8:32 pm — Houthis 11 waves of missiles from the regime in Iran 🇮🇷. 12 waves of drones and rockets from Hezbollah 🇱🇧. 2 waves of missiles from the Houthis 🇾🇪. All targeting civilians. Without the Iron Dome, thousands of civilians would have been killed this Shabbat.

@ChrisLoesch @rittmeister_11 @TheoVon @grok Israel is a leach and has only been a drag on American greatness. We have fought too many wars and spent too much treasure on these war crazed maniacs.

@rittmeister_11 @TheoVon @grok No, it ensures they don’t develop relationships and arms systems with other nations and that keeps us on top. We benefit much more in actual dollars than what we put out.

I meant the elites and politicians that are leading us into these wars might make different choices if it was their children. It was hard for me to be angry and talk at the same time. I am thankful for to our troops who serve and are far braver than me. And also wtf do i know.

@CcpSkipTracer @LauraLoomer @SecRubio Yup seems like someone who really hates the American way of life. You people are top tier morons.

Thank you to @SecRubio for taking decisive action to safeguard Americans from the serious national security threats posed by family members of a terrorist regime who have embedded themselves on U.S. soil. Special appreciation goes to @LauraLoomer for her vigilance in first bringing this critical matter to the attention of the @DHSgov and the @StateDept back in March, where she meticulously documented and provided extensive evidence of their support for the Iranian regime. Her persistent follow-up and dedication helped ensure swift and appropriate action by the authorities.

Until recently, Hamideh Soleimani Afshar and her daughter were green card holders living lavishly in the United States. Afshar is the niece of deceased Iranian Major General Qasem Soleimani. She is also an outspoken supporter of the Iranian regime who celebrated attacks on Americans and referred to our country as the "Great Satan." This week, I terminated both Afshar and her daughter's legal status and they are now in ICE custody, pending removal from the United States. The Trump Administration will not allow our country to become a home for foreign nationals who support anti-American terrorist regimes.

@John32jr @grantgochin @GhonchehAzad When have you personally seen a death to America chant? When you saw saddams WMD? I see more hatred in America for the Middle East than the other way round. How many bombs have they dropped on us vs us on them?

@aksunder @grantgochin @GhonchehAzad The death to America chants are actually a proclamation of love? I guess that’s believable. I’d be envious if I lived in a Muslim shithole

Narjes Soleimani, daughter of the late Iranian General Qasem Soleimani, has denied that the two individuals arrested in the US are related to the family, in a letter published by the pro-reform Jamaran. She said "none” of Soleimani’s family or relatives has ever lived in the US.

@grantgochin @GhonchehAzad Iranians love America you twit. You’ve just been fed 40 years of Israeli propaganda and hate

@GhonchehAzad These people hate America. Why do they come here?

@neeratanden @CaptMaxSterling What have you done for the party? You’re a loser. Go away

@CaptMaxSterling Bookmarking this for after November.

I missed how every Dem leader went on Hasan Piker's show to make this happen. Just like there are very few Dems on Joe Rogan and Trump is still dropping with young people. The truth is no podcaster controls whole blocks of voters. This debate has become divorced from reality.

@neeratanden Go away. You let a senile old man ruin our chances of defeating Donald Trump. You also wrote Israel a blank check which directly led to this war. You should never be involved in politics again.

@KurtSchlichter Now we know what kind of people supported hitler. Disgusting

God bless Israel

@eden__space @omriceren @davereaboi Can’t respond to actual facts and logic so you resort to name calling. Same thing happened in Iraq. Remember freedom fries? Must be tiring carrying Israel’s water.

@aksunder @omriceren @davereaboi lol what’s stupid is repeating the same lines that all the dumbass Islamist parrots say and thinking it’s something profound. Go waste your time with someone who’s as historically illiterate as you are. Shits boring af after the 20th time seeing these exact same talking points

That's a lie. It's not what happened. It's not how it ever could have happened. The nuclear deal was structured so that when it expired Iran would be able to build a nuclear weapons arsenal while being immune from American pressure. Trump's absolute minimum for a deal has always been that Iran can never have a nuclear weapons capability. The gap was unbridgeable. That's easy to see even at the broadest level. At that level, the Iran debate is divided into two issues: sanctions and nuclear. In the JCPOA, that meant - 1. Sanctions relief. The JCPOA required the US to lock up our most powerful sanctions, including and especially oil sanctions, which had been built against the full range of Iran's malign activities. Iran would get to reap hundreds of billions of dollars annually to build up its navy, missile arsenal, and terrorist proxies, in exchange for concessions just on nuclear issues. 2. Nuclear sunsets. Even those concessions were just temporary. The deal legalized Iran's nuclear program, eventually allowing it to enrich uranium in unlimited amounts to unlimited levels. According to Obama, after a decade under the deal, Iran's nuclear breakout time would shrink to almost zero. In Trump 45, US negotiators spent a year trying to get the Europeans to agree to a "Fix" that would have abolished sunsets and addressed Iran's malign activities. The Europeans said, correctly, that the sunsets were the whole point of the deal, and talks stalled. In Trump 47, US negotiators repeatedly offered the Iranians deals in which Iran's nuclear capabilities would be permanently curtailed. Each time, the Iranians came back with counteroffers that were only temporary, and so here we are.

@anishmoonka Yet @linamkhan went after Amazon for saving us money and didn’t do anything about Apple. Let’s also talk about their AirPods that can’t charge properly or can’t be found with find my if they are out of the case. What a joke.

Every photo you take on your iPhone is quietly recording a 3-second video in the background. You never turned this on. Apple ships every single iPhone with it enabled, and they have a $109 billion reason to keep it that way. It's called Live Photos. Been around since 2015. When you tap the shutter, your phone grabs 1.5 seconds of video before your finger hits the button and 1.5 seconds after. Then it stitches that clip to your picture and saves both. The storage cost is where it gets interesting. A regular iPhone photo is about 2–5 MB. How-To Geek tested Live Photos on an iPhone 13 and found each one runs around 13 MB total, roughly 5 MB for the picture and 8 MB for the video riding shotgun. So every photo with Live turned on takes 2.5x the space. Apple gives you 5 GB of free iCloud storage. For comparison, Google gives you 15 GB. At 13 MB per shot, you burn through Apple's free 5 GB in about 385 photos. Photutorial's 2024 data puts the average American at 20 photos a day. That's three weeks before Apple's free storage runs dry and the little "iCloud Full" notification starts nagging you to upgrade. $0.99 a month for 50 GB. $2.99 for 200 GB. $9.99 for 2 TB. And it keeps coming back. I've seen this complaint all over Apple's own support forums and across tech sites. People disable Live Photos. Software update rolls in. It switches itself back on. Apple has never explained this. Zoom out to the business side and the math clicks. Apple's services business (iCloud, App Store, Apple Music, Apple TV, all of it lumped together) pulled in $109.2 billion in 2025, up 14% from the year before. December 2025 quarter alone crossed $30 billion in services revenue for the first time in company history. iCloud+ and Apple One subscriptions account for about 26% of that pie, which works out to roughly $28 billion a year in charges that auto-renew every month on a credit card most people forgot they entered. I'll be fair. Live Photos do have some genuinely useful tricks. You can scroll through the frames and pick the one where nobody blinked. Long Exposure mode blurs water in rivers and waterfalls without needing a tripod. And you can turn any Live Photo into a short looping animation. But honestly, for the vast majority of people, Live Photos is just a storage tax they never signed up for. It sits there on every iPhone, quietly eating space. And sooner or later, the $0.99 upgrade prompt does the rest.