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@Gnome4308 Ha! I thought you were talking about X !

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Where are all the teen girls getting upset and saying this to all the Epstein predatory elites and those protecting them? No, it's all you non-child-grap!sts trying to raise families and who aren't flying around on private jets who deserve to be shamed for your immoral and wicked ways.

@alphafox He's irresistible.

Is this really how men approached women in the 80’s? 🤔😭

@Rothmus It's so wonderful we live in a free society where News is not biased.

@BGatesIsaPyscho He totally is.

🚨🌏 Trump:- “I’m not putting troops anywhere - and if I was, I wouldn’t tell you”

@SlaveryEvovles @Rothmus Slavery does indeed evolve Prisons evolve Pirates evolve Mafia evolves to get more sophisticated, sneaky, undetectable, profitable

@iThinkHarder @Rothmus Define "be" Life absent the initiation of force on peaceful people will probably be two or more of them if you talk to semi interesting people. And without government is a prerequisite to that.

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Prey vs Predator

Remember how we used to see photos of Biden nonstop? And now we see none. They control what occupies your mind, your thoughts, your emotions. Do you really want this to be your life? You're falling into their frame. In dating advice and PUA, they teach guys to hold frame and not fall into her frame. Same applies with free men (and women) vs the govt (your overlords and controllers).

@TuckerCarlson why x.com/iThinkHarder/s…

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

@GuntherEagleman x.com/iThinkHarder/s…

@alifarhat79 also our breakfast is toast from cheap bread and unripe melon

@The_BasedNinja so fine

Please god tell me this is AI, I can’t tell anymore.

@MmisterNobody Sounds like you're hanging around a bunch of immature snowflakes.

You know what I’ve noticed for a while? So many people in this world, and even in my own social circle, follow social norms not because they truly want to, but because they feel pressure to meet expectations and keep the people around them happy. Let me explain. A lot of people choose careers, lifestyles, and even relationships based on what will make their parents proud or help them look successful in the eyes of others. But deep down, I often get the sense that they want something completely different. It’s subtle, but you can see it in their hesitation, their lack of enthusiasm, even in their body language. Why does this happen? Part of it comes down to how we’re raised. From a young age, we’re rewarded for approval and discouraged from disappointing others. Over time, many people start tying their self-worth to validation, especially from family. So instead of asking, “What do I actually want?”, the question becomes, “What will make me accepted, respected, or loved?” There’s also fear, fear of judgment, rejection, or failure. Choosing your own path means risking criticism or even losing support from the people closest to you. For many, it feels safer to follow a script than to stand out and potentially fail. Social comparison plays a role too. When everyone around you is chasing similar milestones, prestigious careers, marriage, status, it creates an invisible pressure to keep up. Even if it doesn’t feel right personally, people don’t want to feel left behind. You can see this mindset in everyday situations: “I hate my job, but it pays well and looks good on paper. I can’t quit now because people would think I failed.” “I don’t even like this field, but I’ve already invested so many years into it. I might as well keep going.” “I want to travel or try something different, but that’s not ‘stable.’ I should just stick to a safe path.” “I’m going to buy this expensive car or house so people can see I’ve made it.” “I’m staying in this relationship because it looks perfect from the outside, even though I’m not really happy.” “I don’t actually enjoy going out or partying, but everyone else is doing it, so I feel like I have to.” “I want to start something creative, but what if people think it’s stupid or I fail publicly?” “I’ll choose a ‘respectable’ career first, and maybe later I’ll do what I really want, but later never comes.” “I don’t agree with this, but I’ll just go along with it to avoid conflict.” In moments like these, the motivation isn’t always genuine desire, it’s often pressure, fear, or the need for validation. And honestly, it’s kind of sad. Not because people are weak, but because many don’t even realize they’re living for someone else’s expectations. It becomes so normalized that it feels like their own choice. Has anyone else noticed this in their circle?

Why are there no studies documentaries podcasts explorations vice exposé psychology today series about the feeling of power trip and rush that 👮👮‍♀️get when they get to control other humans? and what kind of personalities become 👮👮‍♀️ If we were in an actual organic market of ideas, this would be a HUGE arena like True Crime is.

@larken_rose As I watched you conclude this wonderful Ted talk, I thought: I would pay a million dollars to be able to see the thoughts and emotions of each of those PartyLibertarians at every moment throughout.

I just posted the video of me bashing the "Libertarian" party at their own event down in Tucson, back on January 23rd. Woot woot. (See first comment below.)

A rare treat. Especially if you wanna see Dave Smith get roasted. Bottom line: You don't really know what freedom is.

@BGatesIsaPyscho Nah, he's giving the secret handshake token with forefinger up on wrist. All fingers are there. Mormons, confirm.

Imagine not even being slightly suspicious after five clips in a row…..

@LVLPolitics @loathealllibs Your words made my year. It means a lot.

@iThinkHarder @loathealllibs Hey you're the man. I appreciate it. You have some of the best posts on the app. I consider myself lucky to have read and fully embraced your prison planet logic.

Follow these freedom-lovers if you're looking for dudes on X who are active and reply consistently! These guys deserve to grow: @loathealllibs @LVLPolitics