Remy

@nxt888 You're asked, what, 4 Americans?

Ask an American about the bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki. A substantial portion will tell you it was necessary. Tragic, but necessary. It ended the war. It saved lives. Hard choices in impossible circumstances. Now ask them how they would feel if another country had done it to an American city. Watch the framework collapse in real time. Suddenly "necessary" is not a category that applies. Suddenly there are no hard choices and impossible circumstances. Suddenly it is simply: a crime. An act of war. An atrocity. This is not hypocrisy in the ordinary sense. This is a two-tiered moral universe so deeply internalized that most people living inside it cannot see the structure at all. Violence done to Americans is atrocity by definition. Violence done by Americans requires context. Requires understanding. Requires a discussion of the strategic situation. This is the psychological furniture. This is what empire builds inside the people who benefit from it. And it is almost invisible from the inside.

@Heal_within96 I thought all whites were racist though?

The difference is night and day. How Russia Vs USA portrayed Africans in cartoons.

@dqveed I learned about a lot of this. In school. In the 90s. Everyone needs to calm down.

The history of this country should be taught, fully in schools

@pbeisel I’m sure we went but the “footage” of the moon landing is complete horse shit. They wanted to brag to the world but their actual feat wasn’t recorded well enough so they produced it.

For all you highly moronic moon conspiracy theorists... The moon landings happened. Here are four bulletproof reasons why the hoax theory collapses under its own weight. 1. We brought back 842 pounds of moon rocks and geologists worldwide have been slicing them open for 55 years Apollo 11–17 crews hauled back samples that scream "lunar origin" in every isotope, crystal structure, and chemical signature. These rocks have zero water content (Earth rocks almost always have some), solar wind particles embedded from billions of years of unfiltered space exposure, and microscopic glass beads formed by ancient meteorite impacts— stuff impossible to replicate with 1960s tech. Independent labs in the Soviet Union, Europe, Japan, and China analyzed them and confirmed: same age (3.7–4.5 billion years), same exotic minerals like armalcolite, same lack of oxidation. If NASA faked it, they'd have needed a secret lunar rock factory decades ahead of its time. Conspiracy theorists never explain how we pulled that off while simultaneously "faking" the tech to get there. These samples are still studied today in museums and universities— you can touch (protected) pieces yourself. 2. Laser reflectors are still on the Moon, and anyone with the right equipment can ping them right now Apollo 11, 14, and 15 crews placed corner-cube retroreflectors on the lunar surface. These are passive mirrors (no batteries, no moving parts) that bounce laser beams straight back to Earth. Observatories like McDonald in Texas, Apache Point in New Mexico, and facilities in France, Italy, and Australia have been firing lasers at them daily since 1969 and measuring the round-trip time to millimeter precision. The data proves the distance to the Moon (about 384,400 km) and how it's slowly receding (3.8 cm/year). China’s Chang’e missions and India’s Chandrayaan have imaged the exact landing sites, including the hardware and tracks. If it was faked, the hoaxers would have needed to secretly land mirrors on the Moon— or convince every laser-ranging scientist on Earth to lie for half a century. Spoiler: they didn’t. 3. Modern orbiters from multiple countries have photographed the landing sites in high resolution—footprints and all NASA’s Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter (LRO) has snapped razor-sharp images of every Apollo site since 2009. You can see the descent stages, rover tracks, astronaut footprints, and even the exact paths they walked. Japan’s SELENE, India’s Chandrayaan-2, and China’s Chang’e-2 and Chang’e-3 orbiters independently confirmed the same shadows, hardware, and disturbance patterns. These aren’t blurry NASA photos from 1969, they’re crisp, multi-spectral images taken decades later by rival space agencies. The geometry matches perfectly: the flag is still there (Apollo 11’s fell over during liftoff), the rover is parked where they left it, and the blast craters under the landers are exactly as predicted. A studio set on Earth couldn’t survive that level of global scrutiny from space. 4. The conspiracy would have been bigger, dumber, and leakier than the actual mission Over 400,000 people worked on Apollo. That’s engineers, technicians, contractors, secretaries, and janitors across dozens of companies and universities. Not one deathbed confession, not one leaked memo, not one whistleblower with hard proof in 55+ years? That’s statistically insane. The Soviets were tracking every second of the missions in real time with their own radar and radio telescopes— they hated America’s guts and would have screamed "fake" at the first glitch if they could. Instead, they congratulated the U.S. and kept quiet. Faking it would have required inventing better special effects, vacuum chambers, and propulsion tech than what actually existed while hiding it from the very people who built the real rockets. Occam’s razor doesn’t just cut here; it eviscerates the hoax. The footage, the rocks, the reflectors, the photos, the tracking data— they all line up perfectly because the landings were real. The moon is still up there, waiting for the next crew. The evidence isn’t "believable", it’s undeniable. If you’re still on the fence, go look at an LRO image of Tranquility Base or bounce a laser off those reflectors yourself. Remember: conspiracy theory is the sophistication of the ignorant.

@Jaydon225 It would probably be disrespectful to the non Christians involved in the mission to name the mission something from Christianity. “Artemis” was a traditional and safe choice. Christians are completely fine with ancient religions and actually understand their impact on our own 🤷‍♀️

A Christian space travel named "Artemis"?? 😂😂 Christians! Such a funny bunch of humans! 🙂‍↔️🙂‍↔️

@ChrisDJackson Dementia patients famously have good days and bad days. They shuffle him out on his good days to keep up appearances.

Isn’t it funny how Biden is out among everyday people, and NONE of the people actually meeting him are describing some confused old man? They are describing someone humble, engaged, and fully present. Doesn't match the bullshit media narrative, does it? The press pushed that garbage. The loudmouths amplified it. The weak-minded bought it. And the country paid the price. They should be shamed without mercy. There must be accountability

@invis4yo Probably. And I’m willing to bet the slave owners from history have been judged by God by now too.

Were they watching during slavery?

@RjNol I’m not sure but I don’t think we’re supposed to be asking questions 😠

If there were 4 astronauts on the Artemis II mission, who was filming? Did the camera make that movement, ending in a close-up on Earth, because of zero gravity?🤔

@queenie4rmnola Everyone knows this hon.

No one in the Bible is White

@NaijamenXXX @villaxuss @genteel_georgie Yet people still literally dying every day to get in here. Explain that one to me.

@lostafarian @villaxuss @genteel_georgie They instead hide their kids & dogs from you. Media from your nations are literally banned in multiple global south nations. The same can't be said for Africans as we aren't the ones being warmongering terrorist accros the entire globe to the point people burn our flags daily.

Return to what? larping as Black people. The banjo is from West Africa. It's not white culture. Hell if we're being honest White Americans didn't even create relevant genres with their own instruments. Despite the guitar being European it was Black Americans who created Rock.

@GravySauceCream “Should of” makes my blood boil 😠. Literally not a logical phrase…..

the grammatical error that bugs me the most is when someone uses “loose” instead of “lose” or vice versa. i really don’t understand how someone over the age of 7 makes that mistake.

@villaxuss @genteel_georgie People don’t cross the street when they see me coming 🤷‍♀️

@genteel_georgie Literally everyone hates your people. This is why other continents assisted in killing your colonials in Africa. You're a parasitic race with a parasitic attachment to us. It's why you want your enemies to be our enemies. But we're never going to be on your side at any point.

@PhysicistTx Something I said struck a chord with you 🤔

@lostafarian So you're unable to defend the immoral Christian fairy tale book and thus you don't even try. Instead you (necessarily) go for the childish ad hominem. As my mom would say, "how embarrassing for you."

Not long ago, I posted this list of Bible verses. A Christian replied “NONE OF THOSE ARE IN THE BIBLE!”

@BTCBreadMan The videos of it are laughably fake. We probably went, but the “footage” was certainly faked.

My best friend is 36 years old. He’s a really smart dude in general. High IQ, good test scores. But this dumb mother fucker truly and deeply believes that we never landed on the moon. How do I gently explain to him that I can’t be his friend anymore because he’s retarded?

@Nguyen_anime3 Jesus was called many things in his time lol. But no, Trump is not exactly what I’d call Christ like.

I’m not a Christian, so tell me if I’m wrong: I don’t think Jesus was a racist and a pedophile

@ThrillaRilla369 No habla ingles.

If your Muslim neighbor says you must get rid of your dog to respect Islam, what would you do?

@progressvoice I think ya'll did but got strong armed by your own party.

Why didn’t we choose him??

@GeeScottSr I tend to ignore anyone who brings the kkk into a conversation. Or nazis. Villains of the past who we all know hold little to no power in today’s world. But it’s all people yap on about for some reason.

"I’ll be honest, I’m shocked this "Democrats founded the KKK" line really is being said in 2026. Like grown adults really say this with the intent of, "Ahh, I gotcha!" I mean, continue telling the rest then. That’s like blaming me for something happening in a house I moved out of 20 years ago. Yeah, history matters, but so does what happened after. To stop with the rest is dishonest, and makes me wonder if you do it on purpose, or you really don't know. When Civil Rights Act of 1964 and the Voting Rights Act of 1965 passed, after that, no Democratic presidential candidate has won a majority of white voters nationwide since. The Truth Never expires, no matter how much sauce you put on the rice.

@ArielleScarcell I don’t know if basing our life choices on what animas do is the wisest approach.

Homosexuality has been found in over 500 different animal species. Is that also not normal? Isn't normal defined as "being found in nature."