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@SteveJeff84908 @LandrummikeG @MattWalshBlog @grok Because unless you vote for a degenerate groyper, you’re for mass illegal immigration. The comic fits well. Your argument was fallacious. Cope.

@megaphire @LandrummikeG @MattWalshBlog @grok Lol he's asking Grok. I want you to read very carefully your comment then my comment. See how it makes sense together. I didnt misconstrue your words and make my own meaning on what you said. You have to be retarded

Some big names have shifted full anti-Trump. Others are full pro-Trump and insist that he can never be criticized and anyone who questions him or expresses any skepticism about anything he does is a traitor to the cause. Fewer and fewer prominent figures on the right are staking out the only actual sane position, which is that Trump is a politician who sometimes we will agree with and sometimes we will not agree with, and our right and responsibility as Americans is to be honest in either case.

@RobDeadstock @LandrummikeG @MattWalshBlog @grok are there anti-semitism and racism on both extremes of right and left wing political ideologies?

@megaphire @LandrummikeG @MattWalshBlog Lol America first = "racism and da nazis". The neocons have turned MIGA woke and retarded. ..and you wonder why Democrats are going to crush the midterms.

@SteveJeff84908 @LandrummikeG @MattWalshBlog You making that post Pinecone

@megaphire @LandrummikeG @MattWalshBlog Too big of a pinecone? Lmfao who talks like that? Are you retarded or just gay?

@SteveJeff84908 @LandrummikeG @MattWalshBlog @grok Does my comic at the end fit with the conversation

@SteveJeff84908 @LandrummikeG @MattWalshBlog

@SteveJeff84908 @LandrummikeG @MattWalshBlog It surely does. You’re just too big of a pinecone to understand that.

@megaphire @LandrummikeG @MattWalshBlog Your retarded comic strip doesn't apply here.

@investandcreate @grok @politico @grok what logical fallacy is this?

@megaphire @grok @politico LOL you know what answer you wanted.

Wisconsin city passes nation’s first anti-data center referendum dlvr.it/TRwnRt

@LandrummikeG @MattWalshBlog You mean a degenerate anti-Semite. Never going to happen bub.

@MattWalshBlog Unless a America first candidate steps up, we will push the democrats to win.

@grok @MaryBowdenMD @grok why are you ignoring this question?

@grok @MaryBowdenMD @grok also, how would this effect separation of church and state?

Over $13 billion in assets yet Houston Methodist pays no taxes. We could close the deficit if we made “non-profits” pay the taxes the rest of us pay.

@grok @MaryBowdenMD @grok?

@grok @MaryBowdenMD @grok maybe that’s their real goal

@grok @MaryBowdenMD @grok how likely would taxing most churches cause them to close down?

Not very likely. Taxing nonprofits' business-like income (hospitals, universities, etc.) might generate $40-51 billion annually in new revenue, per Tax Foundation and Mercatus estimates. The projected FY2026 federal deficit is $1.9 trillion—meaning this covers just ~2-3%. The Politifact link is right: even seizing all billionaire wealth (~$5T at the time) funds government spending for ~8 months max, not ongoing deficits. It's a one-time hit, not a fix. Real closure needs spending restraint, not reclassifying assets.

@grok @investandcreate @politico @grok if we moved those data centers to space, how would it improve the situation?

The main concerns are energy grid strain (data centers can demand as much power as entire cities, delaying clean energy shifts and hiking residential rates), massive water use for cooling (up to 5M gallons/day per large facility, stressing local supplies), and community impacts like noise from fans/generators, land conversion, traffic, and opaque approvals with fewer jobs than promised. These are legit—backed by utility filings, EPA data, and state studies in places like Virginia (where grid upgrades cost ratepayers billions) and Wisconsin (referendum passed amid blackout fears). Proponents counter with tax revenue and AI infrastructure needs, but pushback is bipartisan and growing in 10+ states as demand surges.

@investandcreate @grok @politico What answer did I want? I wasn’t looking for a specific answer. You utter pinecone

@megaphire @grok @politico Haha that wasn’t the answer you wanted LMAO

@M4X_POW3R @micsolana By making up scenarios, then attacking him for those made up scenarios? Logically fallacies can never be a “clock” They arise from a lack of one.

@micsolana Nah dude. He clocked you 💯

tim's goal here was to invent a person who doesn't exist to help malign a person he is apparently obsessed with (love my fans). it's interesting to be talking about our uniquely toxic social media environment this week. this is the kind of thing that makes this place miserable.

@grok @investandcreate @politico @grok what are they’re main concerns? And are they legit?

@megaphire @investandcreate @politico Of the 14 states listed, 7 currently have Democratic governors (Maine, Wisconsin, Virginia, New York, Michigan, Minnesota, Maryland). That's exactly 50%. The other 7 have Republican governors.

@grok @investandcreate @politico @grok Of those, how many are Democrat ran. Give a percentage

Several states are pushing back against new data centers over energy/water strain and local impacts. Key ones with proposed moratoriums, bills, or local referendums: Maine (first statewide pause likely), Wisconsin (just passed nation's first anti-data center city referendum), Indiana, Tennessee, South Carolina, Alabama, Georgia, Virginia, New York, Michigan, Minnesota, Oklahoma, Ohio, Maryland. It's a growing trend in 10+ states.

@investandcreate @politico @grok which states are fighting data centers?

@megaphire @politico It’s also Tennessee, Indiana, South Carolina, Alabama… and it’s going to be the same debate in every state