@HarryHayHopDad @J0HAPA @Junior_Rawrz @FightWithMemes It is my understanding that the federal government wasn’t doing that, such infringements were being done by local governments.
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WildBranchBuilder
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United States Katılım Mayıs 2025
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@wild_builder @J0HAPA @Junior_Rawrz @FightWithMemes As this article was being written was during a time in which the government at the time was literally going from place to place confiscating guns to subjugate and prevent the people from raising a militia to oppose the sitting government. Context matters
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@J0HAPA @Junior_Rawrz @FightWithMemes I only used grok for the response because I was too lazy to go and quote the pertinent sections of the constitution. My original response was written wholly by myself from memory.
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@ObviousRises One could argue that is likely the objective.
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As a non-white (super) minority I honestly fear that there will be a mass racial conflict in the near future, you can't just allow repeat offenders to slaughter white people while punishing any white person who dare protect themselves, I fear things will get very ugly.
🇺🇸 🧯@LibertasRedux
By arresting Chud they basically just created 271,000 more of him.
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@LizzyStarrrdust And since we’re not affected by hormones then hormones serve no purpose whatsoever and tax payers don’t have to pay for them for trans people
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You heard it here first folks. Men and women aren't actually affected by different hormones. Outliers exist so we can't actually generalize the vast majority of the group for the sake of understanding human biology. No that wouldn't be equitable.
𓅇@icono_clastic
This is disingenuous because there is no such thing as homogenized “male and female brains”. The gender essentialist framing that Lizzy promotes on Twitter is—for lack of a better word—lies—because it suggests static and empirically reproducible biological categories...so she can hardly be “educating” anyone about “hormonal and structural influences” because they are actually wildly diverse, and not homogenous static categories
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Had the 12yo attacked by the 17yo made any attempt to defend himself he should have obviously got $1.25m bail while waiting for 56 years in jail.
After all, he might have once said the magic word.
Big Popz@BigPopz72
Brass knuckles, camera person ready, and repeated blows.. Unprovoked. I see a brutal assault, I see a deadly weapon, and I see that it's premeditated.. It's time to charge kids like this as adults. We don't have to live like this...
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Second Amendment (1791)
A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed.
(U.S. Const. amend. II)
Article I, Section 8 (relevant clauses on armies and militia)
Clause 12 – Armies
To raise and support Armies, but no Appropriation of Money to that Use shall be for a longer Term than two Years;
(U.S. Const. art. I, § 8, cl. 12)
Clause 15 – Calling forth the Militia
To provide for calling forth the Militia to execute the Laws of the Union, suppress Insurrections and repel Invasions;
(U.S. Const. art. I, § 8, cl. 15)
Clause 16 – Organizing the Militia
To provide for organizing, arming, and disciplining, the Militia, and for governing such Part of them as may be employed in the Service of the United States, reserving to the States respectively, the Appointment of the Officers, and the Authority of training the Militia according to the discipline prescribed by Congress;
(U.S. Const. art. I, § 8, cl. 16)
These directly tie into the debate: the prefatory clause of the 2nd Amendment, the constitutional limit on standing armies (to prevent permanent professional forces), and the emphasis on the militia (composed of the people) as the primary defense mechanism.
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@wild_builder @FightWithMemes this was well thought out and worded, thank you for your opinion.
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BIOENGINEERED TICK WARFARE IS HERE...Right on cue, PFIZER launches their new LYME DISEASE VACCINE.
Ticks are exploding everywhere. Farmers finding strange boxes of them. Helicopters dumping them. Not normal.
Problem → Reaction → Solution. Same playbook.
This isn’t nature. It’s engineered.
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This man saw a white family out for a walk, purposely ran them over with his car, pulled out a shotgun and executed their 3-year-old child.
Do you believe cases like this deserve more national media coverage?
A. YES — The media should cover it more
B. NO — Coverage is already sufficient
C. ONLY IF ALL SIMILAR CASES ARE COVERED EQUALLY
D. NOT SURE / NEED MORE FACTS
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india before the British left vs. after.
This is why they keep flooding into Western nations.
They can’t function without us.
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Video from events in the USA this week.
Genetically modified/weaponized ticks are being dropped from the sky onto farms in boxes. Folks on the ground have documented the events 100s of times.
Bill Gates is of course in charge of the attacks….
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Saxons have a greater claim for carrying a blade for cultural reasons than any Sikh. Our tribal name literally translates to "sons of the blade", and yet we have been stripped of our birthright to carry one in our own ancestral homeland. Our ancestors are rolling in their graves that their descendants have been turned into slaves (for in their/our culture, being unarmed is a sign of enslavement). Reviving this ancient rite must be one of the outcomes of our tribal awakening, to honour our ancestors. More blades on British streets, not less!
Side note: the second amendment is the spiritual extension of this ancient Saxon custom. The right to bear arms is the difference between a slave and a free man.
vittorio@IterIntellectus
what the fuck is happening in the UK?! an 18yo kid was stabbed four times by a fellow british* man "Vikrum Digwa" who was openly carrying an 8 inch blade in public (which is illegal in the UK, but under the new racial laws only one ethnic group is allowed to do) chased down when he tried to escape, stabbed again, but since the gentleman claimed henry did one of the worst crimes one can commit in the west, doing a racism, the police put the bleeding kid in handcuffs and let him die on the pavement what the fuck?!
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The goats are gone.
Not all of them. There's about 95,000 left in the UK. Mostly hobbyists. A few smallholders. The odd appearance on a children's TV show.
But once upon a time, this island was crawling with them.
Wales had them. Scotland had them. Ireland by the boatload. The medieval peasant kept one in the back garden the way people now keep a Roomba: because it did a job, it cost nothing to run, and it tidied up the inputs.
Goat milk. Goat cheese. Goat hair for rope. Goat skin for parchment, on which most of British law was written. Goat tallow for candles, by which most of British law was read.
You could keep one on a quarter-acre. You could tie one to a fence. You could feed it the brambles and the nettles and the bits of hedge nobody else wanted, and it would give you food and clothing and light in return.
Goats kept the poor alive for a thousand years.
Then the enclosures took away the land you could keep one on. The factories took away the people who would have kept one. The supermarket took away the local economy that would have bought the cheese. The subsidies got written for cattle and sheep, and the goat got demoted to a punchline and a face on a tea towel.
Meanwhile, our hillsides are quietly being swallowed by bramble, gorse, blackthorn, and rhododendron. Invasive scrub that nothing else will eat.
The kind of scrub a goat would clear in a fortnight.
Without being asked.
Without being paid.
Without a planning application.
You don't have a brush management problem.
You have a missing goat problem.
And nobody can quite remember when we stopped having them.
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Is there anyone worse than Thomas Massie? Faults:
1. Obstructionist: He obstructs protection for the Epstein Class.
2. Backstabber: He stands for the same principles he has for years when Trump does a 180.
3. Traitor: He accepts $0 funding from Israel. Very disloyal to America.
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@soupcanarchist Protect them in every way you can. Teach them to protect themselves too.
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Got accused of gatekeeping my goddaughters from men that want to date her.
That. Is. My. Job.
If I think you are sus, asocial, badly mannered... I'm not giving my stamp of approval when she asks me.
And she does ask me.
So maybe try behaving like you have human parents for a change.
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🚨 WOWWW — UTAH — the brilliant young women @kevinolearytv 🤥 accused of being Chinese ops just discovered Utah speaker of the house Mike Schultz (Republican) bought 640 acres of land right next to the data center site just 2 months before it was announced.
Incredible find.
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You can watch the surveillance state in America being put up on real time
This chart shows the amount of Flock cameras being put up from January 1st 2024 through May 2026
This is horrifying. Wake up before it too late
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@askaya To be honest I have no idea who any of them are and wouldn’t recognize any of them.
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This case is about random people taking a personal grievance to what they hear you say online & using that as a justification to physically assault you
It’s not about what he said, it’s about someone recognizing him in public & assaulting him for what they saw online
If Chud gets convicted it’ll set a precedent for any online personality to be attacked if a random “feels” offended by your words
& self defense to be thrown out the window, as long as the attacker “feels” justified
What kind of commie shit is this?
9mmSMG@9mmsmg
They set Chud's bail at 1.25 million. The judge mentioned part of the reason was how many people were in the courtyard at the time of the shooting. Why does that factor in? He didn't choose to be assaulted. He didn't say "This is where my gunfight will be." The man who attacked him chose to do it there. The man who attacked him chose to have zero impulse control and commit an act of violence. He held all of the cards. I'm seeing a lot of people saying the assault was justified as "freedom of speech doesn't mean freedom from consequences." Does that mean you should be free from consequences when you attack someone? I don't even like Chud. He's a loud and annoying streamer and I can't stand irl streamers. What they're doing is railroading him to bow to the political mob, as usual. You don't get to just physically attack people because you don't like their views in a civilized society. A guilty verdict means that it's perfectly acceptable to attack people if they offend you and that's disgusting.
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Beware the empathy exploit.
Empathy is good and right when thought through (deep), but can be deadly to civilization when simply stimulus-response (shallow).
For example, releasing a repeat violent offender may feel good at first (shallow empathy for the criminal), but it is wrong to do so when that person will go on to hurt or murder innocent victims, as there should be deep empathy for future victims.
Gad Saad@GadSaad
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