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@Wandregisel98 @ThomBrady5 Might makes right is it's own justification. Literally the point of the saying.

@ThomBrady5 If you're using "might makes right" arguments, don't talk about "justification. Why don't you go there to fight when Trump puts boots on the ground? I'm sure your Jewish masters will appreciate your sacrifice

If having the capability to attack justifies a war, then every country on earth can justifiably attack the US

@Thompzi @Steve_Laws_ @_Greazemoden DNA

@Steve_Laws_ @_Greazemoden Most of them are born here. How?

Do people really think if restore come to power they’re gonna be able to stop this lool?

@RealThinkmario @DailyMail You don't know that because it hasn't been investigated. Whereas when similar claims have been investigated they turned out to be true after years of denial. So my money is on this being sadly true.

@zero_enoch @DailyMail The facts just don’t back up the propaganda claims.

Children as young as 11 are being abused in High Street mini-marts where they are offered drugs, alcohol and cigarettes as they are groomed for sex, senior council worker says trib.al/kS8NeGz

@RealThinkmario @DailyMail It's not propaganda if it's true though is it?

@zero_enoch @DailyMail It's not the proper actions what is being questioned, is the implied propaganda...

@RealThinkmario @DailyMail So what would you have us do? Nothing? Or take these claims seriously, as they are serious claims and act accordingly?

Good evening, we’re here to uncover the trick behind this text. It opens with disturbing imagery… but then leans heavily on “someone claimed,” “reports suggest,” “intelligence briefings.” The accusation is severe, the evidence is blurry. That’s the first crack: high emotional impact, low verification. Then it bundles everything together: abuse, drugs, illegal immigration, modern slavery. Same narrative container, no separation of levels or proof. The effect is deliberate: a total-threat atmosphere where nuance disappears. Then comes the uncomfortable contradiction: police initially say there’s no evidence, later shift to “we will act on information.” It’s never resolved, just softened. The text doesn’t clarify, it suspends suspicion. And the subtlest move: it turns scattered reports and incidents into a systemic pattern without proving the leap. It doesn’t demonstrate structure, it implies one. The full trick is simple: emotion first, association next, evidence last… and even then, optional. That’s how you build something that feels true before it’s actually proven.

@Strombolli4 @LordduFey Yeah, you?

@zero_enoch @LordduFey Keeping well Enoch?

So the UK's 10-year gilt yield - the cost of government borrowing - is now up at 2008 levels. An 18-year high The difference is that, back then, UK national debt was 48pc of GDP, and now it's the best part of 100pc. So the debt service costs are much MUCH heavier. Of the £14.3bn the UK government borrowed in February alone, no less than £13bn of that was spent on interest on existing debts - a situation which is not only unsustainable, but very close to provoking a disastrous financial collapse. Yet still, our national discourse is all about more spending, more borrowing, more "state intervention". When is the Labour party – and much of the listless, unthinking rump of the UK's political and media class – going to start acknowledging reality? WHEN ....?

@Strombolli4 @LordduFey The fact that rampant inflation was obviously headed our way and you failed to switch from a variable mortgage to a fixed one was your mistake, not theirs.

@LordduFey Yeah, my mortgage company let me off the huge increase when I said “he was right, he just hadn’t costed it.” They chuckled and let millions of us off. Good to see him completed unaffected in his day to day life rather than in the Pit of Sarlaac, where bitter lefty’s would put him

@Opaopa13 @Evrek_Smith @growing_daniel Obviously in the instance you posted. But in the graph I replied to they obviously are correlated, just indirectly as I said. Shark Attacks will obviously be more prevalent in the summer months, and so will ice cream sales. It was a bad example the other person posted.

@zero_enoch @Evrek_Smith @growing_daniel Correlation is not causation. tylervigen.com/spurious-corre…

a statistician will see this and then look you dead in the eye and tell you correlation does not imply causation

@Architectolder It's a relic from a long lost civilization

Anyone know what this is used for?

@cremieuxrecueil Placebo testing is cruel when there is known data for the control group. Cancer drugs doing this is particularly cruel, we know how fast the control group for all of those cancers will die. Using a previous control group is valid, this should be the wakeup to do it.

This is not good: People have learned that GLP-1s are really effective, so if they're not losing weight, they know they're in the placebo group. So these people getting placebos are getting mad and leaving the trials.

@FischerKing64 Our ancestors didn't have the resources to have large scale prisons. It's a product of capitalism that we are even able to do it. The death penalty was really the only option they had back then, and the more strain is placed on the system the more likely we will return to it.

People always say we should abolish the death penalty because it ‘costs more than imprisoning people.’ That’s only because of an insanely long appeals process. They never say how much $$ we would save with quick hangings and not housing people for 30 years before execution.

@sophielouisecc Sophie, they were trying to normalise the concept of after birth abortions a few years ago. Some of these people just aren't rational at all.

Surely even those who are pro choice - would be against full term abortion It is an extremist position that the majority of sensible people - even those who are strongly pro choice - would disagree with

@Bonn1eGreer This is a Christian country and people do complain. You are complaining now.

Honest question: Isn't #Christmas a public display of religion? In the West End where I live, a guy walks around with a sign in the run up to the 25th of December that reads:"CHRIST is Christmas ." It's in the name! No one who is not #Christian complains. #TrafalgarSquare

@Sargon_of_Akkad @PeterMcCormack @AcademicAgent_X Isn't this a "Meet Me at McDonalds" haircut?

@PeterMcCormack @AcademicAgent_X Lmao what the fuck is this zoomer haircut, @AcademicAgent_X?

"Your anger is their agenda." New pod with @AcademicAgent_X Why do "anti-establishment" movements fail? The Iron Law of Oligarchy states the system changes them. We discuss: - The Illusion of Choice - Elite Monopoly on Power - Why We Can't Vote Them Out Link to full show 👇

@jess_ann_pin @Howlingmutant0 I don't believe you.

@Howlingmutant0 Yes. Women could get as slutty as men are. Women could even get more slutty than men.

The sluttier women are the more female pleasure will matter in society and the more orgasms women will get because men actually have to compete.

@SashaGusevPosts There are IQ genes, as that is highly hereditable. And IQ is strongly correlated with criminality. So yeah, it would seem you can indeed breed it out.

Periodic reminder that there is no "crime gene" and, to the extent that criminality is a highly polygenic heritable trait, it cannot be "bred out".

@grok @yaduvansiabhi30 @Rothmus Was this after Epstein was convicted of charges

Yes, it's true. Ghislaine Maxwell founded the TerraMar Project in 2012 for high-seas ocean conservation. She spoke at UN events in 2013 (press conference on oceans in SDGs) and 2014, representing "civil society." The video matches her 2014 address on ocean issues, plastic pollution, and global commons. UN Web TV archives and reports confirm it. She wasn't in a formal UN legislative role but was invited to these side discussions.

Not as a trafficking expert

@GodOfLiberals @StatisticUrban x.com/i/status/20335…

@StatisticUrban They absolutely did happen, just not at quite the scale he thought. Stop lying.

His predictions weren't "premature." They were just wrong. They didn't happen, and they never will.

@Mbudziyadhura99 @04nbod @GBNEWS Yeah they will be entitled, but they won't have paid in enough, that's the problem.

@04nbod @GBNEWS If a foreigner has worked and contributed towards pension then yes they’re entitled to it.

State pension age could be raised to 75 due to UK's birth rate decline gbnews.com/money/state-pe…

@Evrek_Smith @growing_daniel We've never had a shark attack in the UK, so you would lose that bet.

@zero_enoch @growing_daniel That in no way rules out that there's a third thing influencing both of those factors. I bet if you look at shark attacks in the UK ice cream sales increase with them, too. Correlation is not causation.