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@ZoomerHistorian A lot of third world immigrants are in government housing, I assume. Private rental is different and prices are driven up by wealthy individuals & groups buying up massive amounts of property (especially if they turn them into Airbnb or other holiday rentals)

*Import literally millions of third world savages* ‘Woah dude why is rent so high!’

@0xAlaric Kids don't just have a 45 minute screaming meltdown. They aren't born as brats. If they're doing this, it's because the parents have created an environment where it's normal and acceptable.

There’s a weird normie-leftist tic where parenting cannot be elevated in any way, it must only be seen as a form of ignoble suffering. To suggest there’s anything nice or good about having kids would be to commit a Right-Wing Propaganda

@ArtemisConsort Who thinks it's immoral to not erase an entire culture and force them into a modern way of life? These fucking people 😂

@Babygravy9 This study, from 2020, is a systematic review of 92 previous studies and found that electronic cigarettes - "vapes" - contain aerosol carbonyls, trace metals, volatile organic compounds, polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons, and tobacco-specific nitrosamines pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC72…

Yet another new study reveals harms caused by vaping. In this case, the accumulation of toxic heavy metals including lead and copper in lung tissue.

@ClownWorld Considering a Carnival cruise usually has at least 2,000 people onboard, with about 10-15 bars on each ship, the average bar could potentially be serving upwards of 150 people at a time. Is the bartender expected to keep track of all their drinking and manage it? 😂

Woman drinks 14 shots of tequila on a Carnival cruise, blacks out, falls, and now she's getting $300,000. She blames the bartenders. This is why lawsuits are out of control

@DelusionPosting I love how they write complete shit with full confidence 😂 Source: Obstetrics & Gynecology - Practice Bulletin No. 153, September 2015 ☝️That's the official journal of the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists

@Babygravy9 It isn't AI, but what they don't tell you - about this photo specially anyway - is that the people who did this were Africans employed as guards by the Abir Congo Company (a company founded by Leopold II). Like with slavery, Africans sold each other out and then blame us

AI-generated images are only going to deepen the hatred of the Third World for the West. Now with the click of a button you can summon all the deepest, darkest atrocity fantasies and make them “real.” Yet another argument against immigration in the digital age.

@Joe__Bassey You know the people who cut their limbs off were Africans, right? Africans employed by the Abir Congo Company as guards. Just like with slavery, your own people turned on you and sold you out.

This image was taken during King Leopold II of Belgium’s rule in Congo, where a man who couldn’t meet his rubber quota sits helplessly looking at his daughter’s hand and foot, which were being amputated as punishment.

@hayasaka_aryan This was inevitable. Orban was in the way of deeper integration into the EU. Under Magyar they can get the Euro in, they can make Hungary more obedient to EU initiatives & they can push attitudes in a more liberal direction.

The new president of Hungary, it’s literally all of them, all of them serve the Star of David

@cremieuxrecueil I remember people writing like that on here before AI, so what is that detection programming basing it's verdict on?

I wonder how many people recognize the 'mass of one-sentence paragraphs' as a hallmark of AI slop posting.

@peta @raisingcanes "Knowing they're next" No, they don't. At best, in some specific circumstances, chickens possess intelligence equal to a human toddler. Much like toddlers, they don't possess the ability to logically analyse a complex situation and infer foreknowledge from it.

Chickens are fully conscious, scared, and watching others be killed right in front of them, knowing they’re next🐔💔 Tell @raisingcanes to do better—add vegan chicken 📲

@PizzaFace99 @iamyesyouareno Do you stab people to death when they push you out in the rain?

@higher_order90 @iamyesyouareno Oh yeah it was to random pushes wasn’t it … bullying he’d been targeting him , humiliating him pushing out in the rain in front of everyone , why did he do that

Ah yes, brutally murdering someone, but he’s the victim. There’s no fixing this mentality.

@iamyesyouareno He got pushed a few times, and as a response, he stabbed Metcalf in the chest. Anyone who thinks that's reasonable is a moron.

@PizzaFace99 @iamyesyouareno Well, that all sounds very reasonable 😂 I mean, who wouldn't stab someone to death for pushing them a few times? 😂😂😂

@iamyesyouareno Who the White bully who kept picking on him pushing him out in the rain punching him … oh right I see

@Apolitical3678 Same thing here in the UK in regards to potential war with Russia. They turn our countries into economic zones and then wonder why people aren't interested in going off to war.

They’ve spent decades killing patriotism. Slandering your ancestors. Shitting on your country. Rewriting your history. Calling you a racist. Spitting on veterans. Burning the flag. Blood libeling you. But the second they need war for Israel it’s time to strap on the red white and blue and wave the flag of the American empire. Fuck you. Let Israel burn to the ground

@Will_Tanner_1 The Catholic Church always did it better with it's simple approach. "Feed the hungry". Okay, set up a soup kitchen. "Shelter the homeless". Okay, homeless shelters. Secularism ruined it by changing charitable acts into charitable giving. Here's some money, I'm a good person now.

No, empathy is not good, particularly if funneled into an abstracted and bureaucratic structure. That's how you get abominations like this Charity, direct giving to a member of your community, is good That is different from "empathy", which is typically just a whip the gay race communists use to drive the wages of the productive into the hands of the criminal underclass You should be much less empathetic

@Babygravy9 How can you directly link skipping breakfast with depression? What if they skip it because they're depressed, not the other way around?

Breakfast is the most joyous meal of the day. It’s not a wonder skipping it is associated with depression. Imagine not waking up, putting on your dressing gown, going down to the kitchen and making a hearty breakfast. Couldn’t be me.

@AmericanDebunk People still think he's playing 5D chess or whatever? 😂

This post by Trump is pre-framing what's to come. Read along and you'll start to see it too. When Trump tells the UK to "go to the Strait and just TAKE IT," the surface read is that he's venting at allies who didn't show up. But the deeper move is priming the the public (and world) with a new mental frame: the Strait of Hormuz is not Iranian sovereign territory anymore. It's available real estate. It's takeable. Anyone with courage can have it. That's a massive Overton Window shift delivered, in a tweet, as an insult to the UK. A year ago "America controls the Strait of Hormuz" sounded like some twisted fantasy. Today Trump is telling Britain to go grab it themselves like it's a parking spot. In a few weeks, Trump has normalized the concept of Western control over the Strait so thoroughly that full US seizure now looks like the modest option compared to what he's suggesting allies do on their own. This is intentional. The persuasion mechanics here are priming plus pre-selling. Whatever the eventual deal includes (US Navy permanent presence, joint patrols, Iranian withdrawal from mining infrastructure) the public will accept it because Trump already told them the Strait is there for the taking. Your subconscious mind has already been primed to accept it. This "psychological baseline" is going to influence Trump-Iran negotiations. Best believe it. "The hard part is done" works the same way. He's managing public fatigue. It translates to "we won, relax, this is cleanup". This keeps approval from eroding while the Pakistan talks drag through April. Trump isn't describing reality. He's installing it. Say the Strait is takeable enough times and it becomes takeable in the public mind. It's been 10 years of Trump and he still leaves me in awe with his persuasion.

@realKalos A serious post? You feeling alright, big guy?

Six months of daily use on hair and it definitely works. It is denser and there's a lot of baby hairs along the 'line. I think the results would've been even better if I followed a proper regimen of focusing on different spots for 15-20 minutes, etc. Most of the time I just had the lamp blasting me from ~2 feet away for hours while I studied or worked. Skin is healthier as well. Great looksmaxxing investment, especially if you are a Sensitive Old Troon.

@Anglo_Ouroboros @AcademicAgent_X We won't increase electricity production until we embrace nuclear. Wind & solar are shite. You need 15 acres of solar (minimum) to power 1,000 homes (based on avg. electricity usage). Meanwhile, a small modular reactor takes up a fraction of the land and powers 150,000 homes.

Per capita, we are generating as much electricity now as we did in the 1970s. In the 1970s we were increasing the amount of electricity we produced over time. Now we are quite firmly in decline - this isn’t something a change of leadership will quickly fix. The crisis doesn’t end.

Issue here is that we have nothing like the problems that led to the 3-day week in 1974 which was a DOUBLE CRISIS (Arab oil shock + massive coal miners' strike). Let's pretend 3-day week did come back. What actually happened in history? Heath was voted out and Wilson put back in.