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out in groups but i pulled this out my (fat) ass

@dummyval does the alamo have anything to do with alimony also what are both of these things

Twitter is less fun because you can no longer tell who is naturally dumb and who is trying to make rent from ragebait

@Hexzayy i can afford it im here for the love of the game

Giving away 2x Blackthorn bundles follow, comment 😛 for entry good luck!

@Hexzayy him

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@RaymonScannell what if you lowkey just perished instead

I don't hate anyone or any religion. I get the anger many Americans feel when it seems like we're the ones constantly adjusting our ways, values, and customs to accommodate others, rather than the other way around. Concerns about compatibility—especially how some interpretations of Islam treat women—are legitimate and need airing out. But it seems wrong to smear an entire faith of over a billion people because of what a violent minority does. Not every Muslim backs extremism, just like not every Christian backs the murder of abortion doctors. What I don't get is the constant shutdown: Any concern gets slapped with "racist" or "Islamophobic" right away, no discussion allowed. I'm not debating those labels. What I want to know is: Where is the massive, visible outrage from the American Muslim community against the extremists who drag their faith through the mud and make life harder for everyone else? But let's be real: The voices of condemnation from the Muslim community often stay low-key, get buried in the news cycle dominated by the attacks themselves, or don't reach the scale of "screaming from the rooftops." The fringe extremists get endless headlines; the mainstream rejection doesn't match that volume or visibility. Look at Christians: When anti-abortion killers showed up, mainstream Christian leaders and communities made it loud and clear—repeatedly—that those murderers were a tiny, rejected minority who didn't represent the faith. That messaging helped stop broad suspicion from sticking. If American Muslims did the same—huge, consistent, public campaigns rejecting extremists, naming groups like ISIS/Al-Qaeda as un-Islamic criminals, and visibly isolating them—it could cut through the fear and stereotypes faster. Stop dismissing concerns as bigotry and start owning the narrative against the bad actors in your own house. The ball's in your court. Make the rejection impossible to miss.

TELL EM JOE 🗣

@beferroni @discord_support thats actually fucked up dawg 😭

@discord_support I made a second ticket because you guys weren’t responding to the first and you marked it as solved without responding to me

@Violinja002 @Dasnerth the doggy keeps barking smh

@dummyval @Dasnerth Dasnerth trying desperately to show his judge is still good 💀

neon judge would NEVER work in VCT dasnerth, your playstyle would only work in ranked

@not_mynes i'm so proud of you my boy

@beferroni @discord_support NAH YOU GOT HACKED SON

@discord_support My account was hacked and I created a ticket for it could you escalate my ticket please

@Altombre @VALORANTLeaksEN when this update launches play yoru only in ranked 1 week straight I would love to see the philosophy hold up

Hey all - want to share some of the philosophy behind the updates to Yoru and Clove. We strive for balance that supports healthy pick diversity at all skill levels while rewarding coordinated teamplay - and currently, we believe that Clove and Yoru are too powerful overall (1/4)

rest in peace 2,500 marines i guess

@not_mynes @Violinja002 @NintendoAmerica wow another banger video about operation epsteins fury thank you white house

Hey @NintendoAmerica is this an official collaboration? This has ruined my perception of the Nintendo brand and will never be purchasing Nintendo products.

LGBT culture is your parents knowing literally nothing about you