SunshineStatePaladin

@OrdnancePackard There's an extraordinary number of people Kirk apparently said last things to that directly contradict the numerous times he said things in public and in print.

The last thing Charlie Kirk said to me was, "I think Candace O and Tucker are plotting to kill me and Joe Kent is going to provide the gunman"

@klara_sjo Posting all that tentacle pron is finally paying off.

Japan threatening to become my main audience on here. I have no idea what to do about this.

@BaronDestructo Murray.

The search for our ship's Enforcer/Warrior begins! (The Sweet Sixteen+) Choose -

@SandyofCthulhu Prior to Vatican II it was a mortal sin, full stop. Post, life is a gift from God and it is up to Him when to call us back. There are certain allowances in the Catechism for metal illness, anguish, and torture post Vatican II though.

I have a genuine question for Catholics. As LDS, I too agree that suicide is bad in God's eyes. Does MAID count as suicide? Is it a mortal sin? Does it depend on the circumstances? Not trolling. Curious.

@jarvis_best On the upside we'd be removing New Yorkers.

(Florida immediately empties as millions of rich people see the error of their ways and flock to New York)

Extraordinary

@HLC_actual @Partisangirl Such is the fate for mediocre artists. It's what they deserve.

@Partisangirl Yes and the world went to war in the 1940s because of an Austrian painter…….

This is the man Israel claims to have killed. Ali Larijani wrote books on mathematics and philosophy.

@DaddyWarpig The line can be fuzzy...

The "Beaver Moon" is in November. That involves leaning over and touching your toes, ladies. I had to think of three different punchlines for this joke, because I couldn't tell how far was too far on this one. I think the Internet has eroded my sense of decorum and dignity in online forums.

@MatthewWielicki When we told them to take their solar and stick it where the sun don't shine, they took it literally.

These folks are building solar where the sun doesn't shine. 🤷‍♂️

@DSterling1948 @GrothendieckEGA Human Integrilist Centipede.

@GrothendieckEGA This is wagon incest at this point 💀

Ummmm Ahhhhhh Okay okay

@1Nicdar I've never read a more spot on description of Florida highways. A good reminder of what working from home has stolen from us.

WTF! - Welcome to Florida! 😎 70 MPH speed limit in Florida is less of a rule and more of a polite suggestion that nobody agreed to follow. Too slow? You’re getting tailgated by a lifted Silverado with LED headlights bright enough to interrogate you. Too fast? Doesn’t matter, there’s already a guy in a beat up Altima doing 95 weaving through traffic like he’s late for something extremely illegal. You try to hold a respectable 75. Immediately passed on both sides. One car has no headlights. Another has its hazards on for no reason. Somehow both are going faster than you. And then, out of nowhere, Brake lights. Not gradual. Not polite. Just a full interstate wide decision to stop all traffic flow for 30 seconds. No accident. No construction. No explanation. Just vibes. You finally get moving again and think, "Okay, we’re good." Wrong. It starts to rain. Not normal rain. Florida rain. (IYKYK) The kind that erases the road, your mirrors, your sense of direction, and any belief you had in visibility. Wipers on max, still losing the fight. Meanwhile, someone flies past you doing 85 like they’ve got sonar. And just when you think you’ve seen it all, there’s a gator in a retention pond right next to the highway, watching traffic like it’s judging your driving choices. No toll booth warning. No buildup. Just vibes and consequences. Your GPS says "arrive in 2 hours." Florida says, "Depends, you surviving the storm or the drivers?" And somehow, through all of this … There is STILL someone camping in the left lane going exactly 70 like they’re honoring the Constitution. Welcome to Florida highways. Where speed limits are optional, weather is aggressive, and every drive feels like a group project with people who did not read the instructions.

@GBNT1952 @RonColeman Must be one hell of a squish mitten she's got.

All it took was marrying a far left advocate of the Red/Green alliance that works for Max Blumenthal for Joe Kent to abandon reality and start spewing Israel hate. This was two years ago…

@amyklobuchar Cool so we'll end special interest altogether in politics. No more union participation, no environmental groups, etc just individual human beings exercising their individual right to free speech. We're all on board then.

Honored to earn the support of End Citizens United. At a time when our democracy is facing unprecedented challenges, I will continue to fight to protect Minnesotans' freedom to vote and make sure we have fair and secure elections.

@h2av8tor @visegrad24 Well I know the current Ayatollah is avoiding roofs like his life depended on it.

@paladin3232 @visegrad24 To be fair, I think one fell off a roof...

Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said that the "Kremlin condemns actions aimed at harming or eliminating members of Iran’s leadership."

@h2av8tor @visegrad24 Maybe if they'd all "fallen" out of windows the Russians would have approved.

@visegrad24 They are just upset that they are not as good at it as the US and Israelis are.

@SenPeterWelch Aren't their some kids on your lawn you should be yelling at?

I just voted against advancing the SAVE America Act.

@JohnMappin Ah. Another "trust me bro this is what he really thought." At least you painted a decent scene for something that never happened.

Dear Friends, Followers and Subscribers, our dear Americans, Seeing as one and all are reminiscing about Charlie Kirk today in light of the Iran war, I thought I would make something that happened crystal clear. Minds are for changing, and when the facts change we change our minds. We had dinner with Charlie Kirk in London last May 2025, and when Charlie I walked privately after dinner in Hyde Park, Charlie told me then that in his view Bibi Netanyahu was a psychopath and that the actions taken by his government in Gaza were psychopathic. We already knew that, so it was no shock to me, but it was good to see that his evaluation and capacity to observe the obvious was present and sane. Charlie had completely changed his mind and his position on Israel from when I first met him in Dec 2018, and in May 2025 he did not support their actions in Gaza or many of the actions of their government, particularly their growing destructive influence in America. Previously he had been one of Israel’s biggest champions, so this was indeed a complete change. We had witnessed his support of Israel previously as we had visited Israel with him in spring 2019 when he had held almost completely the opposite view. Charlie was also totally against any military engagement with Iran by America. And he told me in London that he had written a few days previously to Israeli leadership to express his disappointment. Erika, Charlie’s wife, shortly afterward on June 17th and 18th, communicated to us that she suported Charlie completely concerning his view of the insanity of involving the US in a war with Iran and the importance his attempts to achieve a peaceful resolution. And she communicated that directly to us in writing. She also, and most importantly, indicated that she did not agree with how biblical scripture was being used and was being twisted by pastors and politicians to justify their support of military action. This discussion is historically important in the light of discussions about dispensationalism* (see definition below) and how the Bible is being interpreted today by many politicians and military leaders to justify the current war. She stated very clearly that “the pastors” in Charlie’s orbit were “hungry for war.” That was her worry at that time, and Erika was VERY disturbed by it. Charlie was not alone in his views. Many feel the same way today. The elderly in America and the boomer generation seem to be somewhat unconscious on the subject of harmful Israeli government action and how it affects the entire future of America and the world. Charlie’s view was that most of the youth of today will never forgive Israel for the needless slaughter of innocent children in Gaza, and he suspected that they would not forgive Trump for a future war with Iran either. Charlie did his best to warn President Trump about this and what voters and the Trump base were telling him on June 18 last year. He did this knowingly at great personal risk to his personal relationship and friendship with the President. Today, the youth of the world and young voters in America, on the whole, have recognised that Trump’s actions in Iran are insane and that they have been encouraged by psychopaths. I personally believe that there is a possibility that Charlie was executed for his efforts to prevent the Iran war. This is my opinion. This matter and Charlie’s execution should be completely investigated. If an American citizen was executed by a foreign power for expressing their opinion, then we should be aware of that. I am not alone in that thought either. Charlie was one of my best friends; we communicated directly (often daily) since April 2018. We achieved a tremendous amount together. I have strong reason to believe that there is a possibility that he has been betrayed by several of those around him. @RealCandaceO @CarriePrejean1 @TuckerCarlson @BretWeinstein @piersmorgan @IanCarrollShow

@scs_real We listened to that album in 5th grade for history. Better times.

In 1814, we took a little trip Along with Colonel Jackson down the mighty Mississip' We took a little bacon and we took a little beans And we caught the bloody British in the town of New Orleans

@monsterhunter45 We're mostly a bunch of Jeremy Clarksons out here and not a lot of Kalebs.

Yeah, I know this is engagement bait bullshit from a European with no clue, but I see this kinda RETURN TO FARM post on X all the time, and it's always some idylic dreamscape of rural niceness, which makes it really fucking obvious to all of us who come from farming backgrounds that these people have zero fucking clue, and would probably end up wrapped around an auger on their first day. News flash. Farming is HARD. What these people are imagining is rural living on a big plot of land, where they've got income from something else, and maybe a couple of animals to keep down the grass and a little garden on the side. That's what I do now that I'm a rich guy. It's pretty awesome. I also know that if I had to make a living off this land I could probably do it (because unlike these weenies, I know how) but I don't want to, because it would absolutely fucking suck. Because in reality making a living off being a farmer is brutal. It's nonstop backbreaking labor where everything that can go wrong, will. And it will go wrong at absolutely the worst possible time. (especially if cows are involved!) Modern squishy internet people do not even sorta comprehend how hard farming is. I worked on dairy farms. I can't speak for the dirt farmers but I'm sure they've got their own set of wacky nonsense they get to put up with. It is LONG hours. I once did a stint opening up a new dairy where I worked 72 hours straight, with a couple of thirty minute naps in a truck or on the barn floor snuck in. There's nothing quite as fun as dealing with fifteen hundred pound animals and dangerous heavy equipment when you're so tired you're starting to see things that aren't there. Oh, and you'd better get real comfortable with blood, shit, piss, and death. Dealing with lots of farm animals is not for the squeamish. They're going to get sick, get injured, get stuck in infuriating and mysterious ways, and die stupidly on you. Every kind of livestock has got its peculiar way of being a pain in the ass. Cows are loveable, curious, stupid, and sometimes homicidal. I've been kicked, trampled, hooked, and smashed into/through fences. These sheltered idiot city people say crap like "go buy a farm" having zero comprehension of how much good farmland costs, or the insane costs of equipment, or livestock involved. If they saw what a good tractor cost they'd shit themselves. "Buy land"... Have you priced land? Oh, you can still buy cheap land, but it's usually cheap for a reason. As in you can't farm it, or it doesn't have water, or it's a nightmare hellscape of windy death. So farming is expensive to get into, hard to make a profit at, and insanely difficult the entire time. Oh yeah, and just when you think you've got it figured out, the government will absolutely fuck with you, because it's also super regulated. Yay. "skip the degree"... Lady, I got into college on an ag scholarship, and started out as an ag science major. Successful farmers are educated because this shit is complicated. (I then changed majors and got an accounting degree so I wouldn't have to pull calves at 3:00 AM, a decision which I have not regretted) These fuckers think farming is just strolling around in a sun dress picking wild flowers or some shit. Oh hell no. Farmers farm because they want to, and the juice is worth the squeeze for them.

@CalltoActivism Lol you thought they had steady electricity at their hospitals before the oil was cut off?

BREAKING: After Cuba's electrical grid suffered a complete and total collapse when Trump shut off the flow of oil, doctors say at least 3000 people who rely on dialysis will die. Isn’t that murder?

Gold Star wife here. When ISIS killed your wife, you supported going after the people responsible. You understood exactly why we were fighting and never called it “Israel’s war.” My husband, Alan, was killed by Iranian proxies in Iraq. And now, after decades, the fight is finally leading back to the number one state sponsor of terrorism in the world. You understood it when it was your loss. Now you’re minimizing it when it’s mine. You don’t get to redefine this war just because it’s not your grief anymore.