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@keithedwards Gay

31 years in office. 0 sexual assault allegations from women.

@VP Losers don’t get to set the terms Only winners do You are loser You sit and listen

“We've made clear that we absolutely need to see the nuclear material come out of the country of Iran...the ball is in the Iranians' court because we put a lot on the table.” — VP Vance

@OurShallowState My high school English teacher told us to use “occurs when” over “is when” at all times. You are welcome.

In light of Trump's recent fixation on Jesus, the Pope, and getting into Heaven, accompanied by a string of political losses, polling in the toilet, Epstein stories, embarrassment in Iran, regime change IN HUNGARY, and a total inability to sleep - time to discuss a condition known as NARCISSISTIC MORTIFICATION. Narcissistic Mortification is when a narcissist like Trump crosses over to a place where he sees visions of his own demise (thus 'getting into heaven'). Age and ill health play a role, but it's deeper than that. The condition is brought on by extreme fear. What extreme fear? To a malignant narcissist, THE most extreme fear of all is ultimate irrevocable humiliation - like being exposed as a fraud, or pedophile-friendly, or being exposed by whatever Putin has on him; or losing one's grandiosity in such a manner that it never returns - like he just saw happen to his friend Orban. In more psychological terms, narcissistic mortification is when one with a rigidly grandiose pathology sees his sense of self as exposed, defective or inferior. Trump the Infallible can't bear to see that. It was coined by Freud in his book Moses and Monotheism. It's described there as deep injuries to ego/self, triggered by one's own compulsiveness (getting outplayed in Iran), one's own lack of discretion (his sins with Epstein) and ONE'S OWN weaknesses (illness, cognitive loss). Grandiosity diminishes, leading to terror and disorientation (insomnia). PS: There actually IS a wiki page for narcissistic mortification (which surprised me) and here's an interesting sentence from it, that I thought I'd echo here: Narcissistic Mortification is "the primitive terror of self-dissolution, triggered by the sudden exposure of one's sense of a defective self ... to a narcissist, it is death by embarrassment."

@JDVance You are an idiot And you price it over Ave over again The victor defines the terns Not the loser Loser

⁨⁨We’ve been extremely clear on our redlines. Iran can never have a nuclear weapon. At the same time, if it gives up its nuclear program, it can gain a lot from these negotiations. I hope they choose wisely.⁩

@YankeeGunner Fabs are attached to the idea of working njibg the league The club is committed to winning the league See the difference?

I don't know what should happen if we don't win the league. It'll clearly be a time for discussing change. What I can't tell is how much demand for change is "digital noise" and how much is real. But it "feels" real right now, and if we do blow it, then maybe there's no way back

@JDVance The Couch Fucker curse

@JDVance You are such a fuck up you couldn’t even negotiate a peace agreement. You are an embarrassment. Go back to Hungry with your tail between your legs.

@willchamberlain Well, they told the aggressors to meet their demands and the dream team tolerant to fuck off I fixed it for you

The Vice President of the United States flew 7,000 miles in good faith to try to make a deal with the Iranians and they spat in his face.

@YankeeGunner Our defense let us down today even more than our attacking play

People get hung up on messaging, mentality, “bottle” etc. I’m not saying it doesn’t matter. But for me, more than managers, or tactics, or mentality or anything else, talent wins trophies. the most talented teams win stuff. And our attacking talent isn’t currently anywhere near the level. In general, one of the strongest & fairest criticisms that I’ve heard about this current “project” has been the way we’ve approached attacking recruitment. I don’t think we’ve gotten it right after multiple attempts & I feel like that’s where we could fall short of our goals more than anything else

@RepLuna You support a rapist and pedophile in the Whitehouse Best you sit down

So the Dems don’t want Swalwell to be governor of California, but he can stay a member of Congress? Are we running a halfway house for sexual predators in Congress now? No. He should not be allowed to stay in Congress.

@YankeeGunner He’d been sulking all game

Anyone have any idea what this is about?

@DarrenArsenal1 @4TheArsenal_ Pretty shit football

38 passes back to the keeper 38 !!!!!! 30 ***** 8!

@timstillman_ @DarrenArsenal1 We are constantly playing in our own area and act surprised when team occupy that space

@DarrenArsenal1 In and of itself not a problem against a high pressing team, you’re trying to tempt them on, the question / criticism is much more what happens afterwards.

@timstillman_ Too generous We CHOOSE to play around our penalty area We CHOOSE to walk the ball up the field We CHOOSE to make Raya our playmaker We are pretty shit and this past month, we’ve been found out

Ultimately this is a tactical defeat not a psychological one imo- which I don’t think is ‘better’ than the more attractive psychological angle (in fact I think it’s worse) and to frame it that way discredits Bournemouth. For Arsenal, technical level needs to rise, without Odegaard and Merino not enough ball security under pressure and I’d wager we’ll see fixing that as a big focus in the summer (which obvs doesn’t help us now!)

Struggled with the four man press again much like the Carabao Cup Final. Frustrating that the warning signs weren’t heeded in the build up to their second goal and we continued to play short even though it was consistently getting us into trouble.

@_PhilCosta We are the narrative

That might be the one. That might be the result we look back on. We all saw the banana skin, we all saw the red flags and still had to watch a performance like that. Until we prove that we can get over the line, we've got to eat the narratives. It's as simple as that.

@Alex_NFFC @TheAthleticFC Rugby does it properly

@TheAthleticFC Even simpler solution: VAR only checks what someone asks them to check Onfield ref could say 'Something happened on my blind side, can you show me a replay please ' Or manager could use one of his very limited number of challenges to challenge a decision for a specific reason

The ball was bundled into the net at the far post and the visiting supporters went wild. While the celebrations continued, I was sitting 136 miles away, in a dark corner of a TV studio in west London, fearing the worst. As the video assistant referee (VAR), I had spotted three potential offences in the build-up. As I worked through the checks, it felt like the walls were closing in, the darkness was intensifying and my mouth was getting drier while my heartbeat rose. In 20 years as a referee on the pitch, I never felt the kind of pressure that goes with being a VAR. Eventually, more than three minutes after the goal had been scored, I confirmed that it could stand. It had felt like a waste of everyone’s time, that a joyous and spontaneous moment had been ruined by a nerd desperate to find cause to wreak misery. Nothing could be further from the truth. Referees are people too, and feel the pain inflicted by a video review system that is simply not fit for purpose. Graham Scott, The Athletic's new referee columnist. 🔗 nytimes.com/athletic/71836…

@TheAthleticFC Proving that VAR exists to rule out goals for no good reason. The game is gone.

@SpeakerJohnson You are a liar and a clown Fuck you

The SAVE America Act is about proof of citizenship to register to vote and using a Photo ID when you do so. Why are Chuck Schumer and Democrats AGAINST this common sense measure? Because they want illegal aliens to vote in our elections.

@AriFleischer @SantiagoAuFund How does Trump’s ass taste to you? Your tongue seems firmly planted.

After 11 years, you would think people would understand how Trump operates. Yes, it was blunt and to our American ears, over the top. It's Trump's crude way of speaking. But it was also fluent Farsi. It's the one language the Iranian leaders understand. It's the language of the Middle East. Trump wasn't speaking to us, he was speaking to Iran. Twenty-four hours before he said it, the Iranians opposed a cease fire. After he said it, they were for a ceasefire. Btw, for 47 years we heard them chant "Death to America." Where were you then?

@MartinWengrow Arsenal Derangement Syndrome

“It’s not hate” But it is jealousy!