Scott Holden

@BiblicalBeauty Turns out the range of possible solutions wasn't picking between pond scum and shitty pool coating.

Pretending you actually love the look of pond scum is yet another symptom of late-stage TDS.

The Christian village of Yaroun in southern Lebanon, before and after it was destroyed by the Israeli army.

@5sum4 @sh0u_art @batonirodzynka @BurdenBurner MSG capacity is like 20k

@sshconnection @sh0u_art @batonirodzynka @BurdenBurner Again you cant rlly just say that can you. They already use MSG and other arenas in the city for that. Only thing i could see is said stadium becoming a new ground for existing NFL teams like the jets / giants but they probably wouldn't move from metlife thus rendering it useless

The brits are right. Instead of building a stadium 9 miles* from Manhattan* we could’ve just chucked the whole meadowlands complex in Central Park!

@sh0u_art @batonirodzynka @BurdenBurner Galaxy brain take: you could host more events than 15 football games with a stadium in Central Park.

@batonirodzynka @BurdenBurner Your football stadiums play way more games than our football stadiums, so of course they are more economically viable to be made downtown. Our baseball and basketball stadiums are also often downtown for this reason. You can’t fathom that different sports have different needs.

Assassinations are only ok when ordered by a government.

@RiverGipson @AlJenko98 @_CM_67_ Then get a TV

@AlJenko98 @_CM_67_ Homie it's 4 hours to my nearest stadium. I am not riding on a train with random for 4 hours.

Americans not understanding that in this scenario you wouldn’t need a car park the size of Andorra

@Jason @DavidSacks Weird to think that this is violence but starting a war isn’t.

The left has a serious violence problem, which @DavidSacks called out early and often. This generation of woke democratic socialists are morally bankrupt. They believe in looting and violence as a political tool — and they’re vocal about it. If you called out the violent members of the January 6th riots, you also have to call out the radical left. #ballsandstrikes x.com/EndWokeness/st…

@TheStalwart I’m gonna Pokémon Go connect with the fellow kids.

I can’t quite articulate it, but comms like this reminds me a little bit of Democratic party elected officials

@mattvanswol Wait did somebody kill the nazi?

They don't kill you because you're a Nazi. They call you a Nazi so they can kill you.

Absolute legend

My man

@kerwin65230 @goatpurple1 @calebyetagain We’re so far beyond “changing quickly” lol

@goatpurple1 @calebyetagain I’m all for redeveloping malls and building over Caltrain tracks as another example I’m for for modest upzoning here and allowing redevelopment but we shouldn’t disparage the people who live here or expect things to change quickly

Imagine some dude who got here 2 minutes ago posts a picture of the neighborhood your family has lived for decades and wants it bulldozed

@calebyetagain Imagine living in the densest areas of the country during a housing crisis and expecting it to be frozen in amber.

@daverich1 One of the marks of zionism is to deny stories that are obviously true.

George Orwell once wrote that "one of the marks of antisemitism is an ability to believe stories that could not possibly be true", and this site proves that to be the case every single day.

@RahamimoffTamar Not reading all that. Fuck Israel.

This CNN article is a classic case of journalism abandoning neutrality and professional standards and turning instead to narrative building and advocacy. Here are some examples: - Israeli positions are often hedged signalling doubt as to their veracity - The displacement of Israeli civilians from northern Israel is entirely ignored, while several interviews with displaced Lebanese are featured - Hezbollah’s sustained, ongoing attacks on Israel- largely targeting civilians- are reduced to a brief mention of a single March 2 incident, creating the impression of a one-off rather than continuous Hezbollah barrages - No mention of Hezbollah’s violations of the ceasefire agreement between Israel and Lebanon - No reference to the basic principle of international law requiring states to prevent their territory from being used to attack other states - No mention of UNSC Resolution 1701, which explicitly demands no Hezbollah operatives or weapons south of the Litani River - Minimizing the fact that Hezbollah has embedded itself extensively in civilian and other protected buildings which endanger local populations and run counter to international norms - No strategic context that explains that Hezbollah operates as an Iranian proxy, aligning its violent actions with Iran’s regional hegemonic ambitions and interests - No acknowledgment of numerous recent statements by Lebanese officials criticizing Hezbollah’s destabilizing role which contradict Lebanon’s core national interests - No mention of polling indicating strong Lebanese support for limiting weapons solely to the Lebanese army I could go on, but the pattern is clear: this article isn’t professional nor fair. Its construction shapes a one sided narrative rather than tell a straightforward and factual story. Is it too much to expect reporting that is complete, contextualized, and fair?

@Noahpinion Shh stay in the dark forest.

SOPHONS!!!!

I’m not sure this is the best way for the merger approval process to work

@JamieBonkiewicz Two Corinthians was pretty good.

No clip has ever summed up performative Christianity this perfectly.

@BasedMikeLee Is there a problem with the gerrymandering war you started?

It’s only “partisan gerrymandering” if Republicans do it When it’s Democrats, they call it “saving our democracy”

@TRobinsonNewEra HE PROMISED NO MORE FIRES EVER!

An historic Queens church, the First Reformed Church of Astoria, which has stood for 138 years. Mysteriously "caught fire" in Mamdani’s New York last night.