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1776ReasonsWhy 3 points ago +3 / -0

I would be fascinated to hear if animals that come from long-lasting countries, like isolated Japan, have animals that prefer their country's music over a foreign one.

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1776ReasonsWhy 5 points ago +6 / -1

You're using Leftist logic to try to make it sound hypocritical. If Jews are accused of lying all the time, we inherently know it would be for their benefit, not their detriment. If a Jew speaks up to say something negative instead, who would lie to cause themselves harm instead of benefit themselves?

When Thomas Sewell talks about problems in the black community with fatherlessness, crime, and anti-Whitism, even the most ardent Uncle Ruckus will point at him and say "see, he's trying to tell you what I would be called horrible for saying." It's not a double-standard, it's using an "inside source" that can't be so easily dismissed out of hand since it's assumed they would have no reason to lie just to hurt themselves.

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1776ReasonsWhy 1 point ago +1 / -0

I love how you can take the dramatic pauses that are supposed to be so meaningful and heartfelt, stick in canned laughter, and completely change the tone of the scene.

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1776ReasonsWhy 26 points ago +26 / -0

I enjoyed his more fiery, 'you get what you fucking deserve,' father-lecturing-his-children tone in this video. I don't get to hear it much when he's trying to be professional on his podcast, or in his structured and scripted videos.

"And so I'm just letting you know you are heading for oblivion, and everyone will cheer when you are gone."

I was here. I was one of the pebbles of the landslide that will bury these people who thought to bring my civilization to heel and make it their own. I am engaged in a psychological and spiritual war against hatred, envy, spite, greed, and Evil itself, and I'm doing my part. :)

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1776ReasonsWhy 3 points ago +3 / -0

I need a real life augmented reality gadget that turns all black people speech into the Men In Black 2 beat-boxing noises. Maybe public transport will be a musical experience instead of a headache.

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1776ReasonsWhy 6 points ago +6 / -0

You're right sir, I apologize most sincerely. Here is a full bottle of Hennessy, and a complimentary 5 gallon water cooler drum of grape drank.

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1776ReasonsWhy 16 points ago +17 / -1

Even if it was revenge, I don't balk at the word or notion. I've long come to believe that the people warning against vengeance were just too soft to pursue it properly, or were the very people against whom someone would want revenge. I don't buy the eastern philosophy on it, either. I don't care about "first dig two graves."

I want to do to them what they tried to do to me. I want to hear them begging to be allowed back into work places and families. I want to know that their last living thoughts will be regret at having tried to rip the western world apart because they felt they were entitled to rule over it in whatever fashion they desired. I want to know that evil has been driven back in my lifetime, and that the men and women of a more civilized era a century hence will thank us for what we did for them, as we today thank the pioneers who set out across lonesome and untamed wilderness to beat civilization into shape amidst the chaos.

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1776ReasonsWhy 23 points ago +23 / -0

Sources close to the president say he reached forward from the back seat to grab the wheel from the driver and is reported to have said "where's the VTec button? I want to shred this shit all over and sign my name with burnout tracks." Whether the President is responsible for 88 nooses hanging from roll-up garage doors at the track is still under investigation."

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1776ReasonsWhy 4 points ago +4 / -0

I think I'm too materialist to truly believe in God. I was raised Lutheran, but never really felt interested in the church. I tried to make myself enjoy it and believe it, but it didn't work. I stopped attending church and Sunday School in my later teens and never returned. I had my Atheist "phase" where the core of my stance was along the lines of "if God is there, he'll call me back." I don't think I have ever felt that call, but I became so disgusted with the anti-Theism of the people online that I stopped calling myself Atheist. I am a lost sheep with nowhere to call home.

I have extreme difficulty believing in things that I cannot see or touch. I want so desperately to believe in "magic" things like God, or ghosts, or the occult, but because I never see it with my own eyes, or experience it despite my disbelief, I cannot truly believe in it. I refuse to pretend for the sake of appearances, either, because I would know that I was lying to myself 100% of the time. I can lie to myself about doing my laundry or exercise later, but nothing so important as a core belief system.

I have enjoyed a large number of coincidences, synchronicities, and lucky breaks in my life, but they're otherwise so mundane that I think it would be insulting to try to attribute them to God's intervention. I love organ music, and have a fair few "religious" songs and outright hymns on my regular music playlist(1)(2)(3)(4)(5)(6)(7). I have memorized a couple prayers in Latin because I am an aspiring polyglot and being able to recite Latin prayers is a neat party trick (I do not attend parties, or any other social functions for that matter). The church has left an impact on me that is markedly more positive than negative, but I refuse to go through the motions with no soul behind them.

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1776ReasonsWhy 6 points ago +6 / -0

Wait for him to try to attack you first, then you can claim self defense and thank him for the exercise.

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1776ReasonsWhy 3 points ago +3 / -0

What's the opposite of "the face that launched a thousand ships"?

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1776ReasonsWhy 35 points ago +41 / -6

Uh-oh, looks like the fascists found this

Making smug, self-righteous, preemptive insult posts before anything even happens is gay fucking redditor behavior you should not be emulating. It's as bad as all the retards screeching about "stormfags" and "conpro" like they're lurking around every corner.

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1776ReasonsWhy 18 points ago +18 / -0

Obstruction of justice is a felony under U.S. federal law. While obstruction of justice is often charged under a state law, the matter becomes a federal charge if it involves a federal court proceeding or the federal government.

The federal statutes criminalizing obstruction of justice are found in Title 18, United States Code, Chapter 73. Overall federal law features a litany of separate and distinct provisions for obstruction of justice.

18 USC 1503 is the most common obstruction charge. The statute has two prongs-, one concerning obstruction by attempting to influence jurors or officers in a judicial proceeding; and another that concerns obstruction of the “due administration of justice"

A violation 18 USC 1503 is a felony offense for which the sentence can include imprisonment for 10 years.

A parallel provision concerning the “due administration of justice” is 18 USC 1505. ...this statute governs any proceeding before an administrative agency, department, or committee of the United States, including Congress. It applies to investigative demands from federal departments, including subpoenas, ...

Threaten a few of these worthless children with a decade in federal prison and see how many more keep trying it. Do they seriously think they can just be silly and goofy and annoying and not get fucking bitch-slapped by the feds?

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1776ReasonsWhy 2 points ago +2 / -0

Is this the "Negotiation" stage of grief? The comic acknowledges that there are Deepstate Subversives, just not in that particular program.

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1776ReasonsWhy 8 points ago +8 / -0

Can America extradite Canadians for such a thing? If the money was given to Canada for unscrupulous reasons, and the coming Trump-controlled Federal law enforcement considers this to have harmed the country or its citizens, do we have the political capital to threaten the Syrupeans to hand over who was "interfering in our investigation"? "Destroying government documents with the intention to cover up a crime" has a nice classic ring to it.

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1776ReasonsWhy 33 points ago +33 / -0

It's optional

This was the Leftist tactic for a long time to let them get a foot in the door before they made it mandatory. No one forces you to be gay in Mass Effect, it's just impossible to avoid if you raise your relationship level with the other male characters enough :) No one forces you to look at the Gay Diversity awkwardly inserted into the game, it's just utilized as ammunition by all the most disgusting and narcissistic kinds of people as evidence that they always owned those IPs, and you can't do anything to stop them now :)

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1776ReasonsWhy 2 points ago +2 / -0

Stay safe, boys:

I thank God every day that I live in a Castle Doctrine state, and I pray that I have a clear conscience whenever that day finally comes.

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1776ReasonsWhy 13 points ago +13 / -0

Around a week before the Jan. 20 attack, federal law enforcement had been surveilling German national Felix “Ophelia” Bauckholt ...

Around 2021, he was hired as a quantitative trader at Tower Research Capital in New York. It is believed Baukholt was in the US on an H-1B visa.

ELOOOOON!!!

Some trans activists online are pressuring people not to talk to authorities or journalists, and are cheering the killings. After it was announced that the elderly witness was murdered earlier this month, one X account that has expressed support of the Vallejo, Calif., trans defendants wrote: “Ladies and gentlemen, we got him.”

Would love to see the Trump admin come down on this like a ton of bricks. A pack of ugly trannies wandering around with guns? Should be easy to spot.

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1776ReasonsWhy 6 points ago +6 / -0

There's a "what have the Romans ever done for us?" joke in here replaced with "who are the Jedi who even survived Order 66" somewhere here, but I don't want to workshop it right now.

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