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dagthegnome 8 points ago +8 / -0

One unfunny comedian whines about an unfunny joke made about him by another unfunny comedian.

Charlie was the better Murphy.

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dagthegnome 7 points ago +7 / -0

I agree with Imp about a lot, but I've never agreed with him that there's a global female conspiracy for world domination, because any such conspiracy comprised of women would dissolve into catty backbiting and mutual loathing and collapse before it ever achieved anything.

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dagthegnome 9 points ago +9 / -0

angry Impossible1 noises

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dagthegnome 9 points ago +9 / -0

The suicide rate in Greenland might have more to do with the lack of sunlight. No idea what the cause is in Guyana, unless they're still counting Jonestown after all these years.

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dagthegnome 12 points ago +12 / -0

Perhaps it's just that his obnoxious hair makes his head look bigger than it is.

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dagthegnome 10 points ago +10 / -0

But those guys who would totally toss us all off buildings given half a chance: yeah, we'd love to have them!

by Lethn
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dagthegnome 13 points ago +13 / -0

The leader of Le Pen's party in the parliament is not Le Pen. It's a much younger and more based guy called Jordan Bardella. So even if it's true that Le Pen would cuck, she wouldn't be the one in charge of government.

Some Italians I've heard from are saying that Meloni is being hamstrung and undermined by the Senate and the President as well as the civil service, since she only has a working majority in the lower house, but it doesn't really even seem like she's trying.

What's happening in France is that the liberal parties and the commies have all agreed to form coalitions, but the right wing parties are split. The leader of the Gaullist party (Les Republicans) was ousted for saying he would entertain a coalition with the National Rally and replaced by a leadership that is refusing to even consider it, and Zemmour has been basically sidelined in his own party for similar reasons.

So even if Bardella gets the most seats, he would need an outright majority to become Prime Minister and that's not going to happen.

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dagthegnome 24 points ago +24 / -0

War is peace

Freedom is slavery

Murder saves lives.

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dagthegnome 19 points ago +19 / -0

In the past week, at least two churches have burned down in Toronto in suspicious circumstances. Actual property was damaged. People could have been hurt. Maybe TPS should devote their resources to investigating those.

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dagthegnome 18 points ago +18 / -0

I thought she died during the Jan 6 insurrection?

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dagthegnome 1 point ago +2 / -1

Go get fucked then.

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dagthegnome 33 points ago +33 / -0

On top of that, it looks like this production is in the UK, where the libel laws are so ridiculous that satirical publications are routinely forced to pay out obnoxious sums to the subjects of their satire.

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dagthegnome 8 points ago +8 / -0

Got all of the Command & Conquer games on a Steam sale for $30. First time I've played the OG Red Alert in probably 20 years.

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dagthegnome 43 points ago +43 / -0

The real positive outcome from this will be that it hastens the end of Selective Service entirely. Nobody really cared for as long as only men had to formally agree to go die in globalist wars in exchange for their rights, but now that women are effected it will put booster rockets on campaigns to end the practise completely.

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dagthegnome 22 points ago +23 / -1

No access to my bookmarks right now so I can't provide too many links, but the basic summation of arguments for and against female suffrage actually changed over time.

It was always an elite driven project. In the 19th century suffrage wasn't universal for men either, so the women arguing for the right to vote were all wealthy and propertied, usually widows who had inherited their money from dead husbands or other men.

Even so, most women before WWI didn't actually want the vote, because they didn't want the responsibilities that were required of men in exchange for the franchise. It was only after the war, when the franchise was expanded to include working class men, that the female suffrage movement started to gain widespread support. This was mainly political: in Europe and the Commonwealth, it was mostly Liberals and Conservatives who supported suffrage for propertied women due to their concern that working class men who had gained the franchise would largely vote for upstart left-wing parties like Labour.

Ironically, this meant that the loudest voices in opposition to female suffrage during this period were often leftists. One of the best distillation of these arguments that I've seen comes from Ernest Belfort Bax, who was a full-on anarcho-socialist. You can read it here.

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dagthegnome 10 points ago +10 / -0

"You pay cash! No Visa! You pay Visa I kill you."

-Every Third-World cabbie and restaurant owner ever

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