connerdanger.bsky.social
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Credit to Russia for winning the Cold War I guess. They played the long game and are getting the last laugh on the USA. I can’t say I saw this coming.
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I like how he subtly reframes the argument to be about Putin’s desire to take all of Europe instead of Putin continuing to take Ukraine and other former Soviet countries. Lying scumbags.
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It’s just state media. They set em up so the Trump regime can knock em down.
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Incredibly moving 😂
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For example, I am left leaning and consumer precisely zero of the largest left wing shows on that graph. On the other hand, most of the right wingers I know consume nearly all of the top right wing shows on the graph.
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Interesting how left-leaning shows are smaller even though I would assume left wingers are just as likely to engage with online media as right wingers. Is it because the left is more fragmented in its ideology than the right so it tends to spread out more?
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An artificial line? What exactly does he think boarders are other than lines on a map?
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I think it’s going to be hard to make that case after what Toumani did to him the other night.
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As long as our economic policy continues to hollow out the middle class and siphon off wealth to the overlords we will continue to see populism rise and a flip flopping of the political parties in office. That is until one of them actually starts to address the problem, which is not likely.
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Tesla is still the most over valued meme stock in the world. It thrived on being first to market and government subsidies. Those advantages are going away and their CEO is showing his true colors. The fall is coming.
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“You can’t bring prices down in 30 days”… and here I was expecting it on day 1. I must be an idiot.
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As someone with a mental disorder, Elon should recognize the importance of empathy. Without empathy for his condition why should we not lock him in a padded cell and throw away the key?
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“Making a lot of agricultural products” what an eloquent way with words he has.
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They’ve gotten used to laughing because they could just blame everything on the dems. That won’t work anymore. Viewers aren’t going to side with them when it’s their party overseeing the destruction
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Oh I’m sorry I guess I didn’t realize DOGE employees are undercover operatives. I guess it makes sense.
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Everyone needs to pay close attention to how Congress votes on this. It will clearly illustrate how serious republicans are about eliminating waste, fraud and abuse.
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How do you stop yourself from strangling Jesse Waters?
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They may be cutting spending but not at a high enough rate to keep up with the loss in tax revenue from cutting taxes for their rich friends.
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I guess on the bright side America will get to learn once and for all that all of these conspiracy theories that these guys have been peddling are utter bullshit. Like okay you guys have no excuse if you don’t out the deep state cabal of pedo vampires now!
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Populism on the left is coming and it’s not going to be driven by the legacy media.
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My childhood
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Holy hell Candace, Rogan and Shawn Ryan in the top 5? Where does the right find time for all this grifting?
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The idea that government efficiency is responsible for our budget deficit is utterly ridiculous. It’s also ridiculous to assume that simply cutting staff and funding from these agencies will make them or our government more efficient. But after Musk’s handling of twitter what did we expect?
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Apparently the techno-fascists have given up on the idea of Exit and have decided dismantling the US government to be the more efficient may to install the new monarchy in the US.
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The premise seems to be “we’re really smart, so of course we can run a better society than America can. Just give us all the power and we’ll show you.”
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Your point is well taken but… Nixon? Bush?
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Their justifications are disgustingly disingenuous. Trying to spin it as a something for the benefit of the consumer when it’s clearly just a favor for their big bank backers. The republicans want to piss on you and tell you it’s raining.
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On the flip side, I wish open world games would focus less on their bland linear narratives and more on world building, and emergent gameplay experiences. It has confused mehow over the past decade dev budgets are at an all time high yet somehow TW3 is still the golden example of open world design.
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There’s no such thing as a 6/10 game or a 10/10 game. There are just game and opinions about games.
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He’s firmly in the FO stage of FAAFO
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In this case they are referring to who will take the helm of the Republican Party once Trump’s 2nd term is finished.
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Everyone is born anti-social. We become social through socialization. The best societies are good at this, but unfortunately this is a declining value for America.
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I would argue that it’s not the threat of violence, or even getting beat up that keeps people from acting this way. I don’t treat people with respect because I don’t want to get hit, I treat them with respect because that’s what I was taught to do. We have failed to raise respectful people.
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Imagine being 28 and being called middle aged. 😂
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The primary reason I seldom replay them is due to my ever growing backlog of games that I want to play for the first time. It’s not that I don’t want to replay them, I just have limited gaming hours that I tend to allocate to new games.
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The Tuskegee Airmen lost their lives to racism not defending the world from fascism… uh okay.
It seems like you’re more interested in moral grandstanding than a thoughtful discussion. ✌️
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I skipped past nothing. I understand the sacrifices and I honor them.
Do you think the Tuskegee Airmen or MLK would agree with the point you are making here?
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I don’t want anyone harmed, but if it comes to defending our freedoms from tyranny we will all be equally obliged to fight regardless of race. If we are focused on skin color in a fight for freedom we will lose.
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This admin is relying on overwhelming people with distractions so they tune out and just let it happen. This clip probably won’t make most news outlets. If members of congress start getting beat up or killed that would certainly get everyone’s attention focused on one issue. They don’t want that.
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What a weird thing to say.
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Murdering or attacking members of congress in broad daylight outside a government building would be the fast track to derailing whatever this admin is trying to accomplish. They are dumb but they aren’t THAT dumb.
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It’s ironic how the dismantling of these federal agencies will most likely have an outsized impact on Trumps voter base. When do they start waking up to the fact that they’ve been played? Or can the co-presidents just keep telling them the piss is actually rain?
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It seems like MAGA Americans are generally over estimating America’s importance to the rest of the world. If anything these moves will make enemies out of America’s allies and accelerate its declining global influence. China will be the top global power within a decade.
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Can’t really hold a grudge over being traded to a team with Giannis haha
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“I had to work through high school” doesn’t really mean anything. Were you paying your rent and buying groceries? If so, I’m sorry you had to go through that, shouldn’t you want better for the next generation?
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I’m no RFK fan, however the detail of whether or not those animals were alive when he blended them makes all the difference here. It’s kinda gross to talk about blending meat, but a baby bird may require its food be blended. If they were alive then yes it’s horrific.
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The pinnacle of menu design
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He says that he has said it this way in the tweet. There is nothing factually inaccurate or misleading saying it like this either. It’s equivalent to Phil Jackson saying “as Michael Jordan’s coach”, which doesn’t mean or imply that he was MJ’s only coach.
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I think having an even middle of the road offense would help their defense greatly. It’s easier on your defense when the other team is taking the ball out of the bottom of their net more often.