Funny events in anti-woke world

[Kwak]

So is it treason when the president openly declares war on his own country or is this just like what the democrats did somehow and no big deal?

 

[Thaluikhain]

I like how they reference a film about the Vietnam war, which the US lost and Trump had to pretend to have bone spurs to avoid.

 

[thebobmaster]

And doing so by referencing a character who in-movie is clearly being portrayed as being off his rocker and overly aggressive. Then again, I doubt most of the people who reference that scene have actually watched the movie for context.

 

[Silvanus]

What does it matter that 4 million is 15 x 230K? I did the math and the number hardly changes when you go from 74 million to 70 million, and you're complaining about that for some reason.

It doesn't matter. I said it as a throwaway to illustrate just how slapdash you'd been with numbers. But then you challenged it, so I had to explain the basic maths.

I'm just saying that even if you took only from the 63 biggest hospitals, you're not going to get to 3,600 cases of severe covid in adolescents.

...so just an appeal to incredulity, then. They literally did have 3,600 severe, acute covid cases reported from 63 hospitals. That happened.

Just stop with the fucking bullshit. [REST SNIPPED]

This entire paragraph is devoid of substance. Its just a recycled list of claims, about things that have already been addressed. You said "immunity doesn't wane for normal people". There is zero substantiation for that.

Oh, I thought the 0.0005% was just the chance. If this is as tiny and negligible as you say, why have doctors from countries recommended to not recommend the vaccines/boosters to this group?

For goodness sake. Because the benefit against the cost is relatively minimal, so its not seen as necessary.

Phoenix, consider this. Thousands of vaccines aren't recommended for the general public. Almost all. Do you think that's because they're dangerous? Or don't work? No, obviously not: its because they're not seen as necessary.

0.0005% is the greater risk to that group of (mild) myocarditis from that vaccine as compared to the risk from the virus. Yes, that's stupidly negligible. Its outweighed many times over by severe covid.

 

[Hades]

"Uh, actually guys, he was super-secret undercover the whole time, and we're only claiming this now, because, uh, special reasons."



House Speaker Mike Johnson has revealed that President Donald Trump was once an 'FBI informant' in relation to Jeffrey Epstein's illegal activities.

Johnson made the stunning comments in the halls of Congress on Friday after being pressed by CNN's Manu Raju about Trump routinely calling the Epstein files controversy a Democrat-invented 'hoax'.

'What Trump is referring to is the hoax that the Democrats are using to try to attack him,' Johnson said. 'I’ve talked to him about this many times, many times. He is horrified. It’s been misrepresented. He’s not saying that what Epstein did is a hoax. It’s a terrible, unspeakable evil. He believes that himself.'

'When he first heard the rumor, he kicked him out of Mar-a-Lago. He was an FBI informant to try to take this stuff down,' added Johnson, which now raises new questions about Trump's relationship with Epstein.

MSN

Its nonsense of course but Trump being a ''secret informant'' would explain why one of the security agencies directly intervened in 2016 to boost his chances days before the election. Though that was of course the CIA rather than the FBI.

 

[BrawlMan]

The Old Are Taking The World To The Grave
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[The Rogue Wolf]

Texas's Attorney General wants prayer in schools- but only his kind of prayer.

Texas attorney general wants students to pray in school – unless they’re Muslim

Ken Paxton, who is running for US Senate, is urging schools to say the Lord’s Prayer as a Republican law goes into effect

www.theguardian.com

Mind you, his wife has accused him of breaking the seventh Commandment. But hey, "do as I say, not as I do" is a cornerstone of Republican philosophy.

 

[BrawlMan]

Here is a Republican in Missouri trying to get rid of free speech on the Internet and make things even more conservative.

Bluesky

bsky.app

 

[The Rogue Wolf]

Here is a Republican in Missouri trying to get rid of free speech on the Internet and make things even more conservative.

Bluesky

bsky.app

"I'm gonna make these people stop making fun of me for running away on January 6th!"

 

[Chimpzy]

America will refund about ‘half the tariffs’ if SCOTUS rules Trump overstepped, Bessent says

The U.S. Treasury Department will issue rebates if the Supreme Court upholds a ruling that U.S. President Donald Trump’s 'reciprocal' tariffs were an overstep of power, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said Sunday.

www.ctvnews.ca

Lutnick Family Angling To Make Astronomical Sums Off Court Nixing Tariffs

This is not new. But I at least hadn’t heard any of...

talkingpointsmemo.com

Fascinating.

 

[XsjadoBlaydette]

White south Africans moving to America only to be sorely shocked by having to work shit jobs for shit pay, now beaten by white radicalised American conservatives moving to Russia only to find out it's shit too lmao. wonder what could be the shared problem there, hmmmmmmm....

 

[XsjadoBlaydette]

Great to be able to see all the various soulless sellouts for pedo traffickers as clear as daylight these days, not so great they're all so smugly untouchable and easily let off the hook by most medias claiming any hint of moral superiorority themselves

talking of jepstein leaks, or hacks...

Home - Distributed Denial of Secrets

A 501(c)(3) dedicated to archiving and publishing hacked and leaked data.

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The emails between jepstein and ex Israel president/Czar of expanding intelligence/surveillance tech corporations for the holy land/America's favourite unsinkable aircraft carrier, Ehud Barak...

Ehud Barak emails - Distributed Denial of Secrets

Over 100,000 emails and attachments from the former Prime Minister of Israel, Ehud Barak. The data ranges from 2007 to 2016, which includes the time that Barak was Israel's Minister of Defense. The…

ddosecrets.com

y no reports, media? hm? little too spicy and inconvenient timing as you so busy trying to launder and vastly undercount a live-streamed loudly-stated genocide from all fronts? little too unhelpful for the timeless scapegoats you been trying to nurture in the public's minds? it's dirty work the geopolitics of western colonialism, I understand. reheating tom clancy adaptationa can only sugar coat the vast nightmare so much these days



Shortest importantest history lesson so far

 

[Samtemdo8]

White south Africans moving to America only to be sorely shocked by having to work shit jobs for shit pay, now beaten by white radicalised American conservatives moving to Russia only to find out it's shit too lmao. wonder what could be the shared problem there, hmmmmmmm....

The first video, you know Lee Harvey Oswald also went to then Soviet Union Russia only to be disappointed and came back to the US.

 

[XsjadoBlaydette]

The first video, you know Lee Harvey Oswald also went to then Soviet Union Russia only to be disappointed and came back to the US.

you could've said any other name, even Sylvester Stallone or Santa Claus, and it'd be passable, but you had to go with that one dude instead lol - he has a lot shady shenanigans surrounding his life that make it hard to take anything he claimed seriously at face value - something an old friend could Illuminate

Robert sits down with Garrison and Margaret to talk about Kerry Thornley, who would go on to help resurrect the Illuminati.

We continue our discussion of Kerry Thornley, friend of Lee Harvey Oswald and resurrector of the Illuminati.

(to be clear, they are in no way pro Illuminati conspiracy theory, but more about the people responsible for pushing the conspiracy theory throughout history, which just so happens so include an old bud of Lee Harvey Oswald)





sigh, it being a 6-parter, means am gonna feel weird if I don't acknowledge that and add last two parts regardless of relevance now lol...

Robert is joined again by Margaret Killjoy and Garrison Davis for part five of our series, in which the story of the Illuminati takes a dark turn.

The Epic story of the Illuminati concludes with some, admittedly, messed up stuff.

 

[BrawlMan]

They're going after fairies and cat girls now. This is not a joke. They're trying to make cat girls and fairies illegal. Seriously Mastercard and Visa? You grifters actually might want to wake up from your own bullshit now? Because you won't be able to have those soon, if you keep burying your head in the sand.

Suzanne ✨🌑 (@tendermiasma.com)

Visa and Mastercard reportedly coming for FAIRIES and CAT EARS Get on the phone and ask them wtf is up because this even made me double take https://bsky.app/profile/darkchibishadow.bsky.social/post/3lygtd2qrmt2d [contains quote post or other embedded content]

bsky.app

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Glad I don't live in Texas and never will

Could a new Texas law make some types of anime illegal? Fans worry it’s possible under SB 20

Senate Bill 20 was designed to crack down on AI-generated child pornography in Texas. But now that it’s on the books, some are wondering: Did Texas just open the door to making anime illegal?

www.tpr.org

 

[Schadrach]

I think they would be inclined to resist any restraint, if for no other reason than it would start a slippery slope and set a precedent that could be expanded.

Like the ACLU defending the 1st Amendment rights of the KKK. Which is how a lot of the edges of 1A rights regarding protest were drawn.

Could a new Texas law make some types of anime illegal? Fans worry it’s possible under SB 20

Senate Bill 20 was designed to crack down on AI-generated child pornography in Texas. But now that it’s on the books, some are wondering: Did Texas just open the door to making anime illegal?

www.tpr.org

...and this is why people shouldn't attack loli, even if it's distasteful. The underlying core argument for CSAM being illegal beyond it being gross is that it's creation necessarily victimizes children and it's distribution and...err...let's call it "use" victimizes those children further and it's distribution and sale creates motive for more to be produced causing victimization of further children. Drawings don't have a victim, unless a victim was used as a model for the drawing. But banning drawings of any stripe opens the door for expansion, while the goal should be to keep any limits on expression as narrowly defined and with as firm edges as possible.

 

[BrawlMan]

But banning drawings of any stripe opens the door for expansion, while the goal should be to keep any limits on expression as narrowly defined and with as firm edges as possible.

Yet some people don't get this or only start crying when the things they love, get taken away too. Which is why it's so important to fight all this crap, and all the bull, Visa and Mastercard are trying to pull. They're going after things that aren't even porn related and have a massive hate boner for anything that's not conservative nor related to Trump. Hypocritical bitches where among many of them: accusation is a confession. All of the sake for "DA CHILDREN!".

 

[Silvanus]

...and this is why people shouldn't attack loli, even if it's distasteful. The underlying core argument for CSAM being illegal beyond it being gross is that it's creation necessarily victimizes children and it's distribution and...err...let's call it "use" victimizes those children further and it's distribution and sale creates motive for more to be produced causing victimization of further children. Drawings don't have a victim, unless a victim was used as a model for the drawing.

Well, that's not the whole or sole argument. There's also an argument that production/consumption of such material acts as a gateway to other more directly harmful actions, or that they normalise such relationships or make them appear harmless.

I'm not commenting on the validity of these arguments or how far they go. Just pointing out that the argument doesn't end at the direct outcomes of the drawing itself.

 

[Satinavian]

Digital EURO can't come soon enough. Then we can finally ditch all those payment processors (or regulate them depending on the implementation).

And, honestly, i don't see a reason non-EU citizens could not use that as well.

 

[crimson5pheonix]

Posted apropos of nothing in particular.