Saro @CryptoSaro

God was a dream of good government. Joined November 2010

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Saro @CryptoSaro

a day ago

@MeyerClarkmjnm @memeticsisyphus Yes.

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@mygreentea2024 @factpostnews Kagan and Sotomayor joined the majority opinion. Gorsuch joined the dissent. Maybe you could read the smallest bit on the subject before loudly proclaiming your ignorant opinion to the world?

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3 weeks ago

@marklevinshow "I literally went to a Republican event once"

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3 weeks ago

@MorlockP > "deeply unamerican" America was literally, explicitly founded without universal suffrage. This is just another example of using words as spells: Unamerican = Bad Taking away Universal Suffrage = Bad Therefore taking away universal suffrage is unamerican. QED.

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3 weeks ago

@SwipeWright There's no "likely" here; Claire is a (wonderfully funny) parody account

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3 weeks ago

@annbauerwriter @glukianoff @JonHaidt @TheFIREorg Your account is bigger than his! If you don't want people commenting on your lazy, dogshit opinions, keep them to yourself.

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3 weeks ago

@AuronMacintyre They're about a week away from straight up calling him an antisemite.

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4 weeks ago

@travis4nh We also need a solution for journos (preferably one we don't have to repeat in the future).

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4 weeks ago

@AetiusRF @shortmagsmle "Dewaynegeld" ☠️

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Lee (Greater) @shortmagsmle

4 weeks ago

You have to understand how shocking a 35-year sentence is to people used to receiving unlimited second chances. Usually when we see a heinous interracial knife murder it’s from a perpetrator with 20, 50, 70 prior arrests, a dozen deferment programs, a lifetime of probation, etc.

Don Moolio @_ReeMiddleChild

4 weeks ago

35 years on your first offense is over sentencing. Yea there has to be a retrial. This is blatant injustice.

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a month ago

@CptAncapistan @BobMurphyEcon I think I fell asleep.

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a month ago

@CptAncapistan @BobMurphyEcon Yeah the first one sucked.

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a month ago

@nedryun Bangladeshi slop account posting panic porn

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InfantryDort @infantrydort

a month ago

Bullying journalists is more American than apple pie, baseball, and driving your car with the AC on and the windows down. What this insufferable civilization killing shrew doesn’t understand is that her words are poison to the United States military. What she also fails to tell you about are all the other women across services getting promoted to flag rank. But she won’t tell you that because it’s inconvenient to her midwit narrative. Here’s a little history lesson about why merit isn’t some abstract goal that some people like and others don’t. It is NECESSARY to preserving civilization itself. A civilization can spend years smothering excellence under layers of ideology. Then one day the ceiling caves in all at once. That is what @PeteHegseth understands and the DEI priesthood does not. The people screeching about “equity” think this is just another political knife fight. Just another turn of the wheel. They think standards are social constructs and institutions are toys that can be bent around ideology forever without consequence. But history says otherwise. George Washington spent years trying to earn a royal commission. He fought for the British. Fought and bled for them. Then built formations the British themselves respected immensely (the Virginia Militia). None of it mattered enough to penetrate the arrogance of a system that had started rewarding class and proximity over raw ability. The empire looked at a dangerous man and saw a provincial, a mere colonist. That was THE most expensive personnel mistake in human history. This is the eternal pattern. Once institutions stop rewarding merit, they stop attracting loyal excellence. Honor sours and ambition detaches from the state. The people strongest enough to save the institution begin quietly calculating whether it deserves to be saved. The fools always think the danger comes from men with standards. NO! It comes from institutions that mock them. The purpose of merit isn’t fairness. Nature doesn’t give a damn about fairness. Merit is survival. It is the mechanism that convinces talented and ambitious people to build civilizations instead of turning against the people strangling them. What these people do not understand is that eventually a society produces someone with a critical mass of intelligence, ambition, discipline, and honor that cannot be contained forever by mediocrity, corruption, and ideological gatekeeping. George Washington was not born wanting revolution. He wanted recognition, advancement and a path upward through merit and service. Then one day they discovered they had not insulted a man. They had insulted a force. That is the danger of arrogant systems. They mistake honorable people for obedient people. They assume talent will tolerate humiliation forever. They think ambition can be endlessly chained down without consequence. IT CAN’T. Eventually pressure becomes heat. Heat becomes rupture. Then the same ruling class that spent years mocking standards and walling off advancement suddenly stares in disbelief as the foundations begin to shake beneath them. So yes, Hegseth is bringing back merit. Sometimes women get promoted, sometimes not. Same with men. What do you care anyway? You can’t even define what a woman even is. Stop dividing us. Or we will continue to stuff you into the digital locker of consequences like the divisive geek you are.

Tara Copp @TaraCopp

a month ago

Over the last year the Navy has not promoted a single female officer from Captain to one-star admiral - an important read from @TaskandPurpose taskandpurpose.com/news/navy-wome…

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a month ago

@CTRFederalism @AP4Liberty @LPNH "One man, one vote" is definitely a principle, it just isn't a libertarian principle.

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a month ago

@the____yan @JulianKJarboe @LocalCreature The real reason he'll never win against Filipinos is because they apparently can't read.

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2 months ago

@colorblindk1d @MattZeitlin @literaryeric Noting AIPAC's outsized influence on US politics is not "being obsessed with Jews". "Openly allying with communists" on what? This is just hysterics.

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Saro @CryptoSaro

2 months ago

@jeremykauffman I don't think his Epstein obsession helped him electorally, but if we're being honest, it was clearly his public opposition to AIPAC that doomed him. Once you have that kind of money coming in, what you've done or haven't done is almost immaterial, because anything can be spun.

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2 months ago

@badgerhoneyyy @TheBradRules1 @stelzner_n1150 @acousticlarry42 Back of the napkin math: 10oz of dried kidney beans + 10oz of uncooked rice is roughly 2000 calories at a cost of around $1.13, if you buy your ingredients in bulk. So if you're just talking a about lunch, you can have that for way less than a dollar.