Internet privacy & security starts with one's personal choices. Last member of the "Know Nothing" party. Extremely reasonable
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The best modern tome on human rights comes from Henry B. Veatch in "Human Rights: Fact or Fancy?," from 2007. He builds his argument step by step, carefully laying the foundation for his central assertion that our basic rights are discoverable directly in the facts of nature.
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.@rcbl Come get your girl
#8. Shannon Smythe: A Reverend serving in ministry as a Field Education Director at Princeton Theological Seminary while also being a member of NJ Burn ANTIFA chats.
Just listened to Freddie Sayers talk to Michael Knowles. A Young Hegelian and an Old Hegelian debating American politics annoys me to no end.
Hegel was directly opposed to the ideas of the American Founding, and thought government is always the answer
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All they had to do was hire King of the Gays Andy Cohen and he could make the determination within a few minutes
This list of ways to prove you are gay is extremely funny, especially for what it leaves out.
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It's a family tradition to crap on Europeans since the 1820s, and there is a good case for it even today
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Did you know most drunk drivers originate from Moe's Tavern? I saw it on TV, so it must be true:
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I still haven't figured out why so many people think the Senate is separate from Congress
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People (rightfully) like to hate on Fauci, but Birx is far more the mastermind. Remember, she was the Global AIDS coordinator at the time COVID "broke out"
We now know Dr. Fauci had deep ties to the intelligence community that predate the COVID pandemic. Think about what that means. When the question of whether this virus came from a lab first arose, one man was positioned to shape the answer across science, intelligence, and public opinion.
He steered the narrative away from the lab leak theory because he knew the NIH was funding gain-of-function research at the Wuhan Institute of Virology.
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Reason 8 bajillion to hate aliens. I don't even care if he's a parody account
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We couldn’t afford it until last week, I was waiting for my salary to arrive
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In the 90s, The Simpsons made fun of people who pronounced nuclear as nukular (using Homer as the everyman), but now it's common place among youtubers to pronounce it nukular
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The Dems were going to destroy the current filibuster rules 3 years ago, but Senators Manchin and Sinema stopped them. The Roosevelt Republicans .@JonahDispatch and .@EliLake want to pretend otherwise. It's bonkers
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"James S. Bush (1825 – 1889) was an American attorney, Episcopal priest, and religious writer. Father of Samuel P. Bush, grandfather of former U.S. Senator Prescott Bush, great-grandfather of George H. W. Bush"
Neocons want to pretend George Bush (II) was a standalone character
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I've followed this cretin since I got on X, liked most of his posts (zero reciprocity), and when I threw mild criticism his way he melted down and did the "soft block" (block/unblock to force unfollow). No loss, all he does is talk to Grok these days
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thats cool, no need to refollow me
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What's his is his, but what's yours is negotiable. Typical Leninist
Hate to break it to you, Mike. But it is our money. #TaxTheRich
ALT Screenshot of headline reading: How much of Musk's wealth comes from government help? Virtually all of it
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Jun 15
I can't think of something more outside the scope of responsibility for the federal government than "childcare," and yet I see many in the media advocating for federal involvement. Ridiculous
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Jun 15
According to the U.S. House of Representatives and Britannica, the Capitol is recognized as a symbol of the American people and representative democracy, with the House of Representatives specifically welcoming visitors to the "People's House."
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Jun 15
Fox is acquiring Roku for $22B, which is a pretty good deal all around
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This is a real life pic of the peach crop on the tree this year, not some stock bullcrap, btw
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Palisade (Colorado) Peach Season:
Because of the unseasonably warm winter, the fruit is developing rapidly.
"We expect the first Palisade peaches to arrive significantly earlier than their typical late-June debut."
Don’t rely on the “traditional” dates this year
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