People forget that Obama graduated Magna Cum Laude at Harvard Law. You can't affirmative action your way into an academic distinction like that.

🧵FAKE Gaza Journalist Alert: Helmi Al-Faqawi is listed by @pressfreedom as a journalist killed by the IDF at a "reporter's tent" at Nasser Hospital. But PIJ confirmed he was a commander—he used the hospital as a base. The 14th fake journalist outed in the last few weeks. 1/

The MUSLIM PROTECTION UNIT has put a message out in social media calling for Muslims in the UK to prepare for civil unrest. What are they planning?

Ash Sarkar is a British citizen who was born in London to a British citizen as has lived in the UK as a British citizen her entire life. Her family can trace its roots in this country back at least 50 years. Where are you proposing she is deported to?

In one week in Europe there were 2 beheadings, one in Northern Ireland and one in Florence, Italy. My question is, how can people be surprised when the Quran itself literally instruct people to behead non believers? Qur’an 47:4: “…so when you meet those who disbelieve, then striking of the necks, until when you have subdued them, then bind the bonds firmly; then either favor afterward or ransom, until the war lays down its burdens…” Qur’an 8:12: “…so strike above the necks and strike from them every fingertip…” We are the stupid ones to allow this to happen, they are just following what their “God” literally instructs them to do..

This is your city on socialism

People are defending Elon’s trillions on the basis of the wealth and good he creates. And that’s fine — I do that too. But it has the unfortunate implication that Musk’s riches are only ethical because of the good he’s doing. And that just encourages socialists to come up with ever more elaborate litmus tests for whether someone’s wealth is morally acceptable. In a free market, rich people get rich through consensual exchanges, usually with a great many people. Most exchanges are positive-sum, so even if the rich person doesn’t have a grand narrative about electric vehicles, free expression, helping the blind, building rockets, or digging tunnels, each exchange made the other party better off. That’s not irrelevant. It’s an important part of the ethical defense of free markets. But it’s not the crucial issue. The crucial issue is that the exchanges were voluntary. And that can be true even if every trade is zero-sum. Take a horse-track gambler who becomes rich by consistently exploiting inefficiencies in the betting market. Each exchange is zero-sum: bettors put money in, and only some of them get money out. If you become rich this way, you didn’t create wealth. But you didn’t harm anyone either. You didn’t steal from anyone. Every exchange was voluntary. You may not feel the same sense of awe toward this person as you would toward someone who built a fleet of spaceships. Fair enough. But that’s a different question. So yes, remind people of the good Musk’s companies are doing. It matters, because economics is deeply counterintuitive to most people, especially when it comes to the benefits that emerge from large decentralized systems. But don’t let them walk away thinking that the good Musk is doing is the reason he “should” be a trillionaire. He should be rich because the vast number of exchanges he participated in were voluntary. It’s really that simple.

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