| Postliberal Conservative. | Lawyer, Veteran & Middle East Geopolitical Expert. | Public School Abolitionist. | Nom de Plume Enjoyer. | Civilization First. |

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I'm an American Imperialist by virtue of the fact I am a Civilizationalist, an American, a Nationalist, and a Realist. We have an Empire. Unless we are willing to surrender it to the Chinese Communist Party and plunge the world into widespread war and famine, the Empire must be maintained. We are the light in the darkness. Maintaining that Empire requires utilizing useful allies and destroying disruptive enemies. America and Israel are not BFFs. The idea that there's any religious connection between America and Israel is American Reformation drivel. Nation-states do not have friends; they have interests. We are two nation-states who happen to have very similar objectives and interests in the region—largely because of the fact we were both opposed to/by Iran. Our economy is based in the Middle East. Unless and until that changes, we're there to stay. If we're going to stay, then we need decent allies. The single reason I like having Israel as an ally is because they are extremely competent. Pound-for-pound, the IDF is the best military in the world; America just has a lot more pounds—that's our way. Their intelligence, targeteering, weaponeering, precision strike capability, its all just absolutely beautiful as a military man. Anyone who denies the efficacy of the IDF should be disregarded on all matters military. They are seriously a work of art in that arena. I completely understand people who get really annoyed with the fact it seems like you're not allowed to criticize Israel in most places or on most platforms. I think that's extremely stupid and needs to stop—if for no other reason than the fact that these policies generate more antisemites than they stop by probably a 20:1 ratio. I completely understand people who are sick of American politicians sucking up to Israel. Ted Cruz actually makes me want to throw up when he starts talking about having some duty to Israel. Anyone who attempts to clothe Israel in my Catholic Christian faith is immediately suspect to me as a likely enemy. But none of that changes the fact that our interests in the Middle East are deep, very hard (if not impossible) to remove, and that Israel is by a wide margin the most competent ally the United States has had since World War II. For those of y'all not really paying much attention—if we don't have Israel as our ally, we really don't have anybody. The GCC is militarily useless, Britain and Canada seem to actually be an enemy state at this point, the rest of Europe gobbles Russian balls/energy while simultaneously waging a proxy war against them, and Japan has no military. We may have other allies on paper, but in the field the vast majority of our allies are next to useless. There's a reason rival powers want the top two militaries in the world to be enemies and its not because they have an earnest desire to see America free of bankers and entertainment producers.
It’s been phenomenal. If anything, the success has been underreported. We’ve never had an ally as lethal as Israel before. Just shows us how useless all of our European allies have been all these years.
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How does it make any sense that my password (the less secure thing) needs to be entered to enable my biometrick passkey (the extremely secure thing)?
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Me in Walmart
Carl Jung, an underrated take on the fall of Rome
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Oh no no no. We are not retconing this. 20 years ago, Feminists demanded genres that men enjoy be made "welcoming" for women, publishers did just that. Then men stopped reading the genres that were now made with women in mind. What is this reversal of cause and effect?
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“Patriotic displays shouldn’t be partisan,” cry the people whose Party explicitly disavowed every display of Patriotism.
If America 250 is going to be a partisan rally then I’ll sit it out.
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Be at the top of your game today 🏳️‍⚧️ helenwebberley.com/inspirati…
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The only way Elon has ever taken my money is the money I willingly pay for X Premium. (Which, btw, I have made back several dozen times over.) People on SNAP steal several cents of every single dollar I earn and several more off of every dollar I spend.
Elon Musk is a trillionaire but it’s def the people on SNAP ruining your life
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RT @Vermeullarmine: I’m actually rather intrigued by the possibilities raised by the Pauline Newman episode. After a few more years of Trum…
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you have to think of the “Michelle Obama is a man” as a meme it’s not serious think of it as something harmless like posting videos of a guy getting shot to death on a college campus in the replies of the tweets of his widow
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Replying to @DisgracedProp
I was just explaining to a normie friend the other day that he hasn't the slightest hint of the sweeping victories achieved over the past 18 months. Its going to take years to sink in.
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Why does it have to be denounced? Is there something wrong with being trans?
Dave Portnoy to Trump: “I don’t care what you think about the Obamas or anything else — that Michelle Obama insult has to be immediately denounced.” The Barstool founder says it’s a line that needs to be shut down right away.
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In an attempt to get around all of this story development and building 343 wrote the following: 4runners were an alien species competing with ancient humans over a UFC belt called the "mantle of responsibility" which would ordain them as the rulers of the galaxy. The UFC belt would only be awarded by all powerful space Gods. When the space Gods chose humanity, the 4runners somehow genocided them all and the space Gods remade themselves into the Flood. Then the 4runners made the rings because the Flood was wiping everything out. When they reseeded the galaxy, 1 specific 4runner encoded in all of humanity's DNA, the creation of Master Chief who would be part 4runner and the salvation of humanity. They did ALL OF THIS AND MORE, just to get around the "4runners are obviously Human" setup of the first games.
The original big reveal of Halo 2 (which was meant to be long enough that it also contained all of Halo 3) was the Arbiter opening up an ancient Forerunner sarcophagus and seeing a human skeleton inside
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What a time to not be Canadian lmao
What a time to be an American.
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People say this shit like its an indictment. You do understand that for the past several years we haven't even had bread nor circuses? The bare minimum is an improvement, you perpetual losers. We're going to win, with or without your whining.
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Bread and Circus
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Having litigated this kind of case, I can tell you why without even reading an article. The company never punished anyone else for being late. That’s it. The law presumes the reason is race if they can’t come up with a sufficient excuse why they didn’t punish anyone else.
A woman was fired after showing up late to work 47 times over 10 months, then was awarded $11.25 million after suing the company for racism 😳💰
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This post lacks context. A federal jury awarded Röbynn Europe $11.25M after finding Equinox liable for a hostile work environment and discrimination. The jury agreed the "lateness" was a pretext for retaliation after she complained about racism and sexism. nytimes.com/2023/05/26/nyr… cbsnews.com/news/equinox-r…
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I was part of a team that litigated a case similar to this with a Government employee. Up front, I'm not defending the law here. I actually think this is utterly retarded and I frequently use this experience to explain why. It was a close enough case that we could ethically take the Client's money and take a shot, but we advised him repeatedly his chances of ultimate success weren't fantastic. The Client was *constantly* late. He would also just not show up at least once a week. This happened for years. Because he was a Federal employee and a member of a Union, they couldn't punish him straight out. In fact, because of these measures, they could hardly ever punish anyone. We were able to survive a Motion for Summary Judgment exclusively on the fact that the Agency never punished anyone for being late or missing work. Now, the Client was far worse than anyone else by a factor of at least 10, but this simple evidence was enough to trigger a presumption of racial bias under Title VII of the CRA. Now, we knew we weren't succeeding at trial. The firm I worked for always did focus groups, and the Client's case was not popular with them. He wasn't even popular with us. But, because of that presumption, the Agency offered him $200,000 (which was less than his attorney fees, btw). We advised him to take it, and we'd discount his fees so he walked away with six figures. He accepted. Then decided he wanted his day in Court and tried to get the settlement tossed. We refused to assist. He tried to throw us under the bus, accused my boss of racial discrimination and lying to him, the whole nine yards. He lost this effort, of course, because we were a firm that specialized in this kind of work and probably the most valuable practice tip I learned at this job was to vet clients thoroughly and document *everything* for when they eventually try this. We were his second law firm on this case and were prepared. He ended up successfully getting the settlement tossed, but then walked away with $0 and around half a million in fees that he owed three law firms now. Play stupid games and win stupid prizes, but the fact we were able to bully the Federal Government into throw that much money at him to just make him go away was absurd. There are valid Title VII claims, I've seen them, but the majority of our Title VII clients were cases like this: a non-White who was absolute shit at their job finally getting punished and becoming absolutely convinced it was because they were some shade of brown. Now, once in a while they were actually right. But like clockwork, the only type of Title VII case that was consistently supported by Direct Evidence of racial animus was the post-2020 massive and sudden spike in firing older White men for being older, White, and men.
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I just told a friend, “I’m not a White supremacist, but I am a competence supremacist. Those two things just happen to look very similar.”
JUST IN: 21-year-old dies after workers forget to attach safety rope and push her off 40-meter bridge in São Paulo’s Limeira, Brazil
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