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  • Dave Chappelle Criticizes Free Speech in America at Saudi Arabia Comedy Festival

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  • Disappointed Christians say God is delaying the Rapture until Epstein Files are released

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  • Oh God, don't even give them any ideas. I'm already worried with all this symbolism trying to make Charlie Kirk into Jesus they're going to try and claim he was resurrected at some point.

    "This was all part of God's plan."

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    Trump tells UN in speech that it is 'not even coming close to living up' to its potential

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  • Pretty sure he's trying to neg them into standing up to Putin for him. This combined with him telling Denmark to "chill out" after they caught his spy ring trying to overthrow their government, really makes me want to start a political gaslighting community to collect these headlines.

  • Israel formally states it did not kill Charlie Kirk

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  • Even a broken clock is right twice a day. The murder of Charlie Kirk continues to benefit some of the most powerful individuals and banks with ties to Epstein.

    The Senate called for this investigation hours before he was killed

    So if anybody was paying attention to that right now instead of the threats of civil war, that would mean that people would be looking at the relationship between Epstein and individuals like Netenyahu, Sultan Ahmed bin Sulayem, Bill Gates, Elon Musk, and Peter Thiel, as well as the banks that helped fund them like JP Morgan, BNY, Bank of America and Deutsche Bank.

    Or at least, people would be noticing the Republicans have voted 3 separate times to block this investigation starting on the day Kirk was killed.

  • Israel formally states it did not kill Charlie Kirk

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  • I'm not right wing, I'm not antisemitic, and I never liked Charlie Kirk.

    Still think there's a good chance Netenyahu was involved in his death. I don't believe he acted alone though. Hours before he was killed the house and the Senate tried to investigate connections between Epstein, big banks like JP Morgan, Netenyahu, Elon Musk, and others. Republicans in the House and Senate blocked it and barely anyone noticed bc suddenly Charlie Kirk was assassinated and a bizarre series of incidents allowed the killer to get away.

    Trump immediately began calling for war on the left and Elon Musk suddenly went on his white supremacy world tour.

    The investigation into the suspect has been botched as fuck, and they claim that they had a note he wrote confessing to the murder but it was destroyed.

    The House voted again yesterday and again Republicans blocked a subpoena of big banks involved in this connection. And once again barely anybody noticed bc the Trump admin is still distracting with war on the left avenging Charlie Kirk's murder (which they most likely helped carry out).

    Kirk was rumored to have refused to accept money from Israel, but he also had been one of the few right wing propaganda outlets who backtracked after making the statement that he wouldn't talk about Epstein. He made the statement then after backlash from his fans he said he would keep covering it.

    There were several powerful individuals that would have been very angry at him and also needed a big distraction right around the time he was assassinated. The question is who actually gave the order for the go ahead? Who orchestrated it and who sent who to carry it out?

    P.s.: I love Jews and I love Muslims. I hate corrupt governments and individuals that use entire groups of humans as a scapegoat to distract from their own evil bullshit. We used to call people that did that Nazis.

  • Israel formally states it did not kill Charlie Kirk

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  • Fingers crossed for the Streisand effect.

  • Pilot dies after plane carrying nearly 200kg of SpaceX-branded cocaine crashes in remote Brazil

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  • This would actually make a lot of things start to make a lot more sense compared to any non cocaine related explanations. If it is real, it's definitely not just Elon.

    Kash Patel? Stephen Miller?

  • ‘Maybe we should go after you’ Trump threatens ABC reporter asking about free speech

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  • There was period of time during Trump's last administration where the world just got so crazy I had a collection of screenshots of "not the onion" headlines that just seemed too insane to be real.

    I remember one was like "Judge determines woman can't prove she didn't want to be set on fire."

    This would fit in nicely.

  • Jerry Seinfeld says KKK is ‘actually a little better’ than Free Palestine movement

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  • I don't know much about Nick Fuentes either, other than what I already said (and that thing with that lady knocking on his door and him tazing her), but I don't think 2 has to be the ultimate goal to believe one. That's just where stripping away humanity (regardless of original intention) can always lead.

    Like individuals have their own experiences and biases that lead them to beliefs, but when the bias of individuals starts being turned into policy and law, it means that a larger group is now helping to carry out those actions against others.

    Think about it like joining the army and being sent to a war even if you don't agree with your reasons for being there. There are some people that join the army bc they want to fight and kill, but I've known a lot of genuinely good people that joined the army at 18 bc they felt like that was their only option at the time, or bc they really thought they could help people by joining.

    Not everyone that joins even sees combat, but some people are haunted by the things they end up having to do to complete the orders they're given during combat. Even if its justified or they believe it was necessary to protect themselves.

    Once you have a policy or command in place, you've gone from whatever the beliefs of a few people might have been, based on their own interactions and experiences, passed on to people below them in the chain of command being given as orders and carried out.

    That's usually how genocide works. The individuals creating the policy, giving the orders, or spreading propaganda aren't usually the ones getting their own hands dirty by killing large numbers of people. That disconnect is usually what allows personal beliefs to turn into atrocities.

    Ex: Stephen Miller is obviously a complete piece of shit. He can get on TV and spout a bunch of hateful propaganda, but would his lame ass ever be out physically detaining people? Hell no.

    Yet he feels comfortable being the one to dramatically scream about needing higher quotas and threaten anyone that questions his policies (and even in his case, I suspect his biggest motivation is the money to be made off of this operation moreso than any actual strong ideology).

  • Jerry Seinfeld says KKK is ‘actually a little better’ than Free Palestine movement

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  • Probably bc if you claim 1 didn't really happen, it makes it a lot easier to downplay all the steps that had to happen to reach 2. That way when somebody calls you out for starting down that same road again, you can claim they're trying to make a big deal out of nothing. Once it's just normal for one group to be treated as if they're deserving of less than any other human, nothing is really a big deal.

    It's not like one day there was no genocide, everything was peachy, then suddenly 6 million people were gone. It was a long road that began with normalizing attitudes, then legalizing discrimination, and eventually stripping away an entire group's perceived humanity along with their rights.

    I know some people claim they believe empathy is a made up new age concept, but it's actually a tool humans have relied on for millions of years, even before they had a name for it. It's that part of you that says this feels wrong. That feeling should drive you to act, or at least say something because you can recognize how it would feel if it was happening to me instead of them.

    It's can be ignored, but it's what's supposed to keep this from happening over and over again, unless individuals within a broader dominant group are allowed to normalize the idea that we're us and that other group is them, so just ignore that feeling. Eventually this normalizes the narrative they are a danger to us. Inevitably it becomes anyone who doesn't see that we had no other choice but to do what we did, just doesn't understand or is refusing to acknowledge what they are really like. They're not like us. Except in all the ways that they are.

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  • Idk, I never would have learned about all the "nuances" within the far right about this issue if not for what happened to Charlie Kirk. It's not just a pretend-progressive idiot thing. Idiots across the political spectrum have done some very interesting mental gymnastics over this conflict.

    Charlie Kirk made some clearly antisemitic statements during his career, but he also fully supported Israel in this conflict. That is fucking dumb, but also sounds pretty on point considering Trump supports Israel in this conflict, yet refused to admonish his neo nazi supporters who were caught on camera during rallies doing sieg heils before his first term. Or his supports that marched with torches chanting "Jews will not replace us." Not to mention some dude on Ketamine who hopped on stage during his second inauguration to do a few more sieg heils just to really rub it in.

    Apparently the shooter was a fan of Nick Fuentes. Fuentes hated Charlie Kirk bc he believed he was "too moderate" in his far right views. Ok...

    Nick Fuentes is apparently a Holocaust denier and has called for the death of jews in a holy war. He is very upfront and honest about his antisemitism. I guess this makes Fuentes the kind of guy Jerry Seinfeld apparently prefers as opposed to anyone who might otherwise just simply disagree with him about Palestine.

    Nick Fuentes also called Charlie Kirk a hypocrite for claiming to be a Christian while supporting genocide and murder of hundreds of people on a daily basis.

    I can't argue with him on that particular statement. However, it also seems just a bit hypocritical to be an antisemite calling for the death of jews, while claiming to worship a jew who sacrificed himself for the sins of the world, and only asked in return that you love your God as the creator of all things and love your neighbor as yourself.

  • White House Wants Big Balls to Get Same Medal as Rosa Parks

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  • Ughh, I mean we are just handing military rank over to Palantir employees, so why not?

    General Big Balls🎖️got his ass kicked by high schoolers while betraying his country.

  • Dr. Oz Tells Americans Who Are Concerned About Medicaid Cuts to Eat Less Cake

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  • I know many red states have been trying to defend Republican Medicaid cuts by blaming residents for being unhealthy.

    "We tried to give you healthcare, but it wasn't sustainable bc y'all just don't know how to take care of yourselves."

    The cost being unsustainable is pure bullshit anyway, but even if that were true, the idea that when looking at the cost of covering healthcare in the United States, their go to argument for why it's so expensive, places the blame on the patients for needing healthcare.

    As if nobody has ever pointed out side by side bills comparing the cost of the same hospital stays in the U.S. vs just about any other county.

    Peak authoritarian government acting like a narcissistic parent and gaslighting America into believing the reason they can't take care of their kids is bc the kids are at fault. Not bc they just suck as a parent and shouldn't have kids if they can't take care of them.