Let's Stick To Facts And Logic And Be Open To be persuaded

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The final red pill: realizing that "Israel did 9/11" is another Red-Green psyop just like "Israel killed Kirk." Methodology: name Jews; stack weak circumstantial evidence; ask "Cui bono?"; provide no act or mechanism; ignore all we do know; and hope antisemitism does the rest.
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I mean, I graduated UCLA summa cum laude with a GPA of 3.85 at age 20, already had a published book and a nationally syndicated column, and scored 176 on my LSAT. But then again, I'm not enough of a genius to question why we use them funny-lookin' letters in them there fancy algebra equations! nitter.net/MaxNordau/status/20970…
Tucker Carlson (1.9 GPA at Trinity) says that Ben Shapiro (UCLA summa cum laude at 20, Harvard Law cum laude at 23) is low IQ and couldn't have possibly been admitted on merit—so it MUST have been a conspiracy. He also calls Shapiro "hyper-aggressive, selfish, small-minded, cruel, [and] compliant." It's understandable that Tucker Carlson, heir to the Swanson frozen burrito fortune, is confused by the idea of merit. After all, he had Hunter Biden write his son's college recommendation letter.
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Tucker Carlson asks why algebra puts letters into numbers. Jess Elofson explains: "I think just to fuck with you." They discuss how they've never met anyone in their life who uses algebra, which is "fake math" for people "in the matrix." They conclude that caring about algebra is something that only "good little goy slaves" do.
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I’ve never been more excited about a Daily Wire project. Badass, fun, unapologetic…and yeah, it says some things, too. Streaming on the Daily Wire September 16
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This Glen Greenwald?
Tucker Carlson and Glenn Greenwald claim Putin is a “moderate” and “pro-European,” and hope someone like him leads Russia next. Promoting dictators like him just proves that every day these podcasters move further away from American ideas and more towards authoritarianism and the toxic ideas that will destroy this country.
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So, yesterday, Joe Rogan endorses Candace Owens’ conspiracism. That’s not a shock – Joe loves conspiracy theories. Like, pretty much all of them. Why not? They’re fun and chatty and you can talk about them for five hours while toking with your buddies. The problem comes when young men start taking that silliness seriously…and far more importantly, when politicians start chasing the approval of people who traffic in blackpilled conspiracy slop. Yes, Mr. VP, I’m looking at you. piped.video/watch?v=iFnNpvIV…
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Yesterday, a frozen food empire nepo baby ranted from his blue-collar-cosplay Maine mansion-cabin about why the proletariat can’t get cheap burritos. SPOILER ALERT: the problem is free markets, and the solution is an economically-centralized feudal state run by Lord Carlson. Also, buy some Indian-made nicotine pouches, watch his episode about how Hunter Biden is a virtuous man of the people, and listen to his theories about how Izreel got me a spot at Harvard Law. So. Much. Wisdoming.
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The American Dream is the promise of a process: if you work hard, and make smart and virtuous decisions, you will live a better life than your parents, and your children will live a better life than you do. That process requires free markets, free minds, equal justice before law, and social fabric. Government’s job is to protect the American Dream. Don’t listen to the demoralization agents trying to destroy it in the name of utopian schemes, Left and Right. piped.video/watch?v=fqTkLH9c…
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Woke 1: Racism causes capitalism, imperialism, colonialism, and the Constitution (The 1619 Project) Woke 2: Capitalism causes racism, imperialism, colonialism, and the Constitution (Lenin)
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This is a rabbinical dynasty that has been unable to detect an antisemite for over 80 years. They said the same thing about emigrating from Hungary when the Nazis took over (while the grand rabbi himself skipped town) so I wouldn’t take their advice.
🚨Satmar Rebbe (Wsb”g), Rabbi Zalman Leib Teitelbaum, condemned Orthodox attacks against New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani during his annual address last night: “We must remember that we are in exile,” he said. “To denounce the mayor and brand him an antisemite constitutes a true provocation against the nations.” (Translated from Yiddish)
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The threat of radical Islam is real. Hollywood has refused to tell that story for three decades. Now, we’re saying the thing with the biggest, most audacious, funniest and most kickass film Daily Wire has ever released. Here’s the trailer.
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A great idea. Tucker and Abdul El-Sayed can run together as a “unity ticket.” They both believe the same things.
On tonight's @TheYoungTurks, Joe Kent said the group that met at Tucker Calrson's house is trying to convince Tucker to run. They think JD Vance is too compromised. He also explained how they're going to try to appeal to the left to get a unity ticket to represent all of America.
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At the Senate hearing on the Muslim Brotherhood, counterterrorism expert Kyle Shideler told Sen. Ted Cruz that the Muslim Brotherhood partners with the Democratic Socialists of America and that the alliance shares the objective of overthrowing the U.S. Constitution.
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I don't think you're stupid at all. I think you know precisely what you're doing. You're promoting evil and dishonest conspiracism. And you're doing it precisely because it's popular.
I know you think you’re a genius and the rest of us are just too stupid to see through the bullshit. Keep underestimating people, Ben. It’s working out great for you.
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omg best track ever: boygeorge3.bandcamp.com/trac…
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We came to the point were anything bad that happens anywhere on this planet is automatically blamed on the Jews. But they're "jUsT cRiTiCiSiNg tHe iSrAeLi gOv". Hatred of jews turned into full blown psychoticsm
The population of Retarded Conspiracyville is increasing at a nearly exponential rate. Malthusian rationing will soon be necessary.
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In Buddhism we understand that every action comes with a consequence. Due to my decision to stand up for my Jewish friends I am losing a few people from my life. Today I parted company with Tony Pontius who has run my record label BGP for a number of years. I wanted to release 'We Will Dance Again' but he was unequivocal and said 'I want nothing to do with this song' and I responded 'ok, we are done'. When someone is gutless it really does not hurt to say goodbye. My faith in humanity will not diminish and the truth will always win. I will release it!
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אף אחד לא יעצור אותי מלהילחם על האמת של ישראל 🇮🇱
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Your contention that the two alternatives are (1) "negotiating with bad people" or (2) "demanding war until every possible enemy is dead" is silly and reductive. Of course. Not every bad actor is bad in the same way; not all negotiations are equal; few victories require total annihilation rather than thorough defeat. The question is how much force is required to achieve America's interest. The answer depends on several factors, including the reliability of Iran's commitments; the credibility of our threat of force; and the amount of pain they can withstand and our willingness to bring that amount of pain to bear. But here's what won't do it: taking the Obama position that the only alternative to "demanding war until every possible enemy is dead" is cutting a truly crappy deal with an overtly dishonest enemy dedicated to destroying America and her allies. But I think you know that. Which is why you went with the reductive silliness.
The world is a nasty place full of nasty people, just like it always has been, yet actual statesmen understand that peace often requires making deals with icky people, as the U.S. has done for centuries with regimes that did far more damage to the U.S. Passive-aggressively mocking the idea of negotiating with bad people is a rather clunky neocon attempt at demanding war until every possible enemy is dead. It’s as childish as it is stupid and ahistorical.
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