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Since this account gets banned on a semi regular basis and sometimes gets caught in a loop where I can't get unbanned, you can find my over on @bannedforfun if that happens again (it will).
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If this article is (in any way) necessary for ANYONE to read, it is also the single greatest argument against universal suffrage up until this point.
Keeping your fridge and freezer closed is the best way to keep food fresh for as long as possible. - @nbcselected nbcnews.com/select/shopping/…
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Was reminded of this meme today. We will be back on Friday. @DolioJ @WatcherontheWeb @oldhongkong @HeloProcurement
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Given the trends for people Nick endorses, this is the greatest sign of Trump having a 3rd term I've ever seen.
"Trump Is Politically Toxic— He's Dragging Down Anyone That's Associated With Him & The Whole Right Wing!"
Nick Fuentes & Alex Jones Break Down The Exodus From Trump's Cancerous Republican Coalition & Why The Democrats Cannot Win In 2028!
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Who asked for this? Who wants this?
WHY would you make this?
🔥FIRST LOOK: @sigsauerinc XRAY5
The XRAY5 is a programmable optic with no distortion that has bluetooth compatibility with the app for easy in-app zeroing. Use its multiple zero memories for range ammo, defensive ammo, etc.
Made in the USA all for an MSRP of $499.
#SigNext2026
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Couldn't happen to a nicer organization.
🚨REPORT🚨
Hackers are allegedly claiming to have data on ALL FBI employees and spouses.
@josephfcox reports that he obtained a sample of 5,000 alleged employees.
The details including names, physical addresses, phone numbers, and in some cases spouses.
I have reached out to the FBI for comment on this report.
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Every time I had to use one of these I was tempted to leave a round in the chamber on purpose.
NOTHING FELT MORE STUPID AFTER A LONG PATROL THAN THAT DAMN CLEARING BARREL.
You finally made it back inside the wire exhausted, filthy, hungry, and ready to dump your gear.
But nope…
First stop: the clearing barrel.
Get out of the trucks and stand in line. Clear your weapon. Get checked. Do it right.
Chow, a shower, and your rack were only minutes away, but somehow that barrel felt like one more patrol.
👇 GWOT vets, who else hated that final stop after a long mission?
@Boots_N_Chutes Podcast
@cmrowe77
#GWOT #DeploymentLife #MilitaryHumor #Veterans #Army
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My nigga. First to ever guess it. Kahr CM9
My now deceased older brother took me to get it. August 7th 2011, Athens Georgia. Was a Sunday, couldn’t alcohol, but could buy guns, so he said fuck it let’s go
Miss u john 7/23/86-4/15/14
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What's really interesting about this is that the House has a slush fund to pay off people's sex scandals and make these complaints/statements go away.
Why didn't it here?
🚨#BREAKING: Rep. Lauren Boebert is accused in a sworn House ethics complaint of having lesbian affairs with 2 female staffers under her supervision.
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All of these ninnies complaining about Tillamook cheese are...grating.
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This is only a 60 Watt CB if you cut the white wire, so don't do that.
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This tells me that everyone that James Lindsey hates needs to cite him continually.
Clearly that would mean he can no longer say things he's said in the past because the bad people cited things he's said.
I don't care if Teddy Roosevelt said it first (like he's some champion we should be looking to, to begin with). I care that my Department of Homeland Security is leaning into logic and messaging that Adolf Hitler also used to justify his evil, just as it was reaching its peak.
Roosevelt can't be blamed for Hitler because he came before Hitler. Today's DHS has a higher responsibility because it comes after Hitler, knowing where that logic leads. (And with Roosevelt, it led to splitting the Republican Party and giving us Woodrow Wilson, the most damaging president.)
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I'll grant that this isn't great, but there's a pretty notable post COVID turn. Since this doesn't appear to be sampled every year, it'll be interesting to see where it is in 2 years or so.
In 1972, 5% of American adults claimed no religious affiliation.
In 2024, it was 28%.
In 1972, 9% of said they never attended religious services.
In 2024, it was 29%.
In 1988, 2% said that they didn't believe in the existence of God.
In 2024, it was 6%.
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