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Replying to @vincent_fusca
I’m doing just that. Building bridges instead of burning them.
CivilzeDivorce retweeted
Replying to @AngryBDG
I have been stuck on this one thought, it keeps popping up in my head.
There are fights and there are matches (rounds, games, sets).
Matches have rules and referees and judges. All participants are expected to know the rules, agree to abide by them, and respect the referees and judges.
Fights are to win.
This applies to societies as much as it does to a baseball game or bar fight.
CivilzeDivorce retweeted
I will always take this drop seriously serious.
Many have lost their most cherished thing in life, their children
In my prayers.
CivilzeDivorce retweeted
The internal guidance singles out non-citizen voting:
“DO NOT REPEAT CLAIMS ABOUT NON-CITIZEN VOTING, EVEN TO DISPUTE THEM.”
It says repeating those claims gives them credibility and free airtime.
The prescribed attack:
“EMPHASIZE THAT THE SPEECH WAS DESPERATE AND RIDICULOUS.”
Recipients are also told to use language Americans can understand “and repeat.”
The memo specifies both the subject allies should avoid amplifying and the message they should circulate instead.
CivilzeDivorce retweeted
I found explicit instructions to amplify Michigan’s statewide election officials—alongside messaging guidance, a social media toolkit and prepared scripts.
The heading: “What You Can Say.”
One script calls DOJ’s demand for election records:
“the latest attempt in a long line of desperate actions to interfere in Michigan’s elections.”
Another begins:
“Michigan’s local communities run our elections. Not the federal government.”
The internal document connects access to officials with a coordinated campaign to carry their statements into public debate.
CivilzeDivorce retweeted
Scooby-Doo and the Mystery of Fraudster Shawty Dred 🔍💵
Fraudsters are getting unmasked this Halloween. 👻
CivilzeDivorce retweeted
100-Year-Old Trombonist Joins DØVYDÅS on “Tennessee Whiskey” at a Florida Nursing Home
A 100-year-old resident picked up his valve trombone and joined DØVYDÅS on “Tennessee Whiskey” with no rehearsal. They agreed on a key and played. The older musician held the melody cleanly while the room clapped and smiled.
The more interesting point is what the clip quietly contradicts. We tend to treat advanced age as the point where musical ability and the desire to perform drop off. This moment shows the opposite pattern: the capacity was still present and functional. What is usually absent is any real opportunity to use it.
Senior living environments almost never create a low-friction way for residents to play with visiting musicians, and visitors rarely ask.
The result is that ability goes untested and then gets mistaken for decline.
The performance itself is short and simple. The larger observation is that the limiting factor was access, not age.
CivilzeDivorce retweeted
The DSA and their far-left allies are laying out their real playbook, and @nataliegwinters brought us something today that every American needs to see.
She uncovered video of the far-left group Indivisible openly admitting that their main goal isn't just removing Donald Trump from office. After the midterms, they want to target EVERY mid-level staffer, every donor, and every corporation that ever supported a conservative to make sure they NEVER dare “step out of line” again:
“It's the most interesting permutation of 'democracy' that I've ever heard, where you throw all your enemies in prison. But I think the important thing here to remember with Indivisible... this is what they're saying publicly. That's not a secret tape. So, you know it's much worse behind the scenes.”
CivilzeDivorce retweeted
This poor donkey had a broken leg, yet it was still forced to carry heavy loads, its suffering ignored.
Thanks to the Rudraprayag Police for intervening and putting an end to this cruelty.

























