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The Dad Challenge retweeted
Maybe we should start a competitor to Amazon 🤔
amazon is blocking grok @bots from ordering, and elon's answer is just have your bot buy it somewhere else.
one of my grok bots only handles my amazon returns, so i'm watching this one closely.
would you switch stores for your bot? 🛒
Elon, i think its time for an X Shop? 👀
The Dad Challenge retweeted
The government is $40T in despite collecting $7T in taxes every year.
Yet they want you to think we're just one more tax increase away from Utopia.
The Dad Challenge retweeted
Why are y'all eating pizza from Tim Hortons? What went wrong in your childhood lol
The Dad Challenge retweeted
If there is one thing that we can all agree on when it comes to X is this...
JoJoFromJerz, Brian and Ed Krassenstein, Brooklyn Dad Defiant and Harry Sisson are professional rage baiters.
Zero skill.
Zero talent.
Their entire livelihood depends on one thing...
MAGA.
Triggering US into commenting.
Engagement = Ad Revenue
That’s the whole game.
They post the most inflammatory garbage they can dream up because they know someone on our side will bite.
And when we do, the algorithm smiles, and they cash in on our dime.
I get the temptation.
Their takes are so unhinged they practically beg for it.
But every reply we leave is a direct deposit into the accounts of people who spend 24/7 smearing us, our candidates, and our values.
And guess what?
There's a great chance they don't even read your comment.
We are literally paying them to lie about us.
Picture this...
One morning, one of them wakes up, checks their analytics, and watches their X payout graph fall off a cliff.
They'll be completely clueless that it was us quietly, collectively refusing to feed the beast anymore.
That day is coming, and it will be glorious.
All we have to do is agree on one simple rule, starting right now.
No replies, no quotes, no engagement.
Scroll past, mute, block.
Whatever works.
Starve the algorithm that makes them rich.
Let their mentions disappear while their revenue evaporates.
This isn’t surrender, it’s surgical precision.
We have sharper creators, better content, and way funnier memes on our side.
Let’s pour our energy there instead of subsidizing people who despise us.
So here’s the 30-day challenge.
Treat their accounts like they don’t exist.
Zero engagement.
Watch the payouts crater.
We are bigger than their rage-bait.
And we are wealthiest when we stop bankrolling our own enemies
Let’s take our power back one ignored tweet at a time.
Who’s with me?
The Dad Challenge retweeted
This is the moment an Amber Alert interrupted a Justice Committee meeting studying the broken Liberal bail system. The alert was triggered by a man abducting his daughter after murdering her mother. While on bail.
This is tragic. This isn't partisan. We need real solutions now.
The Dad Challenge retweeted
Judas Iscariot walked with Jesus for three years.
He heard every sermon. Witnessed every miracle. Ate at the same table.
And went to hell anyway.
Most Christians today are modern Judas Christians.
Here's how to know if you're one of them:
Judas had perfect theology.
He could quote Scripture. He knew Jesus was the Messiah.
But knowledge didn't save him.
Proximity didn't save him.
Religious activity didn't save him.
Only surrender saves.
Judas's fatal mistake wasn't betrayal. That was just the symptom.
His fatal mistake was keeping Jesus at arm's length while using Him for personal gain.
Sound familiar?
Modern Judas Christians:
*Consume sermons but never repent
*Use Jesus as life coach, not Lord
*Want Heaven without holiness
*Follow Jesus for benefits, not worship
*Keep one foot in the Kingdom, one in the world
They pray when convenient.
Read when motivated.
Obey when comfortable.
Surrender when forced.
But they never BOW.
Jesus didn't die so you could improve your life.
He died so He could OWN your life.
Big difference.
Judas called Jesus "Rabbi" (teacher).
Peter called Him "Lord" (master).
Judas kept his autonomy.
Peter surrendered it.
One went to hell.
One went to Heaven.
What do you call Him?
You can walk with Jesus your whole life and never KNOW Him.
"Not everyone who says to Me, 'Lord, Lord,' will enter the kingdom of heaven." - Matthew 7:21
Stop being a Judas Christian.
Stop using Jesus.
Start surrendering to Him.
Your eternity depends on which side of that line you're on.
—TBM
The Dad Challenge retweeted
The Face you make when you realise The Deep State have just paired you up with Justin Trudeau in an attempt to make him relevant again.
The Dad Challenge retweeted
Awe 🫢 He was definitely raised right!! He just made her the happiest girl!! So sweet!! 🥹 #October is #Downsyndrome Awareness Month!! 💕
The Dad Challenge retweeted
Something important that’s being missed with the Jimmy Kimmel saga…
By spreading the vile lie that Charlie was assassinated by MAGA, the implicit message from Kimmel was clear: If you kill a conservative, we will cover for you. We will whitewash the murder because we don’t think conservatives deserve to live. Kill more. Assassinate more. We have your back.
This is evil.
Executives at ABC rightly received a deluge of complaints from affiliates. They asked Kimmel to apologize for lying and he refused, instead vowing to double down. Only then did he get canned.
Networks like ABC, NBC, and CBS enjoy massive taxpayer supported privileges and advantages because they are supposed to contribute to the “public good.” Those privileges come with a responsibility to not knowingly spread harmful lies like the one Kimmel was spreading.
Jimmy Kimmel is not a victim. He’s a liar.
Jimmy Kimmel is not a martyr. Charlie is.
Let’s keep that straight.
The Dad Challenge retweeted
Canceling Jimmy Kimmel is a sign of impending dictatorship. Soon unthinkable things will be happening, like kicking ordinary people off social media for dissent, arresting folks for humorous memes, maybe even government collaboration with tech companies to silence the opposition.
