What about this looser crashing out in real time. 😂🤡
Despite what you may have heard I AM moderating this debate
The campaign to stop me from doing this impotent work is pathetic and the parties involved have agreed to reject the noise
Rest assured this debate will be tremendous and the retards who can't read will get roasted
I assure you that the debate will be one of the greatest debates because the greatest thing we can do is debate great issues
Sometimes when people seek our answers the only answer they find is the answer they seek
Questions are important to people and as people we must accept that we have questions
And of course this is just shitposting nonsense about nothing relevant to anything
The only thing I can add is that if you made it this far congratulations, youre probably better read than all of the kirkspiracy retards
Racist @BlakeSNeff proving, yet again, that he's a racist. "Coonspiracyslop". Disgusting.
Today, the centerpiece of Candace's show is a claim that a "Mormon mafia" engineered a takeover of Turning Point USA. Candace rattles off people "brought in" by @tylerbowyer, with the implication that the organization was gradually changed and corrupted while Charlie wasn't looking.
The funny part of this is that literally everyone she names -- Tyler, Terryl Farnsworth, and chief field officer Andrew Sypher -- was at Turning Point before Candace herself. Candace's first official TPUSA headshot was taken at Terryl's office! All of them have played integral roles in Turning Point for the past decade.
Once again, Candace is implicitly attacking Charlie himself, basically claiming his entire life's work was a sham from the beginning. But that's what she needs to push her narcissistic coonspiracyslop.
I think Charlie Kirk was an Enneagram 9 and his intimate life absolutely leveled his professional success.
You know what this country cares more about than guns and 6-year-olds? Protecting people who abuse 6-year-olds to the point of death without using a gun. Pedophiles.
Norfolk Commonwealth’s Soros-backed Attorney Ramin Fatehi ridiculously blames the lack of gun control for the shooting at Old Dominion University in Virginia on Thursday:
“We live in a country where people care more about guns than they care about six-year-old children. They care more about guns than they care about synagogue worshippers. And they care more about guns than they do about college students.
What that means is it does not matter how hard President Hemphill works, how hard the chiefs work, somebody will be a victim eventually. It is a matter of time. And until there is the political will to break the spell of the cult of gun absolutism, you will see more incidents like this.
So if you’re looking for somebody to blame, don’t look at anybody up here. Look at our lawmakers who don’t have the courage to implement sensible gun control measures. Look to a Supreme Court that enables them. And do something about it.”
Fatehi doesn’t mention the ISIS-inspired shooting suspect, 36-year-old Mohamed Bailor Jalloh, in this rant. Jalloh got out of jail a little over a year ago after pleading guilty to trying to help ISIS. On Thursday, he pulled out a gun, yelled “Allahu Akbar,” and opened fire on the class.
Jalloh shot the class instructor, ROTC Professor of Military Science Lt. Col. Brandon Shah, who later died at the hospital. Jalloh wounded two others before the students subdued and ultimately killed him.
Attorney Fatehi doesn’t blame Jalloh for his acts of evil. That would be too sensible.
Hey @tedcruz Christ Is King! No matter the circumstances. Nobody, including you, will ever make that truth antisemitic. Ever. Stop preying on Christians to restrain the truth under the guise of being a "good Christian". None of us wants to finally meet our Savior and hear "I never knew you". I mean, you don't want that, right?
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Sloane retweeted
Savannah Guthrie:
“If there’s anything at all that looks strange to you……….”
Me:
Everything about it looks strange to me.
Are we going to accept this narrative?
[Sep 10] So the morning of the assassination at 11:28 a.m, minutes before pulling the trigger in the most high profile assassination in a generation, Tyler Robinson is calmly playing Wordle and sharing his score with friends.
21 minutes later he is allegedly filmed with 4 feet of scoped hunting rifle shoved down his tight jeans on his way into campus.
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[Sep 11] The morning after at 09:21 a.m, while the subject of by far the biggest manhunt in his lifetime, and him knowing that he left his 'unique gun' with his prints all over it right next to the crime scene… he is once again playing Wordle with friends - he solved it in 3(!).
No one has found one slither of information or evidence that suggests that Robinson was anything other than a fairly shy and kind (possibly gay) avid gamer from a conservative family.
A good Wordle streak sure is satisfying, but it does make you think - if Robinson killed Kirk, do we not think that maybe, just maybe, he would have been a bit distracted at these two points in time to be really good at Wordle?
Just thinking out loud here.
Sloane retweeted
There's really only one thing you need to see to understand the 'Epstein files' are a controlled disclosure to shape public opinion without revealing much of the truth.
And it's this: a photo included in the files that is clearly photo-shopped to include a SpaceX logo on a t-shirt.
Why would they do this?
It's easy to understand.
If you make the 'problem' big enough, and diffuse enough, so it ambiguously touches almost every person of wealth, power, influence, but without divulging the real details that matter, like the names of people emailing things about murder, torture, etc - redactions that don't protect victims, but instead protect criminals, then you do two things.
The public 'feels' like it knows 'the truth' - that this was a disgusting and widespread ring of corruption and evil.
While also obfuscating any actionable things that would lead to people going to jail, being punished for their crimes.
It becomes a general inditement of society without any specific ammunition to bring justice about.
As an added bonus, the ambiguity of specific guilt with the preponderance of evidence of wrongdoing sets everyone at each others throats.
Instead of 'society versus evil' it becomes 'society versus itself' while evil gets off the hook.
It is likely that people within the DOJ / FBI spent a long time carefully pruning the set of materials to be disclosed, ensuring there was enough there to incite outrage, but not enough to be actionable.
At this point you should basically have the mindset of:
Everything coming from 'official sources' is constructed with the intent to mislead, manipulate, obfuscate, and shape public opinion to achieve some political end.
FBI director Kash Patel going on record saying there's no evidence of child trafficking, while Ghislaine Maxwell is in prison on child trafficking charges, basically sums it up. The authorities are doing the bare minimum to wash their hands of this entire affair, to make the public complicit in its complacency, and sowing enough chaos and confusion to prevent any kind of united front on the part of the public demanding answers.
You are not being given the means of finding justice, but being conditioned with the awareness that injustice is beyond reproach, omnipresent, something too powerful to approach to dethrone.
This is ultimately wrong. Injustice and evil exist as extremely fragile structures that depend entirely on a socially constructed narrative, but it takes the public gullibility to believe this narrative.
You are the media now, and the media's role in a democracy is to speak truth to power; to find what is real and false; and hold public officials to account.
Why are the predator's names redacted? My patriotism is at an all time low, but my moral obligation to see accountability is raging.
