Respawned Shitposter. Occasionally intelligent. Freedom of speech gives me the right to hurt your feelings, and it also gives you the right to cry about it.
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I’ve always liked Stephen Miller. He’s principled, smart, and fearless. I didn’t know this about him.
In spring 2006, three Duke lacrosse players—David Evans, Collin Finnerty, and Reade Seligmann—were accused of raping Crystal Mangum at a team party.
Within days the campus verdict was in. The season was canceled. The coach was forced out. Their faces were on every cable channel.
88 Duke professors signed a full-page ad thanking protesters for not waiting for the facts and declaring the case exposed “racism and sexism” no matter what a court decided. The school suspended the players.
Durham DA Mike Nifong, a Democrat fighting a tough primary, went on TV promising convictions. Saying “wait for the evidence” got you called racist.
Except for one student. He wasn’t on the team. He wasn’t a friend of the accused. He was just a 20-year-old junior (later senior) who kept writing in the student paper that in America you’re innocent until proven guilty. Then he did something no other Duke student did: he went on The O’Reilly Factor and Nancy Grace—not as a lawyer or pundit, but as a student—telling millions his own university had rushed to judgment.
Most of campus called him racist. The News & Observer called him the “lonely voice insisting that the players were innocent.” He stayed that voice for a year.
Then the case collapsed. DNA cleared all three. Mangum’s story kept changing. The photo lineup was rigged.
Worst of all, Nifong conspired with the DNA lab to hide the exculpatory results.
On April 11, 2007, North Carolina AG Roy Cooper dropped every charge and declared Evans, Finnerty, and Seligmann “innocent”—victims of a “tragic rush to accuse.” Nifong resigned, was disbarred, and was briefly jailed. Years later Mangum admitted she lied.
The student who refused to back down, who was called racist for defending three fellow students while 88 of his own professors had already convicted them in print, who went on national TV at 20 to stand for the presumption of innocence?
His name was Stephen Miller.
#StephenMiller #DukeLacrosse
🇺🇸 HellJumper retweeted
Poland celebrates Independence Day, the fact they freed themselves from both nazi occupation and communist rule
Mainstream media: "Far-right march"
Far-right march draws thousands in Warsaw teapawt.org/i/broadcasts/2OdWXXOjK…
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
Poland’s National Independence Day commemorates the restoration of Polish sovereignty in 1918. Thousands attend the Warsaw march to celebrate their country’s independence. The presence of far-right groups does not make the entire event or its participants far-right.
gov.pl/web/eu/nationa…
🇺🇸 HellJumper retweeted
"The bastard son fathered with a serving girl is the only one who is anything like him, while the legitimate heirs are aristocratic fops" sounds like the plot of the last Conan movie. But it's actually the plot of Arnold's life.
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This is literally an act of war. Like, literally. Get an A-10 in the air and sort it out.
The caravan is all men, and even the Mexican locals are calling them criminals.
@RAVEspanol @OscarRamirezTJ
🇺🇸 HellJumper retweeted
This is a perfectly acceptable monologue without a shred of racism but they put “SS” face tattoos on them and shave their heads so that normies nod along and say “hmmm yes the American government SHOULDN’T prioritize Americans”
You have been propagandized
🇺🇸 HellJumper retweeted
We can finally build it.
We have the technology.
BREAKING: A robot developed by Caltech and funded by DARPA has successfully built part of a structure in orbit without astronauts, marking what researchers describe as the first autonomous construction of a structure in space.
The experiment, called ASTRA, uses a robotic arm to retrieve individual structural tubes and connecting joints, then assemble them into sections of a larger framework directly in orbit.
Launched aboard a SpaceX Falcon 9 in March, the system has spent approximately six months in space testing the technology.
The robot successfully constructed a new section of a truss structure, demonstrating that spacecraft could eventually assemble large structures from smaller components rather than launching them fully assembled.
The experiment is part of DARPA's NOM4D program, which aims to enable construction of enormous structures in orbit, potentially hundreds of meters or even kilometers across.
Potential applications include:
> Giant space telescopes
> Large satellite communications antennas
> Orbital solar power stations
>Future space infrastructure too large to fit inside conventional rockets
The demonstration did not complete the full planned antenna, but establishes an important proof of concept for autonomous orbital construction.
The technology could eventually allow the size of structures built in space to exceed the physical limits of the rockets used to launch their components.
Link to official report submitted by Caltech: sciencedaily.com/releases/20…
ALT Concept art showing how a NOM4D-inspired device might one day autonomously construct a truss structure in space. Credit: DARPA, Colie Wertz
🇺🇸 HellJumper retweeted
An obese idiot proudly saving their local abandoned parking lot from being turned into a local money-printing machine is a perfect metaphor for what the country did last Tuesday.
I would ask if the republicans are trying to lose, but we all know the answer already. (Yes, yes they are)
BREAKING: Sen. Majority Leader John Thune has been re-elected by Senate Republicans and will serve as Senate Minority Leader in the new Congress when Dems take power. Senators Barrasso, Cotton, Capito, and Lankford have all also been re-elected to their positions. Sen. Bernie Moreno (R-OH) will now serve as NRSC Chairman instead of Sen. Tim Scott.
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🇺🇸 HellJumper retweeted
If you’re a leftist, then everything is a matter of institutional power, and systemic abuse, except for when young boys are mistreated.
🇺🇸 HellJumper retweeted
RIDE NOW, RIDE NOW!
SLEIGHS SHALL BE SHAKEN!
CANDY CANES SHALL BE SPLINTERED!
A JOLLY DAY! A MERRY DAY!
AND TO ALL A GOOD YEAR!
🇺🇸 HellJumper retweeted
"Women don't enter STEM because their attention is dominated by socializing and any industry that revolves around it. They just don't like math. Hilarious there's any other framing than this."
Have considered the humble firearm?
They invented this anti-rape device in 2005 that latches onto the aggressor. It didn't go anywhere because experts warned that the trapped and pained man could kill the victim on the spot. The most depressing fact is this: even her self-defense turns into a risk for her.
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'we're not going to do the one thing we were voted in for'
Fucking retards
AfD’s approval rating has fallen to 26% as co-leader Tino Chrupalla signals that the party will not pursue mass deportations of migrants, arguing that such a policy would divide the country.
Instead, the AfD says it will focus on rising prices and sweeping cuts to social services, issues affecting the entire population. Addressing protests and riots on German streets, Chrupalla called for unity, saying: “We must unite and not divide. Our goal is social peace and a good future for all.”
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🇺🇸 HellJumper retweeted
These people fucking vote
🇺🇸 HellJumper retweeted
Your porn says "we love rape" and the news says "let yourself be alone with a woman for five seconds ten years ago and you're open to rape allegations."
Pick a fucking lane please
Ah yes, real news, using an anecdote to make propaganda.
It is physically impossible to hate journalists enough.
Because the truth ain’t in him
"Memphis is booming because of SpaceX,” Musk said at an investors’ conference on Friday. “The restaurants are full; the hotels are full.” But in nearby Whitehaven, FOX13 did not see a full dining room during the lunch hour.”
fox13memphis.com/news/is-mem…
Okay this is pretty cool.
BREAKING: A robot developed by Caltech and funded by DARPA has successfully built part of a structure in orbit without astronauts, marking what researchers describe as the first autonomous construction of a structure in space.
The experiment, called ASTRA, uses a robotic arm to retrieve individual structural tubes and connecting joints, then assemble them into sections of a larger framework directly in orbit.
Launched aboard a SpaceX Falcon 9 in March, the system has spent approximately six months in space testing the technology.
The robot successfully constructed a new section of a truss structure, demonstrating that spacecraft could eventually assemble large structures from smaller components rather than launching them fully assembled.
The experiment is part of DARPA's NOM4D program, which aims to enable construction of enormous structures in orbit, potentially hundreds of meters or even kilometers across.
Potential applications include:
> Giant space telescopes
> Large satellite communications antennas
> Orbital solar power stations
>Future space infrastructure too large to fit inside conventional rockets
The demonstration did not complete the full planned antenna, but establishes an important proof of concept for autonomous orbital construction.
The technology could eventually allow the size of structures built in space to exceed the physical limits of the rockets used to launch their components.
Link to official report submitted by Caltech: sciencedaily.com/releases/20…
ALT Concept art showing how a NOM4D-inspired device might one day autonomously construct a truss structure in space. Credit: DARPA, Colie Wertz
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