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The people who ran the polygraphs for security clearances were mostly pedophiles, and they'd claim good people "failed" the polygraph test. This is one reason Trump couldn't hire good people in his first term. I reported it at the time. People said no way. Well! https://t.co/S0v3ypXWpR
— Cernovich (@Cernovich) February 24, 2025
What!??
β Elon Musk (@elonmusk) February 24, 2025
- ChampChomp : Attempts to induce homosexual behavior.
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I do way more, but yall would be super bored reading receipts of these comments
I learned to call people Little Bro from @pizzashill
@pizzashilI whicever one
Thank you little bro :3 β‘
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1. "some of you Chuds shouldn't reproduce"
"neither should you by the looks of it"
2. "did she breed with an alien?"
3. "he looks like Megamind!"
"he also looks like he's out of Star Trek
4. "Grow the F up!"
Chudposting intensifies
5.
Brexit Geezer jokes intensifies
6. "I've got a sick sense of humor... but this is too far..."
7. "is there something wrong with the baby?"
"nah, Modok is fine"
"okay"
8. "imagine pushing that out... pray for my poor vagina"
"not funny"
"who's joking?"
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https://old.reddit.com/r/AITAH/comments/1ih3knc/i_28f_caught_my_husband_32m_doing_the_most/
I'm 28F, my husband is 32M.
Not a good start, he's a confirmed groomer.
He's always wanted kids [..] I don't express myself as super excited about it.
Stop wasting his time, b-word!
I've seen so many depressed moms who regret their decision
How many happy mothers do you reckon she's encountered that she completely discounts because she can't relate to them?
Last month was our marriage anniversary [..] he had a gift for me. I was excited. I opened the box and it was so creepy. It was a realistic doll like how a baby looks.
Even the sight of a baby upsets her. This woman is ROTTEN!
I was so creeped out, but I didn't want to ruin the night, so I just said thanked him and went to bed.
Now she's denying s*x to her husband on their anniversary because he actually got her a gift from his heart and not a Stanley cup handbag or whateverthefrick
a few days pass and last night sunday, he went out with his friends. [..] he'd be home late. [..] At 4 AM, I woke up to get ready for my shift. I went downstairs and saw him passed out on the couch. I went closer to wake him up so he wouldn't hurt his back sleeping there.
He would rather risk his back than risk waking up this harpy
Next to him was his drinks. A bottle of lube. And that silicone sticky doll. Without clothes. Placed on his private parts. He was just laying there. Passed out.
This man is so desperate to be a father he used a doll and the lube that his frigid wife needs to simulate the warmth of the child she won't provide him with, and HE'S the monster?
Disturbed. I quietly went upstairs, grabbed some clothes and left. I called in sick and checked into a hotel.
Any reason to get out an honest day's labor with these harlots
i don't know how to tell my friends or family. I'm Indian
EDIT TO THIS POST. A lot of people are asking about picture. Before leaving the house, i took a picture because i knew no one would believe me.
Now admitting to an actual crime, very good!
Or, more likely, this is a bored 20-something troll that realized getting proof made way more sense than running off, not understanding that running off with no proof is what an actual woman would do.
When you're pretending to be a woman you must heed this
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I live in the northeast and people just walk up to you and start talking about how great illegal immigrants are and how sad it is that Kamala lost, etc.
First off, I was raised to believe that it's rude to bring up controversial topics. Second, I was raised to believe that it's rude to assume people will agree with you. It makes me SEETHE.
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One of my favourite ways to bait bongoids is to venture into small-town subreddits, particularly /r/Bristol and make an oblique reference to how many rental properties I own
then go around treating everyone like they're Oliver Twist.
It's natural that British Redditors would be some of the most detestable mayoids on the internet, so I have compiled various examples of small-town seethe.
It's one thing to read the top-level headlines about GDP, but it's better to dive in and observe the bong in his natural habitat, which is rapidly becoming Burundi:
Renting in Bristol
Ive been living in bristol for almost 10 years and watching the rent rise every year to astronomical amounts is so discouraging.
This user plays Dungeons and Dragons in his thirties
Β£1200-Β£1400 for a one bed flat and theyre not always in the centre.. i dont get how this is acceptable.
Bristolians unironically give up half of their third world salary to live in The Backrooms
For reference, Bristol looks like this:
(Which could all be forgiven if they didn't use words like 'vibrant' to describe homeless encampments)
why would you admit this
A lot can change in ten years
I really hope a big rent revolution is coming soon. This is a too wide spread problem
reeeeeee the revolution is coming (
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I understand the supply vs demand argument, but that does not quite apply to housing, does it?
Why is so difficult for communist losers?
Sadly, it's the result of all the londoners etc moving here in the WFH post covid times
That 'etc' is doing a lot of work here
Simple but well executed
How's that going for you? Let's see what communism is doing for the job market
What are some non customer facing Jobs in Bristol with limited experience?
I'm on Student visa but graduated.
This got a Masters' degree in AI
In Britain
where every tech job has been sent to Mumbai
I've applied to fast food places, supermarkets, and retail jobs, but all I've faced is rejection.
I wonder if anyone gave them sound advice?
We have a taker! The response?
my parents aren't sufficiently supportive of trans rights
so I guess I'll starve
Remember, poors deserve it!
just give em a firm handshake
Hartcliffe and Knowle West: Is it fair to describe them as "deprived" areas?
Hey, I am researching a documentary about knife crime in Bristol. Would it be fair to describe Hartcliffe and Knowle West as "deprived" or "low income" neighbourhoods?
please bro just give them more free money I swear it will work this time bro please Keynes said it once you have to believe me
Computer add shopping trolleys to the list
30.7% of social housing tenants in Coventry were born outside the UK.
These figures are quite scary to me to be honest, does anybody else care about this?
There's a Grade 1 Chud Incursion on /r/coventry as the city's Last White Man wakes up and discovers he is living in a cross between Lahore and 1992 Belarus.
For reference, Coventry looks like this:
And it should look like this:
Labour's strongest soldier chimes in!
β Condescending Neurodivergent woman
β JK Rowling Derangement Syndrome
only a THIRD of our taxpayer-funded property during a housing crisis goes to the third world, chud! This is a good thing somehow
Why indeed?
/r/coventry is a particularly funny example because it genuinely reads like a messageboard posted in the centre of a Jakarta slum
('Buy nothing group' is like a commune btw)
Anyone know where I can get some free old scaffolding boards?
Can anyone please suggest good fish and chips in Coventry without alcohol in recipe?
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any tips before i move to coventry?
Oh, so the entire thing?
Never realised how bad the NHS is struggling until I had to go to the QE last night at midnight.
7 hour wait. 0 degrees outside and you're in an outside queue to get in the front door.
People lying on the floor or standing against windows. All the walk ways blocked. One bloke sat in his own shit. The smell from just standing in the waiting room with all the sick people, piss heads who have turned up made me retch.
excuse me
Last time I went to A&E at the QE someone tried to nick my wheelchair.
yeah paying a few hundred quid for Bupa is so much worse than watching your family members die in their own piss and shit while an NHS nurse records a tiktok nearby
In conclusion: It turns out that the average bong is either a seething marxoid or just doesn't care as long as he gets his benefits and sag paneer
. Do not feel bad for the bong; he deserves all of this and more
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Hurricane was a true American hero.
β The White House (@WhiteHouse) February 19, 2025
The most decorated K-9 in U.S. history, he bravely defended the White House and spent retirement helping other working dogs through @Hurricane_K9. His legacy of courage and loyalty will live on.
Rest easy, Hurricane. πΊπΈπΎ pic.twitter.com/st5VxcOiAd
- Arran : you're good
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I'm a lifelong Catholic, but to be honest, I've never been a fan of Pope Francis. He's a bit woke for me. Hope the next one opposes illegal immigration.
Anyway, I'm not sure if it's sinful or not to hope he dies since his teachings are directly leading the Church to sin.
Just wondering your thoughts
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I mean think about it
One billion years barely stuff happening and we're supposedly living in the timeline where the machines gain fricking consciousness???
What are the odds?
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1900年代γγͺγΌγΉγγ©γͺγ’ pic.twitter.com/v0dra02Qkj
— nobby (@nobby_saitama) October 28, 2024
Probably
Like hos coping with religion
Down with the gaijin
The yakuboid menace knows no limits
So true
Overwhelming nuclear first strike is the only option
Mag bar yakuboids
Kill your nearest occupier, rise up against the oppression
Millions of English teachers must die
Wignat bros, why are the honorary aryans turning on you like this?
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still canβt believe we had a fever dream of several years where people took this shit seriously pic.twitter.com/3bGYV2AFDd
β Armand Domalewski (@ArmandDoma) November 27, 2024
except it's not
It's not a caricature, it was drawn by this person
it's weird how you assumed I was talking about the art
You called it a 4 panel caricature. It's not a caricature because the artist isn't exaggerating anything. You were talking about the arte when you mentioned "4 panel caricature"
it's always very funny when people tell me what I meant by what I said. if you don't have anything other than intentionally misunderstanding me, be on your way
I was at many, many, many BLM protests
i think it's good to lock up murderers
A 2 month old was murdered by police but yeah glad we stopped caring
I'm glad we have prisons to put those murdering cops in
this, quite notably in fact, never happens. which is kinda a central tenet of prison abolition, yet another thing that scares you because you don't understand it. frickin dork
all of those things are good and will survive
i prefer not to give government handouts to kids earning 3x the median salary just cause they're angry they can't afford a yacht
We should have lighter sentences for all crimes across the board.
This reads very plainly as a right wing satire. Stunning to think it was made in earnest
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She said she "knew something was very wrong" when the child was born because she delivered a "dark-skinned, African American baby,"
A devastated Georgia woman is suing a fertility clinic for implanting the wrong embryo inside her, resulting in the baby being "ripped away" from her five months after she gave birth and bonded with the child.
Krystena Murray, from Savannah, underwent in vitro fertilization two years ago and only discovered the fertility clinic's "reckless" mistake after she delivered a healthy baby boy in December 2023.
Murray and her sperm donor are both white. She said she "knew something was very wrong" when the child was born because she delivered a "dark-skinned, African American baby," according to the lawsuit.
"It was obvious that there was no chance the child was biologically related to Ms Murray. The feeling was terrifying and shocking," the lawsuit says. "Ms Murray had no issues or concerns with the baby's race, other than the fact that it indicated to her that he clearly was not related to her."
The 38-year-old filed a civil lawsuit Tuesday against Coastal Fertility Specialists, alleging the clinic's negligence in mixing up her embryos with the other couple's caused her ongoing pain and anguish. The clinic has said it "deeply regrets" the error and put safeguards in place to ensure it doesn't happen to another couple.
"This has destroyed me. I'm heartsick; I'm emotionally broken. Nothing can express the shock and violation upon learning that your doctor put a stranger's embryo into your body," Murray said in a statement. "To carry a baby, fall in love with him, deliver him, and build the uniquely special bond between mother and baby, all to have him taken away. I'll never fully recover from this."
Her lawsuit says the clinic's "extreme and outrageous" mistake caused Murray to be "turned into an unwitting surrogate, against her will, for another couple." She's seeking unspecified monetary damages.
Murray said the couple, who are not named in the lawsuit, sued her for custody last year. She volunteered to give up the baby, she said, after her lawyers told her she had no chance of winning in court.
Her attorney, Adam Wolf, said Murray still doesn't know what happened to her own embryos. It's still unclear how the mix-up occurred, he said.
Murray said becoming a mom was her lifelong dream. But she was robbed of that "profound, beautiful and life-altering experience" due to the mix-up.
While she bonded with her son, breastfed him, cuddled him, and "largely followed the same parenting book she had expected," Murray also spent the first few months of her baby's life fearing that someone was going to knock at her door and take the child away.
That fear kept Murray from posting pictures of the baby on social media, her lawsuit says, or even showing him to friends and family initially. Soon after she gave birth, Murray kept her newborn covered in a blanket to avoid questions at a funeral she attended.
Murray took a DNA test early last year that confirmed the baby didn't come from one of her embryos. Wolf said his firm notified Coastal Fertility Specialists soon after because Murray hoped the clinic would improve its procedures and safeguards.
The clinic determined who the child's biological parents were, Wolf said, and let them know Murray had given birth after receiving one of their embryos.
That was last May, when the baby was five months old. Murray said she hasn't seen him since.
"I considered the consequences of IVF going in," Murray said, including the risks of bleeding, infection, sterility and possibly death.
"Never once did I consider I might birth someone else's child and have them taken from me," she said. "And I feel like that should be something that women are aware of as an actual possibility."
Since the boy was taken away, Murray decided to move out of the home where she raised him for the first five months of his life.
She could no longer live in her house "filled with memories of her little boy" because it became too painful. "She would imagine him sleeping soundly in the room that had been his bedroom; she would see him smiling in the kitchen; she would think of him looking in wonder at the tree in the front yard," her lawsuit says.
The clinic said it "deeply regrets" the mix-up caused by "an unprecedented error" in a statement to NBC News.
"This was an isolated event with no further patients affected. The same day this error was discovered we immediately conducted an in-depth review and put additional safeguards in place to further protect patients and to ensure that such an incident does not happen again," the clinic said.