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The title isnt even an exaggeration they genuinely think the mods are all rightoids now
House boomer 
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Iβll never understand how encouraging their voters die daily for two years seems like a winning strategy for the GOP
Remember all those GOP "please go die" banners?
Iβm really perplexed by people who will literally die to own the libs.
You heard it here first, folks, the guy died solely to dunk on libtards.
Who cares? I am done caring about people who refuse the vaccine. This was this man's choice.
Oooooh! No do it for people who eat themselves into type 2 diabetes!
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[β]flyboy162 -19 points 20 hours ago
Time for the lefties to come in here and tell all of us why this is a bad thing
[β]TooManyJabberwocks 34 points 20 hours ago
You got a better way to hide my unfortunate looking face?
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The average Chinese has a higher quality of life than the average Russian. China has about 10x the people.
Meaning if the west can't cuck Russia on the Ukraine issue then they certainly cannot cuck China.
Additionally Russian GDP per capita has fallen 33% since 2013.
Iran's GDP per capita has fallen 50+% since 2012.
Both are Chinese allies.
Pakistan and Turkish economies have been getting cucked too.
What I am trying to say is the west seems to have figured out economic warfare.
Only one that keeps rising is China. Good luck cucking the big guy.
Discuss.
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(Repost from yesterday)
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The Marsey Formerly known as Prince
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Thriller-era Marsey Jackson
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Marsey Blackmon from Cameo (that guyβs last name is literally Blackmon look it up), bonus 500 if itβs in the Word Up outfit you know the one
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Andrew Yang is the founder of the Forward Party and a former candidate for New York mayor and U.S. president.
The data are clear. Boys are more than twice as likely as girls to be diagnosed with attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention; are five times as likely to spend time in juvenile detention; and are less likely to finish high school.Unfortunately, it doesnβt get better when boys become adults.
Yang be baitin.
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lol
Former Chief spokesman for the Ministry of Defence of the Russian Federation (retired)
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A judge ordered the parents of the Michigan school shooting suspect on Tuesday to stop making loving gestures to one another in court.
Prosecutors had filed a motion in Oakland County District Court last week to bar James and Jennifer Crumbley from communicating with each other in court. Prosecutors alleged that both parents mouthed the words, "I love you" to each other during two separate court hearings.
During a pre-trial hearing on Tuesday, Judge Julie Nicholson told the Crumbley's that they are "not to be in communication with each other" during in-person court proceedings.
"It's disruptive and it is disrespectful," Judge Nicholson said in court.
James and Jennifer Crumbley both face charges of involuntary manslaughter. Prosecutors accused them of buying the handgun used in the shooting for their son as an apparent Christmas present.
Their teen son is accused of carrying out the Oxford High School shooting, killing four people and injuring seven on November 30.
Both parents face up to 60 years in prison and $30,000 in fines if convicted on all counts.
According to prosecutors, James Crumbley mouthed "what appeared to be 'I love you' " to Jennifer Crumbley during an in-person hearing on December 14.
Jennifer Crumbley mouthed the same words to her husband on a later hearing via Zoom , according to the prosecutor's motion.
Prosecutors said in the motion that the Crumbley's loving gestures to each other in court made "a mockery of the crimes they are accused of committing."
"The courtroom is not a place for blowing kisses and sending secret signals," Oakland County Chief Assistant Prosecutor David Williams said in a statement to Insider's Natalie Musumeci at the time. "This is a time for families to pursue justice."
David said in court on Tuesday that the motion "speaks for itself" when he asked Judge Nicholson to approve it.
The Crumbleys defense attorneys fired back that the two parents "did not realize that their communication was being broadcasted" during court hearings held on Zoom. The defense said that the Crumbley's "certainly didn't intend to offend any of the victims from Oxford and for that, we apologize."
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The post is a bit old but there is some really active schizo in the thread that is responding to everyone (5 times in some cases), REALLY caring about the temporarily unhoused neighborinos
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