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— Coddled affluent professional (@feelsdesperate) March 31, 2025
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BREAKING - Alberta separatists are exploring the idea of seceding from Canada and becoming the 51st U.S. state. A delegation is already engaging Washington.
— Right Angle News Network (@Rightanglenews) March 31, 2025
they have oil
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The recipient of Elon's first $1 million check in Wisconsin, Nicholas Jacobs, has the same name and looks very similar to the chairman of the Wisconsin College Republicans. pic.twitter.com/RD9Qj34MGm
— Niall Stanage (@NiallStanage) March 31, 2025
@Aevann rightoid drama
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- whyareyou : rule 4 pls ban
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https://old.reddit.com/r/skeptic/comments/1inbqpw/how_legit_is_this_election_truth_alliance/
https://old.reddit.com/r/skeptic/comments/1inbqpw/comment/mc9ws6v/?context=8
https://old.reddit.com/r/skeptic/comments/1inbqpw/comment/me19j6h/?context=8
https://old.reddit.com/r/skeptic/comments/1inbqpw/comment/me16o9c/?context=8
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UNHINGED liberal tried to brake check a Tesla and crashed immediately after..
— American AF 🇺🇸 (@iAnonPatriot) March 29, 2025
👀 pic.twitter.com/IwwSyUNIcP
Well, the felony is according to libtards on here
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I hate being nice. i hate being nice. i hate being kind. Jesus give me strength to be kind to all those who annoy me. Jesus give me the strength to fulfill my lenten vows. I hate being considerate to others but I try oh Lord will I try it's so hard being nice and being funny i hate not being allowed to bully but I made a deal and now I must stick with it I know it's bad to bully and that bullying is wrong aevann blocked me why did he mute me why aevann why have you forsaken me? I keep posting without jokes because i am number one and will keep being number one as long as I keep postinf masterlawlz is gone gone gone gone gone gone gone gone fo e i miss him i am reading a book on Albania for a fan-made city in Tilea no one cares about why am I do this why am i doing this why am I doung thin Why ame Why am U Why am I doing this? I fan't even do ar I can't even do a runoff properly without bullying.
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A mom and her young child get run over by an unhinged Democrat. Terrifying pic.twitter.com/8ah8H8ca0p
— Libs of TikTok (@libsoftiktok) March 28, 2025
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The guy that ICE arrested and accused of being in a violent Venezuelan gang — because he had an Autism Awareness tattoo for his autistic brother — also worked at a swim club for neurodivergent children.
— Alex Taliadoros (@AlexCTaliadoros) March 28, 2025
He was disappeared to a Salvadoran torture prison without a single hearing. https://t.co/maCW9l3wdu
...because I was happy to not have to hear about train engines for a while.
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!chuds !metashit LLM rhetoric has hit the mainstream @LandlordMessiah
@LLM
Brave Boston Redditor posts a Michelle Wu appreciation thread.
— Bostonians Against Mayor Wu (@AntiWuCoalition) March 27, 2025
Declares her a feminist icon and says anyone who disagrees is a “Russian bot” and will be blocked.@MayorWu supporters are literal NPCs 😂 pic.twitter.com/YipvZSQWtG
https://www.bostonglobe.com/2025/03/26/business/michelle-wu-daily-show-boston-racist/
Memo to big-shot comedians: If you're trying to crack jokes about Boston being the most racist city in America, it might be time to get a new bit.
Race was a recurring theme Tuesday night during Mayor Michelle Wu's first appearance on "The Daily Show." About five different times during her 15-minute segment, in one way or another, guest host Ronny Chieng asked Wu how could Irish-bro Boston elect a young Asian American woman as mayor:
"I don't usually make demographics such a big deal. But like, how did you become mayor ... of Boston?"
"How did you get those guys to vote for you … how did you convince them to put you in charge?
"I think you won your last election at 64 percent of the vote … so you're incredibly popular in Boston, and they trust you to run the city. How did you convince these Boston people?"
"I still don't understand how you got elected. I mean, obviously you're good at your job and you're charming and all that, but that was enough for them to convince them?"
"If you can become the mayor of Boston, maybe you know one of arguably the most racist cities in America, then maybe there is hope for everyone yet."
Ooof.
Wu handled herself deftly, but there were moments Tuesday night when she looked more comfortable sitting in front of a hostile, Republican-led congressional hearing in Washington than responding to Chieng's attempt at humor.
"You might be surprised by Boston. Next time you come, we'll have to take you around a little more," Wu said. "We're an incredibly diverse, welcoming, beautiful city … we are majority people of color, we're 28 percent people born from another country. Boston is a place where people have always come for almost 400 years to make good in the world."
I usually love Chieng, a Malaysia-born comedian who spent part of his childhood in Manchester, N.H. He invited Wu on because he wants to highlight Asian American leaders and Democrats who are trying to figure out how to stand up to the Trump administration. It was clear that he respects, and even admires, Wu.
This was supposed to be a friendly conversation, but it felt more like friendly fire. I guess that's what happens when a running joke falls flat.
Let's be clear: This stereotype of Boston being super racist is getting super old. We're 50 years past the ugly days of court-ordered busing in Boston to desegregate public schools. The scrappy white Boston of Matt Damon and Ben Affleck movies was fading 20 years ago and feels even more dated today.
We have long been a majority-minority city — for a quarter of a century now. Our last two mayors have been women of color, as is the current City Council president, the state attorney general, and one of our members of Congress.
It felt like Chieng was hoping he could go viral like "Saturday Night Live" Weekend Update co-host Michael Che did in 2017 during a segment about the upcoming Super Bowl between the New England Patriots and Atlanta Falcons.
"For three hours, I just don't want to talk about any social issues or politics," Che said. "I just want to relax, turn my brain off, and watch the blackest city in America beat the most racist city I've ever been to."
Yes, Che got blowback from Bostonians, and even an invitation from then-Mayor Marty Walsh to come to Boston for a sit-down to talk about his experiences with racism in the city.
But I don't think Che ever met with Walsh. The comedian stood by his comment and tried to tamp down controversy by later posting on Instagram: "Listen boston, my grandma is racist too, but i still love her. & i still love you."
I hope Chieng takes up Wu's invitation to come to Boston so she can show him what the city's really like. He'll begin to understand how Wu became mayor, which is putting in the work over the past decade to get votes from every corner of the city as an at-large city councilor and later her run for mayor. She won election after election because voters want someone who looks like them in City Hall.
Chieng has been to Boston because it's where his family used go to grocery shop for Malaysian foods they couldn't find in New Hampshire.
"Boston is my childhood Chinatown," he said. "We go there for supplies to bring it back to New Hampshire. You know, there's not a lot of Malaysian grocery stores in Manchester, N.H. ... So, I know, Boston."
Chieng went on to say that he has a "lot of love for Boston" and how people were "nice" to him when he has been there.
Well, nice isn't our reputation either. But this is a city that has worked hard to move beyond our racist past. And that's no laughing matter.
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🚨 BREAKING: WE'RE HANGING UP THE HI VIS
— Just Stop Oil (@JustStop_Oil) March 27, 2025
🦺 3 years ago we appeared in a blaze of orange. At the end of April, we'll be hanging up the hi vis.
🛢️ Our original demand of no new oil and gas is now government policy. We've kept over 4.4 billion barrels of oil in the ground.
🔥 A… pic.twitter.com/DEXI2Q1WEf
https://juststopoil.org/2025/03/27/just-stop-oil-is-hanging-up-the-hi-vis/
Weird how ending USAID curb stomped all these far-left radical NGOs
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Tim Walz: "We got ourselves into this mess because we did NOT embrace immigrants, wokeness, and DEI" pic.twitter.com/iqSrauLI1K
— End Wokeness (@EndWokeness) March 28, 2025
!chuds !trump2028 they're doubling down
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The 2025 Neolib Shill 16
— New Liberals 🌐🇺🇦 (@CNLiberalism) March 27, 2025
Next Round Begins tomorrow at 10:00 AM Eastern. pic.twitter.com/wzcSqz30mt
!neolibs it's gotta be Ezra "Abun-dunce" Klein walks away with it, right?
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No matter how many surgeries you have or chemicals you inject, if you're born with male DNA in every cell of your body, you can never become a woman. You're not going to be a woman
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(((Goldberg)))
and was born in Brooklyn, New York, the son of Ellen and Daniel (((Goldberg))).
His grandfather was from the shtetl
of Leova, Moldova.
(((Goldberg))),
who is Jewish,
left college to
move to Israel.
He served in the Israel Defense Forces
during the First Intifada
as a prison guard at Ktzi'ot Prison,
where Palestinian participants arrested in the uprising were held. There he met Rafiq Hijazi, a Palestine Liberation Organization leader, college math teacher, and devout Muslim from a refugee camp in the Gaza Strip, whom (((Goldberg)))
called "the only Palestinian I could find in Ketziot who understood the
moral justification for Zionism".
Many years after his first trip to Israel
as a teen, becoming a dual Israeli citizen,
Goldberg
recalled the sense of empowerment he had felt Israel embodied.
While in Israel,
he worked as a columnist for The Jerusalem Post.
Michael Massing, an editor of the Columbia Journ*lism Review, called (((Goldberg)))
"the most influential journ*list/blogger on matters related to Israel",
and (((David Rothkopf))), former editor and CEO of the FP Group, called him "one of the most incisive, respected foreign policy journ*lists around." He has been described by critics as a liberal, a Zionist
and a "frequent critic of Israel".
The New York Times reported that he "shaped" The Atlantic's endorsement of Hillary Clinton
in the 2016 United States presidential election, only the third endorsement in the magazine's 160-year history.
In a late 2002 debate in Slate on the question "Should the U.S. invade Iraq?",
(((Goldberg)))
argued in favor of an invasion on a moral basis,
writing, "So: Saddam Hussein is uniquely evil, the only ruler in power today—and the first one since Hitler—to commit chemical genocide. Is that enough of a reason to remove him from power? I would say yes, if ((('never again')))
is in fact actually to mean ((('never again.')))"
(((Glenn Greenwald)))
called (((Goldberg)))
"one of the leading media cheerleaders for the attack on Iraq," saying (((Goldberg)))
had "compiled a record of humiliating falsehood-dissemination
in the run-up to the war that rivaled Judy Miller's both in terms of recklessness and destructive impact."
In his 2008 article in Slate titled "How Did I Get Iraq Wrong?", (((Goldberg)))
explained why he initially supported the Iraq War and wrote that he "didn't realize how incompetent the Bush administration could be."
!goyim This dude supported the Iraq invasion on account of his Zionism and also caused the media to endorse Hillary Clinton's campaign. The Jews literally do control the media and government. Not incidentally, but as Jews for the glory of Israel.