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Quote:6ix, you would NOT write these false stories, unless you are NOT a decent human. You would NOT write "Fuck Ukraine" and "Rootin'ForPutin" unless you are indecent. Decent people don't vote for Trump. I know this because all the people I know who voted for Trump I knew to be horrible before Trump got into politics.
Originally posted by 6ixStringJack:
Pure Division or Multiplication by ABSOLUTE Zero.
THAT is what we are talking about here. Period. End of sentence.
Look in the mirror, quarter-wit.
You're a fucking cultist goon.
Quoting someone 6ix despises: "This moral breakdown is not one of personal, private, religious morality. It’s a breakdown in public morality — in a broad understanding of what we owe one another as members of the same society. Trump and Musk exemplify that breakdown. The wealth and power accumulated by these two deeply flawed men is evidence of how far we’ve fallen, and the scale of the challenge we face to rectify it."
The quote is from a much longer article:
The Age of the Super A*sholes
Trump and Musk are dominating our economy and our politics, which tells us something about the era we're living through
Robert Reich | Jun 15, 2026
https://robertreich.substack.com/p/the-era-of-the-super-asholes
Elon Musk has just become the world’s first trillionaire. Donald Trump is America’s first dictator. But they have more in common than their economic and political dominance.
To describe both as selfish narcissists would be a wild understatement. Both are maniacally obsessed with increasing their own personal wealth, power, and control.
Both have been willing to break laws, norms, and other social constraints in pursuit of these goals. Both have manipulated, bribed, conned, robbed, and bullied their ways to dominance.
Trump tried to overturn the results of the 2020 election, was impeached twice, and was found criminally liable for cooking his corporate books and civilly liable for sexual abuse.
Musk paid a quarter of a billion dollars to get Trump elected president, then ran Trump’s illegal and hugely destructive DOGE. Musk’s SpaceX has all the hallmarks of a gigantic Ponzi scheme in which insiders pocket the winnings and leave latecomers holding the bag.
Both pride themselves on paying little or no taxes. Trump famously said that paying not paying federal income taxes “makes me smart.” Musk paid zero taxes in 2018.
Both are notoriously lacking in empathy; they view all relationships as transactions. Trump refuses to be a “consoler-in-chief” in national tragedies and openly withholds sympathy for families of political opponents who die. (When Rob Reiner and his wife were murdered, Trump asserted they were killed “due to the anger [Reiner] caused others through his massive, unyielding, and incurable affliction with a mind crippling disease known as TRUMP DERANGEMENT SYNDROME.”)
Musk has stated that “the fundamental weakness of Western civilization is empathy” — arguing that a society can only afford to practice broad empathy if it operates from a position of systemic strength.
Both regard themselves as omnipotent and invincible. Both lash out verbally or physically at anyone who crosses them, often getting into raging disputes and fights.
To the extent they have any belief beyond their own omnipotence, it’s white male nationalism. “Whites are a rapidly dying minority,” Musk wrote his 240 million followers in a January post on X. In a February post, he declared that “there has been unrelenting hate and poisonous propaganda in the West against anyone White, straight or male over the past decade or more,” adding, “No more guilt trips. ENOUGH.”
Musk has suggested that race plays a detrimental role in hiring. He’s touted the role of white people in eliminating slavery. He’s accused public figures of racism against white and Asian people.
In recent months, Musk has increased his online posts about perceived threats to whiteness, or what he views as calls for a “genocide” agai
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What Did You Expect?
Perhaps this was always how Trump’s ill-conceived war was destined to end.
By Daniel B. Shapiro | June 17, 2026, 6:59 PM ET
Daniel B. Shapiro served as U.S. ambassador to Israel and deputy assistant secretary of defense for the Middle East.
https://www.theatlantic.com/ideas/2026/06/trump-iran-war-reversals/687
590/
The whiplash is jarring.
President Trump exulted over every bomb that dropped on Iran, every naval interdiction, and every joint U.S.-Israeli operation. Before that, he spent years preaching a policy of “maximum pressure” sanctions on the Islamic Republic. And before that, he harshly disparaged the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action, the Iran nuclear deal reached by Barack Obama, from which Trump withdrew the United States in 2018.
And now? With a misguided war going poorly, with global economic chaos spreading, with Iran handed maximum leverage by its closure of the Strait of Hormuz, in an instant, Trump has upended every pillar of his approach to a still-dangerous Iran.
Let’s count the ways.
Nuclear: A core goal of the war was to ensure that Iran’s nuclear program could never produce a nuclear weapon. Israeli and U.S. strikes in June 2025 advanced that goal by destroying key nuclear facilities and burying Iran’s enriched uranium, setting back the program significantly.
But little had changed in the nuclear program by the time this war was launched this past February, and little has changed since. Now, in exchange for an oft-repeated pinky promise that Iran will never acquire a nuclear weapon, Trump has agreed to delay negotiations on the key goals of removing Iran’s enriched uranium and banning further enrichment, and the verification measures needed to guarantee that those commitments are upheld. These talks are punted to a second phase that may never arrive or never end.
Sanctions: Trump long advocated maximum-pressure sanctions, and beat his chest during the war about the cost to Iran of the U.S. naval blockade.
But now we will pay for reopening the Strait of Hormuz—simply, at best, restoring the prewar status quo—by approving the release of tens of billions of dollars of Iranian foreign assets and waiving sanctions to permit Iranian oil sales. More goodies are in store for the regime, in the form of fees paid by ships transiting the strait and a shockingly large $300 billion reconstruction fund. (The latter, supposedly to be funded by Gulf states, recalls the worst of former Secretary of State John Kerry’s post-JCPOA diplomacy, when he sought to drum up investment in the corrupt economy of a still-adversarial regime.)
With no change in the regime’s character or ideological outlook, it is being rewarded with a shift from maximum pressure to maximum windfall. There is no reason to think that the money will flow to schools and hospitals or provide any benefit to the Iranian people that the regime still suppresses. It will, instead, almost certainly fund more missiles, drones, and support for terrorists at home and abroad—threats about which the memorandum of understanding is silent.
Lebanon and Hezbollah: The war, misguided though it was, represented the zenith of U.S.-Israeli military cooperation, with unprecedented combined operations and ample praise by Trump for the partnership. Trump voiced recognition of the genuine threats Iran posed to Israel, not least from its network of terrorist proxies.
But Israelis have been aghast at the speed of Trump’s turnabout. Israeli officials were excluded from negotiations on the MOU, and were not even given the opportunity to review the text. Meanwhile, as U.S. and Israeli interests diverged, Trump barked expletives at Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and adopted the Iranian demand to impose restrictions on Israeli operations against Hezbollah in Lebanon—even as the militia continues to attack northern Israeli communities—as part and parcel of the broader cease-fire.
Regime: Trump also long correctly identified the Iranian regime as uniquely dangerous and evil, with the blood of many America
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Originally posted by second:Quote:6ix, change your signature to: "I get all my facts from the President, not from the Fake News, which is why I am well informed."
Originally posted by 6ixStringJack:
Nah.
I'll see the plan as it's finished, if it actually happens, when it happens and we all get to see it. I don't need to see anything that Bloomberg claims is real. Especially when you know as well as I do that somebody like Trump might be feeding bad intel out there just to help the media look like a bunch of dumb, ideologically captivated assholes that we already know they are.
What's the point about seeing it until it's done? Not a good goddamned thing that you're going to do about it anyway except for bitch and moan.
Oh... nevermind. There's your fucking answer.
How about you and Ted shut your fucking mouths, and only post shit here after it happened?
Then you won't look like a couple of stupid assholes every day.
Why would I do that?
Since in the nearly 10 sober years that I have known you, you have never once called out Joe Biden* or a single Democratic Party politician or left-leaning media figure on any single topic that they've ever spoken or written about, the fact that I've called out Trump and his administration at least a dozen times since his election would just be an Undefined Operation when held up against your never-wavering, dogmatic adherence to whatever they tell you to think on any given day.
Pure Division or Multiplication by ABSOLUTE Zero.
THAT is what we are talking about here. Period. End of sentence.
Look in the mirror, quarter-wit.
You're a fucking cultist goon.
Everything you've ever accused your betters of are all things that you yourself were guilty of all along.
Deep down you know that I'm right and it just eats away at you a little more everyday... that knowledge that in those rare, fleeting moments where you're brutally honest with yourself about who you really, truly are...
The knowledge that you are nothing more than a hypocrite all the way down to your deep and very dark core.
That's why they call it cognitive dissonance.
You're so adrift at sea and lost without an anchor that there's never going to be any saving you.
You're stuck with this always-miserable little prick that you've allowed them to turn you into for the rest of your short life.
Congratulations to you, Second. You will one day die The Good Guy who never drank and never did drugs and never smoked and always voted Democrat and always took the moral high ground, except for every single fucking second that you thought nobody was watching you.
And you've earned everything that you've got coming to you.
Your end will be sad, and it will be very, very lonely.
But they didn't leave you... did they?
No...
That's the real reason your brutal self-honesty comes out to play so infrequently these days, isn't it?
You pushed them all out. YOU were the one who put all of that distance between yourself and the ones who used to love you. You hung your impossible standards on all of them for their entire lives, and only after they finally broke under all that weight did they learn to run away from you. Then and only then did they finally find the strength to leave you far behind.
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Those who dance always seem crazy to those who can't hear the music.
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Trump’s Deal Sidesteps Key Reasons He Went to War With Iran
Pact makes no demands on Tehran over its militias or huge arsenal of missiles
President Trump defended on Wednesday his agreement to end the Iran war, saying he wanted to avoid an “economic catastrophe” that could have resulted if the conflict the U.S. launched had continued.
Trump said he was influenced by the stock market’s rise as he worked toward a resolution of the conflict. He said he didn’t want to be compared with former President Herbert Hoover, who was president during the 1929 market crash that led to the Great Depression.
“He was always the one I didn’t want to be,” Trump said at the Hotel Royal where he and other world leaders gathered for the Group of Seven meeting. “I didn’t want to see an economic catastrophe.”
https://www.wsj.com/world/middle-east/trumps-deal-sidesteps-key-reason
s-he-went-to-war-with-iran-6820b1b4
The Joss Whedon script for Serenity, where Wash lives, is Serenity-190pages.pdf at https://www.mediafire.com/two
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Originally posted by second:Quote:6ix, change your signature to: "I get all my facts from the President, not from the Fake News, which is why I am well informed."
Originally posted by 6ixStringJack:
Nah.
I'll see the plan as it's finished, if it actually happens, when it happens and we all get to see it. I don't need to see anything that Bloomberg claims is real. Especially when you know as well as I do that somebody like Trump might be feeding bad intel out there just to help the media look like a bunch of dumb, ideologically captivated assholes that we already know they are.
What's the point about seeing it until it's done? Not a good goddamned thing that you're going to do about it anyway except for bitch and moan.
Oh... nevermind. There's your fucking answer.
How about you and Ted shut your fucking mouths, and only post shit here after it happened?
Then you won't look like a couple of stupid assholes every day.
Why would I do that?
Since in the nearly 10 sober years that I have known you, you have never once called out Joe Biden* or a single Democratic Party politician or left-leaning media figure on any single topic that they've ever spoken or written about, the fact that I've called out Trump and his administration at least a dozen times since his election would just be an Undefined Operation when held up against your never-wavering, dogmatic adherence to whatever they tell you to think on any given day.
Pure Division or Multiplication by ABSOLUTE Zero.
THAT is what we are talking about here. Period. End of sentence.
Look in the mirror, quarter-wit.
You're a fucking cultist goon.
Everything you've ever accused your betters of are all things that you yourself were guilty of all along.
Deep down you know that I'm right and it just eats away at you a little more everyday... that knowledge that in those rare, fleeting moments where you're brutally honest with yourself about who you really, truly are...
The knowledge that you are nothing more than a hypocrite all the way down to your deep and very dark core.
That's why they call it cognitive dissonance.
You're so adrift at sea and lost without an anchor that there's never going to be any saving you.
You're stuck with this always-miserable little prick that you've allowed them to turn you into for the rest of your short life.
Congratulations to you, Second. You will one day die The Good Guy who never drank and never did drugs and never smoked and always voted Democrat and always took the moral high ground, except for every single fucking second that you thought nobody was watching you.
And you've earned everything that you've got coming to you.
Your end will be sad, and it will be very, very lonely.
But they didn't leave you... did they?
No...
That's the real reason your brutal self-honesty comes out to play so infrequently these days, isn't it?
You pushed them all out. YOU were the one who put all of that distance between yourself and the ones who used to love you. You hung your impossible standards on all of them for their entire lives, and only after they finally broke under all that weight did they learn to run away from you. Then and only then did they finally find the strength to leave you far behind.
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Those who dance always seem crazy to those who can't hear the music.
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Iran Has Humiliated Trump
Officials in Tehran got the United States to sign a document that even Americans described as degrading, mortifying, a total capitulation.
By Graeme Wood | June 18, 2026, 12 PM ET
Graeme Wood is a staff writer at The Atlantic and the author of The Way of the Strangers: Encounters With the Islamic State. He joined the magazine in 2006 after working as a translator, courier, and bootlegger in northern Iraq.
https://www.theatlantic.com/ideas/2026/06/iran-trump-war-defeat-deal/6
87595/
The Iran deal has been described as a “humiliation” for the United States, since the upshot is that America gets little that it didn’t already have before the war, and Iran gets security guarantees and a big pile of money. Donald Trump’s agreement leaves Iran a theocratic state free to arm itself with ballistic missiles and drones and to murder its own citizens. Its terms suggest that this much-despised state will, after a 60-day period of free passage through the Strait of Hormuz, have the ability to regulate maritime traffic.
Normally one would have to pay a lot of money to a discreet professional to be humiliated this badly. Watching Trump and his aides sell the deal is in some ways as humiliating as the deal itself. “If other countries have” ballistic missiles, Trump said at the G7 conference yesterday, “it’s a little bit unfair” for Iran “not to have some.” Elimination of those missiles was one of the primary aims of the war, and thousands of Iranians, as well as more than a dozen Americans, died contesting it. Trump began his remarks today by stressing that the United States could have kept up the bombing if it wished “for another three weeks, two weeks, four weeks, two years. You would never have the Hormuz Strait open.” Keeping the strait open is one of the main purposes of the United States Navy, so these words sound a lot like an admission that the military of the United States cannot do its job, and might be equally vulnerable elsewhere, too.
Humiliation, however, is distinct from defeat. Only the United States was humiliated; both countries have experienced a catastrophic loss. The defeat for the United States is the more obvious of the two: a loss of standing and the confirmation that even a rich country cannot force its will on a poor but determined one. For Iran, the defeat is subtler. Bordering countries once considered it a problem neighbor and now know it to be an outright threat. They are arming themselves accordingly and seeking ways to bypass the Strait of Hormuz. Iran’s economy has been a disaster for about 15 years and is now a total wreck. Sanctions relief will help, but who exactly will want to invest in a country whose government is sustained by brutality and ruled according to the whims of a junta led by a mangled religious fanatic?
The best defense of this deal, from a U.S. perspective, is probably one that takes into account these economic and political headwinds facing Iran, and notices that they are more likely to change the regime than any further military action. You don’t need to huff and puff to blow down the house when the weatherman is predicting a typhoon tomorrow.
Another possible defense is that, like all deals made by Trump, and most deals made by the Islamic Republic of Iran, it is not much of a deal anyway, because both parties intended to break it before it was even signed. An anonymous U.S. official told CNN yesterday that “people shouldn’t read too much into the language” of the agreement, because the core of the agreement is “understandings we have with each other.” This statement goes against all legal advice ever given. (Read the contract; ignore what the other guy tells you while he watches you sign it.) Much of what’s in the agreement is so vague as to be meaningless. We know what a nuclear deal looks like, because Barack Obama got one, and it established detailed and invasive inspections that are most certainly not delineated in any document leaked or mentioned by Trump officials. The deal might have been reached only because both sides want
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Quote:
Originally posted by second:Quote:6ix, change your signature to: "I get all my facts from the President, not from the Fake News, which is why I am well informed."
Originally posted by 6ixStringJack:
Nah.
I'll see the plan as it's finished, if it actually happens, when it happens and we all get to see it. I don't need to see anything that Bloomberg claims is real. Especially when you know as well as I do that somebody like Trump might be feeding bad intel out there just to help the media look like a bunch of dumb, ideologically captivated assholes that we already know they are.
What's the point about seeing it until it's done? Not a good goddamned thing that you're going to do about it anyway except for bitch and moan.
Oh... nevermind. There's your fucking answer.
How about you and Ted shut your fucking mouths, and only post shit here after it happened?
Then you won't look like a couple of stupid assholes every day.
Why would I do that?
Since in the nearly 10 sober years that I have known you, you have never once called out Joe Biden* or a single Democratic Party politician or left-leaning media figure on any single topic that they've ever spoken or written about, the fact that I've called out Trump and his administration at least a dozen times since his election would just be an Undefined Operation when held up against your never-wavering, dogmatic adherence to whatever they tell you to think on any given day.
Pure Division or Multiplication by ABSOLUTE Zero.
THAT is what we are talking about here. Period. End of sentence.
Look in the mirror, quarter-wit.
You're a fucking cultist goon.
Everything you've ever accused your betters of are all things that you yourself were guilty of all along.
Deep down you know that I'm right and it just eats away at you a little more everyday... that knowledge that in those rare, fleeting moments where you're brutally honest with yourself about who you really, truly are...
The knowledge that you are nothing more than a hypocrite all the way down to your deep and very dark core.
That's why they call it cognitive dissonance.
You're so adrift at sea and lost without an anchor that there's never going to be any saving you.
You're stuck with this always-miserable little prick that you've allowed them to turn you into for the rest of your short life.
Congratulations to you, Second. You will one day die The Good Guy who never drank and never did drugs and never smoked and always voted Democrat and always took the moral high ground, except for every single fucking second that you thought nobody was watching you.
And you've earned everything that you've got coming to you.
Your end will be sad, and it will be very, very lonely.
But they didn't leave you... did they?
No...
That's the real reason your brutal self-honesty comes out to play so infrequently these days, isn't it?
You pushed them all out. YOU were the one who put all of that distance between yourself and the ones who used to love you. You hung your impossible standards on all of them for their entire lives, and only after they finally broke under all that weight did they learn to run away from you. Then and only then did they finally find the strength to leave you far behind.
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Those who dance always seem crazy to those who can't hear the music.
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Israelis see Trump-Iran deal as ‘catastrophic capitulation’ and ‘diplomatic Oct. 7’
https://www.nytimes.com/2026/06/18/world/middleeast/israel-iran-deal-r
eaction-netanyahu.html?unlocked_article_code=1.rFA.S9Pt.kVhjEC6FP6wa&smid=nytcore-ios-share
The New York Times reports:
Israel awoke to a frightening new reality on Thursday as it absorbed, with disbelief and largely in silence, the terms of President Trump’s preliminary agreement to end the war with Iran.
It accomplishes none of Israel’s war aims, analysts and officials said, and arguably leaves the country in worse shape on each of them.
Regime change? The government in Tehran is emerging from the war even more hard-line and emboldened, despite being decapitated at the outset of the conflict in late February. The deal’s requirement that American forces retreat from the “proximity” of Iran within 30 days means that Iran can boast that it has chased the U.S. military out of the region.
Ballistic missiles and proxy militias? The agreement does nothing to address Iran’s missile arsenal or its support of Israel’s enemies, like Hezbollah in Lebanon and the Houthis in Yemen.
Worse still for Israel, by constraining its military in Lebanon — indeed, by requiring that Israel withdraw its forces from that country — the agreement seeks to handcuff Israel in a way that it was not before the war.
The hundreds of billions of dollars that Iran may receive in sanctions relief, unfrozen assets, or reconstruction aid could wind up funding more missiles in Iran and aiding Tehran’s militia allies around the Middle East.
And Iran’s nuclear program? The existential threat to Israel that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel has tried to eliminate throughout his career, and which was Mr. Trump’s primary reason for joining the wars on Iran, was left for a later stage of U.S.-Iran negotiations.
“It’s a bad agreement in which the Americans are paying with cash, and got, at the maximum, a letter of intent,” Yaakov Amidror, a hawkish former national security adviser to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel, said in an interview.
David Horovitz, the editor of The Times of Israel, called it “a catastrophic capitulation,” in the headline of a fiery opinion column.
And Nir Dvori, an analyst for Israel’s Channel 12 News, likened the deal to a “diplomatic Oct. 7” — a cataclysmic disaster for which Israel was wholly unprepared.
The Joss Whedon script for Serenity, where Wash lives, is Serenity-190pages.pdf at https://www.mediafire.com/two
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Originally posted by second:Quote:6ix, change your signature to: "I get all my facts from the President, not from the Fake News, which is why I am well informed."
Originally posted by 6ixStringJack:
Nah.
I'll see the plan as it's finished, if it actually happens, when it happens and we all get to see it. I don't need to see anything that Bloomberg claims is real. Especially when you know as well as I do that somebody like Trump might be feeding bad intel out there just to help the media look like a bunch of dumb, ideologically captivated assholes that we already know they are.
What's the point about seeing it until it's done? Not a good goddamned thing that you're going to do about it anyway except for bitch and moan.
Oh... nevermind. There's your fucking answer.
How about you and Ted shut your fucking mouths, and only post shit here after it happened?
Then you won't look like a couple of stupid assholes every day.
Why would I do that?
Since in the nearly 10 sober years that I have known you, you have never once called out Joe Biden* or a single Democratic Party politician or left-leaning media figure on any single topic that they've ever spoken or written about, the fact that I've called out Trump and his administration at least a dozen times since his election would just be an Undefined Operation when held up against your never-wavering, dogmatic adherence to whatever they tell you to think on any given day.
Pure Division or Multiplication by ABSOLUTE Zero.
THAT is what we are talking about here. Period. End of sentence.
Look in the mirror, quarter-wit.
You're a fucking cultist goon.
Everything you've ever accused your betters of are all things that you yourself were guilty of all along.
Deep down you know that I'm right and it just eats away at you a little more everyday... that knowledge that in those rare, fleeting moments where you're brutally honest with yourself about who you really, truly are...
The knowledge that you are nothing more than a hypocrite all the way down to your deep and very dark core.
That's why they call it cognitive dissonance.
You're so adrift at sea and lost without an anchor that there's never going to be any saving you.
You're stuck with this always-miserable little prick that you've allowed them to turn you into for the rest of your short life.
Congratulations to you, Second. You will one day die The Good Guy who never drank and never did drugs and never smoked and always voted Democrat and always took the moral high ground, except for every single fucking second that you thought nobody was watching you.
And you've earned everything that you've got coming to you.
Your end will be sad, and it will be very, very lonely.
But they didn't leave you... did they?
No...
That's the real reason your brutal self-honesty comes out to play so infrequently these days, isn't it?
You pushed them all out. YOU were the one who put all of that distance between yourself and the ones who used to love you. You hung your impossible standards on all of them for their entire lives, and only after they finally broke under all that weight did they learn to run away from you. Then and only then did they finally find the strength to leave you far behind.
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Those who dance always seem crazy to those who can't hear the music.
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part two Khamenei the second
take that $300 Billion and then call you a bunch of insults
Khamenei approves deal, says Trump acted out of 'desperation'
https://www.yahoo.com/news/world/articles/irans-khamenei-approves-deal
-says-185725223.html
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