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Wednesday, February 26, 2025 12:15 AM

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Originally posted by SIGNYM:

But the fact that SECOND would post so tells us something about his mental state.

I'll give you fact about me: Signym, I think you, 6ix, Trump and Musk deserve what happens to villains such as a slave-owning Confederate who insisted slaves were happy or a German who insisted Jews were the cause of Germany's problems or a Russian who insists Ukraine is ruled by a Nazi dictatorship or a Jap in WWII who hardheartedly believed the Chinese, Koreans, and Filipinos deserved to be subjugated by the superior Japanese. Confederates, Nazis, Russians, and even the Japanese spent their lives destroying what is good and they were killed or maimed for that reason.

Decent people should NOT respond by fighting evil with goodness. Trumptards are not worth the effort of psychologists to gently turn them away from evil. Rather evil should be fought with greater evil. My favorite example of greater evil is firebombing Japan and nuking Hiroshima and Nagasaki. The Japanese remember even after 80 years, and have not gone back to their previously evil ways.

A less dramatic reality lesson happened to the Germans and after 80 years they are beginning to imagine their previously evil behavior as righteousness. (Political party Alternative for Germany, a Nazi party, did well in last Sunday's election.) The Confederates got pardoned by slave-owning President Andrew Johnson, which is why the Confederates quickly returned to evil. As for Trumptards, nobody has yet tried to beat them to death to see whether that would fix their rotten behavior. But they don't have to be beaten because they will kill themselves, some faster than others, if you wait. The ultimate Trumptard, Rush Limbaugh, lived 20 years longer than I expected (probably because he was rich) but a Presidential Medal of Freedom could not stop Rush's evil habits from eventually killing him. He now burns in Hell but his Trumptard audience misses him. They will join him as they kill themselves and Rush will entertain them for Eternity.

The Joss Whedon script for Serenity, where Wash lives, is Serenity-190pages.pdf at https://www.mediafire.com/two

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Wednesday, February 26, 2025 12:37 AM

If there was such a thing as thought crime, you'd have been in jail decades ago.


I noticed you STILL haven't answered the question at the end if this post

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Originally posted by SIGNYM:
Elon Musk is a genius and he's the richest man in the world, but he's also a disrupter. He was SO disruptive to PayPal (which he co-founded), the other officers bought him out. So he took his $$$ and made a ton more. He's manic, and his ideas are usually brilliant but... sometimes ... crazy. Let's hope he's taking his meds.


Trump is also a disrupter, but of a different kind. He's a political disrupter, from outside the established web of mutual backscratching and cozy deal-making. Willing to upset the apple cart.

As I posted before, I believe this is a time of destruction. The "blob" has gotten so big, so self serving, so corrupt, it's metastasized throughout DC, the media, the world, and needs to be rooted out. Not a believer in things like "The Fourth Turning" but what is happening is the result of the "blob" having censored, screwed, grifted, and gaslit us Americans for so long that most of us finally woke up.

This is destruction with a bulldozer, not a scalpel. Mistakes will be made. The end result might not even benefit us. We may wind up simply exchanging globalist oligarchs for American ones.

But this is what you wrought, SECOND. By plastering yourself slavishly to a rotten corpse, and failing to provide a reasonable alternative.

Burn, baby, burn.

Burn it down to the Constitution.

Remove that rotten stuff that's been built up over time: the spook state snooping on us everywhere, the grift, the malicious prosecution, the government-tech-media censorship-propaganda complex, the imperialism and hubris and plain stupidity, the MICC, the globalist agenda ....

Then we can rebuild.



And, finally: WHAT ARE AMERICANS' INTERESTS? WHAT IS THE PREFERRED ALTERNATIVE?

THAT, you never have an answer for. THAT is what betrays you.





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Wednesday, February 26, 2025 2:10 AM

As Musk’s brutal disfiguration of the federal government takes hold, a fleet of shitposters has floated the idea that he has a botched penis implant — which, they assert, is why he seems to have undertaken the project of repopulating the globe with his own children, delivered via in vitro fertilization. This talking point picked up steam earlier this month, after confirmation that Musk welcomed his 13th baby, with conservative influencer Ashley St. Clair. (However, according to a lawsuit filed by St. Clair that accuses Musk of being an absentee father, it seems as if the child was created the old-fashioned way. I apologize for that mental image!)

Whatever. The point is, Banks posted a massively viral tweet claiming that singer Grimes, the mother of three of Musk’s kids, told her that he had some sort of defective robot penis. The post has been viewed more than 600,000 times. Again, all of this is almost certainly not true.

Grimes told me this too https://t.co/I6RG1qWeQK
— Azealia Banks (@azealiaslacewig) February 16, 2025

It’s really not hard to understand why Musk might be the subject of wild rumors right now. His unseemly brand of Machiavellian techno-utopianism is undeniably clammy and sinister, and it leads one to believe that he’d be eager to embrace an esoteric body modification. Liberals are still stinging from their defeat in November, and one of the few things they can take solace in is fantasizing about Musk’s permanently maimed penis. (We had a version of this during Trump’s first term, when Stormy Daniels described the man’s member as a gross-looking mushroom.) But let’s talk about the bigger questions at hand: What is a penile implant, exactly? Do those even exist? And what happens if one is, well, botched?

https://slate.com/life/2025/02/elon-musk-trump-children-kids-penis-imp
lant.html


The Joss Whedon script for Serenity, where Wash lives, is Serenity-190pages.pdf at https://www.mediafire.com/two

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Wednesday, February 26, 2025 2:27 AM

Why the Trump administration is publicly supporting an alleged human trafficker

By Aja Romano | Feb 25, 2025, 12:45 PM CST

https://www.vox.com/culture/401197/andrew-tate-trump-support-richard-g
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Andrew Tate made his name as a misogynist podcast star, but has more recently been known as an alleged rapist and human trafficker as he awaits criminal trial in Romania with his brother Tristan. Last week, the Financial Times reported that the Trump administration, through special envoy Richard Grenell, had tried to pressure the Romanian government to lift travel restrictions on the brothers.

Andrew Tate, whose online course “Hustler’s University” morphed into a platform with nearly a million users, became a powder keg among far-right media influencers in the early 2020s due to his explicitly sexist worldview and its profound influence over millions of teen boys and young men.

This latest high-profile turn in Tate’s ongoing legal saga has again brought the horrifying allegations against him to the forefront — this time with apparent approval from the US government. It’s also a reminder of the cultural reach of the so-called manosphere that Tate helped popularize.

Andrew Tate’s enormous influence rests on intense misogyny — and a lot of alleged criminal activity

Tate’s rise started with a successful kickboxing career, was followed by his removal from the British version of Big Brother, and culminated in a hugely popular podcast that anointed him the “King of Toxic Masculinity.” As Rebecca Jennings explained for Vox in 2022, his “inflammatory diatribes against women, whom he compares to property” became viral fodder on TikTok, Instagram, and YouTube. He was born in the US, raised in the UK, but now lives in Romania — first moving there in part because, he said, “the rape laws are more lenient,” but has stayed since; following his arrest, he has largely not been allowed to leave the country.

Tate helped bring to mainstream concerns about the “manosphere,” the term for the internet’s loose network of right-wing male influencers and their associated communities. Early on, Tate seemed to be such an obviously extremist node of the manosphere that he should be, as Jennings wrote, easy to ignore.

But Tate’s confident, blatant misogyny proved wildly popular: His dictums, which ranged from bragging about never having read a book to flaunting an aggressive emotional and physical dominance over women, seemed to enthrall boys and men who admired him for his flashy lifestyle, vaunted wealth, and commitment to the bit. Tate’s maxims swept across teen culture, generating horror stories from parents and teachers about his seemingly pervasive and pernicious influence. Originally, Tate presented his schtick as pure fiction, a deliberately exaggerated regressive persona. It soon appeared that was far from the case, as allegations against Tate and his brother began mounting.

Romanian officials have pursued Andrew and Tristan Tate since April 2022, when they first raided one of the pair’s mansions after receiving a tip that the Tates had allegedly abducted a woman and were holding her there against her will. The following year, the brothers and two Romanian accomplices were indicted on charges of rape, forming a criminal gang, and human trafficking. Authorities alleged that Andrew and Tristan Tate had trafficked seven women from the US and the UK to Romania by grooming them and subjecting them to physical, sexual, and psychological abuse. (The brothers promptly responded with a civil suit against two of their alleged victims.) In early 2024, the two faced new UK allegations of human trafficking, stemming from an investigation launched more than a decade prior.

Then, in August, the Tates faced additional charges of human trafficking after police raided their estate again and detained six people. The brothers have also faced multiple civil lawsuits filed by alleged victims. One such woman recently filed a suit against them in Florida, claiming they defamed her after she agreed to be a witness in the Romanian c

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Wednesday, February 26, 2025 3:39 AM

And, finally: WHAT ARE AMERICANS' INTERESTS? WHAT IS THE PREFERRED ALTERNATIVE?

THAT, you never have an answer for. THAT is what betrays you.



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Originally posted by SECOND:
Musk’s .... penis... penis ... penis ...



Seems like you'd rather post about Musk's penis than imagine a better future for America.

You are a bitter, nasty old man.



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Wednesday, February 26, 2025 4:00 AM

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The Department of Government Efficiency takes a radically new approach to this problem of motivation and has created a new means for waste to be cut. It is important to not disregard the fact that there have been many government oversight organizations with the sole purpose of focusing on fraud and waste. DOGE has begun their own efforts of documenting waste and directly cutting excess spending, but they do not seek to undercut previous attempts. DOGE has an ability to act that has not been matched by other waste-cutting agencies.

While the goal of cutting spending is undoubtedly good and we are in a situation of spending crisis, DOGE’s unorthodox methods may set a dangerous precedent for future administrations. It serves as an all purpose task force for the president to enforce his will and identify weaknesses in government spending. While past presidents have been frustrated about being stonewalled by various bureaucrats, DOGE creates an embedded network of control that makes the president’s proclamations much more effectual. While even the left appreciates cutting waste in theory, it is easy to see how such a vital approach to government could be harmful in the future. In the past, layers of inefficiency protected us from radical policies and made systemic change slow. There is no guarantee that a DOGE-type force will only be applied to cutting waste. Even DOGE’s current actions may suggest motives that are less than wholesome. Musk made sure to first attack USAID, which had recently scrutinized him for overcharging the government for Starlink he claimed he would donate. With such an atypical and unsteady start, in the future it could be used to enforce radical social policies or even set the undergirding for a military takeover. DOGE’s effectiveness is the center of its danger.

While there are dangers to be wary of, DOGE could provide a much needed reset for government waste and set the standard for fulfilling campaign promises. It often feels like once elected, presidents have their hands tied and are unable to be judged on the merits of their actions because what happens cannot truly be said to be “them.” This lack of responsibility means that the public is unsatisfied and few things actually happen in a powerful enough way that the citizen can see or feel them. The cutting of DOGE will most likely undo bureaucracies that took decades to establish, creating a new normal that will benefit even the most democratic of presidents. If this process was going through Congress, it would be impossible to make real change in four years. Our debt and interest payments are unsustainable and require this sort of radical action if our country is to continue sustaining itself rather than sinking deeper into destruction through indulgence.

Critics and supporters of DOGE are quick to point out its unfettered nature.

The critics are hesitant of its freedom from Congress and point out that it seems dangerously near an oligarchy. Supporters see it’s unfettered nature as necessary to compete with the droves of unelected officials and agencies relatively free from Congress.

Countless agencies existing outside of congressional concern and control make it nearly impossible for Congress to understand what they are doing, or even which pathways they must use to rein them in.

DOGE is a good solution to the fact that Congress will never have the bandwidth to understand the minutiae of waste and fraud occurring in the federal government.

Additionally, much waste and lack of oversight has simple and truly bipartisan solutions. For example, the treasury not having to state what their specific payments were for should be questioned by anyone. This small administrative detail would have never been brought up in congress, but it will ultimately return so much accountability to the American people. If agencies have been able to deny the public the ability to see what’s going on, the public cannot vote accurately.

The freedom of DOGE is necessary to restore faith in the government and make a new standard of trans

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THG
Wednesday, February 26, 2025 4:33 AM

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THG
Wednesday, February 26, 2025 4:34 AM

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Originally posted by SIGNYM:

And, finally: WHAT ARE AMERICANS' INTERESTS? WHAT IS THE PREFERRED ALTERNATIVE?

THAT, you never have an answer for. THAT is what betrays you.








You dumb shit. You've been asking that question several times a year for a decade, maybe longer. It's been answered a thousand times in a hundred different threads, in a hundred different ways.

I'll admit, why you continue to ask this same question again and again is lost on me. What is also lost on me is how you think it's never been answered. I know you're an idiot Russian troll, but are you really that stupid?

T

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Wednesday, February 26, 2025 5:07 AM

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Originally posted by THG:
Quote:

Originally posted by SIGNYM:

And, finally: WHAT ARE AMERICANS' INTERESTS? WHAT IS THE PREFERRED ALTERNATIVE?

THAT, you never have an answer for. THAT is what betrays you.








You dumb shit. You've been asking that question several times a year for a decade, maybe longer. It's been answered a thousand times in a hundred different threads, in a hundred different ways.

I'll admit, why you continue to ask this same question again and again is lost on me. What is also lost on me is how you think it's never been answered. I know you're an idiot Russian troll, but are you really that stupid?

T




You've never once answered that question, you little shit.

All you do is post clickbait garbage everyday, and the rare time you do type any of your own thoughts out they're stuffed so full of spelling and grammatical errors it's almost like forcing everyone else to read a foreign language.

You are a piece of shit and a chronic, lifelong loser.

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Wednesday, February 26, 2025 5:26 AM

I agree. THUGR, you never answered the question. You post endlessly about Russia and China. You accuse Trump of things that never happened, and name-call relentlessly if I bring up areas where and how I think we could ... and really should ... fix our problems.
But answer the question??
Nah.
Never.


Loser.

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AMERICANS SUPPORT AMERICA

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