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Se moquer des Blancs → C'est possible.
Se moquer des non-Blancs → Racisme.
Se moquer des hommes → C'est possible.
Se moquer des femmes → Misogynie.
Se moquer des hétéros → C'est possible.
Se moquer des LGBTQ → Homophobie.
Se moquer de la droite → C'est possible.
Se moquer de la gauche → Fascisme.
Se moquer des catholiques → C'est possible.
Se moquer des musulmans → Islamophobie.
Se moquer des Français → C'est possible.
Se moquer des étrangers → Xénophobie.
Se moquer des conservateurs → C'est possible.
Se moquer des progressistes → Intolérance.
La liberté d'expression pour les uns, la censure pour les autres.
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Illegal immigrant ID'd as United flier accused of bomb threat, hijack attempt - was previously busted by ICE but judge let him go trib.al/MLaiIzR
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I asked Claude to analyze the last 300 videos from the "I've had it" podcast and to give me the world view of someone who relies on them for news.
Claude: "A person immersed exclusively in this ecosystem views the world through a lens of totalizing political paranoia and self-righteous outrage, reduced to a black-and-white spectacle of righteous resistance versus abject evil. Every complex geopolitical event, economic strain, or cultural shift is flattened into a single, sensationalized narrative: an imminent fascist takeover orchestrated by a comic-book lineup of "oligarchs," "whack jobs," and corrupt elites. Operating within a high-decibel echo chamber, they mistake vulgar catharsis and relentless mockery for sophisticated political analysis, consuming news not to understand the world, but to validate their own moral superiority and partisan disdain.
Ultimately, this worldview fosters a profound cognitive dysfunction, replacing civic discourse with paranoid conspiratorial thinking and performative activism. Complex institutional processes are dismissed as mere theater, while every political opponent is demonized as a bad-faith actor or cultist beyond redemption. By relying on a steady diet of apocalyptic warnings and therapeutic venting, the consumer becomes addicted to a cycle of perpetual grievance and righteous panic, rendering them entirely incapable of engaging with nuance, counter-evidence, or the lived realities of anyone outside their immediate political tribe."
Jennifer Welch says her advertisers were "harassed" into dropping the show.
"Sadly, some of the advertisers have caved. But we still have other advertisers, and we're still standing."
Little companies are apparently stepping in to try to save them.
They read a message from a brewery in Wisconsin that called Charlie Kirk "an awful human being" and wanted to help sponsor the show.
Welch called that "so sweet," then did a shout out for the company for free.
At last count, around 30 sponsors have dropped the podcast.
It's not because they were harassed. It's because these women are toxic.
But hey if you're a little company, just drop these hateful hags a message bashing Charlie. Maybe that'll get you a free ad read.
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I’m sure a lot of you have had conversations just like this when it comes to politics
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Charlie Kirk when a maniac attacked Dave Chappelle: it’s sinister and political violence is not ok
Dave Chappelle on Charlie’s ass*ssination: I feel better
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Looks like the NPCs got their latest orders. Almost identical anti Christian posts.
Attacking "Christian nationalists" seems to be the in thing ATM from both sides.
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Blacks, latinos, and gay men winning elections on merit is literally the opposite of DEI.
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Democrat congresswoman found out it’s her own party that’s racist. #democrats #talarico
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Abdul El-Sayed is working on behalf of the Muslim Brotherhood. This should be bi-partisan and should scare every American.
The Muslim Brotherhood wrote down its plan in 1991: destroy Western civilization from within, and listed 29 "friend" organizations in America to help do it.
Abdul El-Sayed, the Democratic nominee for Senate in Michigan, is connected to them over and over again:
• ISNA is number 1 on the Brotherhood's friends list. El-Sayed's father-in-law sits on ISNA's Founders Committee
• ISNA was named an unindicted co-conspirator in the Holy Land Foundation case. Its leaders were convicted in 2008 of funneling $12 million to Hamas
• His father-in-law was also president of CAIR Michigan, another group named in that same Hamas financing case, and still sits on its board
• That father-in-law has put $300,000 into the super PAC electing El-Sayed
• The Muslim Student Association is number 2 on the list. El-Sayed was vice president of its University of Michigan chapter. His wife was on the board too
• He speaks at ISNA, CAIR, and ICNA events. ICNA is on the list too
• His half-sister wrote it plainly in 2012: "My family has long been MB." She wrote about their mother's Brotherhood activism, and family members jailed for being part of it
• Their mother worked for the Islamic American Relief Agency, designated by Treasury in 2004 for financing al-Qaeda and Hamas
• In 2011, El-Sayed wrote that Americans should not worry if the Muslim Brotherhood took power in Egypt
• In 2012, he signed a letter backing Brotherhood president Morsi and calling on him to "purge the media and the police as quickly as possible"
• When America killed al-Qaeda propagandist Anwar al-Awlaki, El-Sayed called it an "extrajudicial assassination"
• When America killed 9/11 mastermind Ayman al-Zawahiri, El-Sayed called the strike "troubling" and a "fig leaf"
• When Trump killed Soleimani, the Iranian general behind the deaths of over 600 US troops, El-Sayed warned: "one shouldn't kick a rabid dog"
• When Khamenei was killed, El-Sayed said there were "a lot of people in Dearborn who are sad today"
• Asked by Bret Baier about the Morsi letter, El-Sayed shut the question down: "I'm not interested." He would not walk it back
• After he won his primary, the Muslim Brotherhood's own website celebrated
He says he "has no ties".
Does this look like "no ties" to you?
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OMG who is this guy? I love him! He needs to run for office here in Michigan. He manhandled this lib. If anyone knows who he is, pls post in comments or DM me
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If you’re under 30, the most important thing you need to understand about Stevens’ endorsement is that, just 10 years ago, a candidate who (a) signed a letter urging the Muslim Brotherhood to eliminate pro democracy dissidents in Egypt, or (b) refused to disavow a surrogate who claimed America deserved 9/11 or an ad that claimed you can’t afford groceries because bloodthirsty Israelis love to kill children, or (c) said “hurt people hurt people” about a terrorist who tried to murder dozens of children, would not have polled above 2% in a Democratic primary, and that today a Democrat who says that supporting a candidate like the above is a bridge too far in the name of party loyalty is being called a traitor by the Democrat Senate Minority Leader.
Haley Stevens is a patriot who put country over party.