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Helping people think for themselves, because not everything online is true, and just because it’s popular doesn’t mean it’s right.

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Trumps eyes have been wide open. But what’s the answer to this reality? Do nothing? Stop trying to prevent more killing? Just bomb everything and hope for the best? It’s not that simple. There are innocent Iranian civilians caught in the middle of all of this, and that’s exactly the tragedy. The real problem is the IRGC and the hardline factions operate and hide behind their own people while pushing dangerous escalation. Knowing full well Trump wouldn’t kill innocent iranian citizens on purpose. Or even if they are in harms way of a bombing. So what is Trump supposed to do? Sit back and do nothing while extremists move closer to obtaining a nuclear weapon that could threaten the United States and its allies? Or is he supposed to unleash massive destruction that also kills and devastates innocent iranian civilians who have nowhere to run? The IRGC hides behind their own people on purpose. That’s why trying to negotiate, applying pressure, and searching for some kind of resolution matters, even when it’s frustrating and imperfect. Because the alternative isn’t some clean, simple solution. It could mean bombing, power grids, infrastructure and facilities that millions of innocent Iranian citizens depend on just to survive daily life. People talk about these decisions like they’re easy. They aren’t. They carry so many consequences for all innocent human beings on all sides.

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@barramundijohn @_set_100 @TNTransparency Doesn’t matter, if that’s his job then that’s his job. He might make a great salary for doing what he does, and whether what he does annoys the cops or not, that’s his job. So his job is just important as the cops job. And that’s based on how and why the constitution is written.

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@barramundijohn @_set_100 @TNTransparency You have to understand both sides of the argument.

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@barramundijohn @_set_100 @TNTransparency Most cops annoy everyday people, but it doesn’t say that because they annoy you that you have the right to stop them from doing their job. Which they tell you all the time.

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Alphabet is using it own AI to plan out the company future and how to compete. The time has come for AI leaders to reach for the stars. The only downturns will be from traders taking profits. The Alphabet vision plan is nearly 100 percent odds on perfect. Looking forward to a $10 trillion and more market cap by 2030. All you have to do is buy and wait through all the noise. Welcome to the most perfectly planned out AI revolution ever. Their time has come. Noise haters will always be, but final the outcome is certain. AI is the future and Alphabet (Google) is going to overtake even Nvidia.

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@_set_100 @TNTransparency What about the investigative reporters job? With your logic, they should just F off and let him do his job?

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@LRHN_Cash just taze the mofo

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@B7frankH Don’t be a pussy, choke him out!

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@FrankRe47546361 dear lord i wish i was there. I would have choked out that little skinny nigga.

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That white woman completely lost control and honestly got off easy. It’s wild to disrespect people and throw around racial insults while surrounded by the very community you’re targeting. Nobody should be speaking to others like that. What stood out most was the level of entitlement and lack of self awareness. Acting aggressively in public and expecting no consequences is a serious problem, no matter who you are. Respect goes both ways, and people are getting tired of the constant hostility and arrogance.

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@ChudsArmy i would have choked his ass out on purpose. Let him black out into the darkness where he came from Dumbass nigga

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America has spent decades fighting terrorism through military force, sanctions, intelligence operations, and diplomacy. Some strategies have succeeded temporarily, some have failed, and some conflicts continue to regenerate across generations despite enormous costs in money, infrastructure, and human life. But perhaps one strategic question has never been fully explored on a global scale. What if part of defeating extremism is not only destroying terrorist networks, but systematically competing for the future of the people being recruited into them before they become permanently hardened by war? Not every recruit in a militia, proxy force, or extremist organization is necessarily driven by pure ideology. Many are shaped by poverty, fear, tribal loyalty, propaganda, lack of education, economic desperation, coercion, or generational conflict. Some may never change. But many others may simply never have been offered a realistic alternative future strong enough to challenge the only system they have ever known. The United States already understands how powerful structure, opportunity, discipline, education, and purpose can be. The American military itself transforms millions of young people by providing direction, training, career paths, identity, and upward mobility. That model of opportunity is one of America’s greatest strengths. So why not weaponize opportunity itself against extremism?
Instead of relying almost entirely on bombs, sanctions, and reconstruction after destruction, America and its allies could consider building a new long-term strategic framework focused on voluntary disengagement from extremist systems before violence escalates further.
This would not be appeasement. It would not be weakness. It would not mean trusting hardened terrorist leaders blindly.
It would mean creating a parallel path specifically targeting younger recruits, lower-level fighters, pressured members, and those willing to defect peacefully from extremist environments. Potential elements could include…
secure defection pathways,
international education and trade programs, vocational training, monitored rehabilitation programs, psychological counseling, family relocation assistance in extreme cases, housing and reintegration incentives, civic education, technology and AI-assisted screening, mentorship programs, and multinational partnerships focused on long term stability rather than perpetual conflict cycles.
The objective would not be to brainwash anyone. The objective would be to expose people to alternatives they may never have experienced… economic mobility, stability, free thought, entrepreneurship, lawful society, and a future outside endless violence.
Hard core extremist leadership that refuses peace would still require containment and force where necessary. But if even a meaningful percentage of younger recruits and lower level members voluntarily disengaged from extremist systems over time, the recruitment pipelines sustaining these organizations could weaken significantly across generations. Military force can destroy infrastructure. It can eliminate leadership targets. It can deter attacks. But force alone often struggles to defeat hopelessness, indoctrination, and generational identity.
America has already demonstrated unmatched military power. Perhaps the next strategic evolution is demonstrating unmatched ability to convert future enemies into future contributors before radicalization fully takes hold. The cost of endless war is already measured in trillions of dollars and countless lives. Even partial success in redirecting future generations away from extremism could create long term geopolitical stability far more valuable than another decade of permanent conflict. Perhaps the strongest victory is not only defeating enemies on the battlefield. Perhaps the strongest victory is making fewer enemies in the first place.

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@Christo12919382 never happening

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@amyklobuchar dumbass

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@amyklobuchar Bullshit

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The core problem with the Iran deal is not simply whether Iran signs a peace agreement. The real issue is whether the Iranian government is both willing and capable of controlling proxy groups and militant factions that continue attacking the United States and its allies. Any agreement must recognize that a proxy loophole cannot exist. Iran cannot publicly agree to peace while militias it funds, arms, trains, or influences continue hostile actions. If attacks continue after an agreement is signed, there must be clear consequences and accountability mechanisms built into the deal itself. The United States should pursue a strategy built on four pillars, verification, not trust, every commitment must be independently monitored through inspections, intelligence cooperation, satellite surveillance, financial tracking, and enforcement mechanisms. State responsibility for proxies, Iran must be held accountable for armed groups operating with its support, resources, territory, or strategic coordination. The burden cannot fall entirely on the United States to constantly absorb attacks while Iran claims plausible deniability.
Immediate and proportional consequences, if attacks occur, the response should be swift, targeted, and focused on the operational networks responsible, including missile sites, weapons transfers, drone facilities, command structures, and financial infrastructure, while minimizing civilian harm. Sustained regional deterrence. Even with a peace agreement, the United States and its allies should maintain defensive readiness in the region through naval presence, missile defense systems, intelligence assets, and rapid response capabilities. Peace agreements reduce tensions, they do not eliminate risk overnight. The ultimate goal should not be endless war or regime destruction. The objective should be preventing attacks, protecting American lives and allies, avoiding large scale regional conflict, and creating conditions where diplomacy is backed by credible enforcement rather than blind trust.

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The core problem with the Iran deal is not simply whether Iran signs a peace agreement. The real issue is whether the Iranian government is both willing and capable of controlling proxy groups and militant factions that continue attacking the United States and its allies. Any agreement must recognize that a proxy loophole cannot exist. Iran cannot publicly agree to peace while militias it funds, arms, trains, or influences continue hostile actions. If attacks continue after an agreement is signed, there must be clear consequences and accountability mechanisms built into the deal itself. The United States should pursue a strategy built on four pillars, verification, not trust, every commitment must be independently monitored through inspections, intelligence cooperation, satellite surveillance, financial tracking, and enforcement mechanisms. State responsibility for proxies, Iran must be held accountable for armed groups operating with its support, resources, territory, or strategic coordination. The burden cannot fall entirely on the United States to constantly absorb attacks while Iran claims plausible deniability.
Immediate and proportional consequences, if attacks occur, the response should be swift, targeted, and focused on the operational networks responsible, including missile sites, weapons transfers, drone facilities, command structures, and financial infrastructure, while minimizing civilian harm. Sustained regional deterrence. Even with a peace agreement, the United States and its allies should maintain defensive readiness in the region through naval presence, missile defense systems, intelligence assets, and rapid response capabilities. Peace agreements reduce tensions, they do not eliminate risk overnight. The ultimate goal should not be endless war or regime destruction. The objective should be preventing attacks, protecting American lives and allies, avoiding large scale regional conflict, and creating conditions where diplomacy is backed by credible enforcement rather than blind trust.

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@MrRelatable88 Never ever!! Not even close. These two are outcasts. Never happening. EVER!

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@MrRelatable88 It’s gonna be a Vance Rubio ticket . Bet that. There are markets where you can bet on it. Sure winner.