Euros cope that their heat death stats are only higher because they're total estimated mortality rather than America's direct deaths, but when you show them a study of American heat deaths doing the same type of excess mortality calculation they refuse to believe the results 🤷♂️
@AULaw24@suzy_redd The excess morality estimates for the US have been done, and they're much much smaller than Europe's total mortality estimates. https://t.co/k28NOHsiPT
@Negatrev@AULaw24@suzy_redd An excess mortality estimate is still an excess mortality estimate. This source is most emphatically not "only count[ing] heat related deaths when someone effectively dies of heat stroke" which is the original lie I'm refuting... and the results are deeply embarrassing to Europe.
@AULaw24@suzy_redd The excess morality estimates for the US have been done, and they're much much smaller than Europe's total mortality estimates. https://t.co/k28NOHsiPT
I like how we went from accusations of esoteric dog whistles being spawned out of thin air claiming something in the background of a picture of yours is a reference to a racist meme posted once on single thread on /pol/ 4 years ago
To now where the argument is "no one knows what a Totenkopf is"
@tracewoodgrains Clicking "Not interested in this post" on a bunch of these should have an indirect effect, but I don't get the impression that the current Grok based algorithm looks at the images directly (the base model flatly lacks the capability, but maybe there's image metadata it can use)
Incredibly, this is apparently *not* a parody. The final endpoint of Y-DNA fetishism: Declaring men of your own race and ethnicity "guests on stolen land" if they have the wrong Y-DNA haplogroup. And, inevitably, asking the wives of those men to abort their male children.
It’s a known, observed phenomenon that Baby Boomers will lie about having gone to Woodstock. Boomers will say they went to Woodstock even if they didn’t. It’s unclear if they’re knowingly lying or just delusional. “I was there, man!”
Anyway, the Millennial version is way lamer.
@TheyTiltBak For monetization purposes, it's a shame this bill passed and not HB 2321. That bill would have enabled you to gouge machinery owners for repair parts, because it made buying new equipment impossible.
The Mamdani panic is easy to mock because it’s designed to work on people like you. Mamdani and his team are very savvy in launching various social media stunts with the explicit purpose of sparking a viral discourse where any criticism of him and his administration is immediately associated with lowbrow, low IQ jihadi fearmongering that he can spin as “Islamophobia.” The idea is to make any appropriate reaction to him seem like an embarrassing overreaction — something that people who care about status and being perceived as rational are particularly sensitive about. It’s honestly a brilliant move on his part because it confuses the whole point of why electing someone like him is actually a really bad sign of things to come. You have to accept CAP’s analysis here because he breaks it down in terms you can understand that would be even more embarrassing to deny.
Basically the Plan for the 21st century is to use the issue of tackling fraud in government as a spearhead issue for getting these guys in government, any way, any how.
The pipeline is Nick Shirley, to candidates, to crack DOGE team staffs armed with AI to destroy the gay race communist patronage system.
That’s the playbook.