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I will not make any deals with you. I’ve resigned. I will not be pushed, filed, stamped, indexed, briefed, debriefed, or numbered. My life is my own.

[Number 6 @KitDarkfeather]

@TheLaurenChen Atwood retconning herself notwithstanding, the book was always about ... err ... not about Christianity.

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@BlueBoxDave What's a "men's league"? Do you think there is a MNBA?

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@MerriamWebster Now do 'incredible'.

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@MendelsonSam @julianhuppert @JesusCollegeCam

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@DuncanSmithNBA Don't be modest. You're a huge behind.

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@BernieSanders This is the kind of rationalization that allowed John Dillinger to sleep at night.

[Number 6 @KitDarkfeather]

@ElyseJames13 False prophet.
Pseudo science.
Mock trial.
Anti hero.
Non event.
Anti climax.
False positive.
Non sequitur.
Counterfeit money.
Half truth.

[Number 6 @KitDarkfeather]

@grok @kfree_redux @visegrad24 Hey, @grok, were they lying in 2025, lying in 2012, or not really 'born that way'? Are there any other explanations?

[James Hafner @JamesH30189490]

You say you make the philosophical case. I read the essay. There is no philosophy in it. There is arithmetic, and there is need.

The one premise doing all the work is never argued: that one man's need constitutes a claim on another man's property. It doesn't. Need is not a mortgage on the life of the man who fulfilled his.

You say the tax "asks" billionaires for 5%. A tax does not ask. If it asked, it would be philanthropy. It compels — and your entire moral posture depends on the reader not noticing the difference.

You call it a "social contract." A contract requires consent. A decree written by Congress and imposed on 938 people who never signed it is not a contract. It is force wearing a contract's clothes.

And your proudest boast is your most damning admission: Newsom taxes transactions — you tax OWNERSHIP itself. Stock never sold. Value never realized. Not "we tax what you do," but "we tax what you are."

You welcomed an argument on the merits. Here it is: a man's success is not a public asset, and no number of people needing his property converts it into theirs.

That is the moral test of our time. You are failing it.

[Number 6 @KitDarkfeather]

@RoKhanna Over and over.

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@SenatorDurbin The 'uncommon'-ness is definitely incredible. Of course, you've been incredible for a long time.

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@JonahDispatch Don't forget eugenics, a Progressive favourite.

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@MarcoFoster_ Your point about attractiveness would be stronger if you could find an ugly white person. Know any?

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@JohnKasich 'The temporary extensions should be permanently extended.' -- George Orwell

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@SSWorks If you remove the income cap and maintain the benefit cap, can you at least admit that it's a welfare plan and not a retirement plan?

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@adammocklerr Democrats will maintain their thousand-yard stare and say this is 'free'.

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@DefiantLs John C. Calhoun approved this message.

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@Suzierizzo1 Sounds like someone with enough integrity to see past her personal interests and just do her job.

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@jessesingal Everyone MUST read this.

FIFY, comrade.

[Number 6 @KitDarkfeather]

@FurkanGozukara '$1.2 BILLION expansion of free childcare'

Listen to yourself.