🚨 This one hits different! Watch to the end — this is epic & fantastic! 🔥
The hypocrisy on display here is wild. Congress requires ID to vote on bills, but some fight tooth and nail against it for the rest of us? What do you think? 👇
@HustleBitch_ ok but is the actual pizza going to be good like it used to be. Or is that still gonna be cheap crap that makes you wanna go to sleep and you feel like crap the rest of the day. The last Pizza HUT pizza that I had was disgusting.
Every politician who has said and told to do outlandish things should be roasted like this and them have charges pressed on everything they did wrong or lied about.
@Azebash@officer_Lew inside job I think.. so they can say cash is a bad idea and get rid of it. Go to the cryptocurrency that they control and manipulate better
America has committed to the unqualified elevation of an entire racial group—without regard for individual merit, character, or accomplishment—treating melanin as the sole criterion for praise.
If this is the standard we’ve adopted, then consistency demands we acknowledge the mirror image: to condemn a race purely on pigmentation is no less irrational than to exalt one for it. Both are crude reductions—intellectual shortcuts masquerading as justice.
So if we’re now playing by color-coded rules, don’t pretend surprise when the same metric gets turned back on the game itself. Selective virtue isn’t virtue—it’s just bad math.
You can have civilized, ordered, functional societies with reasonably predictable social behaviors at scale - or you can have blacks freely operating pursuant to the state-sanctioned 2020 BLM rioters' licensure model. But under NO circumstances can you have both.
If we could have taken the BLM chaos of 2020, distilled it into a petri dish, and accelerated the culture in a lab experiment, this is the exact strain we would have grown. When we granted "protest" immunity to the BLM rioters, we didn't just ignore a crime; we issued a license. We built a permission structure that taught an entire race that law is optional and consequences are a relic of the past. This isn't just a random act of chaos—it’s the predictable throughput of a society that traded order for an experiment in "equity." This is the fruit of that harvest