This story deserves so much more attention.
Two American pilots were given clearance to land and refuel in Guinea. They were surrounded by the military and basically abducted.
They've been sitting in prison since December 2025.
The media is barely covering this.
When they introduced euthanasia in Canada, they said it would only be for people who were in pain due to terminal illness.
A few years later, and we're now killing 26 year-olds with depression.
🚨BREAKING: The owner of family-owned IM Garage Door Service in Orange County, CA openly laughed and admitted charging customers extra to fix their garage door because they support Trump.
He even filmed their garage, which had a Trump flag inside, and posted it on his business TikTok account.
While he can technically set his prices, this serves as a warning to Trump supporters in the area about what they might encounter when seeking services.
Please spread the word!
“They come here because we are giving away our wealth. We are being extracted.”
Immigrants are no longer coming to America to build ambitious futures through hard work, but to tap into government benefits and extract resources from a government that just hands it over.
Was thinking about this earlier.
So, the word "retard" is offensive because it was historically used to refer to people with disabilities. Alright.
Well, so was "spastic" and "crazy".
What about "imbecile" or even "cripple"?
Defective. Invalid. Moron.
How far back in time do we want to go on all these words that used to refer to disabled people? Should we throw all these words away because at one time or another they were "offensive" to 2025 sensibilities?
No.
Language policing is fundamentally stupid. Because in 2025, there are people who DO think words like "insane" and "crazy" are wrong because they are "ableist." And if they had their way, half the English language would be cast into hell for how offensive it is to someone, somewhere, in some context.
Retarded is useful. Retard is useful. People seldom use them to refer to people with ACTUAL disabilities.
I don't know what it's going to take for people to get over this, but it's not going away. None of these words are. And I'm happy about that because I'm not going to cultivate my speech around what may or may not have been offensive at one point in time.
So, if you find yourself offended by words and colloquial language, that really sounds like a "you" problem.
A female student at the @UofOklahoma filed a discrimination complaint against a trans grad student assistant instructor who gave her a zero on an essay where she wrote about her Christian beliefs on gender. Read: https://t.co/ACZ2FrmVzq