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Pro: Woody Allen and Thomas Sowell. Avid indoorsman. I can’t resist a good debunking.

[Interzone826 @Interzone826]

A very interesting short talk on the effects of the feminization of American culture

[Helen Andrews @herandrews]

Amazing. Most speeches from the last NatCon have a few dozen views. “The Great Feminization” is now approaching 100,000. I’m truly grateful to see this important message spreading. A few additional thoughts:

[Charby Alain @CharbyAlain]

Alice-Jacqueline Luzgart | Died Auschwitz, April 1944

1933/1934 – 1944

Alice-Jacqueline was 10 years old.

She was one of the 44 children sheltered at Maison d’Izieu.

Arrested in the Gestapo raid of 6 April 1944. Held at Montluc prison, transferred to Drancy on 7 April,

[Interzone826 @Interzone826]

@mrojaycutler And then dips his chicken tenders in said horrible potatoes instead of one of the many sauces in front of him. Total clowns.

[Interzone826 @Interzone826]

@mrojaycutler What a fool. Goes to KFC, skips God‘s gift to man (Original Recipe chicken on the bone), and has heard that the world‘s worst mashed potatoes are “good.“

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@davidharsanyi Looks like comedian Nick Kroll

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@ejigah599 Fake AI

[reason @reason]

The French government has criminalized the use of nicotine pouches. Users can be punished with up to 5 years in prison and a fine of almost half a million dollars.
https://t.co/m9lvdlTUjf

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@_CryMiaRiver

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@RepNancyMace This bad idea would in some cases incentivize the murder of the victim.

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@policylaila Pertinent to the topic of vaping, without a hyphen between those first two words, you’re saying that the talent is stoned.

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@nypost First, he could use a barber.

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@G_S_Bhogal You think this nonsense is “wisdom”? Problems are often identified by people in no position to effect change, or who are unaffected but perceptive enough to note the problem. I don’t need to know how to perfectly cook a steak to tell you it has been improperly cooked.

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@MBainRex @jarvis_best So, “Jarvais”…

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The power of the State

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@BannedV1doz A training, exercise, by the way. Not real.

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@ThrillaRilla369 Zoom

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@TiffanyxFong https://t.co/QYTkGiMSbP

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@Support, attempting to add or edit any muted words in iOS 18 crashes the app. Also, why do you not have a simple feedback form for such problems, rather than forcing users to make public posts?

[Interzone826 @Interzone826]

She was elected in January of 2025. Her abusive behavior toward her staff began almost immediately.

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Look at this preening narcissist. If you had seen only the video on the left, would you ever believe this person was a judge?

[Collin Rugg @CollinRugg]

NEW: Alabama judge suspended after being accused of delaying cases so she could walk her dogs, as well as making racial remarks against a white woman.

Probate Judge Yashiba Blanchard has been smacked with a 120-page complaint accusing her of misconduct in multiple cases.

In one case, Blanchard canceled a hearing, forcing a patient to remain hospitalized for two additional weeks.

"This patient will now remain hospitalized for an additional two weeks solely due to the lack of timely access to the hearing process," an email from hospital staff read.

"This not only prevents her from being home with her family for Thanksgiving, but it also generates unnecessary hospitalization costs and creates avoidable emotional distress for the patient."

On another occasion, Blanchard allegedly made a racist comment about white chief clerk Amanda Reid.

A staffer was asked by the judge if they liked Reid. When the staffer said they did, Blanchard replied: "Oh, I forgot you all like kissing white a$$.'"

In another case, a clerk asked Blanchard if she could be reassigned to Birmingham because the commute made it hard for her to see her sister, who was dying of cancer.

Blanchard never responded, and the clerk's sister died shortly after.