Just Josh

[Students For Liberty @sfliberty]

Every socialist system eventually needed walls, internal passports, or exit visas to keep its own citizens from leaving.

The Soviet Union, China, East Germany, Cuba and Venezuela. Each of them ended up writing laws about who is allowed to move and who is allowed to leave.

In a planned economy, you will eventually need to keep citizens from leaving. 🧵

[Endymion @EndymionYT]

>Be James Gunn
>Post the JLA & teases what’s to come
>Gives us Peacemaker orgy sex
>Gives us Supergirl drunk slop
>Gives us Gorilla Grodd in college
>Shoots Hal Jordan in the fucking head

And people are confused why the DCU failed

[Libs of TikTok @libsoftiktok]

You flew to El Salvador to defend an ms-13 gang member

Ms-13 gang is classified as a foreign terrorist organization

You aided and abetted our enemies

I am a HELL YES on charging you with TREASON

[Spencer Pratt @spencerpratt]

I love our country so damn much.

[Jack Posobiec @JackPosobiec]

Poland is showing the world

This is a nation that will never let go of its heritage and history

[Charlie Kirk @charliekirk11]

We are forever indebted to those who served for their courageous sacrifice, laying it all on the line for America. Now more than ever it’s a time to thank our veterans for their selflessness and bravery.

[Just Josh @Josh_The_End]

@Truthsocialweb @theEuropoor This may be the most retarded thing I’ve ever heard. Are you well? Maybe too much time spent in the summer heat? Go get some AC, europoor.

[Robby Starbuck @robbystarbuck]

Young men: Overcome your lust and be very, very selective about who you’re intimate with. Casual sex has a lot of consequences even if you did nothing legally wrong. Even then it can destroy your life. Find a good woman, get married and start a family. You’ll be much happier.

[Just Josh @Josh_The_End]

@japan_nobunaga Let’s be clear: you aren’t Japanese, at least not only. Before anything else you are my brother.

[NOBUNAGA🇯🇵🏯 @japan_nobunaga]

In 1944, thousands of Japanese on Saipan hid in caves, sure the Americans would torture them if they came out. Many families chose the cliffs instead.

An 18-year-old American Marine from East Los Angeles walked up to those caves at night, alone, and called to them in Japanese.

His name was Guy Gabaldon. He was a Mexican American kid who had grown up partly in the home of a Japanese American family, the Nakanos. That is where he picked up his Japanese. When the war came, the Nakanos were sent to internment camps. Their twin sons, Lane and Lyle, joined the U.S. Army anyway and served in the 442nd.

Fifty years later, he still said it plainly: "These were Americans."

On Saipan, Gabaldon was a scout with the 2nd Marine Regiment. Right after landing, he slipped off on his own and came back with prisoners. His commanding officer, Capt. John Schwabe, threatened him with a court-martial for leaving his post.

The next night, he came back with about fifty.

After that, they let him go out alone.

He crawled to the cave mouths in the dark and promised the people inside water, medical care, and that nobody would hurt them. Night after night, ten or twenty at a time, they followed him out.

On July 8, by his own account, about 800 came out in a single day. Schwabe remembered that day too. It was the day they tagged him the Pied Piper of Saipan.

Not everyone listened. At the cliffs, he begged a mother not to kill her child. He watched her throw the baby and jump. He was still talking about it fifty years later.

His Navy Cross citation says that on Saipan and Tinian he brought in "well over one thousand enemy civilians and troops."

Schwabe recommended him for the Medal of Honor. He received the Silver Star. Sixteen years later, after Hollywood made a movie about him, the Navy upgraded it to the Navy Cross.

He died in 2006 and is buried at Arlington National Cemetery.

I am Japanese. Those caves were full of my people, frightened, starving, and certain that the Americans were monsters.

An American teenager walked toward them in the dark and offered them water.

On this Veterans Day, Japan should know his name.

[Cl@rice🇧🇷🇮🇹🇦🇷 @claroquesimm]

Bukele tiene razón. Cuando las pandillas mataban a su pueblo, ninguna ONG, ni ONU, se hacían problemas por los DDHH.
Aparecen a pedir por los derechos de las pandillas.
Conclusión, toda ONG es un antro zurdo. Inútil y pro delincuente.
Fin.
#Bukele

[Trad West @trad_west_]

>4 of his men are kidnapped
>Invades his enemies territory with his legions
>Pledges to wipe out Haiti's gangs
>Calls them cowards in their own language
>Utterly destroys his enemies
>Local population cheer him as a liberator
>Posts edits of his army winning every fight

Chad

[Ted Nugent @TedNugent]

https://t.co/NObSAEO6o9

[Freedomain - with Stefan Molyneux, MA @StefanMolyneux]

Casual sex is just Russian roulette

Ladies, at some point, you’ll meet the 5% predator

Gentlemen, at some point, you’ll meet the 5% false accuser

Settle down

[hamsters🌐🐹 @sigmahamster2]

Socialism: a stranger decides rob you, then calls you greedy for wanting to keep your stuff.

[Gunther Eagleman™ @GuntherEagleman]

The Electoral College is why a farmer in Iowa matters as much as a banker in Manhattan.

Anybody trying to scrap it doesn't want a fairer system.

They want you to stop mattering.

[Freedomain - with Stefan Molyneux, MA @StefanMolyneux]

Female teachers - who run primary education - systematically discriminate against boys:

• They grade boys lower for identical work

• Normal male energy is pathologized as “ADHD” or “disruption”

• Compliance, neatness, and verbal deference is rewarded over drive, reason and activity

The data is consistent across countries.

Classrooms are poison for boys.

Did this happen to you?

[Handre @Handre]

Pol Pot. This piece of shit killed an estimated 1.7 million Cambodians between 1975 and 1979, somewhere between 25 and 33 percent of the entire population. He did this by applying an ideology to its logical conclusion. Ideology always has a conclusion; socialism's conclusion is death.

The Khmer Rouge abolished money in 1975. Completely. Banks closed. Markets dissolved. Currency became contraband. They then abolished private property, forcibly relocated urban populations to collective farms, and set central planners the task of organizing rice production for the entire nation. The result was predictable: mass starvation beside the rice fields. Planners cannot coordinate production without prices. Prices require private property and voluntary exchange.

Pol Pot studied in Paris during the 1950s, absorbing French Communist Party doctrine and Maoist agrarianism. Western universities provided the intellectual scaffolding for the killing fields. Coercion requires enforcers, tribunals, and eventually mass graves; Cambodia's are at Choeung Ek.

Every collectivist experiment reaches this same point, because central planners cannot solve what free exchange solves automatically every second of every day.