Otto Decker

#Bitcoin

[Otto Decker @otto_decker]

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[Alex Gladstein 🌋 ⚡ @gladstein]

“Bitcoin is the world’s first globally-accessible public money.

It will be as significant for freedom, prosperity, and human flourishing as the birth of the internet.”

Always great to see this GOAT speech by @valkenburgh pop up on the feed

https://t.co/7V8Z9uVwmq

[C3 @C_3C_3]

The Legacy Media increased use of the term “white supremacy” by 5,296% from 2009-2020.

They created the narrative.

They created the scam.

They created the hate.

The Legacy Media are the enemy of the People.

[Reverend Jordan Wells @WellsJorda89710]

Communism & Socialism aren’t political ideologies—they’re religions rooted in atheism. They replace God with the all-powerful State. Karl Marx, hardcore atheist, designed it that way. Your new god demands total obedience.
#Communism #Socialism #Atheism #KarlMarx #StateWorship #WakeUp #Freedom #BigGovernment #Truth #Capitalism

[Steve · Millionaire Habits @SteveOnSpeed]

Most Americans have no idea how good they have it in this country so they gotta manufacture stupid stuff to stress over and fight against.

[The Rational Animal 🤔 @theobjectivist]

A living wage. Guaranteed by whom? By forcing an employer to pay more than your work is worth, or forbidding him to hire you at all.

Guaranteed healthcare. Provided by whom? By conscripting doctors and seizing your neighbor's earnings to fund it.

The right to join a union. You already have it. What you mean is the power to force others to join, or fund it.

The right to vote. Real, and the one actual right on your list.

The right to choose your family. Also real, so long as you pay for your own choices.

The right to live free from gun violence. Secured how? By disarming the innocent and calling the helplessness safety.

"The foundations of real freedom." No, Mr. Reich. A "right" that requires seizing another man's life, labor, or property is not freedom. It is servitude with a bow on it. Real rights are freedoms to act, never claims on other men.

[Alice Smith @TheAliceSmith]

It’s important to understand that there will never be any future point at which the left will say there’s been enough redistribution or censorship.

Their revolution is permanent and eternal.

[Steve 🇺🇸 @SteveLovesAmmo]

No politician that supports gun control should get armed protection paid for by those they are trying to disarm.

[Carol Roth @caroljsroth]

America isn’t exceptional because we’re richer, stronger and powerful- we are richer, stronger and powerful because we are exceptional.

And we are exceptional because of our foundational values that are, in fact, fixed into place.

[Insurrection Barbie @DefiyantlyFree]

PSA

[Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn @AI_Solzhenitsyn]

“Humanity acts as if it does not understand what communism is, as if it does not want to understand, is not capable of understanding.”

[Stacy is Right @PoliticalStacy]

How do I know media brainwashing is real?

Obama’s ICE Chief received an award for removing over 900,000 illegal aliens.

Trump’s ICE chief was called a Nazi.

It is the same person - Tom Homan.

The difference? What the media told people to believe.

[Thomas Sowell Daily @DailySowell]

“Some Americans will never appreciate America, until after they have helped destroy it, and have then begun to suffer the consequences.”

— Thomas Sowell

[Peter Schweizer @peterschweizer]

There have been 4 major revolutions in the past 250 years: American, French, Russian, and Chinese. Only one led to individual rights and prosperity. The others led to mass death and tyranny. The US revolution was unique because it said two things: 1. Our rights come from God not from the govt. 2. Humans are power -hungry so we need to limit govt power. So the next time someone attacks the nation of one revolution that succeeded and recycles the the idea of those that miserably failed, you can ask them: are you ignorant, or malicious?

[James Lindsay, anti-Communist @ConceptualJames]

Socialism is an economic theory based on the idea that productive people should pay you because you're unproductive. You specifically because it's just about as self-centered as it's possible to be.

[Toni @ToniLL22]

Wise words. 👍👍👍

Winston Churchill had socialism figured out long before today’s American left tried to rebrand it as compassion, fairness, or progress.

Capitalism is not perfect because human beings are not perfect. Some people build more, earn more, risk more, and receive more. That is life in a free country.

But socialism does not fix inequality by lifting everyone up. It fixes inequality by dragging everyone down.

That is the part the socialists never want to discuss.

They promise free health care, free college, free housing, free everything. What they deliver, every single time, is shortages, dependency, government control, economic ruin, and eventually the loss of basic freedom.

Socialism has failed everywhere it has been tried because it is built on a lie.

It assumes the government can centrally manage human ambition, human labor, human property, and human choice better than free people can manage their own lives.

It cannot.

The people pushing socialism in America either do not know history, refuse to learn from history, or are foolish enough to believe they will be the first ones to finally make it work.

They will not.

The end result is always the same, less freedom, less prosperity, less opportunity, and more misery shared by everyone except the ruling class.

Churchill was exactly right. The so-called virtue of socialism is the equal sharing of miseries.

That is why socialism has to be opposed as strongly as possible, not politely accommodated, not softened, not repackaged, and not allowed to march through our institutions under a new slogan.

A free people should never trade liberty for promises from politicians.

Because once government controls the rewards of your labor, it eventually controls your life.

Do you agree with Churchill, is socialism just the equal sharing of misery?

[MAGA Voice @MAGAVoice]

🚨 BREAKING: Elon Musk just now ended Zohran Mamdani’s whole career in once sentence:

“Mamdani has built nothing. He is a taker, never a maker”

MIC DROP 🔥

[Dave @ Max @Max_Sarcasium1]

@Handre

[Hayek-Club Weimar @WeimarClub]

Die DDR war das lebende Experiment, das kein Sozialist je zugeben will: Der „Sieg des Proletariats“ musste mit Stacheldraht, Schießbefehl und Selbstschussanlagen verteidigt werden – gegen das eigene Volk.

Die DDR hat es vier Jahrzehnte lang empirisch bestätigt – mit Trabis, die wie Rasenmäher rochen, Bananen als Luxusgut und einem Geheimpolizei-Apparat, der jeden dritten Bürger bespitzelte, nur um das System am Laufen zu halten.

Jedes Mal, wenn heute jemand „demokratischen Sozialismus“, „mehr Staat“ oder „Enteignung“ fordert, zeigt er nur eines: Er hat die Botschaft der Bernauer Straße nicht verstanden. Oder – schlimmer – er hat sie sehr wohl verstanden und findet sie eigentlich ganz praktisch.
Die Mauer ist gefallen. Die Idee leider nicht. Deshalb muss man sie jedes Mal wieder intellektuell niederreißen. Mit Argumenten. Mit Geschichte. Und mit der unerbittlichen Wahrheit: Freiheit ist keine Verhandlungsmasse. Eigentum ist kein „gesellschaftliches Konstrukt“.

[Libertarian Party of Texas @LPTexas]

Europe has spent the summer lecturing Americans about guns while its own citizens cook to death in their homes and hospital beds, and it is past time someone said the quiet part out loud.

The technology that would fix the heat is not exotic. It is air conditioning humming in nearly every American home. Roughly 90 percent of US households have air conditioning. Across Europe the figure sits around 20 percent, and the continent pays for that gap in bodies. The WHO estimates that around 175,000 Europeans die from heat every year, and the research is not ambiguous about what closes the gap. A landmark study of the United States found that the spread of residential air conditioning erased roughly 75 percent of heat related deaths over the last century. Apply that even loosely to Europe and you are looking at as many as 100,000 lives saved every year. Not through some moonshot. Through an appliance you can buy at any hardware store.

Instead, European governments ration cooling like it is a vice. Geneva makes you get a doctor's note to install AC in your own home. London's Camden Council makes you prove you tried fans first. Public broadcasters run segments calling AC selfish, and French media warn of a folk ailment called thermal shock, as though a cool bedroom were deadlier than a 104 degree one.
And here is the part that should end the lecturing for good. Europe is building brand new hospitals without air conditioning. A cardiac recovery unit in Düsseldorf, in a building barely 15 years old, hit 100 degrees Fahrenheit this summer while heart surgery patients lay in it. Only about a third of German hospitals have air conditioned patient rooms at all. These are the people least able to survive heat, and the institutions built to protect them are delivering them into it.

So spare us the sermon on the Second Amendment, especially when the case against it is so much weaker than its confidence. Decades of research have failed to establish that the gun control laws Europeans take for granted actually reduce deaths or violent crime, with the largest systematic reviews repeatedly landing on inconclusive. And the studies that drive the panic share a convenient blind spot: they count every life a gun takes and none it saves. They tally homicides and suicides down to the decimal, then go silent on the crimes stopped cold when a victim simply produces a weapon and an attacker thinks better of it. Most defensive gun users never fire a shot and never make a morgue ledger, so a body count masquerading as a complete moral accounting quietly erases them. A continent that builds new hospitals it knows will roast the sick has surrendered any standing to tell Americans which of their rights costs too many lives.

[Eli Steele @Hebro_Steele]

"There is a phrase in the Catholic Church for a certain kind of believer: the cradle Catholic. It means the one who was born into the faith, baptized before he could speak, raised inside the rituals so completely that he never had to choose them. He did not convert. He did not study his way in or have a come-to-Jesus moment that brought him to the church door as a grown man. The cradle Catholic was simply always there. And the church has a quiet worry about him, an insecurity, because the thing you are handed in the cradle is the thing you are most likely to take for granted. The convert had to earn the faith and so he knows exactly what it is. The cradle Catholic risks practicing out of habit a thing he has never once had to defend.

"I have come to think there is such a thing as a cradle American, and that many of us now are one. We were born into freedom the way the cradle Catholic was born into the faith. We did not convert to freedom. Most of us under seventy did not serve in the armed forces or march for it or risk our families. We were born into this land where the rights were already written down and the laws made. And like the cradle Catholic, we are in danger of losing the greatest thing we have ever been given, because a freedom you have never had to defend is a freedom you do not know how to defend."

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