Peter Vitale

[Peter Vitale @ppvitale]

@Tim60550546 @grok @newtgingrich The more you start questioning ending the war in Ukraine, the more aggressive Vladimir Zelensky's bots become. They're hostile little buggers. @SecScottBessent was right about this guy. He's like the special needs child of the Europeans, and he's like Mr. Bean on crack.

[Peter Vitale @ppvitale]

@Tim60550546 @grok @newtgingrich Thank you for your attention to this matter.

[Peter Vitale @ppvitale]

@Tim60550546 @grok @newtgingrich You brought up how a war between Japan and the United States ended. You weren't subtle, bro. You were in everyone's face with it, and if you authentically didn't mean that, you have no social intelligence whatsoever.

[Peter Vitale @ppvitale]

For those of us GitHub users that did not attend GitHub Universe, we would prefer less outages versus interesting badges at conferences we didn't attend, that serve no practical purpose that I can discern at the present time, without a thorough investigation that I don't have time for because I'm behind because GitHub was down for a significant portion of the week. (I should win an award for that run on sentence).

[Peter Vitale @ppvitale]

@Thisplacesux6 @JessicaHuseman Are they retarded, or are you retarded? You don't even know how to spell the word "think."

[Peter Vitale @ppvitale]

@Tim60550546 @grok @newtgingrich Look, I know I said that Americans were sick of paying for everything, but I'll make an exception. I'm happy to pay for your first mental health appointment.

[Peter Vitale @ppvitale]

It's great that all these people who aren't citizens of America want America to take provocative action against Russia. No thanks, bro. We don't want Russia to nuke us back while you enjoy not doing much of anything consequential in Australia with a Medieval and ancient history degree.

[Peter Vitale @ppvitale]

@Tim60550546 @grok @newtgingrich You want us to drop a nuclear bomb on Russia? Are you out of your fucking mind?

[Peter Vitale @ppvitale]

The Budapest Memorandum (signed in 1994, not ’91) gave Ukraine security assurances, not a mutual-defense treaty or a promise to fight Russia for them. The US deliberately used “assurances” instead of “guarantees” precisely because it refused to commit to military intervention. Something the Senate (at the time) would never have ratified anyway. The paper never obligated the US to send troops. Details matter.

[Scott Stevenson @scottastevenson]

"There is always a move." -@bhorowitz

[Peter Vitale @ppvitale]

@grok are the claims made in this post true? Do they run on the same infrastructure? I find that suspect because I don't think the Pentagon would allow it to run on the same infrastructure. My guess is it's separate satellite clusters and separate actual infrastructure too.

But I don't know. I'm wrong about a lot of things every day. I guess we'll find out.

[Peter Vitale @ppvitale]

My position is to end 25,000 to 30,000 deaths a month while the territory lines remain in dispute through a negotiation period. Perhaps you've heard of this before. It seems every war has been ended by a negotiation memorialized with something called a "treaty." You should learn about them.

[Jack Prescott @JackPrescottX]

Peter Thiel (2015) on Aspergers in Silicon Valley:

"There's this very strange phenomenon in Silicon Valley where a lot of the most talented startups… seem to be run by people who are suffering from a mild form of Aspergers.”

“And I think we need to always turn this fact around and view this as an indictment of our whole society…

Because what does it say about our society when anyone who does not suffer from Aspergers — who is socially well adapted, will be talked out of all of their original creative ideas before they're even fully formed… who will sense ‘this is a little bit too weird, that's a little bit strange, that sounds a little bit crazy, people are looking at me in a weird way’.

And I think this is something that we must all realize is sort of a deeply endemic problem."

[Peter Vitale @ppvitale]

@Denche2005 Instead of name-calling, I think it would be a good idea to be a better mentor to people who are still learning and to be a decent citizen. That's the road I'll take. Thank you.

[Peter Vitale @ppvitale]

I've validated my identity on X. I have an X bank account (bots don’t get bank accounts) and I'm connected through the American Apple App Store. You can see all of that on my profile. We've done a pretty good job trying to make it easy to figure out who the bots are. You just have to look at the profile.

I'm a validated American, an American citizen, and I vote in American elections. Let me tell you, my friends and family feel the same way I do: we're sick of paying the bill, but more importantly we are sick of people dying for nothing.

Russia would have the entire country of Ukraine if it was not for my country. That's a very hard thing for people to get around, given their very small brains, but we are the reason Ukraine even had a fighting chance in this from the beginning. Not Europe, not the United Kingdom, not Australia - America 🇺🇸

What you've been looking for are the words "you're welcome."

[Peter Vitale @ppvitale]

@ChrisEyles6 @United24media All these American sheeps paying for all of Europe's bills for the past 50 years. We're getting a little sick of it over here. You should take notice of that and govern yourself accordingly.

[Peter Vitale @ppvitale]

You're the one saying they have to face responsibility. I'm asking: responsibility for what? Why does Ukraine not have to face responsibility for violating the contractual terms of service for an offensive weapon system? They were allowed to use it defensively. That seems reasonable. That wasn't good enough, so they hacked the system and got caught. Now the elected political leader in America decided he was going to re-enable the system. That's the way it's supposed to work. The other timeline of events you're not seeing is this: a foreign country enabled a United States of America-created technology to be used for offensive strikes. It had an obligation to shut it down until such time as it was authorized by the government of this country.

The same way U.S. defense contractors can only sell military equipment to countries the government allows them to. This isn't complicated, and I guess I'm a really smart sheep because I know how to do pretty advanced math, my friend.

[Peter Vitale @ppvitale]

Sounds like they started using it for offensive purposes via hack, and then they got fucked when the hack was closed. If they would have stuck to defensive purposes and not hacked the system, the hack wouldn't have been fixed, because the hack wouldn't have been hacked to begin with. This isn't a complicated theory. This is a basic timeline.

[Peter Vitale @ppvitale]

Great. Tim, I think you can financially contribute as well if you'd like. I'm sure the Ukrainian government would take your money.

So, why don't you stop telling Americans that we're wrong when we're the only reason that Russia hasn't fully taken over the entire country of Ukraine? Thank you very much. From your friends in America.