GotChops

Blue collar dad just out to share my gaming experience with you guys 😁 SCHEDULE: 8:30AM - 2:00PM EST Monday-Friday Instagram content: @gotchopsofficial

[GotChops @realgotchops]

Yo so the Call of Duty Endowment is a way that CoD gives back to the men and women that serve and protect our country in the Armed Forces. For $10 in the CoD store in MW right now, you can help them help veterans find jobs and careers when they return from service. Just Saying.

[GotChops @realgotchops]

@Timcast Crazy that things will get so rough even the sports teams leave and liberals in Chicago just sitting their like

[Right Angle News Network @Rightanglenews]

There are growing calls for British men to be allowed to carry Enfield rifles as culturally significant symbols in response to Sikh kirpans.

“If Sikhs can carry around a knife because it’s ‘culturally significant,’ then British men should be allowed to carry an Enfield rifle.”

[GotChops @realgotchops]

@Brettdasovic Kevin needs to cleanse himself of P Diddy’s baby oil and he’s hoping the Cavill train can get the job done.

[GotChops @realgotchops]

Never thought Steak n Shake would lead the charge on anything other than competing for drunk diners at 3am against Waffle House

[Steak 'n Shake @SteaknShake]

On our MAHA journey, we have introduced the following:

100% grass-fed, grass-finished beef ✅

100% beef tallow fries ✅

100% beef tallow tots ✅

Grade A Wisconsin butter ✅

A2 whole milk ✅

Cane-sugar Coca-Cola ✅

Elimination of all microwaves ✅

And we are working on changing our buns!

We are committed to becoming seed-oil free, because we are committed to making fast food the best it can be.

[Derrick Evans @DerrickEvans4WV]

This is worse than we thought.

Originally I thought it was hidden in the bill and most who voted for it didn’t know it was in there.

Now they are made aware and have the opportunity to remove it, and they REFUSE.

This is NOT ok.

[GotChops @realgotchops]

@mgmtarham I’d be willing to bet that building the parking structure adds so much regulatory costs that it makes paved car parks too cost effective to move away from.

[Giga Based Dad @GigaBasedDad]

Yup

[GotChops @realgotchops]

@its_Lexieroy Disagree, death penalty.

[GotChops @realgotchops]

@w_terrence

[GotChops @realgotchops]

@MoomiStar No no no, it’s not about trying to help other people’s mental health. It’s about the benefits of victimhood they can extract from society.

[GotChops @realgotchops]

@oidonhagouda We’ll give em the benefit of the doubt and concede hypothetically that Islam is the most superior religion. With how big a failure the most fundamentalist countries are, Muslims just suck at everything Mohammed doesn’t specifically tell them.

[GotChops @realgotchops]

@tanpukunokami It’s mostly dependent on what cultural region of the US you’re from with rural areas more heavily favoring firearm ownership. But the people that have firearms tend to own enough that it makes up for the ones who don’t.

[GotChops @realgotchops]

I finally had a good game on Ranked REDSEC and got a win. Too bad my storage memory filled up with the VoD and ended the stream halfway through the game because it ran out of storage space 🤦‍♂️

[AnimeTrends @animetrends]

COSPLAYER SALVA LA NATALIDAD DE JAPÓN

La popular cosplayer e influencer japonesa Yuki Daruma rompió el internet tras anunciar públicamente el nacimiento de su sexto hijo.

Después de haber dado a luz a cinco niñas de forma consecutiva, finalmente le dio la bienvenida a su primer varón, cumpliendo su gran sueño de formar una familia masiva.

En medio de la apocalíptica crisis demográfica que asfixia a Japón, los internautas no tardaron en coronarla como una verdadera heroína nacional. Su anuncio explotó rápidamente superando los dos millones de visualizaciones, llenándose de aplausos de una comunidad que agradece su monumental esfuerzo por poblar al país.

Mientras el gobierno llora por la falta de bebés, una sola cosplayer está acarreando toda la tasa de natalidad del país.

[Right Angle News Network @Rightanglenews]

A restaurant owner in the UK has begun deploying “anti-inbred spray,” a pork sausage in a spray bottle, against Muslims who continue to attack him and his shop for refusing to serve halal food.

[Ancient Briton @AncientBritonX]

Climate made us what we are. Europeans are a disciplined, well organised and moral set of ethnic groups because of WINTER.

This is still a new concept to most people that I speak to today, so I thought I'd post about it, fresh.

In a society that has a season where nothing grows, you have to plan accordingly, plough and sow a year before the harvest to give time for the grain to grow then harvest and store that grain to feed you throughout the winter, cut the grass for hay so your livestock will also have something to eat over the winter, stock up firewood and keep it dry so you don't freeze.

Indolent people or those with low impulse control are weeded out from the gene pool because they are a liability in such a society. They'd try to steal the bread made from the milled grain because they hadn't the foresight or industry to be a part of that chain of production.

We would routinely execute criminals because such societies were always on the threshold of starvation if anyone interfered with that careful seasonal cycle of production and distribution.

Contrast with Africa, the Middle East and India, where you could just reach out and pluck a fruit from the tree all year round. There were no real consequences for lack of planning.

This is yet another thing we owe a debt of gratitude to our ancestors for. Generations of them going back to the earliest farmers of the Neolithic Age, 6000 years ago, and reinforced in every generation and every winter ever since.

I'll be talking about this issue in my upcoming YouTube series about our ancestors (sneak peek on the Western Hunter Gatherers and Neolithic farmers attached), so stay tuned...

[Sensurround @ShamashAran]

"Per Capita"
(with apologies to Dr. Seuss)

There once were two towns on a plain
One called Bigville, one called Small Lane.

Bigville had people by thousands and more
With crowds in the streets and lines at the store.

Small Lane was tiny, with just a few folk
A diner, a church, and a man with a goat.

One day they compared how much pie they had baked.
"Ten thousand pies!" Bigville cried.
"Only one hundred!" Small Lane replied.

"Clearly we're better!" said Bigville with pride.
"We've got more pie than you have inside!"

But an owl in a hat said, "Wait just a bit.
Before you start bragging, let's look into it."

He counted the people. He counted the pies.
Then he looked at both mayors right in their eyes.

"You can't just compare the big number you see.
You must ask how much there is per capita, you see."

"Per capita" means, in a simple old way:
"For each person."
Not for the town.
Not for the king.
Not for the crowd.
Not the whole thing.

If ten thousand pies feed ten thousand folk,
That's one pie each. That isn't a joke.

Now, if one hundred pies feed fifty folk there
That's two pies each. They have more to spare!

Bigville looked puzzled. Small Lane looked smug.
The owl said, "No fighting! No need to tug!

When raw populations are different in size
The bare numbers can fool even very smart eyes."

A city with crime may have thousands each year
While a village has twenty, and everyone cheers.

But if the big city has millions of souls
And the village has hundreds, the picture may roll
The other direction when measured just right
By crime per person instead of by sight.

The same thing is true for money and wealth
For doctors and schools, and even for health.

Whenever one group is much larger than another
Per capita helps you compare one to the other.

So remember this lesson when numbers get grand:
Don't just count the pies all across this great land.

Ask how much each person gets in the game.
Because when populations aren't quite the same?
The biggest number is often the trap
And per capita helps you read the full map.