Dan States

#LSPE #TrafficEngineering #EdgeOps #CDN @Yahoo; Interested in sailing, hacking, motorcycling, salsa dancing

[Dan States @unacoder]

@SJFriedl Your friend is an idiot

[Dan States @unacoder]

@michaeljknowles 😂😂😂

[Dan States @unacoder]

@UnderCoercion @WhiteHouse That's completely false. The only permission it will ever attempt to ask for is notifications.

[Dan States @unacoder]

@Mtopper82 @seanfeucht That's what I thought

[Dan States @unacoder]

@AveryDaye It's a satire account

[Dan States @unacoder]

@AveryDaye Tax holiday NOW!!!!!! I want a refund

[Dan States @unacoder]

Amazing interview! Western society needs maintenance to preserve what we have, and we've been failing to do it. El Salvador is an example to the world

[Tucker Carlson @TuckerCarlson]

President Nayib Bukele saved El Salvador. He may have the blueprint for saving the world.

[Dan States @unacoder]

@Sadie_NC Hands down Whitney Houston

[Dan States @unacoder]

Very well said, I agree 💯 as a conservative

[Robert P. George @McCormickProf]

A few days ago, I posted a brief statement of what I, as a conservative, seek to conserve. The first item on the list was what I regard as the foundational principle of all sound morality: the profound, inherent, and equal dignity of each and every member of the human family. Everything else I believe about ethics and politics in one way or another stands upon or presupposes that principle. Any form of “conservatism” (or “liberalism”) that denies it in principle or transgresses it in practice is alien to me.

That is why I believe that the conservative movement, though it can and should be a broad tent, simply cannot include or accommodate white supremacists or racists of any type, antisemites, eugenicists, or others whose ideologies are incompatible with belief in the inherent and equal dignity of all. As a conservative, I say that there is no place for such people in our movement.

So, while I understand and appreciate that politics is about “adding and multiplying, not subtracting and dividing,” and though I welcome conservatives representing a range of viewpoints on a wide swath of issues, I will not—I cannot—accept the idea that we have “no enemies to the right.” The white supremacists, the antisemites, the eugenicists, the bigots, must not be welcomed into our movement or treated as normal or acceptable.

Is this a call for “cancelation”? No. It’s a reminder that we conservatives stand for something—or should stand for something. We have core principles that are not negotiable.

I am—notoriously, for some of my fellow conservatives—committed to the principle of free speech for everybody, including people with whom I profoundly disagree even on the most important issues, indeed, including racists and other bigots. But defending their rights does not mean allying with them, welcoming them into our movement, or treating them as representing legitimate forms of conservatism.

I am also—again, notoriously, for some of my fellow conservatives—willing to engage people with whom I deeply disagree, so long as they are honest and are willing to do business in the proper currency of intellectual discourse, a currency consisting of reasons, evidence, and arguments. (It is pointless to engage bad faith actors, charlatans, and con men.) But, again, engaging and forcefully arguing against people who deny the inherent and equal dignity of all is one thing, welcoming them into the movement or treating their ideas and ideologies as representing legitimate forms of conservatism is something entirely different.

Let me be plain. American conservatism today faces a challenge. That challenge comes from those who reject our commitment to inherent and equal human dignity. They are seeking acceptance in the conservative movement and its institutions, and they do so with the ultimate objective of transforming them by undermining that commitment. They openly preach white supremacy and the hatred of Jews, among other noxious ideas. They no longer feel the need even to try to hide their bigotry.

It is incumbent upon those of us who maintain the “ancient faith” (to borrow a phrase from Lincoln) to make clear to friend and foe alike that we will not permit the integrity of our movement and its institutions to be compromised. We will not treat its foundational principle of inherent and equal human dignity as optional. On the contrary, we will insist on it, defending and advancing it with renewed dedication.

[Dan States @unacoder]

@stevenparis @JoelSalatin @joerogan Joel mentioned that the Trump transition team had reached out to him on his blog, but I don't know if it panned out. I would love to hear from @JoelSalatin on this. https://t.co/KC2v70gjdF

[Dan States @unacoder]

@birdwell_hunter @JoelSalatin @joerogan How many acres do you need for a good deer hunting ground? How many do you have now?

[Dan States @unacoder]

@JoelSalatin So glad to see you here @JoelSalatin ! Love your videos, and am still holding out hope that you can help the new administration unblock the small farming industry and get us healthy food! It would be really cool if you launched some kind of certification program or franchising

[Dan States @unacoder]

@CARN0N Yes, my Dad is anticipating it to not lose his mobility like my grandfather did in his 80s

[Grounded @GroundedTheGame]

oo ee a e a

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[Dan States @unacoder]

@ksorbs Only those who still have a soul 🤣

[Dan States @unacoder]

@GroundedTheGame He looks hairier

[Dan States @unacoder]

@RebelNewsOnline @ezralevant That's what Mother's Day is for you kooks

[Dan States @unacoder]

@AJApplePie510 @GeauxTigers2175 @hodgetwins Definitely both 🤣

[Dan States @unacoder]

@paul_cal @cremieuxrecueil Cloudflare would change that policy in a heartbeat if thousands of people started trying to download a 100TB file from them lol

[Dan States @unacoder]

@GrandAdmNemo @cremieuxrecueil I see the cartridges are $500 each, not bad. How much are the drives?