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re: Hilton advances

Posted by funnystuff on 6/9/26 at 7:36 am to
It still matters. There are a lot of down ballot propositions that could theoretically pass, but they need the Republican base to turn out to pass them. Better chance for the base turning out if you have a Republican at the head of the ticket.

This is a big win for the right. And it was a hard fought, well deserved one at that
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My question is what are these data centers processing
Simulacra for every person in the country… and eventually the planet.

Step 1: collect every data point ever imagined on every human on the planet

Step 2: build the most extensive personality profile ever imagined on all of them

Step 3: profit in every way imaginable
There is a 99% chance that Nestle sponsored this “article”

re: Ceasefire has ended

Posted by funnystuff on 6/7/26 at 9:41 pm to
They’re suppose to not launch operation Eternal Darkness less than 2 hours after a ceasefire with Iran is negotiated.


Hezbollah only resumed the rocket attacks after Eternal Darkness was carried out. Israel broke the peace, and everything has been a continuous retaliatory spiral from there.
Doesn’t look horrible. Hopefully a decent popcorn flick
That’s the point… that’s exactly what they want
Y’all know this article was published on March 11th, right?

This is clickbait getting recirculated by a sock puppet. Move on with your lives.

re: The reality of travel baseball

Posted by funnystuff on 5/28/26 at 12:29 pm to
I mean… that sounds genuinely healthier for a kid’s development than micromanaging every aspect of their “career” at 9 years old. By kind of a lot. :dunno:
The most natural theme to a story about aliens is an exploration on what makes us human. And there’s nothing more human than love.

I’d be very surprised if the love story feels “shoehorned” in.
They’re growing meat


I won’t be complaining because it’s an eyesore
Yea… and never once in human history has that worked. If our people sincerely believed that, it does not reflect well on their decision making.
Never once in human history has an air campaign succeeded at instituting a regime change. Stop buying the hype on this strategy, it’s a non starter.

If the goal is regime change, boots on the ground is the only way to accomplish that. And most Americans appear unwilling to pay that price.

re: Crisis? What Crisis?

Posted by funnystuff on 5/22/26 at 8:18 pm to
Why do you think that your actions will change my life? That response severely misses the point.


I want you to stop being a douche because the world is a better place when people think beyond themselves. Because God wants us to prioritize the well being of others to an equal extent to our own. Because being indifferent to the suffering of those around us is never the life we are called to live.

re: Crisis? What Crisis?

Posted by funnystuff on 5/22/26 at 1:07 pm to
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What do you want me to do?
Stop being a douche
I asked AI…
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Public campaign finance records do not show Rep. Thomas Massie receiving any money from Qatari PACs or Qatari-linked political action committees.

Instead, Massie’s campaign has primarily been funded by small-dollar grassroots donations, gun rights groups, and libertarian PACs.
Average spending in a congressional primary is around $200,000…. This race has seen $35,000,000 spent. That is, by far, the most ever spent in a congressional primary.

$15,000,000 of that has come from the super PACs of Miriam Adelson, Paul Singer, and John Paulson.