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re: What drives taste in music?

Posted by Decatur on 1/7/26 at 4:21 pm to
There’s stuff that I loved in my early years that I don’t like now and vice versa. My tastes are always evolving. Hell there’s stuff I loved 10 years ago that I don’t care for now.
I’m seeing that A&M just banned reading some Plato. Clown car.
Yall are free to stop starting threads about her. Seriously.
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The most MAGA person I know, has lived in Tallahassee for well over a decade and is mildly into that political sphere told me Gaetz is the single biggest frickboy piece of shite walking earth.


And he was almost Attorney General.
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The negative is we lose a prolonged war against a combined Russia and China. They would simply out manufacture us. There’s a reason we made these alliances in the first place.


If they haven’t read about it from an anonymous grifter Xitter account then they aren’t going to know anything about this.

re: Trumps new office decor.

Posted by Decatur on 1/6/26 at 10:04 am to
He’d be cast in gold to match the rest of the TEMU gold decorations in the Oval.
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this False Flag Anniversary Day


It’s been five years and yall are still in denial. :casty:
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But why are so many posters on X so damn lazy?


Why do birds sing?
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Elon: ‘We have entered the singularity’


People still listen to this guy?
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That's common sense.


That can get you in trouble with this administration.
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UPDATE: William DeFoor, 26, charged after trying to break into Vice President JD Vance's Ohio home. He was using a hammer to break the windows - WXIX




Looper - dir. Rian Johnson (2012)
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Danish prime minister says Trump attack on Greenland would end NATO


Tankies voted for this.
Fiona Hill in 2019:

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And I was also told by Amos and other colleagues that they had some linkages, so I also want to, you know, get you to step back at thi s period. Th j s i s, you know, l'4arch, Apri1, into May, where we were having a standoff over Venezuela. And the Russ'ians at this particular juncture were signaling very strongly that they wanted to somehow make some Very strange SWap arrangement between Venezuela and Ukra'ine. In other words, if We were going to exert some semblance of the l4onroe Doctrine of, yotl know, Russia keeping out of our backyard, because this js after the Russians had sent in these hundred operatives eSSentially to, you know, baSically secure the Venezuelan Government and, you know, to preempt what they were obviously taking to be some kind of U.S. military act'ion, they were basically signaling: You know, you have your Monroe doctrine. You want us out of your backyard. We11, you know, we have our own version of this. You' re i n our backyard i n Ukrai ne. And we were ge'-ti ng that sent to us, you know, kind of informally through channels. It was in the Russian press, various commentators.


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MR. ZELDIN: That's why I'm asking the question. So specifically with regards to the first round of questions, you stated something about Venezuela and Russia. Do you recall talking about some type of DR. HILL: Yes. I said that the Russi ans si gnaled, including publicly through the press and through press articles that's the way that they operate that they were interested in they lajd'it out in articles, I mean a 1ot of them in Russian but, you know, obviously, your staff and Congressional Research Service can find them for you positing that, as the U.S. was so concerned about the Monroe Doctrine and its own backyard, perhaps the U.S. might also be then concerned about developments in Russja's backyard as in Ukraine, making it very obvious that they were trying to set up some kind of let's just say: You stay out of Ukraine or you move out of Ukraine, you change your
posi ti on on Ukrai ne, and, you know, we'11 rethi nk where we
are wi th Venezueta.
And I said that I went to Moscow. It wasn't a
classified trip because I was going to meet with Russians.
And in the course of those discussjons, it was also apparent,
including with a Russian think tank and other members, that
the Russian Government was'interested in having a discussion
about Venezuela and Ukraine.
MR. ZELDiN: And just for my own knowledge then, so
that's something that it's all been publicly reported,
everything's unclassif ied there?
DR. HILL: It's been reported and that the Russjans, the
Russians themselves made it very clear in unclassjfjed public
settings that they were interested at some point in and,
'in f act, i t was even reported i n the press that I had gone to
Russia, by someone that asked a question of our State
Department officiats in doing a press briefi ng: Had I gone
to Russia at the time to make a trade between Venezuela and
Ukraine? It was asked as a question to Christopher Robinson
during a press briefing at the State Department.


LINK

Forgive the choppy formatting. Had to copy & paste from a pdf’d transcript.
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Following the fall of Maduro, many Russian war bloggers are starting to realize in what bad shape Russia is. The events in Venezuela are unanimously considered a strategic Russian defeat, and they admit that Russia is currently too weak to help any Russian allies.


I’m not sure this isn’t exactly a scenario planned out by Putin though…swapping Venezuela for Ukraine on the chess board.
Just make all of the kids sign multi year contracts. It’s a pro sport now. Throw in salary caps too.