Comments by "L.W. Paradis" (@l.w.paradis2108) on "Fox News" channel.

  1. Here's a thought: why are so many prominent people, in major media and elsewhere, involved in the abuse of minors?
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  2. I believe you more than any commenter I've seen. I felt that. :)
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  3. Whoopie says "people feel differently." Yeah, they feel like reading a history book and learning what happened during Nazism and the Holocaust. But Whoppie doesn't have those feelings.
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  4.  @a.p.5429  Yes, books have been written about this -- for decades.
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  5. "Divisive" and "toxic" -- pure Orwellian sloganeering
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  6. After Bill Gates gave that interview, what I want to know is why he is being consulted on anything that has anything to do with anyone's health?
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  7. They are slime. They have no shame at all.
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  8. I am not sure there are too many people who will vote for him. Now, I'm not saying he won't win . . .
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  9.  @GreekOrthodox7  Bill Nye is a successful engineer and inventor, and worked as an aerospace engineer before working in media. He is (or was, not sure) CEO of The Planetary Society. "The Science Guy" is not the same as "The Scientist." He doesn't claim to have a doctorate. Could Nikola Tesla be called a "Science Guy?"
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  10. This is when the name-calling starts up. They have a repertoire of those.
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  11. You have to laugh at the first couple of sentences, if you still have a shred of honesty. Right on target.
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  12.  @IPITYTHEFOOLZ  Go join the Azov Battalion. They'd love to have you.
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  13. You are rational. Why is that so rare? ;/
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  14. I can. It took a while.
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  15. Or trash talking about it. Or asserting that "if by chance it happens," no one will be punished. Something like that. Not evidence it was done. But I'm waiting for someone to call it compassionate gender reassignment.
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  16. A question for those who released this man: do you imagine you did him any favors?
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  17. She got her position the old-fashioned way: she really was excellent at a few relatively arcane areas of law, and then . . . She married a Harvard Law professor.
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  18. One word: Debt Two more: for necessities This is how they get away with all of it.
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  19. Carlson is shouting down Nye and accusing Nye of shouting people down.
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  20. Everything makes sense now.
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  21. You just scared me. Because they are always howling for war . . . ergo . . . oh my God!
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  22. I know you mean this in jest, but I agree in large part. I want them to live in a nice place. Why not? Also, not to be concentrated in one single state, and to find out what northern winters are like, for some realism. I hope this turns out well for them. I hope they find good jobs and love it, and all those huge empty houses can probably be divided into nice apartments. I'm not kidding, either. They will probably improve the community.
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  23. I have to commend Tucker for the well-timed laugh. Both were, actually. Nice.
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  24. So, we are at the point where bona fide leftists have to agree with every word Matt GAETZ just said. Wow. Strange times.
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  25.  @Gigi1111Layna  Exactly. Paul Pelosi's fine is peanuts, and ultimately the taxpayers have to pay the hospital emergency services for an indigent crime victim! If he was perfectly sober, he deserves full compensation from the perpetrator.
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  26. OMG, this is such a grift. He wrings his hands for a paycheck. See what principled people sound like: Haaretz and their writers, Naomi Klein in The Guardian, Amy Goodman at Democracy Now! I mean, if you care, put some effort into it. They've been focusing on bringing accurate information about the conflict for decades.
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  27. 1. I have never voted for a ticket with Biden on it. 2. Having said that, there was no good way for the last election to turn out, or the one before that, or before that, or before that . . . Tucker just told you this started in the last century, under Clinton if not much earlier. He is right.
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  28. "Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances." That's how.
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  29. Never joined either. Treacherous.
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  30. Truth.
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  31. The boiling frog metaphor comes to mind.
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  32. That was painfully obvious.
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  33. They're not just teaching school, they're everywhere.
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  34. NEVER allow a stranger to touch your child. NEVER.
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  35.  @soakedbearrd  It depends on what the meaning of "is" is.
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  36. Until it was explained to me, I thought "let's go, Brandon" was the men in white coats leading Joe Biden away, and that he now thinks his name is Brandon. If that does happen, you heard it here first.
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  37. Let Tucker and Glenn explain it to you. X
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  38.  NEVERAGAIN5784  Take it up with her constituents. Persuade them to vote for someone else.
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  39. Luckily it's probably false.
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  40. D, definitely. The Epstein connection clinches it.
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  41. I'm glad to see free speech is alive and well.
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  42. College algebra was a remedial class when I went. It was good enough to get me ready for calculus in one semester.
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  43.  @petergallo7997  Therefore invade Russia?
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  44. Tomorrow is a good idea --- April 1st.
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  45. Did you actually read their statement? I did not, hence cannot condemn it. I don't believe everyone denouncing the statement carefully read it.
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  46. I've heard independent journalists report that the far right threatened Zelensky's life if he were to attempt any rapprochement with Russia. I tend to believe it. The Ukrainian people are being used.
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  47. "Bullying?" We had heated discussions in class ALL THE TIME. No one reported on anyone, or ever thought to. If she lowers the grades of students who don't parrot her views, or stops calling on them in class, then she should be fired. We didn't think having heated discussions on controversial issues in school was "news." Snowflake Nation.
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  48. Jobs could not have been more wrong. The Market gave us social media addicts. It gave us fast food addicts. And it made a tiny, tiny number of people mind-bogglingly rich -- for addicting the rest. Oh, and by the way, find out what kind of parent Jobs was.
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  49. They are getting PAID to be less and less logical. That is what scares me.
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  50. 🤣
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  51.  @trufflesrheaven  Yeah, too bad they worked all last year and risked their safety and their very lives for us. They'll know better next time.
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  52. Small tip, if not a solution: One duck egg is almost equal to two chicken eggs, and they last longer after the "best by" date than do chicken eggs.
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  53. Before his stroke, Fetterman was a decent LOCAL politician, actually. He presided over redevelopment of his town and lived modestly back then. He went to a small Methodist college, then got an MBA. Buttigieg was never a decent mayor.
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  54.  @lewisner  My father's name was Precious, but in another language.
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  55.  @jaybyrd3240  That's a best-case, I'm afraid. I hope there will be time to prepare, at least.
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  56. Congress could have passed a resolution distancing themselves from her words and affirming their support for Israel. Instead, it voted to censure her, which is a finding of wrongdoing for having spoken and a formal reprimand for her words. They did this even though her speech is First Amendment protected. Instead of passing a resolution, they doled out a punishment. And for WHAT? (Did they make us "safer?") I thought they swore to protect and defend OUR Constitution. You all give up your rights too easily.
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  57. I didn't know how sick this country was. Is the only Amendment you like the Second? I like them all.
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  58. Yeah, gotta investigate those thought crimes, pronto.
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  59. It certainly does mean freedom from certain consequences. It depends on which ones you mean. Say. Have you ever read a First Amendment Supreme Court case? Try RAV v. City of St Paul as your intro.
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  60. Is Louisiana one of the states where corporal punishment in school is still practiced? Will you hit the children who don't learn the Ten Commandments?
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  61.  @soakedbearrd  Funding? What funding? Are you jealous you didn't get your own funding?
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  62. If they were only recommendations and not strong-arm force, threats, and hate, there would be no strike.
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  63. His logic is what got us here. Education does not have "customers." But it sure has created a bunch, for Apple.
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  64. ​ @samuelpancake4084 Part of what problem?
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  65.  @jasminelindros8923  Nope, just the opposite: those who actively cancelled others should live by the same rules they themselves imposed on others. Real simple.
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  66. "I'll share that when I'm ready." Who has ever said that to their boss in response to a question about their absence from work? How does someone get a job like that? Not honestly.
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  67. 1. We do not know for certain who did this. 2. We are being asked to believe the most illogical explanation, as a loyalty oath/litmus test. Not good. Not good at all. Sums it up. :/
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  68. I know. Imagine wanting everyone to stop the killing.
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  69.  @craxd1  Glenn is a type of socialist. He knows the Bill of Rights is nevertheless more important. Such socialists exist.
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  70. War is peace.
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  71.  @Hgh38  Exactly.
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  72.  @lifeapplication792  I wanted to see Trump blocked legitimately. Nominating a real candidate in 2016 to run against him would have been useful. He should have never won. It was a watershed event. You need to figure out why he did win. Insanity.
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  73.  @MF-fg3lj  You don't have to listen to him. You can verify every source he cited yesterday and today for yourself.
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  74.  @dawndoran3009  On the contrary, they are both supposed to have free speech rights in college, to express whatever opinions they like. It's not minor children she's supposedly teaching.
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  75.  @KMLR2012  He characterized your willingness to believe MSM perfectly. He stated that we do not know who sabotaged the pipeline, AND explained why the instantly available Official Story we are being fed is illogical, and unsupported by empirical evidence. And that it seems to be one more instance of a well-worn meme. If we don't know who did this, why would we believe it was Russia?
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  76. What is the significance of that distinction according to you? Are these just labels, like preferred pronouns, or was there a substantive point in underlining the distinction?
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  77.  @jasminelindros8923  Whoopie not only supported cancellation, but enthusiastically imposed it on others. She herself then clearly supports cancelling her, i.e., Whoopie, so we should honor her choices in her own case. See?
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  78. And this is bad because . . . ?
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  79. FIRST report I've heard of an opportunity for Americans in Israel to be repatriated. **MY GOD**
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  80. It was faked. Please.
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  81.  @michellelowe15  Who are the best students everywhere? Immigrants' children. What do their mothers do? Work REALLY hard, sometimes two jobs. Overtime whenever offered. I can't believe this nonsense still pulls you in. Nowhere in the world where children learn well does anyone talk about education having "customers." If the college "customers" want Gender Studies or Advanced Cheerleading, or How to Be an Influencer, rather than Calculus and Classics, then what will be taught? Compare MIT's freshman class: MOST are from immigrant backgrounds. WHY do you think that is? Imagine, some of them weren't even on Facebook before age 18.
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  82.  @crewchief5144  How do you know what the statement said? Full disclosure: I have no idea what it said. I am listening to Israeli viewpoints, meaning all Israeli viewpoints. Pampered American viewpoints are of no interest to me, and that includes these talking heads.
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  83. So, Olbermann wants to "detain militarily" people on our soil who point out facts he doesn't like to think about? Imagine, he gets paid to say this. This used to be street-corner ranting.
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  84.  @stevenj2108  Oliver Stone volunteered for Vietnam and was decorated. (He could have had a student deferment. Instead, he got a scholarship under the GI Bill for film school.)
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  85. Never allow a stranger to touch your child. Never, ever.
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  86.  @marions7423  The phantom flying ace? It was proved false.
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  87. ​ @zenobiaookpik  That part's not anyone's business. I don't think she ever bows to anyone, actually, or fails to say what's on her mind when it's actually necessary to speak up. Is that over your head? 😂
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  88. @zenobiaookpik  😂😂😂 Like it's not obvious that how couples relate to one another, particularly as conflicts inevitably arise, is nobody's business but theirs.
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  89. ​@tiberianexcalibur Some toddlers are very mature for their age.
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  90. @Moffmanrulz  Did COVID do this to our intellect, or has it been this bad for a while? The population of Gaza contains at least a million children. Or did. That's what he meant. You cannot impute any politics to children.
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  91. ​@blackrifle6736 Teasing and bullying are two different things. Everyone who was teased looks back on it and laughs, and reminisces about it at reunions. It's funny in retrospect, and was no big deal even at the time. Bullying causes suicides every year.
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  92. Cat's paw. We won't know who did this.
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  93.  @tpocalypse  It's not that hard to desist. My first reaction was, wow, they GOT HIM! Of course. Then I remembered the last three years and decided to suspend judgment until we had some concrete facts, tested in court. I can wait.
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  94. Fetterman has major depression. Depression after a heart attack or stroke is very serious. Wow, . . . you know? Scary. I hope your brother did better while he was with us and that he never had depression from his stroke.
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  95. How many of the people cheering for condemnation of the students have read the statement? You trust media comments instead?
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  96.  @wayneantoniazzi2706  The late, great state universities (Michigan, Wisconsin, Texas, Virginia, Illinois, UCLA, Berkeley) certainly did care, and were essentially tuition-free. A summer job paid the tuition bill for a year. The kids who worked their way through were a different people. They also studied. After all, they paid for it.
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  97.  @Doobie603  I was laughing but that stopped me. I'm not so sure some people won't shoot Fido.
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  98. There was a first literate generation created somehow. How much were the nonliterate parents involved with that? They were busy farming. Farming is a 24-hour job. Living things die if you go off and do other stuff.
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  99. So . . . You read the statement? What does it say? Or do Gutfeld and Co. predigest all reading material for you?
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  100. Does that include the Israeli response? There are Israelis who don't agree with the tactics.
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  101.  @jalan8446  She's "psychotic" because everybody has to hear their own opinions echoed back to them, or else they may relapse into substance abuse or something. /s Seriously, though, how did people get this weak? I remember when our teachers played devil's advocate and said all kinds of things to us, even in high school, to get us to debate and prove our point without getting flustered.
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  102. Reuters reported on April 4 that the Pentagon said "obviously" the Bucha deaths were the "responsibility" of the Russians. A second Pentagon source told Reuters the Pentagon had "no independent confirmation" of who committed the atrocity, and no reason to doubt the Ukrainian claims. This was also published April 4. On that basis, you plan to do what, exactly?
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  103. "Hate speech" isn't a crime. There is no such "crime."
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  104. @mikebryant614  I don't know how you see those things unless you tell me. I would never equate democracy with mob rule in any manner, or see it as a step toward mob rule, for example.
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  105. We had heated discussions on the most controversial issues in class ALL THE TIME. It never crossed anyone's mind to report on anyone else. There was nothing to report. This is not news. A teacher who lowers students' grades in retaliation for their views, or hints that she might, or refuses to call on them in class should be fired. A teacher with unorthodox views is also protected by the First Amendment.
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  106.  @samuelpancake4084  Congress could have passed a resolution distancing themselves from her words and affirming their support for Israel. Instead, it voted to censure her, which is a finding of wrongdoing for having spoken and a formal reprimand for her words. They did this even though her speech is First Amendment protected. Instead of passing a resolution, they doled out a punishment. And for WHAT? (Did they make us "safer?") You all give up your rights too easily.
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  107.  @christineexum  Then let Tucker and Glenn explain it to you.
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  108. We owe one of the BRICS a lot of money. Maybe that is not wise? 🤔
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  109.  @joelbrooks3198  Right, Shock and Awe, American style.
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  110. @hgdrg hfddc Because aerospace engineers are dumb. Make sure your kid doesn't major in that. It's a waste of time.
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  111. you say that like it's a bad thing 😆🤣
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  112. Swiftian
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  113.  @nicwelch  How is she "literally lying?" Also, we don't fire people for being "the type" who would commit misdeeds. We fire them for committing misdeeds.
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  114. I wondered who wrote this? A known troll, who else?
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  115.  @Firenewsdiscussion  Oh please. A contract? They haven't had assets seized and unprecedented sanctions? They needed the revenue from Nord Stream to buy weapons around the world.
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  116. Accountability, absolutely. I am not one that screams for jail, and do not do so now. But, once we have a real investigation, we may see that something more than jail might be necessary.
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  117.  @EMendonca-mp2mf  Pushing this research knowing it was dangerous.
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  118.  @kimberlycarey5104  Rashida Tlaib was born in Detroit, Michigan. She has more guts than your little Gutfeld.
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  119. Edited for spelling.
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  120. You are truly funny!
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  121. We think of Russians as an alien life form, no?
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  122. Close, huh? Compared to where we once were, we are there.
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  123. Did you read their statement? Does it suggest that? How does it compare with the Haaretz editorial and Gideon Levy's work?
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  124.  @nataliewalton5118  A man with six business bankruptcies. You could not make this up. Then, it was SO important to the DNC to defeat Trump that they ran . . . Joe Biden! IOW, they relied on COVID as their main strategy.
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  125. Piers Morgan grifting again.
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  126. And if they all say okay? oops
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  127.  @beansibub1527  Tlaib was born in Detroit. Looks like she has more guts than your little Gutfeld.
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  128. "The doctor looks at the baby and makes a guess . . . " shoot me now
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  129. They'll steal more while in office. If you can imagine.
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  130.  @trufflesrheaven  They decided to assert their right to bodily autonomy and to make decisions about their health care on an individual basis, in light of their own personal circumstances and in line with the Precautionary Principle. The decision to privilege an invasive mandate, namely leaky vaccines that do not prevent transmission, over regular testing, which would also detect BREAKTHROUGH infections, is not a health decision but a financial decision. In France, the CGT organized a demonstration of vaccinated health care workers in support of their unvaccinated colleagues and against mandates. (Look up CGT. Hard left labor union with ties to the PCF.) All the comments below the L'Obs video report are congratulating the demonstrators for their humanity. How far we've fallen.
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  131. Reuters reported on April 4 that the Pentagon said "obviously" the Bucha deaths were the "responsibility" of the Russians. Then, a second Pentagon source told Reuters the Pentagon had "no independent confirmation" of who committed the atrocity, and "no reason to doubt" the Ukrainian claims. This was also published April 4. On that basis, Sean thinks we should do what, exactly?
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  132. This was outstanding.
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  133. The response to an ungracious, ugly remark is to . . . praise imperialism? Well, if that's the best you can do, then there is nothing to praise here. We should pity instead. Tiny minds indeed.
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  134.  @sandraersin  This is correct. For OSHA to issue a federal regulation, this would require announcement and a period of public comment.
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  135. Let's go Brandon.
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  136.  @1133saginaw  As I said . . . NSS.
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  137. This is what happens when people want 15 minutes of fame. Obviously fake.
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  138.  @Ranger1PresentsVirtualRealms  WOW. Seriously, it's a good substitute. A stronger flavor, but it's reminiscent of duck or turkey. Ducks are more likely to be free range, and even the non-GMO certified are economical, now. Tomorrow? Don't know. :/
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  139. Oh my gawd, you are right.
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  140.  @PlutonianPisces  Okay, you're nuts. Show me one place where I did any such thing. I'm a Glenn Greenwald and Nadine Strossen fan. 💯 First Amendment.
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  141. And for what? Her speech is protected. The First Amendment is dead in people's souls.
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  142. @@fjbbiden9352 I see no speech that Trump made on January 6 that he can be punished for. Most people who heard him and observed him that day -- noting what he said and what he failed to say -- considered it unpresidential. That includes people in his inner circle as well as Mike Pence. I agree. But that is an opinion; there is no question that LEGALLY, it was protected speech.
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  143. They got you groomed.
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  144.  @robertjohnson1681  Because the MSM repeated it a whole bunch of times.
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  145.  @williamdawes7866  "context" "amplified" "puppet" You all sound like you're reading from a script. You forgot "whataboutism" "treason" and "traitor."
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  146.  @williamdawes7866  Tucker isn't an investigative journo anyway. I would never take his world. Romney, The View, and so forth, MSM in general, have lost their minds, and the US is undermining Zelensky. Establishment types need and want this war to continue for a while, to exploit the crisis.
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  147.  @williamdawes7866  The only politician I support is J-L Melenchon in France. I voted for LaRiva to register my support for the release of Leonard Peltier. Peltier has one of the finest lawyers representing him, a Navy man who became a federal judge and then resigned in protest of mandatory minimum sentencing for relatively trivial offenses. Now he practices civil rights and civil liberties law in Tennessee. A long interview of his, by Chris Hedges, didn't survive the RT ban, but Democracy Now still has one, though shorter. Was this too much for you to read, or process? I'm sorry.
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  148. Alito should not have done that. Has nothing to do with who should be elected in November.
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  149. Well, if you didn't high-volume trade in Tesla furtures in 2020, and now can't afford a bodyguard, whose fault is that? If you don't get to have Secret Service protection, whose fault is that? /s
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  150. ​ @blackrifle6736 Remember the girl who goaded a boy who liked her into killing himself? I forget whether she got convicted. Edit: yes
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  151. I am glad Fox is finally showing its true colors. No one can deny it anymore.
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  152. Eisenhower?
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  153. "Intalect?"
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  154.  @Missconduct044  What was explained? And it's not "the" biolab. I saw where the US Embassy in Ukraine website described six such labs, which received Department of Defense funding. Did you listen to the MSNBC show that claims Tucker lied, then misrepresented the text that Tucker supposedly lied about? Did you look up any original sources mentioned by any of these broadcasters? Or haven't you learned yet?
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  155. @fenix6297  You not only identified the allegedly offensive statements as "pro-Hamas," you identified the "grads" as "pro-Hamas," in the adjective position directly before the noun. My question was therefore well-founded, whether you particularly like it or not. You could have responded by saying, "I know no such thing. I'm simply stating what the issue is to those Wall Street firms." In any case, maybe those firms have no basis at all to think those grads ARE pro-Hamas, and you could have said you weren't endorsing (what you assumed to be) their view. It's not that tough. I'm not afraid to ask direct questions. I hope I didn't hurt your feelings or make you feel unsafe. I have no idea what "90%" of people "know" about freedom of speech. That has got to be the biggest assumption of the night. Looks like I didn't make it. Of course you didn't address my other, more important points. It was wonderful to hear Glenn Greenwald tonight. One forgets what an intelligent lawyer and journalist sounds like. All sparring aside, his show was excellent. There are far too many people pushing for a wider war, and he named names and provided direct quotes. Maybe when you settle down, get some sleep, etc., you might deign to watch it. You could also, like, read the allegedly offensive statement and see what it says. I don't agree with it, but I see no support for terror or war crimes in the statement. (The personal views of some of the people who signed it might be worse, however.) Did you get around to that? Reading it, I mean? I know, it's late.
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  156.  @RIbigDave  Actually, it does, depending on whether the entity, like Harvard for example, has formally adopted the First Amendment as a principle of academic freedom -- not to mention when the government uses private entities (like Facebook, etc.) to censor on its behalf, which is more obvious. But I don't expect you to know that.
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  157.  @RIbigDave  Besides all that, and pragmatically speaking, why should Americans who, rightly OR wrongly, criticized a foreign government face any deleterious consequences? You seem to think the threat to shut people up is consistent with the values enshrined in our Bill of Rights. Well I don't. We just went through this, with persecuting people during the pandemic.
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  158. Where do you see that they are supporting the terrorists' massacre of Israelis, and not supporting Palestinian civilians in Gaza? And she quotes the Bible as justification? I'll see your Bible and raise you a Koran?
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  159.  @thepearlswirl  Driving with a broken taillight is more dangerous than breaking the laws against bioweapons and hiding your tracks. "The rich got richer, what's not to like?"
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  160. Clinton always had an ulterior motive for anything that came out of his mouth. I wonder what this one was?
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  161. So, your really sane, measured, and compassionate post gets these responses? What is that about?? We do not live in a healthy society at the moment, and it has been obviously fraying since September 11, 2001. The last three years were not optimal for anyone's state of mind.
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  162.  @jesusisalive3227  Exactly. And you would never believe how common false confessions are, too. I was so impressed by the procedural law in Idaho, where they will not release the affidavit or give details about why they have probable cause until the defendant is brought back to the state and faces a judge. Brilliant.
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  163.  @joeblow26  This is really upsetting, and it's coming from the people who pretend to be so sensitive. The hypocrisy is terrible. When anything real happens, they are heartless. Fetterman was once a good local politician. He helped revitalize a town and lived modestly while running it. He went to a small Methodist college, then got an MBA. I guess the people who remember that gave him the sympathy vote. I am so sorry for him. I had had no idea what he was like before this.
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  164.  @JohnDoe-pd2lh  Oh no. Please, may we stick to cats?
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  165.  @h.mandelene3279  Truth.
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  166.  MM M  He learned different fast, huh? ;)
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  167. Don't let any of this stuff dupe you. Everyone on the screen either has a college degree or is going for their college degree.
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  168.  @mariawesthoff7313  I mean everyone in the video. That screen, not the comments section.
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  169.  @enufots4621  Show us where they supported Hamas.
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  170. @I_Never_Read_Comment_Replies  Well you're as quick to get rid of the First Amendment as a typical wokester or vaccine mandate promoter. And why? Because Americans -- rightly OR wrongly -- criticized a foreign government. When does this ____ stop?
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  171.  Muddobber McCrablice  Clearly you have no idea about First Amendment rights in a college setting. She's not "just an employee" who has to follow a script, or else. Do you know what the assignment was? Did you examine the syllabus? Then how do you know she was off topic? What I wonder is how Zoom was breached. As a matter of principle, students have privacy rights (not a right to have their teachers agree with them or never challenge them). A Zoom classroom is supposed to have restricted access. That's the real story here.
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  172. Sadly this is true.
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  173.  @LDwestwood1986  The major tech companies are pushing people out who don't display those "virtues." Their HR departments are often behind the push.
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  174. I don't understand. The professor has just as much right to express her views as do her students. Her speech is First Amendment protected as well. If she lowers the student's grade, or hints that she might, or stops calling on him in class, then she should be fired, not just put on leave. We had heated discussions in class ALL THE TIME. We didn't think it was news. It didn't cross our minds to report on someone -- not the teacher nor, obviously, the student. This is a public community college. All participants' free speech rights are supposed to be protected.
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  175.  @josephcnry  LOL They do their audience a disservice. Making ordinary America hate teachers more is not a plan.
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  176. Oh please no comparison
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  177. Don't worry. No one you know will.
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  178.  @karensmithson318  This is true. People have lost their jobs.
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  179. Great point.
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  180.  @samuelpancake4084 "Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances." Sounds pretty smart to me.
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  181. $50,000 a month for a year = retirement for me.
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  182.  @jasminelindros8923  If you can't think recursively, take some action to remedy that. It's not a small problem.
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  183.  @jasminelindros8923  Oh!! NAME-CALLING! Of course! NOW we see. But look, you didn't tell us you were a sensitive, artistic genius. How were we to know? So sorry to have disrupted your creative process. We won't interact with you again.
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  184.  @jasminelindros8923  OMG. You actually said triggered AND self-victimization! Had I known, I would not have communicated with you. 🤣 Please see Orwell, Politics and the English Language.
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  185.  @darrelljohnson5764  "said child" 🤣🤣🤣 Who brought this stupid phrase back? The halfway decent lawyers finally purged it from their usage. You TEACH a child that NO ONE is allowed to touch them. The importance of THAT lesson overrides any and every behavioral issue. Exclusion from school and from various privileges takes care of every behavioral issue. The people who feel compelled to discipline the child no longer have that choice and that burden placed on them. You seem to be in denial concerning WHY no one should be allowed to touch your child. What would the reason for that denial be? Everyone else knows exactly why.
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  186. I feel more and more sorry for them.
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  187. I agree with this. Best comment on the boards. Never say or do anything that could get an innocent person convicted OR a guilty person freed. It's never worth it, not even idle chatter, and especially irresponsible on the part of mass media.
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  188. You mean, we've had so much Russiagate agitprop that irony is impossible? (Why do I think you might be right?)
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  189. A lot of MSM did not pay attention until Nuland's testimony, who just signaled to them that it's news. You can find all the denunciations against anyone who mentioned the issue, and the multiple "fact-checkers" who declared it was a conspiracy theory.
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  190.  @Technoid_Mutant  Our sources have admitted to six such labs in Ukraine (Embassy website). It was reported in the Indian press and by TeleSUR that China has officially claimed there are 26, which means about 8% of all such labs in the world. All this, in a country that is divided, has had a civil war smoldering in much of its eastern third, and is supposed to be neutral under the Minsk Accords. You're right, what's the big deal? Well . . . it's a bigger deal now.
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  191. Oops
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  192. Disingenuous. The point is, we now have well-founded reasons to ask the question and demand answers. Other countries are, and not just Russia and China.
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  193. What was misleading was labeling the story misinformation. It is nothing of the kind. And the funding was DOD, not NIH. Have you even bothered to check the US Embassy in Ukraine website?
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  194.  @nicwelch  Were teachers fired for stating Iraq had weapons of mass destruction? No, and yet that was a lie. Journalists who questioned the war were fired.
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  195.  @rachelg785  I know that, you know that . . .
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  196. Thank you.
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  197.  @gerardk51  Ah. I guess in your rush to defend the grifter, you missed that I quoted an Israeli source in the first place. Because people should read Israeli sources first. I said this a year ago, ten years ago, and I still say so today. Klein and Goodman are also Jewish. No one ever made a buck saying what I'm saying, but . . .
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  198. If the statement is not included, neither should the signatures to it.
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  199. Silly! Neither! It will tell us later. 😂
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  200. I'd be shocked if they didn't get vaccinated in order to go to that party, and have access to ultrarapid COVID tests right before. These are privileged people.
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  201.  @doktork3406  All we had in public school was propaganda, especially anti-Russian propaganda. We had nuclear bomb drills teaching us to hide under our desks. (So much for physics.) We had no real history at all, and little opportunity to read the real classics. (At least we had one or two Shakespeare plays. That was nice. But no one taught us to memorize, and no one told us Shakespeare started out as an actor.) Today, Russia baiting is how CNN and MSNBC make a nice chunk of change. You just want your fairy tales to be dominant. Well, . . .
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  202.  @davemartino5997  I wouldn't want to bet, I need every dollar left to me, lol, but that is more likely than not at this point.
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  203. More experimentation to find out what we will put up with. Don't think our alphabet agencies, and those of other countries, are not paying close attention.
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  204.  @williamsharp2532  and both are
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  205. Go to Substack Glenn Greenwald and see what happened to him for trying to report on Hunter Biden. He is on the left.
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  206. 🤣
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  207.  @sonnyjs15  yes it was
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  208.  @_baller  Give me a break. People get paid big money to trot out this pablum, then to create a faux controversy over it, and write the same old editorial over and over again, zero originality, zero thought, no solutions. No wonder kids won't study. They want to be day traders, youtubers, influencers, or rock stars. Welcome to the world former Hari Krishna couch surfer Steve Jobs helped create. You didn't notice his little smirk on this video?
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  209. At baller: oh stop 🤣🤣🤣
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  210. Why is Biden pretending Ukraine will join NATO? Hunter doesn't work there anymore.
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  211.  @crewchief5144  You mean the one where people read a text before denouncing it on command? That's an echo chamber? I thought that was every free country. Well, I thought so before COVID. Speaking of free speech, Glenn Greenwald is talking about this very subject tonight. I am going to check it out.
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  212. Knowing is not illegal. Lying is.
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  213.  @TheWutangclan1995  Knowing and remaining silent is NOT illegal. Everything immoral is not illegal.
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  214.  @TheBandit7613  Preposterous. This will prolong the agony.
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  215. If the drive had been planned in advance, I'm not surprised that he did everything the same, as though nothing had happened.
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  216. He answered the question.
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  217. Reuters reported on April 4 that the Pentagon said "obviously" the Bucha deaths were the "responsibility" of the Russians. A second Pentagon source told Reuters the Pentagon had "no independent confirmation" of who committed the atrocity, and "no reason to doubt" the Ukrainian claims, also published April 4. This is what FOX is treating like confirmation.
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  218.  @tech10k14  What delusion?
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  219. I'm almost there with you. ;/
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  220.  @HotBoxnChevys  Um, that was irony. Seriously, . . .
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  221.  @HotBoxnChevys  The remark you were responding to was written in jest. I guess that needs to be spelled out in careful detail now. But . . . Doesn't that ruin the joke? Or, tell a joke yourself, and laugh at it yourself. That works.
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  222. ​@katiedonnelly862 No, because he is a shameless grifter. This hand wringing and hate mongering is an easy buck. You work for your money, don't you?
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  223.  @johnjacob3175  He doesn't have a high school diploma or a GED. No, recruiters are not looking at him. Can you be serious? I can't believe how people are "taking sides." He is a messed-up KID who had no business being there, and should not have been tried as an adult in the first place, if tried at all.
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  224.  @beatekreuzer5025  Get us to accept a first strike against Russia?
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  225. Anyone with the market power to demand more, will.
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  226. Do you actually know nothing about free speech?
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  227. Yikes
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  228. Maybe they don't. This is all fodder for the masses.
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  229. During Lincoln? The first Republican President? Just kidding. Don't know.
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  230.  @trufflesrheaven  Are you seriously asking me? Not only is elective abortion legal in the best medical system I ever lived under, it is paid for (at 70% of true cost) by the state. On the other hand, counseling is necessary beforehand to make sure no one has an abortion for financial reasons. Anyone who says they're doing it because they can't afford a baby goes straight to a social worker to get all the assistance they could possibly qualify for. If they still want the abortion, that's fine, but doing it because they are strapped for money is not considered true freedom of choice. The French Republic has what is known as a natality policy. Or at least had. This was in the 1980s.
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  231.  @trufflesrheaven  Did you know the US had record drug overdose deaths last year during the pandemic? 93,300+ deaths, a 32% increase over 2019. You should be quiet for a while, drop your jeering ("no unemployment for you!"), and contemplate that. I would consider anyone who JEERS to be unfit for nursing, particularly during a true national crisis. I don't want them anywhere near me. Clearly there is no vaccine against jeering.
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  232.  @brandonwilson4740  That's their gamble -- with our well being, not theirs. It won't hurt the politicians. They rearranged their portfolios in advance. Sean Penn will increase his fortune.
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  233. Excellent, lol. But somehow, "up" sounds a little too positive or something?
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  234.  @bhoxified8932  Angelhead: A Memoir and Hurry Down Sunshine are harrowing. The brother of the author of Angelhead did not get help until after he burned down the family home. His family tried everything.
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  235.  @utbigpapa  And stay for, say, five years? As long as needed? Of course there is, NOW.
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  236.  @reidfmorthel5597 We have a firm principle of consent for medical treatment. Mandatory vaccines imposed on people in order to function in society, when the head of the CDC admitted under oath before the Senate that she cannot provide accurate figures on severe adverse events, she admitted they do not stop all infection and spread, is far too grave an imposition. We've had flu outbreaks where children died. I always got a shot and was careful not to spread it to someone vulnerable. I know people who never got flu shots and went to work sick. I think they're crazy, but imposing mandates on them never occurred to me.
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  237.  @chrisr1226  LOL, I would not let any member of that family into my house. Not anymore than I would Bill, Hill, Hunter, Ghislaine, or Jeffrey Epstein.
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  238.  @chrisr1226  Wake up, dear. It's late in the century.
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  239. "These numbers [of American casualties] are likely to increase . . . " --- and Biden is doing WHAT??? Notice these sentences without an AGENT.
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  240.  @1133saginaw  2008 was a depression. Now you'll tell me it wasn't the GREAT Depression. No s Sherlock.
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  241.  @irchristo  He spent a decade at Boeing and was an inventor as well as an engineer.
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  242.  @irchristo  Let's assume you're right. What of it? His science brain melted?
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  243. Dylann Roof did so, five years ago.
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  244. He's lying to you. You believe, you react. He collects. Cha-ching.
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  245.  @Ranger1PresentsVirtualRealms  Er, I don't like where this is going. (okay, we have to laugh . . . )
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  246.  @PlutonianPisces  Are you joking? The First Amendment applies to EVERYONE. It's not like a gun. A violent felon can't have a gun. He can fly (or burn) any flag he wants.
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  247. How funny. Tucker has been talking about free speech all week. I wonder why they fired him. 🤔
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  248. That was probably the idea.
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  249.  @lonelypinebeefarm4297  A teacher certainly IS a stranger to your family. What do you know of your child's teacher's upbringing, values, and private life? You think you know. You don't. You've never been to their home for an afternoon tea, much less anything else. The "solutions" people are grasping for are tragic. Do you permit your child's aunts and uncles to spank your child for misbehaving? I hope not. A swat if they do something dangerous is one thing. That's normal. A spanking as discipline is quite another. I'm sure the parents whose children's teacher ran off to marry a high school kid were all quite surprised. And I don't believe that if you had not been spanked, then you would have ended up living a dishonest life. That's a real stretch there.
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  250.  @prooveditt4839  LOL, true.
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  251.  @Whataworld134  A lot of patriotic Americans generally agree with her concerning Palestine. Some are even Jewish.
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  252. The quote from Justice Jackson is exactly how law school teaches you to fashion hypotheticals. Why is one categorical classification valid and another a constitutional violation? A lawyer is supposed to be able to explain why to the Court.
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  253. In any other country, a person with an advanced degree would have a real job, rather than teaching community college as an adjunct. Maybe then she would calm down, too.
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  254. Not this time.
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  255. @Stephen W An assault weapon is one that is fully automatic or semi-automatic and of a certain size, certainly much too big to conceal and comparable in size to a rifle -- but a law must be more specific. No problem, we can do that.
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  256. How much? Did they pay him, I mean?
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  257.  @Endeavr_  WHOOSH
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  258.  @bsymissy  What is your source for that, i.e., that there are a "1000" such labs in the US? That is an extremely vague assertion. Why was the strain of anthrax used in the October 2001 attacks so easily identified, and traced to a particular lab?
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  259.  @judsontims570  I would never believe Fox, or any network. Seek out primary sources and journalists who do the real investigative work.
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  260.  @viaceslavmikhailovich9825  Greenwald has been best on this, others have contributed as well. I agree not to trust the mass media editorials. I look at the original sources whenever I can.
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  261.  @williamdawes7866  Everyone watches CNN and MSNBC sometimes, in order to see what they are presenting. Is there another way to know? I consult the NYTimes every day.
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  262.  @williamdawes7866  How would you know what Kremlin talking points are? Their media is now banned in the "Free West" (TM).
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  263.  @parisg3758  Well, do we know what's in them now? Do we know these pathogens are secure? A calm, nonpartisan, dispassionate analysis of two clips without commentary, Nuland, followed by Gabbard, shows you exactly what needs to happen. But we live in a virtual world now, where screaming "Putin PUPPET!!" prevents the release of microbes.
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  264.  @peaceandlove2617  And you've lost your mind. What is it? Drugs? I don't get it anymore.
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  265. Please don't put it that way.
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  266.  @chrisyorke6175  It's an adjunct teacher at community college. Look it up.
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  267. ​@Dr.Spatula As someone who wants to emigrate and is multilingual and has lived abroad, I assure you it is quite complicated. But I appreciate your point.
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  268.  @rolandoledesma7548  His point is that people voted against Trump, not for Biden. I think that's true.
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  269. Since you support critical thinking, I'm assuming you read the statement they signed. How does it compare with the Haaretz editorial and Gideon Levy's articles? Full disclosure: I myself have not read the students' statement, but I do follow Haaretz. To be frank, I care about Israeli views, meaning all Israeli views. American college students' views are not of interest to me.
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  270. "Was selling?" He had these docs for nearly 20 months. A spy could have photographed them and sold them countless times. Well, Trump is lazy but he loves money, so . . .
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  271. You did? 😂😂😂😂
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  272. This is exactly how questions are examined in law. The lawyer's job is to show how these cases are different.
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  273. @Jeffski82  Figures. And I don't support "gender affirming care," by the way. The phrase itself is advertising. Ugh.
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  274. @Jeffski82  The latest is, they let us see our own, so we have no idea whether anyone else can see what we replied. Also, some replies appear if you sort by the Newest tab, then scroll forever. 🙄
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  275. He probably rearranged the stocks in his portfolio. First things first. /s
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  276. If I were you, I'd stop talking about it this very minute.
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  277.  @barbaraann6229  Which show? Do you have the date or search term? I'm open to hearing it. Let's see whether you can supply it.
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  278. @fenix6297  1) How do you know the statement was pro-Hamas? Did you read it? 2) Ah! So you DO know that it depends on the consequences we are considering! Nice. Good. OP did not appear to understand. He was just repeating slogans. 3) Speaking of free speech, Glenn Greenwald is discussing this very issue tonight. I'm going to see what he has to say.
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  279. There is such a huge teacher shortage at the moment that you might actually advance quickly, get the school districts you want, and generally be treated better than if you had started teaching five years ago. Take it more lightly and give it a whirl.
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  280. Meanwhile in Israel, Haaretz has denounced Netanyahu, and this weekend there are calls -- in Israel -- for him to resign.
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  281.  @the3js842  Um . . . you've heard the news, right?
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  282. We should avoid spending money on a trial and just listen to you. Sounds like a plan.
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  283. Excellent questions.
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  284. This one looked fake to me. That, or mentally unhealthy.
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  285. The DNC elite are making serious money. Big difference.
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  286. Still a leap. In any case, it was DOD money. The people who sent it there have to answer to USA.
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  287. What's the big deal about inflation? Get a side gig, pose for Vogue.
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  288. You can't do that at home, huh?
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  289. Note that neither the State Department nor Victoria Nuland issued a clarification. Amazing, really.
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  290.  @travisjohnson1225  Look up her father. That's why she was invited.
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  291.  @odinata  Why hasn't Victoria Nuland issued a clarification? Lifelong foreign policymaker, she must have done it tons of times.
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  292.  @johnn2920  Carlson never said bioweapons either. But is the difference real or primarily semantic?
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  293. OMG, "technology doesn't work in war." Ponder that.
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  294. Who is "anti-vaxx?" Rand Paul was just on Fox talking about promising new vaccines that are being held back. He is not against vaccination. He opposes mandates. The actual left in Europe is the same, from Syriza to PCF.
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  295. All of the people responsible for all of this are ADULTS.
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  296.  @kevinwetsch5209  So this was really an advanced class then.
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  297. You say that like it's a bad thing.
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  298. "Funding? Go get your own funding. That way you won't be so interested in other people's funding." 🤣
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  299. I remember that. Love it.
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  300.  @dibari22  Do you think the kids of the newscasters at Fox won't go to college? Do you think Trump's kids didn't, or that Barron won't? Think this through.
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  301.  @mikeedwards1978  When all the top newscasters on Fox start sending their kids to trade school, get back to me. Sheesh, you don't see through it, do you?
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  302.  @dibari22  I have more respect for the plumbers and electricians I know than for most college grads, BY FAR, but all I can say is be cautious in believing these stories, or trusting the messengers. See through them. Their kids are going to law school, or for MBAs, or journalism, or film school, or pharmacy, or clinical psychology. The trades are very hard work and often require people to retire earlier than they'd like. There is little to prevent a lawyer or a psychologist from practicing into his 70s if he wants to. The next generation may need to count on working into their late 60s, whether they want to or not.
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  303.  @dibari22  Suspect every report of this nature to be a competitive move, not a sincere statement of viewpoint. I wish I had done that more often.
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  304. We think about Facebook, Twitter, and Google. You can eat them, wear them, and they can heat and cool your house.
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  305. @enufots4621  Well, first read their statement and compare it to the Haaretz editorial. The students' statement blames Israel for the attack, whereas the Haaretz editorial states that Netanyahu bears most of the blame. I don't agree with the students' statement, and I do not know whether any of them privately support Hamas, but I see no way to read their statement as supporting Hamas. Literally not at all. Glenn Greenwald analyzed the logic as being "either you are for us, or you are against us," comparing it to the rhetoric that got us into Afghanistan and Iraq for a generation. His programs this week were tremendous.
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  306. How many people denouncing the students have read the statement?
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  307.  @BillyColeII-dr6dk  So, don't bother to read it. I told another poster, they were doxxed and got threats.
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  308.  @BillyColeII-dr6dk  Maybe the next time there is a vaccine mandate, you should be threatened if you object?
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  309.  @BillyColeII-dr6dk  I already answered this for you in another thread. Do you have the memory of Hunter, or Joe? 😂
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  310. Great news!! The major donor to the Harvard Kennedy School of Government, Leslie Wexner, has severed all ties!! You remember Wexner? Jeffrey Epstein was his protégé.
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  311. UH OH Botox Shortage! 🤣🤣🤣 No wonder they're furious.
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  312.  @arthurbrumagem3844  How would you know? Fox told you? CNN? MSNBC? Who patted you on the head for repeating it rather than realizing you don't know?
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  313. @kevind1650  A lot of people claim that is exactly what Palestinians face. A lot of those people are Jewish and live in Israel.
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  314.  @arthurbrumagem3844  What knowledge do you imagine you have? Remember that documentary from the Vietnam War, where some Secretary of Defense is intoning, "they don't value life like we do," while an elderly Vietnamese woman is wracked with sobs and trying to get into the grave with her deceased family member? I just remembered that image, I wonder why.
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  315. @arthurbrumagem3844  You don't even have evidence, apart from your fee fees about what's "most likely."
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  316. Well, as it turns out, we still don't know who was responsible for the hospital bombing. Do you think any of these will apologize for their commentary?
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  317. @floydholder597  This is so convoluted; the MSM certainly did not properly verify the story before reporting it. This is true. Nor does Gutfeld know who is responsible for the strike in the hospital courtyard because NO ONE KNOWS -- MSM, this crowd, etc. -- except the actual perpetrators. So Gutfeld is claiming to know what he doesn't know, and people who prefer his story, for whatever reason, are basking in it. We have better evidence of the lab leak hypothesis for the pandemic origin. Much better.
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  318.  @floydholder597  And who bombed the Orthodox church?
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  319.  @stevenrichards3699  She never claimed to be anything but on the left. Every veteran I know agrees with most of what Gabbard says. Reagan, on the other hand, never saw combat in a uniform, except on a movie set. Does that impress you?
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  320.  @Joseph-ro6wq  You think a test is more probative than examining the person's reasoning and discourse? Whether or not a person is "working in the field of their degrees" proves nothing either way. If they are, they are probably deepening their knowledge and expertise. If they are not, they are demonstrating flexibility, broad pattern recognition, and abstract thinking.
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  321.  @zealanddublin9047  Ha ha. Then explain the Trump voters.
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  322.  @stevenrichards3699  I'm not a conservative. I'm a Parisian Maoist.
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  323.  @stevenrichards3699  Who said I agreed with everything she says? I don't even agree with everything Yanis Varoufakis says. Or J-L Melenchon.
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  324.  @keymaster430  And half the posts here are as "psycho" as she was. If she retaliates against students in any manner who disagree with her, with lowered grades or in any other way, or if she did something to violate any student's privacy rights on Zoom, then we have a case for firing her. That is misconduct. Voicing her own views is not. The First Amendment protects speech we don't like. Popular speech needs no protection. Popular speech lines the speaker's pockets.
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  325.  @TheJazzDane  You don't know who sabotaged the Nord Stream pipeline any more than any talking head does. Could it be Russia? Not impossible, strictly speaking. What Greenwald says is logical. It may not turn out to be a fact. But logic itself is never wrong. Follow the logic. It's always the right place to start. Logic is non-journalistic? Ironically true. Logic and meme production don't mesh well.
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  326.  @TheJazzDane  So Russia needs money for its war, it is under massive sanctions, it uses Nord Stream as leverage to coerce Europe, AND it bombed that very pipeline. Okay. It's not impossible. Maybe al Qaeda did it. It's only slightly less possible than Russia. Maybe Serbia did it, maybe Syria did it. Maybe it's a natural occurrence after all. I mean, none of these are strictly impossible. You can find lots of explanations even less possible than the story that Russia did it.
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  327.  @KMLR2012  Wow. Notice also, we never know who is responsible. It could be Fox, it could be someone else's algorithm. It could even be a human, working on behalf of someone in the sequence.
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  328.  @KMLR2012  Oh, okay. Bizarro world.
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  329. To sum up: 1. We do not know who did this. 2. We are being asked to believe the most illogical explanation, as a loyalty oath/litmus test. Not good. Not good at all.
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  330.  @KMLR2012  Joe Rogan really did provide a remarkable clip on this subject either early today or yesterday. I recommend it.
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  331. And they acted like Milli Vanilli was a massive scandal.
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  332. "Fighting back for us?" Excuse me? Isn't that the job of law enforcement, including national guard if local police or sheriff's deputies are overwhelmed?
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  333.  @silentpatriot3337  Whose hands are tied? And the "solution" is some new vigilante group that you know nothing about, but that has good branding in your eyes? You like their polo shirts? I mean, the polo shirts are fine, but . . . ?? That's how "patriots" run a country? Okay. Your circus.
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  334. It's called high irony.
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  335.  @Rexident97  Dunning-Kruger strikes again. Or is it news when it doesn't?
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  336.  @pkmcburroughs  Too bad THIS was sha dow ed, it was very funny.
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  337. Think about what else the Clintonites want you to believe: that our technological forensics cannot detect a hack by a hostile foreign power. It isn't advanced enough. No, we should just believe the Clintons and their crew. They are trustworthy.
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  338. She took money from ordinary people. In 2024. Wow.
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  339. The corruptionists can afford organic food.
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  340.  @kanicman  No, that isn't why. But keep it up. I'm not sorry to see saner societies succeed in educating their youth where this sheer nonsense fails.
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  341. I agree that we do not know who did this, that strictly speaking and as a bare possibility, any major actor could be responsible, including Russia, but one thing that is never wrong is logic. Follow the logic. Always start there.
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  342. Carl Tharp-Porter: WOW!!!
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  343. Now you know: never get high again. It's not worth it.
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  344. Google? That tells you stuff "ha ha?" No libraries out by you?
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  345.  @phoenixmistertwo8815  Show me where I did.
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  346. Of course they let him go. This was World Wrestling.
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  347. The richest New Yorkers are part-time residents of Manhattan. Does anyone else count?
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  348. No, it doesn't. Don't be so easily led. By the way, did you know this was a public community college? (Was I the only person who checked?)
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  349. A billionaire who didn't have dinner with Jeffrey Epstein. Well?
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  350.  @RyanRamboer-sv3pm  How do you know?
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  351.  @RyanRamboer-sv3pm  Well that's funny. I took my first Shakespeare class of my life, at night, grad level, at a "no-name" state school well known for high actual diversity and leftist activism. We studied Richard II, Henry IV, parts I and 2, and Henry V, plus the history of the Plantagenet kings of England, and Holinshed's Chronicles, which Shakespeare used as source material for his histories, among other things. Some brilliant commentary as well. No. I'm not kidding. It was phenom, one of the best classes I have ever had.
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  352.  @RyanRamboer-sv3pm  So, you know based on one class, I take it. Well, I'll see your class and raise you.
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  353.  @GregorRenkoMusic  Why? He had a right to say what he said (though I think he's milking it now). When Fox invites you to take sides, you oblige? This is not high school, and he is not a minor child. They both have free speech rights . . . though maybe not for long, from the looks of it.
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  354.  @RyanRamboer-sv3pm  How do you know? That is basically saying that my Shakespeare class was a gross anomaly. Do you check out syllabi and reading lists, at other schools, to get the flavor of what's going on? When I was in college, back in the age of electric typewriters with memory cards (undergrads rarely had computers of their own, though grad students did, and one of my friends built his own computer a few years later), we knew what was going on. We read syllabi and browsed bookstores before taking a class. When a prof graded unfairly (which usually meant you had to follow a conservative Republican line, or get a C or D), the whole campus knew. And very few conservatives ever did that. They were generally honorable. Leftists accepted that they would have to read what was assigned on the syllabus, then go out on their own to read the leftist view independently. They didn't expect to have profs who agreed with them. My point is that we got the lay of the land by doing the work to discover it ourselves. Now, with everything at people's fingertips, they don't bother to point, or click. If you want me to believe that "literally all the big schools" are virtue signaling instead of doing any rigorous scholarship, you need to produce some evidence. I simply don't believe education has become degraded to that extent, and at every major school. (Or, am I an optimist? Again? LOL)
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  355.  @RyanRamboer-sv3pm  I believe you. And if this development is so recent, taking place over the last two years, which includes the shutdowns due to the pandemic, then I'm not familiar with it.
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  356.  @RyanRamboer-sv3pm  P. S. I guess that teacher never heard of Cariol Horne? How unwoke on her part. /s
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  357.  @RyanRamboer-sv3pm  Coming back to this particular clip of this particular teacher, if she doesn't retaliate against students who reject her views when she grades them, and if she doesn't call on them less, or treat them differently in any way, obvious or subtle, on account of their political positions, then she does have a First Amendment right to say what she said. It's that simple. And obviously, the student does as well. Her demeanor was poor, but even I know that's nothing new. Most people who think this through will disagree with her. Again, that is no big deal. Seriously, so what? Two things: if students feel too intimidated to argue the point, if they feel her presentation, in substance or style, is chilling their free speech, then that is a problem. If everyone has free speech, then there is no problem, but if the students believe they do not, then there is. I think that's relatively easy to solve. Second, I'd like to know how the Zoom classroom was breached. Students don't have a right to great teachers, much less to have teachers agree with them on controversial issues, but they do have a right to privacy on Zoom. A class via Zoom is supposed to be a strictly controlled-access platform, live or recorded. Did the teacher do anything to cause the breach, or was she negligent in preventing it? If she did, I think that's a bigger deal.
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  358.  @RyanRamboer-sv3pm  She's an adjunct at a community college, and according to one story I read, she already gave notice that this was her last semester before this happened. Community college adjuncts are disposable. If the New York Times began proceedings to terminate Chris Hedges, who was their war correspondent for a generation, on account of some students hating on his anti-war message at graduation, then this is nothing.
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  359.  @RyanRamboer-sv3pm  That she would grade unfairly, too, is of course possible, but it's a lot like jury service. People have an opinion about a case, but when they take an oath, see the entire trial, and begin deliberations, they usually put aside their feelings and take their duty seriously. So, when she sits down to grade, she probably does something similar. Of course, she might also think she's on a mission to stop white male supremacist fascism. Then all bets are off. LOL
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  360. Imagine, or consider part of WWII.
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  361. This was rank nonsense. Easy to please his customers, I see.
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  362. Huh. Matters to Hunter.
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  363. Ha ha, you still want to make it make sense.
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  364. Some of this reminds me of the NXIVM cult.
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  365. I wish. I fear you are an optimist.
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  366.  @DiabloBlanquecino  In your opinion, and given that they are for real, at least in their own minds, what do you think they'll do next?
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  367. That's what it means to say it's not a right.
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  368. It's called school shootings. You've heard of them, I assume.
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  369. Kat ❤❤❤❤❤❤ This is it, no doubt.
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  370. Nowhere does it say that interracial marriage is a right, either. Or any marriage, at all.
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  371. Yeah. Maybe there is no Biden family. Have you ever met any of them?
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  372.  @jonjonmacapugay8177  That you don't understand sarcasm? Was that your "point?" Just where does "belief" come into the picture? Do we need to place undue confidence in Tucker to acknowledge the basic facts of the story?
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  373. She is right: NEVER sign your name to something you do not believe to be true. No public school should be teaching a student that signing a letter of apology -- or anything else -- they do not agree with is the right thing to do, much less to be coercing them into "confessions."
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  374. Gabbard looks worried and like she didn't sleep. I'm serious, it causes me concern. How bad is this going to get?
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  375. 1. WHAT is wrong with these teachers? 2. I thought schools were supposed to stop bullying, not encourage it. 3. Minors should not have social media accounts. They create the proverbial "permanent record" that can be accessed from anywhere on earth, in perpetuity, and social media use can lead to behavioral addiction and depression. Kids are too vulnerable to engage with these social media monsters.
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  376. ​ @robertj8610 What peasants?
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  377.  @Nick-nm8om  LOLOL
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  378.  @OnlyObserving-c6b  Research grants are awarded on an entirely different basis. Look up a typical application.
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  379. @AdamMcLean  What policy? Not interfering with First Amendment rights?
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  380. @mikegalvin9801  No he's not. I have studied with some, so I know. This is his side grift.
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  381. 11:35 "What does that get us?"
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  382. I have a flip phone. Every electrical engineer I know has a flip phone.
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  383. There is no category of "hate speech" that is illegal. True threats, incitement to riot are illegal.
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  384. Yeah, I listened to it again. There is nothing there. She didn't say anything we haven't all heard before. These are adults, not minor children, and she has just as much First Amendment protection for her views as he does. Freedom of speech is not based on content; it is content neutral. I wonder how the video escaped the Zoom platform, though. Classes on Zoom are supposed to have strictly controlled access, to protect student privacy. Students have a right to that.
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  385. All major network news are like this now. CNN, MSNBC, etc., never give dissenters a fair hearing. They smear free speech advocates like Glenn Greenwald for appearing on Fox.
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  386.  @Klako-ls6yt  Oh brother. What is your evidence for that? Life was not truth neutral and evidence free for one thing.
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  387. Eew, that was kinky.
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  388. Was she suspended WITH pay? Hmm . . .
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  389. I kinda think Hillary Clinton already did that.
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  390. The Larry Flynt case established that political parody is First Amendment-protected speech.
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  391. Signed Fred Hampton
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  392.  @gnomechomsky2524  The Fifth Amendment is one of our most important.
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  393.  @gnomechomsky2524  Except that that's nonsense. Remaining silent is literally the only way to be certain that you will not face prosecution for perjury or lying to an agent of the government. The smallest misstep, memory lapse, and so forth could be couched as a lie and prosecuted (though a jury might not convict, but that's a different story . . . your defense will not be reimbur$ed). You really have no experience in this area, do you?
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  394.  @bobbykiefer4306  He just demanded that it be.
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  395.  @gnomechomsky2524  🤣🤣🤣 This is your country, 🤡 I don't have to live here!
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  396.  @gnomechomsky2524  You give up rights because somebody you saw on some screen had a bad relationship! And you're proud. 🤣🤣🤣 No one feels sorry.
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  397.  @gnomechomsky2524  What? Zero creativity? I'm shocked I tell you, shocked, SHOCKED.
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  398.  @gnomechomsky2524  your circus your 🤡🤡🤡
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  399.  @gnomechomsky2524  This is all the respect Trump gets 🤣🤣🤣🤣 Sweet.
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  400.  @gnomechomsky2524  My guy is J-L Melenchon. I'm to his left, but all in all, I like him. Some other members of LFI are better. Adrien Quatennens is pretty interesting. Let's see where he goes.
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  401.  @gnomechomsky2524  France just made vaccine mandates and passports illegal for minors, thanks to the Left coalition. You still jabbing the kids?
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  402. Does anyone have principles?
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  403. This is a Georgetown professor? Oh My God
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  404. Ukraine is united? They have been in a simmering civil war in the Donbass since 2014.
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  405. I'm so eff**g sorry this editorial is well-founded. I hope I can sleep tonight. :/
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  406. I'm laughing, but it's not funny. Their fear mongering WILL harm some young teens, who have a right to grow up without this anxiety imposed on them. The message is that being resilient is being immoral. This WILL affect some teens, and already has.
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  407.  @fugley100  And will continue to be, regardless of any election. Now it's sure.
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  408. Club Orlov, LOL
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  409. I support "CHOOSE life." What's the problem? I love both. Oh, . . . the problem is with CHOOSE?
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  410. (P. S. Please don't tell me "life" is the problem. I don't associate with those people.)
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  411.  @marcelbey-el1947  No, no. Not pregnant men. Pregnant dudes. ROFL meow
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  412.  @kevinmcallister1897  If your birthing person said so, too, when that person birthed you, you may have to keep it under wraps.
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  413.  @kevinmcallister1897  It was intended as irony, in support of your comment. That you didn't catch that is extremely worrying. . . . So, do people call their MOTHER a "birthing person," and do so with a straight face? Don't tell me. I can't take any more.
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  414.  @kevinmcallister1897  Not at all, you're fine. I don't even mind, I hope people get mad. Orwell himself couldn't make THIS up. ;/
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  415.  @JustinKrux  Thanks for echoing my point. I mentioned Tesla as an engineer without a doctorate. (The side comment after that was sarcasm. :) Of course someone without a doctorate could be a science guy, a scientist, etc.! And someone without a PhD could be a full professor and have a prestigious chair. Toni Morrison comes to mind, among others.
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  416.  @JustinKrux  Wow!!!
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  417. Why is all your focus on the risk of nuclear exchange? Assume it cannot happen, no problem. That is a reasonable belief. Then listen again, to what is already happening.
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  418. All the warmongers are looking to line their pockets, too. The president's family cleaned up in Ukraine.
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  419.  @joemayne2265  Look At Our Economy BIG picture
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  420.  @erikaliebenberg9317  NEVER allow anyone to touch your child. Not EVER. Now I don't feel so stupid for watching true crime videos. You think anyone can touch Stephanie Harlowe's or Derrick Levasseur's children?
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  421.  @darrelljohnson5764  Jeff?? Jeff EPSTEIN? What in the world are you doing here?
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  422.  @darrelljohnson5764  No, actually. Higher math is.
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  423.  @darrelljohnson5764  Huh? You mean you never studied topology? Wondered whether there are infinitely many Fibonacci primes?
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  424. There's an anti-science flavor all right -- spelled F-A-U-C-I.
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  425. Wait? Is Biden about to be outed as . . . ? Is that it?
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  426.  @BillyColeII-dr6dk  Hypocrite? That sounds right.
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  427.  @BillyColeII-dr6dk  I always look to read stuff for myself.
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  428. And should they be vaccinated and twice boosted, too?
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  429. Leave the poor senile man alone. We all know why he did this. He doesn't know it's Easter.
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  430. This government story punks itself.
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  431. Why didn't Trump replace him? Genuine question, is this beyond the authority of a president? Who can fire him, or pressure him to retire?
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  432. Of course not. They were not under oath, or being questioned by law enforcement or government agents.
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  433. I'd welcome a return of the dinosaurs, sure.
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  434.  Arka Deb  Thank you.
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  435. Why wouldn't we WANT to know what propaganda Russia, or any opponent, is spreading? We aren't going to believe them. We want to know first-hand what they're spouting.
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  436. Wow. Clinical depression following a heart attack or stroke is very serious. This is sad.
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  437.  @mikeoz4803  The Mummy
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  438. It was for fifty years.
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  439. Yes, I hate to admit it. This is the very cruelest thing any president has done to all Americans, and he has had SOME competition all right. A lot of the rest came close.
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  440. Yes, good to know she is crazy.
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  441. Well Oprah believes in the Power of positive thinking.
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  442. Good for her.
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  443. Why would there suddenly be a plethora of them in (of all places) Ukraine? Why would the Department of Defense be funding them? The labs and technologies that were arguably a threat date from the time the Soviets fell, and were (supposedly) taken care of in the 90s.
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  444.  @Technoid_Mutant  Watch the video again, and check the sources yourself for when the American funding for building them was approved. I did.
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  445. What shocks me is that NYTimes reported this, and mainstream liberal media is burying it. I'm sorry, I didn't expect this.
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  446. Ha, ha. That Mummy!
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  447.  @craigjames4258  They need the money from the pipeline for their war. They are under massive sanctions, which has stymied their weapons purchase, and they don't have to pay those billions in fines if they cannot access the funds because they have already been seized. What do you think contracts are? Magical devices that everyone performs? They are exactly the opposite. The moment one is signed, everyone looks for an advantage. A contract would neither prevent them nor induce them to sabotage the pipeline. They are making an entirely separate calculation. Being half-smart is twice as bad as not smart at all. Greenwald is making sense. Who did this? Only time will tell, let us hope. What Greenwald is presenting is logical based on what is known now. Follow the logic.
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  448. Well, as it turns out, we still don't know who was responsible for the hospital bombing. Do you think any of these will apologize for their commentary?
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  449.  @generalzod7959  Standing alone, it should usually be disregarded as credible evidence. But if an inmate makes such an accusation, it would be negligent of the jail not to secretly record the guy to collect real evidence, considering how inexpensive recording is and how important to capture anything he might say that could harm anyone else.
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  450. This isn't working.
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  451.  @tropicalpalmtree  So, these kids are so fragile and so maleable that one teacher can do this to them? Okay. Tell me the truth. Is everyone on drugs?
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  452.  @tropicalpalmtree  Have you ever read a book on free speech? I recommend Nadine Strossen's. The premise of her book is that "hate" speech should be met with free speech, not censorship.
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  453.  @tropicalpalmtree  The different situation is the fragility you describe. If that is true, then I am serious when I say you need to figure out how that came about and how to cure it. Firing this teacher is a drop in the bucket, then.
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  454.  @mordrid7904  Where did you find the information that the teacher recorded the student, and posted it? That wasn't stated in this video. That sounds like it would violate FERPA, and certainly violates the spirit of FERPA.
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  455.  @quentinfairchild2263  He doesn't say she posted it. It says "on our Zoom." That is supposed to be a controlled access platform, only for students with the credentials/link and password to enter that class. Supposed to be. If his privacy was violated, I consider that a much bigger deal.
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  456.  @mordrid7904  Correct. It does not say how it escaped the Zoom platform. Only people with credentials are supposed to be able to watch. If she released it, that's a bigger deal.
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  457.  @johnporkthe3rd51  Not yet, though I will as more real information becomes available about the benefits and possible risks. Why?
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  458.  @jimmyvila4443  If she doesn't get hired to teach, she will probably get a better paying and safer job. Best for all concerned.
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  459. That's why Assange is still in prison, though there is literally no case against him except for jumping bail in a case that evaporated.
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  460. Don't worry, guys, straight white men can just wear lipstick and they're in.
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  461. Being exploited in your moment of weakness is pretty much what usually happens.
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  462. Tucker is being consistent. He speaks to what he sees as the welfare of Americans. Why would he care about the Donbass? Check out George Galloway, if you like.
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  463. I had to think about this for ten whole minutes before it dawned on me that a trans man might still be able to get pregnant. This new language is more sinister than it looks: they are pretending these gender dysphoria treatments can't render girls sterile. Yes they can.
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  464. Well, if George Santos can be a member of the House of Representatives . . . anything can happen.
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  465. They could be fined and reprimanded, and demoted or fired. They almost certainly cannot lose their licenses. But some sort of punishment, sure.
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  466. She comes across like Madame Mao.
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  467.  @richardpatrick2852  Bad talking point.
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  468.  @yankee2666  Because Ginsburg strongly supported choice and always made that clear.
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  469. And I would guess that witnesses who refuse to come forward are unarmed in their homes and afraid for their lives. I think that's a pretty good guess. Then of course there are the police who are in cahoots with drug lords. One lived right on my block. The other side from the mob enforcer.
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  470. Wait. What does Baltimore have to do with Nancy, Jen, and Alexandria's stock portfolios?
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  471.  @alexanderh3924  The ER bill could be more.
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  472. Yeah, Germany is really doing badly . . .
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  473. Did anyone ever think we'd be hearing this?
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  474. Has anyone had to disgorge profits? No, huh?
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  475. Imagine having so much money that you can do anything, and you pick this.
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  476. ​ @ThomasT-l8p Is RFK Jr denouncing his sister? I oppose Trump. I blame the DNC for Trump. When have they made a viable counterproposal? Biden? Harris? Hillary?
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  477.  @nicolemalick2166  Exactly.
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  478. At one time Trump wanted to build a hotel/luxury condo complex in Moscow. No secret, no evidence there was more to it, and all of them knew.
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  479. Trust your healthcare to people who think men get pregnant.
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  480. No wonder you'd vote for a cartoon character for president.
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  481. They'll get in just as much trouble as Hunter Biden . . . oh.
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  482. Why did he scare her about having to repeat 2nd grade?? Surprised, frankly.
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  483. So, all the crazy things he said are irrelevant, BUT he insulted the new major shareholder, and that's a good reason to lose a media job. Great. Just great.
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  484. "We're going to have a war for democracy that nobody wanted for," and nobody but a narrow sliver of the ruling class wants.
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  485. Pelosi brought her SON?
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  486. ​@thas6322 After what they did to force people to lock down, then take an experimental vaccine, I would not be quick to dismiss concerns. Did you see that coming? The DNC promised there would be no mandates.
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  487. You just reminded me of when these monsters used to say "breeder." The ugliness is not new.
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  488. By reading the whole letter, noticing things he said in it that are false, misleading, or exaggerated, asking to review a sample lesson on race from that school first, and wanting to see what their curriculum is, and whether they follow it, or throw in stuff they don't tell parents about That's how. "Audi alteram partem."
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  489. Why did NIH send funds to Wuhan? Why did DOD funding of biolabs in Ukraine?
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  490. Don't take his word. Use a search engine and find out whether these chemicals really are banned in Europe. Start there.
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  491.  @alaskahelo  Agreed.
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  492. The quote from Justice Jackson is exactly how law school teaches you to fashion hypotheticals. Why is one categorical classification valid and another a constitutional violation? A lawyer is supposed to be able to explain why to the Court.
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  493. Reuters reported on April 4 that the Pentagon said "obviously" the Bucha deaths were the "responsibility" of the Russians, though they didn't give an opinion on which regiment. A second Pentagon source told Reuters the Pentagon had "no independent confirmation" of who committed the atrocity, and no reason to doubt the Ukrainian claims. This was published the same day. The plot thickens.
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  494. Judge Jeanine says the teachers are "lazy." So, send your kids to teach them? She is illogical for a judge.
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  495. Weimar Germany did not have 700 bases around the world, and the country with the world's largest labor force was not buying Weimar's debt. Weimar was paying reparations. Those are some differences.
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  496. I know. It is pathetic. I hope they persuade no one to skip college who wants to go.
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  497. Wait. We're at the point where TWITTER is the central platform of IDEAS in the world? Oh. My. God.
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  498. It's not just drug addicts, Tucker. But that it turned into a disgusting grift, no surprise.
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  499. Um, you're thinking of the Party of Lincoln? Or more recently, Goldwater in his later years, in retirement? I feel it. :/
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  500. Community college.
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  501. How can anyone say, "just move on??"
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  502. Are you this good at predicting the stock market?
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  503. Online courses as they exist now have been proven not to work for the vast majority of students. This is well known. Sometimes they are a way to obtain a credential for something you mostly know already.
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  504. @sonnyjs15  Sure. Hitting someone with a flimsy stick on the soles of his gym shoes will cause them to scream every time. He had "gestured" for a weapon, with no sign of one, but at the end, they said they'd let him go. No sign of police, or holding him for the police. No sign that he was at any point patted down for a weapon. LOLOL, what will deep fakes do to your brain if this doesn't raise a doubt?
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  505. He knew what a woman was when he picked Kamala. I think. Right?
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  506.  @Jagnyy55441  "Gutfeld?" Autocorrect is on a tear lately. Show me where she fomented imminent violence, within the meaning of Brandenburg v. Ohio, i.e., American law. Just show me what she did.
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  507.  @Jagnyy55441  Oh, so you don't bother to find out something about free speech? No problem. It won't concern you. When do you have anything to say?
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  508.  @Jagnyy55441  Since you don't like American law, which law do you prefer?
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  509. Joined TWO months ago, for this? Hunter Biden has more pride.
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  510. You took the bait.
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  511. I had the same reaction, furious with the vitriol-for-profit. And I am far left in many ways, but Euro-left. Not this. I am so angry this happened. I will never accept this vitriol, this lunacy. Do people understand how close the bullet came?? I can't, I just can't. Those who spread this hate are making money from it.
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  512. ​ @scottmcclure4153 Read what you just wrote. His whole family supported BIDEN
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  513. ​ @scottmcclure4153 Yeah, BIDEN 😂😂😂
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  514. There are some things every child should participate in, and be acknowledged for mastering, and some things that should be based on competition and on rewarding outstanding performance. Why are you ideological in the opposite direction? Sheesh. We are talking about kids, not older teens, not adults.
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  515. So Biden did a good job shaking them . . . I mean signaling disapproval.
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  516. Nuclear codes missing for nearly 20 months. I wish I could say that's impossible. 😂
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  517. Um, no, that's not Marx's biography, LOL. He wasn't a pampered American Gen-Xer from a suburban cul-de-sac. Or a journo. He couldn't stand liberals, and thought Adam Smith was the best economist after him. He made on impression on everyone from Erich Fromm to Albert Einstein to Helen Keller. And he knew plenty of workers.
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  518.  @michellelowe15  Thank you for saying that. . . . And isn't that crazy, really? As in, what is going on??
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  519.  @syberphish  We have? I though the Russians were invading Ukraine!
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  520. @crewchief5144  You kinda have to read a thing to know what the thing says. I asked three questions. I made no comparisons. I assumed you must know, since your feewees are sooooo strong. When I feel strongly, I actually do work; you know, research, read, think.
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  521. Some people still believe in laws. Fewer and fewer, apparently.
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  522. Alarm system? What's an alarm system? /s
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  523. Okay. How does someone this bad get this far?
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  524. Charlemagne Tha God had a better analysis than DNC and the mainstream media. Not surprised.
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  525. And when has our safety and our economy been this vulnerable? Were we a debter nation back then? Was the Chinese economy on a par with our own in any sector? What was our national debt to GDP ratio back then? Did we import the minerals that run our world?
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  526. PLEASE please please invite Glenn Greenwald to comment. It will be great.
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  527. Yes, and this could be a rare flu shot side effect, or, of course, a side effect of the flu itself (given that the shot is poor protection). It is permanent. The official insert provided to doctors and pharmacists lists it as a very rare side effect.
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  528. Outstanding point. No one is seeking to exclude anyone, with any psychological condition whatsoever.
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  529.  Hello There  Yeah, the Americans of northwestern European descent often seem to need a lot of support to live. Expensive medical care, elaborate emotional support, issues with food and obesity, drug abuse, inability to control their emotions or their conduct, an inability to accept responsibility for what they should be able to control or at least work to control, yet bullying others all the time over the things no one can control. They also seem to have a need for overweening praise and privilege. All just to survive. It's not about race. Race has nothing to do with it. It's about culture. Now I bet you're angry. If so, consider whether you've proved my point.
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  530. WAIT. It took the school board THIS LONG to pass a &^%$#@#% dress code? Oh no. Oh my goodness. EDIT: it's not even a dress code? Oh no. . . . NO no no . . .
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  531. If I were rich and were some sort of noble in UK, yeah. I'd quit and go have a nice life.
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  532. There was no good way for that election to end.
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  533. @Jason She doesn't get official briefings, so it would be prudent to ask her about her sources. I suspect that as a service member and former member of Congress, she does have more sources than you or I. But they should ask her.
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  534. @Jason Well, imputing that to all guests may not make sense. If this gets you to pay attention to Ukraine, it served a purpose. Gabbard may or may not have sources we don't. I suspect she does. "Journalist" Tucker didn't ask.
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  535. @Jason I agree 100%+ with your second paragraph anyway. Perfectly stated.
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  536. Very important to deflect the blame to nonwhites. The "Russia" meme is strictly DNC/CNN/MSNBC. They've occupied that territory.
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  537. Did you hear any evidence that the protests in Western cities were for terrorism or antisemitic? None was presented.
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  538. That's called free speech. It's not illegal yet. Are their opinions making you feel unsafe? People who are ready to throw out the Constitution for comfort make us all unsafe.
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  539. I don't like Biden, but this editorial was not right. Not even for the present (sub)culture, not even for this president. Is anyone ever serious?
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  540. OH GREAT. China and Bill Gates are scooping up American farmland. Sounds like a bad movie.
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  541.  @ladylestranj  True. It is reasonable to assume they must have asked questions, but not that they got straight answers. But even if they "knew," that is not a crime.
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  542. How do you do physics labs online? How do you do practicum online?
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  543.  @wendymcclanahan8719  You can find a character in the Brothers Karamazov making fun of the common trope in wars that the enemy tore apart pregnant mothers. Came out around 1880.
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  544. I still remember when this level of hypocrisy caused shock and revulsion.
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  545. No.
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  546. Not in the Constitution.
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  547.  @markrichey3914  No kidding.
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  548. 5:20 Simple. He thinks it won't happen to someone he cares about.
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  549. Not necessarily. It depends on how much money they owe for "frills" like education and health care and their house. If a person can afford real necessities, and drops consumer stuff manufactured abroad, and pays off their debt load, it may turn out to be all right. Let's see what the bondholders will cook up next, to prevent those in debt from seeing this possible relief.
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  550. Well, as it turns out, we still don't know who was responsible for the hospital bombing. Do you think any of these will apologize for their commentary?
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  551.  @TheBandit7613  Who told you that?
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  552. No.
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  553. Super point!
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  554. Yeah, that's what you say now, but JUST WAIT until Osama bin Laden gets his dirty paws on that disappearing ink recipe.
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  555. I actually don't care about this. I want an insider trading investigation instead.
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  556. Who trusts these people not to hit a commercial jet?
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  557.  @SMC01ful  So well put.
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  558. Did you read the statement?
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  559. We've lost the capacity for rational political discourse since the March 2020 shutdowns. It started to get real bad by the summer of 2016 and never got better.
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  560. Based on what Biden said, you would think Trump had already been indicted and convicted of a serious crime, when neither has happened. To think that this man is a lawyer. Allegedly. And swore to uphold the Constitution. Allegedly.
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  561. I think Putin's move is a sign of weakness. What the ultimate result will be isn't evident, however.
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  562.  @King-zx4qr  Good, I'm glad the global warming issue has been settled.
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  563. No one is surprised.
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  564. Were you complaining when the Supreme Court made Bush president? All of this flows from that act. It IS horrid, and getting worse by the minute -- you are right about that part.
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  565. I knew MeToo was over when Tara Reade spoke out, but this is ridiculous.
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  566. ​ @deankirby7237 He loves money. He loooooooves money.
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  567. AOC voted for more money for her own protection.
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  568.  @HotBoxnChevys  Okay. I'll say it slowly. The guy you took seriously was kidding. (Sorry you missed it, it was funny. Don't be jealous.)
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  569.  @bbbbbbb51  I have only one critique. Well, let me ask you, which one is funnier: "lern the Facts" or "lern them facts" I take it back. Maybe he did hit the right tone.
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  570. Raising a strike fund is a noble tradition. GoFundMe says no?
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  571. How do you know who that person really is? The one who claimed to be "Hamas." I don't see that person's face.
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  572. Oh my goodness, you can't be serious.
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  573.  @MS-ns2pj  I already read over 100 pages a day, including legal opinions.
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  574.  @MS-ns2pj  Haaretz begs to differ.
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  575.  @roderickkarladdun7798  Where did you see he said that?
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  576.  @roderickkarladdun7798  Do you know what Haaretz is?
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  577.  @roderickkarladdun7798  BTW, did you know that at one point, Netanyahu supported Hamas? Just like the US supported bin Laden. Pro tip: find stuff out. Emoting is easier, thinking is better.
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  578.  @roderickkarladdun7798  Oh I get it. Yeah, of course. Emoting is easy, thinking hard. I keep forgetting.
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  579.  @roderickkarladdun7798  And MY point is PRECISELY that NO ONE SAID IT DID. That was your inexplicable gloss.
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  580.  @roderickkarladdun7798  LOL, if you had a smidgen of knowledge of history, and of why it is studied, you wouldn't have written the last post. No, it's not for justifying atrocities. I'm not coming back. No one is paying me and I'd have to be paid per letter going forward.
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  581.  @roderickkarladdun7798  Okay, now we move to a smear. Mm hmm, of course, what else? Nothing else worked. Blocked from my notifications.
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  582.  @MS-ns2pj  I answered your question multiple times. (Say no to drugs?) Take a nap, eat something wholesome, reread the thread. Israeli has eminent friends to make its case, and offer criticism. It doesn't need hangers-on like you, or these faux journalists/true grifters with their insipid propaganda, making it look bad.
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  583. The arrogance of this mob! If Hunter were merely a troubled man, due to repeated tragedies in his life, that would be bad enough but I hope we'd have sympathy. But he is traipsing around the world, accepting bribes from the worst of the worst.
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  584. AOC hates women in any event.
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  585. Adam SMITH warned against such parasites!
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  586. So Brandon is so literal, he didn't get the irony? (To tell someone Russian that he has no soul is grotesquely insulting. It means something different in Russian. Why do that? No matter what your politics, you have to face that Brandon is incompetent in everything but influence peddling.)
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  587. And how much $$$ he rakes in my putting on his dour face and bloviating about it.
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  588. The NIH funds vaccine research and similar scientific research. These labs were funded by the US Department of Defense.
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  589. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
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  590. Let's see if I understand. The teachers are all about critical race theory and LGBTQ+pronouns, while the kids are staring at their godphone. Okay, sure.
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  591. There is a problem, and it is not widespread but it is serious when it happens: some police departments have been infiltrated by right-wing extremists. We are not unfamiliar with this. Organized crime has done this in the past, and drug cartels have done this as well, and worse. We don't need more laws to fix it.
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  592.  @insolator1775  LOL, good one.
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  593.  @insolator1775  Juvenile court, suited to considering such cases. No problem.
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  594.  @cloehemmer4815  Not at his age at that hour and with that gun, but Wisconsin generally considers those misdemeanors. What are you people teaching your kids?
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  595. ​@noadlor Must be, lol.
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  596. Dream on :/
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  597.  @Jd-zk8zl  It's a market like any other. If bosses can demand more, they will. If employees can, then they will. The rest is rhetoric. Maybe these people all got rich on Tesla stock during the runup. They can move to Austin, live on less, start podcasts . . . . :D
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  598.  @Jd-zk8zl  You do know a lot of people in NYC got rich between March 2020 and the end of last year, correct? This isn't news to you?
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  599. ​ @Mcmelcher1209  As long as you restrict this to Western European kids, be my guest. /s 😂 You're all nuts. Keep it to yourselves.
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  600. ​ @user-dc2dt2ts4b Parents are signing permission for this.
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  601. ​ @Kimbermom4908 Same place as mine?
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  602. A diamond . . . This is a baaaad gangster movie.
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  603.  @puttintane9937  Upon his arrest, I heard no mention of his race, either.
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  604.  @valerierogers9609  Where is the allegiance of the members of Congress who swore to protect and defend OUR First Amendment?
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  605.  @3ForestAnimals  SHE WAS BORN IN DETROIT.
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  606.  @danielsharp3683  Do you support kicking anyone with dual citizenship with ISRAEL out of government? I DON'T support that.
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  607.  @tomroyse1540  That's just a story. Immigrants are let in to lower wages. They are hated by "real" Americans, and they know it.
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  608.  @jf7078  Is Palestine an enemy nation with respect to the United States? Evidence? Their representatives have been in meetings in Moscow as we speak. In the meantime, Ukraine is losing and the BRICS are expanding. Maybe your knee jerk reactions are not too geopolitically smart? Maybe Mearsheimer has more information on these issues than Gutfeld? Is that possible? Maybe?
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  609.  @beansibub1527  Everything you're proposing is ILLEGAL because it violates the First Amendment and most of the rest of the Constitution. What is "fabulous" about America if not the Bill of Rights and the Fourteenth Amendment? That's pretty much the only thing left.
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  610.  @beansibub1527  No. For standing up for freedom of speech. If you don't want to hear it from her, Tucker and Glenn Greenwald have been talking about it all week.
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  611.  @beansibub1527  Oops. I argued with stupid after you warned me.
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  612.  @beansibub1527  Do you always insert "because" between paragraphs willy-nilly?
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  613. Watched the whole thing again. It's a big nothing burger. So you don't agree with her views? So what? All the parties here are adults and this is college, not high school. Everyone has full free speech rights. We had far more heated discussions, and it certainly did not make the news. That's because it isn't news. It's just playing gotcha again, instead of doing real journalism. Funny, though, how no one specifies how the controlled environment of the Zoom classroom was breached. Students are supposed to be able to count on their privacy being respected on the Zoom platform.
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  614. ​ @JamesMilne-hi2ot  It's a joke. J - O - K - E. Google it.
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  615. @smellmyfinger85  No, you are. The petition didn't cross into unprotected speech. Fact.
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  616.  @JescaML  How stupid are you? I thought civics was a high school requirement.
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  617. Well you're as quick to get rid of the First Amendment as a typical wokester or vaccine mandate promoter. And why? Because Americans -- rightly OR wrongly -- criticized a foreign government. When does this ____ stop?
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  618.  @WhyHandleYouTube  You sound compliant.
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  619.  @grarx.elg60txkkl2d0fkalufgxrfe  Deport Americans for exercising their First Amendment right to criticize another country? I don't agree with their petition. They still have a right to publish it. Get a grip.
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  620.  @FYI003  Or maybe it doesn't want to lose a First Amendment suit? Could that be it? So glad you all showed your true colors, lol.
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  621. Stop it.
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  622. Glad I didn't watch. I knew, I can't take anymore.
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  623. 18 U.S. Code § 2381 - this is where the crime of "Treason" is codified. Maybe if you can prove Putin made her do it, you can have her tried for treason, though I doubt it.
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  624. Until the crime wave results in the pregnancy of your high school freshman -- or seventh grader. Then you'll be looking to see which states have comprehensive care and no mind games. GET REAL.
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  625.  @emort6  Y'mean like an Epstein, or one of his many cronies?
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  626.  @stevenhicks8159  Entirely incorrect. Marriage is most certainly a civil matter. No church can ever be required to recognize any marriage from a purely religious standpoint. Even some don't recognize divorce and remarriage. It is their First Amendment right to decline to recognize any of that. But by the same token, they cannot dictate what a CIVIL marriage is.
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  627. To lead you straight to war without your having to stop and think, you mean? How is he better than Joe?
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  628. People make all kinds of fortunes on a false premise. Mark Twain described it. That was ages ago.
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  629. This video needs a content warning. Seeing Taylor Lorenz's performance was too much for me.
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  630. No wonder Tucker was fired.
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  631. Reality
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  632. How are you doing in math?
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  633.  @Jacob_217  I didn't ask about your grades. I wanted to know what you are studying.
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  634.  @Jacob_217  I should have made that clearer, I see.
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  635.  @Jacob_217  This time, my question was clear. You must know what broad topics you are doing in math now. Never mind, you don't have to answer.
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  636.  @Jacob_217  Higher mathematics requires quite lengthy periods of concentrated attention free of any distractions.
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  637.  @trufflesrheaven  Anyone could die. The question is, what's the point of living? We are racing headlong into that question.
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  638.  @trufflesrheaven  So you made an individual decision. You were not coerced.
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  639.  GuitarGeek72  BRAVO. Hearing someone think is a relief these days.
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  640. It's time for nuclear bombs, clearly. What are we waiting for? /s
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  641. Your first sentence answers your question perfectly.
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  642. Wow,I thought it was lemon, not Le Mans.
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  643. Me, too. Every electrical engineer I know refuses to carry a smart phone now.
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  644. Whoopie is an ignoramus, and smug about it. What do people learn in school??
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  645. How many right wingers always said that when a Bad Guy loses rights, it's not that important. What is important is that the Bad Guy Did Bad Things, and "we got him." Well, civil rights and civil liberties are important. VERY. Now you know.
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  646.  @tedunguent156  Prolong the war. Give the sanctions more time to undermine the BRICS economically. What do you think this is about?
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  647.  @itisfinished4U  There was no good way for the last election to end. Or the one before that, or the one before that, . . . Etc.
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  648. This is truly ugly.
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  649. Amber was guilty of not being very funny --- until her boss took the joke the wrong way. Then it was funny all right.
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  650. Don't worry. The board of directors will announce the dividend on the 21st.
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  651. Great news!! The major donor to the Harvard Kennedy School of Government, Leslie Wexner, has severed all ties!! You remember Wexner? Jeffrey Epstein was his protégé.
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  652. Does anyone on earth think Buttigieg is more qualified than this gentleman? Really??
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  653. The laboratories are not secret, or at least not all of them. Consult the US Embassy in Ukraine website. The Department of Defense funds these biolabs. DOD, not NIH. Check it yourself. DOD -- so, Fauci isn't involved in this one! 🤣 Sorry, I have a thing for gallows humor.
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  654. I seem to remember a Fourth Amendment. Has anyone else heard of it? I'm not sure.
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  655. The demonstrators are trying to influence the verdict. You are, too. Sorry to see.
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  656. "Equality of result" 😅😅😅😅😅 When the CEO of a corporation he WORKS for, and did not himself found, made about 15 to 25 times what the lowest paid worker did, we had a solid country. Now when the difference is 200- or 300-fold, or worse, you see what we've got. Keep it up. These two are looking to profit from it, nothing more.
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  657. Source?
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  658. Great news!! The major donor to the Harvard Kennedy School of Government, Leslie Wexner, has severed all ties!! You remember Wexner? Jeffrey Epstein was his protégé. He's not handing out his money any more, for this. Wexner has principles.
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  659. Uh oh. Now you've scared me.
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  660. So she once had a job of sorts as a Senator, and now she got a big promotion and does what highschoolers do. Poorly raised highschoolers. I'm shocked shocked.
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  661.  @utbigpapa  How much help do you think is available to the families of the murdered children? And their friends and classmates? Why don't you follow this story and find out? You do know one of the mothers of a Columbine victim committed suicide?
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  662.  @utbigpapa  This never goes away.
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  663. Cruz just made Maxine Waters look good. This is Cruz's superpower.
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  664. What these people consider fun is what I don't get.
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  665. Lol, truth.
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  666. Colossal anything is frightening. I agree. Colossal fortunes top the list.
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  667. Whoopie Goldberg doesn't "feel" it was about race. Excruciating.
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  668. Mandatory vaccination is one of the most intrusive working conditions a person could have imposed on them. Truckers are alone in a cab during most of the day. If you're still scared of transmission, give them all test kits -- especially the vaccinated, who might think they have a cold.
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  669.  @reidfmorthel5597 BTW, it appears to me that part of my post is shadowed. Just for the record.
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  670.  @reidfmorthel5597 I am being censored. Your counterfactual post stands, however. Congrats. In any event, you did not address the points I made that were allowed to see daylight. I don't know why you think you have.
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  671.  @reidfmorthel5597 My truthful response to your strawmanning and non sequiturs is being repeated blocked. No one said it was all right for anyone to spread a deadly disease. Every country with comprehensive universal health also had better outcomes. But you want to blame your neighbors instead, and you're proud of yourself for it.
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  672.  @reidfmorthel5597 Seems I can't talk about the J n J specs, LOL. A sponsor? I agree about civilized societies, though. Emigrating to Europe by 2024, proud to have decided in 2019. :)
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  673.  @reidfmorthel5597 So, is anyone not vaccinated by that very fact in favor of spreading a deadly disease? Who made you think this? What else can they make you think? Why are so many vaccinated people supporting the truckers? Why are European leftists anti-mandate? Corbyn, Melenchon, Autin, the CGT, . . . It's the norm there. I know my responses are shadowed. I tested it.
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  674.  @reidfmorthel5597 I'm being censored again. I provide facts, I get shadowed. Why do you think that's happening? That alone should make a person suspect the official line.
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  675.  @reidfmorthel5597  BTW, see John Campbell: animals are becoming infected now. And meat production is a risk for creating deadly disease in people. I don't eat meat. Do you? Meat eaters spread deadly diseases.
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  676.  @rhuttrho88  needs to get a dictionary, perhaps
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  677.  @ransomcoates546  I'm very pleased mine studied mathematics and literature.
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  678.  @ransomcoates546  If those are your only choices, well . . . all right. I mean, who can argue with that, then?
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  679. Wow. We could save money on trials and just hire you.
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  680. Bucktown is an expensive neighborhood. It is not a safe one, and never was. Locals know, innocent suburbanites and others from outside the area imagine it's hip. Poor artists lived there about 30 years ago, always a harbinger of coming gentrification. The poor artists knew to be cautious.
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  681. How do they all know to say the same thing at the same time? They need a new meme generator.
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  682. Good gawd, I knew Kamala had no class but this is absurd. As a little girl I knew about never turning my back on an adult.
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  683. What? Bill Nye was a successful engineer and inventor, before going into media.
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  684.  @CarltonSmith45  If you can't stand "lying," then start by not throwing that word around.
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  685. When the leaders of Podemos had surprise twins and bought a house in the suburbs of Madrid that cost about $780,000, they faced a no-confidence vote. (They did survive the vote.) Other BLM leaders called for an investigation. That does show integrity.
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  686. What a thing to say about Willie Nelson. Remember when he refused to file for bankruptcy? He was a hero then.
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  687.  @josefranciscorosalesblandi3688  I would just die if someone compared me to her in any way whatsoever. :)
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  688. The chart seems to show fewer and larger hurricanes. If we don't make presumptions and actually ask whether this is a real trend, and if it is, examine why it's happening, we might actually find out some facts and stuff. That would be different.
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  689.  @tobito3100  Read Nadine Strossen's book. It's all there, and it's not long. It doesn't take a long book to explain it.
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  690.  lucy fair  Hate speech is not a crime. But publishing a hate speech manifesto can alert law enforcement on who to watch.
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  691. Norfolk Southern were warned by their lawyers not to say a word.
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  692. Um, we know what they can do to us. :/
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  693. Absolutely read the whole letter. It contains enough half-truths and outright falsehoods to make you question the judgment and credibility of the writer. Perhaps he is simply angry, because, after all, he feels that this (incredibly expensive) school is failing his daughter. He has every right to protest, like everyone else. That doesn't mean he's right. We don't know what is in Brearley's curriculum. We have not seen any of their classes, or examined the books and other materials they assign. Have we? But isn't that what intellectual openness and thinking for oneself means?
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  694. You think it can control French people?
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  695. Great reminder. Exactly how the (self-proclaimed) elites think.
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  696.  @kingofthekludge  That's not consistent with the documents TC just produced. You must agree there are well-founded questions that can no longer be swept away. You must agree the Department of Defense, not NIH, funds these biolabs. You must agree that Nuland and Rubio just expressed grave concern about the contents of the labs falling into the wrong hands. ALL established.
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  697.  @kingofthekludge  You're citing bureaucratic esoterica, as if a "certification" holds sway over material reality.
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  698.  @kingofthekludge  I'm not saying that. I'm saying that the question is well-founded, amply so, and that it is urgent. A week ago, it would have been labeled Russian disinformation. It would have been a "when did you stop beating your wife" type of question. Face it.
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  699.  @kingofthekludge  Go back and look. Why do I need to spell it out a second time? That's a question for you to ask yourself.
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  700.  @kingofthekludge  I'm not believing, I'm asking. What I do believe, as a general matter, is that the truth, about anything, doesn't count any more. The post-modernists have won. I don't know why we wouldn't teach them, then. Go Foucault! rah rah
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  701. I feel that. :/
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  702. Why do you believe this report? The demonstrations in Western countries are not predominately anti-semitic. They are in favor of a cease-fire and an end to the seige of Gaza. Having said that, I would never go to one, because I know anti-Semites are present, and are using legitimate concern for Palestinian children, and for preserving the Geneva Conventions, as a cover. I would never want to be present under those circumstances. I can understand making a different choice in this instance.
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  703.  @varab6287  OP mention Orwell's 1984. Ring a bell?
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  704. Anyone surprised? EDIT: Wait, Democrats are surprised! 😂😂😂
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  705. All they know is grift.
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  706. I can believe literally anything about almost anybody short of Mom.
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  707. They aren't describing any facts. There is no evidence the demonstrations in the West support Hamas or any terrorists, or that they are full of anti-semites. Are anti-semites infiltrating the demonstrations and using them as a cover? Most likely, and that's why I would not join. The demonstrations themselves and most of the people in them are, however, for an end to the seige and for a general cease fire. There are Jewish people joining them. Don't you ever watch Democracy Now? Amy Goodman's father was a rabbi, I believe. Watch it now, to hear what actual Israelis are saying.
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  708.  @leif54240  This person thinks that anyone on Fox who quotes ( or misquotes) the Bible is speaking Truth because she has the right feelings.
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  709.  @pikecollisionllc9868  How is having been a successful engineer and inventor not science?
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  710.  Jim Harol  Right. He's an engineer.
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  711.  Jim Harol  Being a science teacher wouldn't make him right, either. If what he is saying is true, then he is right to say it.
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  712. Who is arming Hamas with rockets? We need better information.
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  713. @mruncletheredge  Well, here is why it did to me: The alleged perpetrator, his poor acting skills, his gesturing toward a weapon but no sign he has one, the voice over at that point saying to wait for police, the way he was supposedly apprehended bare-handed, the stick used to beat him, the fact that so many blows hit his shoe soles and other places where they won't hurt, and then the comment at they end that they would let him go. Maybe more stuff -- this was from memory. I guess we don't need deep fakes. World wrestling stuff, or stuff that is even more lame, is plenty.
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  714. @commonsenseincalifornia2579  You sound like Hillary, with her bogus accusations of Russia Russia Russia. If you don't have any doubts about THIS video, in 2023, maybe you need to think more critically.
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  715.  @commonsenseincalifornia2579  Here's another clue: if I think this was fake, that means I think there are no criminals in the video. I think it's cosplay.
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  716.  @commonsenseincalifornia2579  I explained why I thought so. Was my post shadowed? How convenient. That's right, you've got it: I don't take a poll before (gasp!) thinking for myself.
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  717.  @commonsenseincalifornia2579  I said I thought so, not that I know so.
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  718.  @commonsenseincalifornia2579  Correct. That is what I think. Think does not equal know.
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  719. @b.d.walters9402  Maybe you should be more skeptical, since you have no basis to "refute" me, nor are you able to prove I'm wrong. You think it is real. You don't know, either. You could be played that way, you know.
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  720.  @b.d.walters9402  Does this resemble the authentic videos where a shop owner actually defended himself, like the gentleman in New York City got arrested for self-defense and then was released after the outcry? Not that all will be the same, but . . . Seriously?
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  721. @b.d.walters9402  Hitting someone with a flimsy stick on the soles of his gym shoes will cause them to scream every time. Sure it will, lol. He had "gestured" for a weapon (with no sign of one, but who knows?), yet at the end, they said they would let him go. No sign of police and no sign of holding him over for the police, which is what should happen. No sign that he was at any point patted down for a weapon. LOLOL, what will deep fakes do to your brain if this doesn't raise a doubt?
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  722. @b.d.walters9402  You made the knowledge claim. I did not. I asserted skepticism, which is doubt, not knowledge. If you are too easily led, that sure isn't my problem. And if you get so angry over this, well . . . Chances are you see my point! 🤣
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  723.  @b.d.walters9402  k blocked Then why did you bother? Really worth your time? Really?
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  724. Trump was too lazy and unfocused to do anything about the Deep State, except tweet a lot and scowl.
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  725. If Musk is who you need, . . . Oh brother.
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  726. GOOD REMINDER! Thank you.
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  727. Briahna Joy Gray was underwhelmed by this indictment, and she is Bernie Sander's former press secretary and a Harvard Law grad. She's not alone, either.
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  728. And so does this.
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  729. On the contrary, they get paid.
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  730. ​ @anthonythevettedude8270 Wake up
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  731. For this to come out during a pandemic is beyond mind boggling.
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  732.  @andistillar9579  That's just it. More questions, no answers.
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  733.  @debbiesherman3215  She did not "incite violence." That is a fabrication. Read Brandenburg v. Ohio, or have Glenn Greenwald read through it for you, step by step.
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  734.  @actuallyitisrocketscience  A censure by Congress is a finding of wrongdoing, and a formal reprimand for that wrongdoing. It was applied to punish free speech. Thus its purpose was to chill free speech. I'm not cheering that.
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  735. @@fjbbiden9352 Read Brandenburg v. Ohio. Everyone should. It should be taught in high school civics, along with Tinker v. Des Moines.
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  736.  @Whataworld134  Very few people have. I was shaken by that, to the point where I caught COVID. I'm not kidding. It was an emotional jolt.
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  737. @judykendrick8259  Is opposing Netanyahu antisemitic? Then Israel is full of Jewish antisemites. These easy equivalences (supporting Palestinian liberation = supporting 10/7) reminds me of how the wokesters "think." Or whatever you could call the swarming they do. But you know what? Praising Hamas is legal. Waving, or burning, any flag is legal. The US is unique in the world in that way. I know of no other country with free speech laws so strong. Tucker has talked about it all week. It's a hot topic because it's CHANGING, and that's terrible.
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  738.  @Whataworld134  I'm fine. No vaxx. ;)
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  739.  @Whataworld134  Thank you.
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  740.  @debbiesherman3215  Clue me in, I'd love to hear.
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  741.  @carolbatchelder1  Yeah, it's time we finish with this free speech crap. Speech should have serious consequences, just like the woksters say. Anyone who makes me feel unsafe needs to be fired and arrested. And while we're at it, they should have to give me their house.
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  742. @user-pv9ev3nu6s  Take a look at the Brandenburg case and see what "incitements" means. Or just consider January 6th. Do you think Trump "incited violence?"
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  743. @NEVERAGAIN5784  What's happening on our soil is already evident, and has been for decades: those standing up for civil rights and civil liberties are being rebuffed daily, and those violating the law are getting away with it --- or profiting from it. But thanks for the head's-up, I had no clue. /s
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  744.  NEVERAGAIN5784  No one needs you as a client. Well, unless they are desperate for money, and even then.
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  745.  NEVERAGAIN5784  Phone s*x would be more palatable by far.
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  746.  NEVERAGAIN5784  Just to be clear, I didn't mean with you. 🤣
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  747. @donnaa9581  Did Trump raid their house? Did he raid Hunter's house? Serious question; I no longer remember. His DoJ did indict Assange, so . . . No angel, but by their deeds, you shall know them . . .
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  748. Read the article. New York Times.
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  749. Jamaican accents are the best.
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  750. Gavin de Becker discussed this long before Columbine, in fact. Important to think about this for sure.
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  751. I hope you're right. The lady looks worried. God, let it be an act.
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  752. He knew what a woman was when he picked Kamala. I think. Right?
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  753. One word: Roe. No, not because anyone normal likes abortion. Because no one feels comfortable with uncertainty, and everyone hates the thought that a 10 year old girl could be denied an abortion. So an Epstein could hold her fate in his hands. Think it through.
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  754.  @JohnDoe-i5z5c   That's not her fault. That's Biden's fault. Her background is outstanding, and the opinions, concurrences, and dissents she has written prove her capabilities. Same for Justice Barrett. They've both proved themselves. (BTW, I've never voted for a ticket with Biden on it. I saw through that 16 years ago.) Try reading some opinions and see. Or, let cable television decide for you. 😂
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  755.  @Shalompaz-m7w  Why is everyone
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  756.  @Shalompaz-m7w  who does not agree
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  757.  @Shalompaz-m7w  in
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  758.  @Shalompaz-m7w  visible
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  759.  @Shalompaz-m7w  Riddle me that
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  760. Hillary has lost it? She hates free speech as much as you do. You have so much in common now.
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  761. You only just noticed?
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  762. Clear-eyed view. :/
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  763.  @Tes7000  I don't think he meant equivalent. I didn't hear it that way.
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  764.  @oldschooljack3479  I have an odd question: are you a veteran? If not, a small business owner? The reason I ask is that the only people I know who think that way are veterans, small business owners, or both. I mean that literally.
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  765. Look, we borrow from one of the BRICS to finance a war against another. Maybe think this through . . .
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  766. Wow, Nuland handed them a job.
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  767. ​​ @Mal35m-ub6uj What law school did you go to? The lawyer arguing the case is supposed to explain the distinction they support to the Court. Is that too tough for them? Then they should get a different job.
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  768. @txt4r  That's not her fault. That's Biden's fault. Her background is outstanding, and the opinions, concurrences, and dissents she has written prove her capabilities. Same for Justice Barrett. They've both proved themselves. (BTW, I've never voted for a ticket with Biden on it. I saw through that 16 years ago.) Try reading some opinions and see. Or, let cable television decide for you. 😂
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  769. @hanabiber1823  That's just a slogan. She is as qualified as any other Justice -- easily.
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  770.  @txt4r  I clerked at the appellate level. You don't have a clue.
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  771. @txt4r  You know zero about it. I bet you've never seen a Supreme Court opinion, much less read thousands of them. Blocked for wasting my time. I have stuff to do today.
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  772. @txt4r  I'm getting censored now, for providing real information? Great, then you get blocked from my feed.
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  773.  @txt4r  Why are factual replies scents erred? Oh Gee, I Wonder Why.
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  774. @Mal35m-ub6uj  Look, they won't let me explain. I get ____ right away. Her question was proper. This is exactly how hypotheticals are framed. The lawyer is supposed to explain the legal distinction. Her question does NOT imply SHE thinks they are the same. She knows they're not. (Read her concurrence in the January 6th case. She voted with conservatives.)
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  775.  @Mal35m-ub6uj  Sadly, my replies go poof, like a puff of smoke.
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  776.  @jumpers500  Yes. I only joined YT during the COVID lockdown last year. I see the downside, too.
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  777. You must enjoy propaganda. Haaretz doesn't say this. He can denounce American "intellectuals" because they are stupid and vile, but he cannot answer Haaretz with this spiel.
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  778. So look at other sources concerning the US and Ukraine. Should anyway.
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  779. I would never go to any such demonstration because I am not convinced that there are no anti-Semites present. But the cause of maintaining the rules of war under the Geneva Conventions in every conflict, no matter how it started, is worth fighting for. That includes water to Gaza, not striking hospitals in Gaza, etc. There is zero evidence that most of those demonstrating in WESTERN cities are anti-Semites. Whether the anti-Semites who are there are taking advantage of the protests, and using the honest protestors as a cover, is a different matter. They are, or at least they are trying to. That's why I wouldn't go.
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  780. Unless you were thinking Saudi Arabia? PRC? I don't know. Have you researched it?
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  781. At this point, does anyone want to see Biden or Buttigieg?
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  782. So it took our security forces roughly 20 months to go get our nuclear secrets. An actual spy could have photographed them and sold them countless times.
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  783. She's an ignoramus.
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  784.  @michaeldoe7051  They certainly are for these purposes. You've been to their house? You know about their ethics when they find themselves under stress? You know about their private lives? You're not even supposed to know about their private lives.
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  785. Oooh, against free speech, are we?
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  786. No one else sees it's FAKE??
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  787. @tormentfromhell73 I'm sorry they took your bunny. That was mean.
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  788. @tormentfromhell73  Someone in this picture needs to be CTG's Donkey of the Day --- either the criminal for doing it, or Gutfeld for thinking it's real. If you don't have doubts, . . . STUPID.
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  789. I respect that young man so much for speaking out. Courageous.
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  790. @KHY 001 It's clearly insufficient as a legal definition. Colloquial language is perfectly fine for ordinary discussion. This is grammar policing, just like wokesters do.
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  791.  @nicwelch  It most certainly does include semi-automatics. That is the key feature.
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  792.  @nicwelch  Not everyone in the world minds seeing this. You do know about that part, correct? If not, there may be a qualification you lack as well -- a big one, in my opinion, and it's not semantic. Just my opinion.
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  793.  @scottosborn6193  Thank you.
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  794. @michaelhoule2134  Pfft. I didn't know they admitted preschoolers, or 3rd graders.
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  795. Oh, I can think of worse: Pay them for being wrong. Make them rich.
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  796.  @bsymissy  Exactly why did we go to war with Iraq?
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  797.  @williamdawes7866  I suggest you watch today's The Hill Rising, and find out what the whole world knows.
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  798. @Green Grugach Reading Sally Rooney over the past couple of years kept me sane.
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  799.  @peaceandlove2617  I assume all Americans of either party applaud a war they start or have a chance to enter or gain from. I think they want to see this one prolonged.
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  800.  @jeffengland2791  Briahna Joy Gray brings much stronger thinkers on her program.
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  801.  @williamdawes7866  If Victoria Nuland told the truth about the "danger Russia will gain control" of these microbes, in our Department of Defense-funded biolabs, why are WE not demanding inspectors and threatening war, like we did in Iraq? Based on our actions in Iraq, it would stand to reason that we should be the party pushing for inspections.
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  802.  @parisg3758  Le Pen is monstrous. She is SO obviously stupid that I simply cannot understand her appeal. Nepotism, atavism. That's all. The few things she does almost right (giving a voice to a handful of legitimate concerns), she then proceeds to distort grotesquely. Why does anyone believe her election could improve their lives? Many others clearly could do more, yet are trusted less (!) than she.
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  803.  @adamh4594  Yes, Maddow used this defense as well. You are entirely correct. They themselves claim always to be entertainers offering opinions. If something matters, I go to the primary sources they rely on. It's always enlightening and surprising.
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  804.  @viaceslavmikhailovich9825  Note that neither the State Department nor Victoria Nuland has issued a clarification. Note what has happened instead.
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  805. "What do you hope will come from this?" I am sure that what he hopes will happen is not what is likely to happen. I can tell you what WILL happen: very few children whose parents are not loaded, and who cannot afford the very finest private schools, or the very finest public school districts, will have a good education. That's almost here.
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  806.  @heatherhall7899  I guess the ten-year-old should have given birth, then. Or did you believe she was made up?
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  807. Education does not have "customers." See who the top students in the public schools are, and see who the top students at MIT are. We all know: the children of immigrants. Our mothers work. The Market is what has given us social media addiction.
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  808. I'm sorry, I can't date a girl for a job.
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  809. Ned Price is out of practice. "To the best of my knowledge, redacted materials should be available to you soon. This press release obviously needed to go out as soon as possible." Prevarication 101.
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  810. This isn't the left. This is unrecognizable in any other country.
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  811. Nye gave him an answer: absent the acceleration of warming trends that exists due to human activity, the climate today would be as it was in 1750. Can he make a better soundbite? This isn't a documentary, he doesn't have time to give a comprehensive answer.
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  812.  @lmaoanatorhilarious2582  So, you expected Nye to be armed with the peer reviewed studies and to cite them there and then? Considering the level of seriousness, and the persistent denial, I guess that's fair.
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  813. Too bad she inflicted her deep psychological problems on the rest of us.
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  814. Good grief is Trudeau a creep.
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  815.  @my-1903  I believe it. I'm a small part Italian, my parents met there, I know them. They (we) often disappoint me. I know they know better. It's very odd, honestly.
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  816. I had to find out: he was Deputy Assistant Secretary of Spent Fuel and Waste Disposition in the Office of Nuclear Energy for the Department of Energy. Because he got his Master's at MIT.
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  817. No evidence for 40 child beheadings, though sadly it is not impossible. But let's stay with facts.
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  818. I don't believe it, but to be fair, those who do maintain it happened ONE time, and was a miracle.
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  819. Because for most of those demonstrating in Western cities, it's not true.
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  820. Every time.
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  821.  @Positiveenergy68  Correct. That was my point.
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  822. Are you sure? Anyway, it's generally tolled if a wrongdoer took steps to hide his tracks that delayed discovery of his actions.
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  823. I HOPE so.
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  824. I think they were scared into it.
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  825. What part of First Amendment rights is so obscure suddenly?
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  826. Jackson Hole, Wyoming?
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  827.  @saltyprincess4182  Could you please repeat that? I mean the part before "God."
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  828. I have to credit Tucker for the first question. Why now? A new book, all right, . . . Hm.
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  829. Yeah, well, I just saw a law school newsletter saying the entering class was 28% LGBTQ+. These are future lawyers. They know what to say.
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  830. He lisped when he said swastika, I swear he did.
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  831. What in the world is Carlson talking about? Biden is glad DNC lost ground in the House and failed to get a Senate majority. Now he can hide in his basement and collect a check without doing anything. That's the "system" he likes best.
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  832. When someone turns up dead, then we'll talk.
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  833. The suits filed against Tesla and Neuralink are a horror show, and the way eminent scientists won't say a word about Neuralink reminds me of how none of them would criticize the vaccines. As for Musk personally, he has violated securities laws.
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  834.  @Kash_Munni  I did the research. Tesla has the worst discrimination suit pending against it that I've seen in this century. Neuralink has a complaint with 700 pages of exhibits on its grossly illegal primate abuse.
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  835.  @Kash_Munni  You know something else? Whenever I see a man sheep herding the rest of you behind the new Alpha, I find it unseemly. That was once Bill Gates we were supposed to be awed by. Remember how that turned out?
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  836.  @IrishAnnie  You jumped to that conclusion fast. Is tweeting that important? I never opened an account. No Facebook, either, or Instagram, blah blah. The lockdowns brought me here, and my life has not improved because of it.
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  837.  @scottslotterbeck3796  Look up the suits against his companies here.
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  838. What do they care about? They care about insider trading.
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  839. I ❤ NY
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  840. Liars like Barr are supposed to be smarter than that.
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  841. We knew it was a game of chicken. We figured that out in March.
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  842. Because . . . There is no such thing, except in fevered imaginations?
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  843. America has no left. These are gaslighters looking for ways to create guilt in others and obfuscate. ALL they want is to hoard money and increase their control.
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  844. ​@Soy_Bomb What a neat trick, to make people believe gender nonsense is "left."
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  845.  Sir Isaac Newton  Nice one! :)
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  846. Jon Stewart doesn't deserve to be referred to as a member of the mob.
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  847. @charlesprice7608  Let's hear your legal argument. Have at it.
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  848. @charlesprice7608  Jackson's quote is exactly how law school teaches you to fashion hypotheticals. Why is one categorical classification valid and another considered a constitutional violation? A lawyer is supposed to be able to explain why to the Court. That's the idea. But instead of reading and thinking, let cable television tell you what to believe.
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  849. @Jeffski82  I hope they let you see my answer.
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  850. @charlesprice7608  I don't even know what Sunny said.
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  851. @charlesprice7608  What do you mean by "four years of constitutional law?" I know of no law program, JD or LLM, that offers "four years of constitutional law." I was a federal appellate clerk. I do know what I'm talking about.
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  852.  @charlesprice7608  We are both being scents erred here, btw.
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  853. @Jeffski82  When we tell someone that they or we are subject to sense r sheep, that goes poof as well.
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  854. @MisguidedLogic  America has no left, extreme or otherwise. This is a nonsense narrative. Show me a trans Black Panther . . .
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  855. You must not be an Adam Curtis fan. 😁
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  856.  @weirdshibainu  It's a hard call. I tend to think the truth leans slightly toward your side.
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  857. So . . . Trump really did badly, huh? I didn't watch. I tried a few times. I couldn't. I couldn't last 7 seconds.
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  858. False. American Department of Defense dollars funded them. The Soviet Union fell in 1991, over 30 years ago. The US Embassy website still has some information, though the links are no longer active.
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  859. Vive la difference!
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  860. The excitement comes from the latest device from $ilicon Valley.
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  861. Takes cringe to a new, previously unknown level.
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  862. ​ @TedaR  She has an awfully cushy job.
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  863. This was what all US Democrats promised -- before the 2020 election.
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  864. Coming here, I did not expect to laugh.
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  865. Thomas Paine would disagree.
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  866.  @YamiFlyZX  Not clear what you mean. MSM says Russia invaded Ukraine because Putin is mad and evil.
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  867.  @YamiFlyZX  I see. That's funny. The Internecine War is how they all make money. We are in a time when harm makes money. It was a hoot to see Whoopie double down on censorship, though, after her time out. And it's true these accusations of treason by serious people are relatively new. There were a few times during 2020 that I thought Tucker should be fired on the spot, but I didn't catch his usual nonsense here. The Hill Rising had a good segment yesterday with Glenn Greenwald. I haven't seen any followup yet, I was planning to go watch them. Aaron Mate reports that his sources in Russia are telling him there is growing anti-war sentiment there. We are fomenting xenophobia instead, hardly a formula for peace. It's so odd. If Victoria Nuland told the truth about the "danger Russia will gain control" of these microbes, in our Department of Defense-funded biolabs, why are WE not demanding inspectors and threatening war, like we did in Iraq? Based on our actions in Iraq, it would stand to reason that we should be the party pushing for inspections. Look what we're hearing instead.
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  868. Oh please is this a set up?
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  869. Because this time, it is the dollar as global reserve currency that is vulnerable. That's why.
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  870. More than a handful this time.
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  871. ​@fredogee8108 No they didn't, except figuratively.
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  872. @fenix6297  1) I didn't say you did. You said the OP's post referred to "Wall Street firms not hiring pro-Hamas grads." Hence I posed a well-founded question, based on your post. I didn't assume YOU thought the students' statement was indeed "pro-Hamas." I don't know your thoughts. 2) My comment about consequences was addressed to the OP. Your remarks to me are all non sequiturs. OP appears not to know that speech on political matters is indeed free of plenty of "consequences." That's the whole point of freedom of speech and expression. And if OP is just trotting out mindless slogans, why do you think he knows to make fine distinctions? Also, and this is addressed to you, none of these principles are "tidbits." I think I made a good recommendation to OP to wrap his head around some serious grappling with free speech, for a general perspective. I think everyone should read that case -- especially the concurrence. The fact that it deals with criminal law is important for the holding, of course, but the wider context is important as well. Valuing free speech as an integral part of our culture is crucial to its continued existence. In fact, that's exactly what Greenwald discussed in a serious way tonight. This show is just taking people down the wrong road . . . again. And making money doing it. But they call on someone else not to have a job. Risible!
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  873.  @fenix6297  You seem not to know what assumptions are, as distinguished from, say, questions. Does that work out for you? 😂
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  874.  @fenix6297  You're right, I do not suffer from self-loathing. I lived in Paris long enough to be definitively cured of that.
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  875.  @veritas220  Nope, Paris IV
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  876. @davemarolda5612  It also doesn't mean you can coerce a college to publish lists of members in student organizations. Remember when some of the really prestigious ones were secret? Skull and Bones rings a bell?
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  877. "Look over there, a Hamas squirrel!"
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  878. Don't believe this report. They aren't telling you the truth.
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  879. How would you know?
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  880.  @Astro1645  You will make an excuse for anything. Why?
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  881. Came here from Stephen F. Cohen's presentation at the 92nd Street Y in New York from a couple of years ago. People have got to see that.
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  882. If an employee can get more money and better working conditions, what is wrong with that?
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  883. 3:12 Just get mad and stay mad, cover all your bases, never end up the last to know?
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  884. I had to think about this for ten whole minutes before it dawned on me that a trans man might still be able to get pregnant. This new language is more sinister than it looks: they are pretending these gender dysphoria treatments can't render girls sterile. Yes they can.
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  885. Starting to bug me. I love salads.
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  886. No, that's not the reason.
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  887.  @gregorysagegreene  happy for you!!
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  888. I know. After all, who needs court? Remember Uvalde, when the police said a teacher propped open the door? Remember when police decided Gabby Petito was the primary aggressor in her relationship with Brian Laundrie? I always believe the police, honest. Trials are for sissies.
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  889. At the major hospital in my city, it's been "pregnant people" for a couple of years now. Since it's not a veterinarian's office, I had assumed people.
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  890. Dupe
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  891. @crewchief5144  Well that was lucid.
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  892. @crewchief5144  Well you're as quick to get rid of the First Amendment as a typical wokester or vaccine mandate promoter. And why? Because Americans -- rightly OR wrongly -- criticized a foreign government. When does this stop? Meanwhile in Israel, Haaretz has denounced Netanyahu, and this weekend, there are calls -- in Israel -- for him to resign. Are they still allowed to speak their minds?
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  893.  @crewchief5144  Never heard of such a thing. Need to know basis?
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  894.  @crewchief5144  Last I heard, Americans can criticize any country. Some reason to amend the Constitution? No?
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  895.  @crewchief5144  I don't listen to that thing. No wonder I had no idea.
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  896. Watch the recent podcast with one of these types of people and Glenn Greenwald. Not to be missed.
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  897. P. S. You'll enjoy it.
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  898.  @DietersYT  Glenn Greenwald, System Update, Answers His Critics' Call to Engage. I hope he will continue in this vein and invite sharper critics next time. He has been on Briahna Joy Gray's Bad Faith podcast. She's incredible.
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  899. The remedy for speech you don't like is MORE speech. Big Tech is allowed to add a "warning" message on any video they disagree with, for any reason. If they can identify "problematic" videos or other materials that they think should be censored, then they can just add a disclaimer instead. More speech, not censorship. Big Tech can certainly afford it.
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  900. Intent isn't supported by evidence. It's the recklessness charges that matter.
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  901. Nice Christmas interview.
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  902. So let me ask you, have you read the statement? Then how do you know what it says, and that it should be condemned? Have you read the Haaretz editorial? Does the statement go beyond what Haaretz said? Full disclosure: I have read Haaretz, I have not read the Harvard students' statement. I'm interested in all Israeli views, not in American college student views. I'm just interested in whether you yourself practice critical thinking since you assert the need to value it.
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  903.  @Alice-m7e  If you read, you might not get duped yet again. I thought COVID taught everyone the value of finding things out for themselves. Not you, huh?
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  904.  @Alice-m7e  Your favorite four letter word is a rather odd choice.
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  905. The kids of the food manufacturers can afford organics.
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  906. No one expects Biden et al to fix this. We know they're in it for themselves. What do you propose?
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  907. Who knows who the person chanting was? I don't see a face.
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  908.  @minniemaeshufflebutt116  These labs were funded by the US Department of Defense, not the NIH.
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  909.  @MF-fg3lj  You are welcome to verify every fact he has mentioned. It's easy. Who trusts Russian media? Who would believe anything they said? Strange red herring, this is about the US, not Russia.
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  910.  @minniemaeshufflebutt116  Yes, and in Ukraine it was not NIH but Department of Defense.
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  911. How do you know? Have you examined the curriculum for yourself, to see for yourself? Have you sat in on a class, or seen any video presentations, even selected by the school for publication? Have you even read the whole letter? These posts rushing to take a stand against "totalitarianism" that all say the same things in unison without examining anything are not funny any more.
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  912. Oh. Not a natural ginger.
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  913. Every day, they find new and inventive ways to funnel more money from ordinary working people to the 0.001%. I guess they still need the money? How needy!
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  914. Did George Santos release his taxes from this "work" he did? Simple question.
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  915.  @thatsabingo6695  Unfortunately, to some people, it is.
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  916. Wait. MSM told me experts agreed Putin's back was against the wall.
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  917.  @johnrobbins917  Can you be serious? Not one man one vote but one share one vote. The majority shareholders decide.
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  918. Wow, Tucker did this. Huh. Say, I have a question: what network did Columbine?
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  919.  @GodBlessYou112  That's what you got from the press. Remember how at first, Uvalde was because "a teacher left the back door open?"
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  920.  @a.s.4601  Anyone whose New Favorite Word is "Karen" should be blocked until their morale improves. "Karen" is worse than "triggered."
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  921. How is the media grappling? By concentrating on Depp v. Heard.
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  922. They pay her. She likes it.
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  923. Good news.
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