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Cake day: June 30th, 2023

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  • Sounds like the article is a little confused, or this is brand new stuff, which is possible.

    The comments about wanting to murder people that I knew about came him and a friend filming Black people leaving a cvs and them “knowing” they were all shoplifters and wanting to kill them for it. They’d just go sit outside drug stores because of propaganda and “filming subjects”.

    There was also the video where he tried to jump a younger girl and when 3 black guys (his age) yelled at him not to hit a young girl. He immediately fell to the ground in a fetal position and started crying and begging, literally that was his reaction to being told not to beat a young girl.

    Those two examples together showed he didn’t have the same basic reactions to a situation any normal human would have. And that he can’t properly identify risks.


  • We could be at the end of Bernie’s second term right now if Hillary hadn’t staged a hostile takeover of the DNC during the primary.

    trump would have been nothing more than a dated joke from TV reruns, Covid would have been handled appropriately, pretty much everyone would be measurably better off.

    Dont forget what the moderate branch stole from us, they’re still the ones running shit. That’s not just an expression, literally the same people from back then are still running the DNC and in the current administration, they’re literally still the ones running shit.







  • Remember when Joe Biden said “no one is above the law”?

    It’s against US and international law to supply munitions for a genocide, and while it will never happen; Joe confessing to his crimes and resigning would blow all the “both sides are the same” arguments straight out of the water.

    But he won’t.

    Both sides aren’t the same. Except they do both think they’re above the law, and that the other “team” shouldn’t also be above the law.

    I’m thankful to Bernie and the Squad for being a few rational voices insisting everyone should follow the law and not just people who disagree with them.





  • The East Coast can be as dense as Europe, because that built up quickly before cars were a rhing. People in cities can walk everywhere, and driving is slower due to traffic

    The hills stayed rural and can take forever.

    Midwest is the stereotypical America you have to drive everywhere. If you try to walk somewhere in a small town, everyone is going to stop to offer a ride assuming your car broke down

    The “fly over” states are giant agricultural farms with nothing in between them. Walking is impossible but you can likely get on a freeway/highway quickly and drive times may be similar to the Midwest, just less options

    The west Coast is also densely populated, but happened after the popularity of cars and most cities are designed for cars not pedestrians.