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The same people who scream about “Christian values” and “respect for life” the moment it’s convenient suddenly have no problem spreading lies, mocking Rob Reiner's death, and turning human tragedy into political entertainment. Donald Trump didn’t just cross a line, he erased it. And the right didn’t push back.... show more

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A young man lost his life. A family buried a son. Parents are living every mother’s and father’s worst nightmare. And somehow, in the middle of that grief, there were people celebrating. Not demanding justice. Not debating facts. Celebrating. “We glad Austin dead.” Think about how broken a person has to be to say something like that. That isn’t compassion. That isn’t activism. That isn’t justice. It’s democrat we cruelty. And here’s the part that infuriates me most: a handful of loud, ignorant people get on social media and suddenly the media acts like they represent millions of Americans. They don’t represent Black America. They don’t represent decency. They don’t represent the overwhelming majority of normal people who understand that when a young life is lost, the proper response is grief, not Democrats celebration. What we’re witnessing is not courage. It’s moral decay. Because when a society starts applauding tragedy, mocking grieving families, and treating human suffering like entertainment, we’ve crossed a line that has nothing to do with race, politics, or ideology. It’s a question of basic humanity. How did we get to the point where some people can watch a family suffer and respond with applause? That’s what “we” talking about today. #AStoneGroove #SilentMajoritySpeaks

A young man lost his life. A family buried a son. Parents are living every mother’s and father’s worst nightmare. And somehow, in the middle of that grief, there were people celebrating. Not demanding justice. Not debating facts. Celebrating. “We glad Austin dead.” Think about how broken a person has to be to say something like that. That isn’t compassion. That isn’t activism. That isn’t justice. It’s democrat we cruelty. And here’s the part that infuriates me most: a handful of loud, ignorant people get on social media and suddenly the media acts like they represent millions of Americans. They don’t represent Black America. They don’t represent decency. They don’t represent the overwhelming majority of normal people who understand that when a young life is lost, the proper response is grief, not Democrats celebration. What we’re witnessing is not courage. It’s moral decay. Because when a society starts applauding tragedy, mocking grieving families, and treating human suffering like entertainment, we’ve crossed a line that has nothing to do with race, politics, or ideology. It’s a question of basic humanity. How did we get to the point where some people can watch a family suffer and respond with applause? That’s what “we” talking about today. #AStoneGroove #SilentMajoritySpeaks

A Gene Robinson

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🚨They lied. They didn’t just lie to a courtroom. They didn’t just lie to a committee. They lied to you… to your family… to 340 million Americans. And then they used the mainstream media as their megaphone to make you believe it. They lied about the laptop. They lied about January 6. They lied about “weaponization.” They lied about every single thing that mattered…and while they lied, they punished the innocent, destroyed reputations, and caged people like animals. This isn’t a mistake. This is betrayal. They lied and they knew it. And they did it flagrantly.

🚨They lied. They didn’t just lie to a courtroom. They didn’t just lie to a committee. They lied to you… to your family… to 340 million Americans. And then they used the mainstream media as their megaphone to make you believe it. They lied about the laptop. They lied about January 6. They lied about “weaponization.” They lied about every single thing that mattered…and while they lied, they punished the innocent, destroyed reputations, and caged people like animals. This isn’t a mistake. This is betrayal. They lied and they knew it. And they did it flagrantly.

A Gene Robinson

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This is how propaganda works: repeat a false historical claim until it becomes moral dogma. Polling result exposes the problem—not to attack people, but to show how misinformation about slavery is used to assign collective guilt to people who had nothing to do with it. History is clear: slavery existed across civilizations for millennia, and it was Western legal institutions that formally abolished it where they held power. Turning history into a blame narrative isn’t education—it’s dehumanization, the same tool every regime uses before justifying coercion. You don’t fix the past by lying about it. And you don’t build a future by teaching people to hate themselves—or each other—based on myths.

This is how propaganda works: repeat a false historical claim until it becomes moral dogma. Polling result exposes the problem—not to attack people, but to show how misinformation about slavery is used to assign collective guilt to people who had nothing to do with it. History is clear: slavery existed across civilizations for millennia, and it was Western legal institutions that formally abolished it where they held power. Turning history into a blame narrative isn’t education—it’s dehumanization, the same tool every regime uses before justifying coercion. You don’t fix the past by lying about it. And you don’t build a future by teaching people to hate themselves—or each other—based on myths.

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🚨 September 2024: On stage with Tucker Carlson, Roseanne Barr said: “You know they eat babies. That’s not bullshit.” People didn’t argue it. They didn’t investigate it. They didn’t even ask questions. They laughed. They mocked. They ran interference. Now the Epstein files are being dragged into the light and suddenly everyone’s quiet. That wasn’t comedy. That wasn’t insanity. That was a warning….and you were conditioned not to hear it. We have a responsibility to stop this and protect these children.

🚨 September 2024: On stage with Tucker Carlson, Roseanne Barr said: “You know they eat babies. That’s not bullshit.” People didn’t argue it. They didn’t investigate it. They didn’t even ask questions. They laughed. They mocked. They ran interference. Now the Epstein files are being dragged into the light and suddenly everyone’s quiet. That wasn’t comedy. That wasn’t insanity. That was a warning….and you were conditioned not to hear it. We have a responsibility to stop this and protect these children.

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Newsom: He basically took water that was set aside for this summer’s farming from one part of Central Valley and dumped it into another part—without giving them a heads-up—on water they didn’t need and didn’t even know how to store. They had to turn off the pump because it was starting to impact the levees. None of it went to Southern California. But what Donald Trump did was flood the zone with disinformation and misinformation, celebrating as if he somehow solved the problems in Southern California—somehow equating it to fire hoses and fire suppression. And again, facts get in the way. Narrative matters. Illusion so often rules. The challenge we have—and you know this—is that they dominate right now by flooding the zone and weaponizing misinformation and disinformation. They do it with an asymmetry in communication capacity that we have to address. You are addressing it, and we have to own up to it. We’ve got to build that architecture so we can compete in this space. Because what you just said is not commonly known by the overwhelming majority of people who voted for Donald Trump—people who actually believe that water was sent to Southern California, even though we know that demonstrably was not the case.

Newsom: He basically took water that was set aside for this summer’s farming from one part of Central Valley and dumped it into another part—without giving them a heads-up—on water they didn’t need and didn’t even know how to store. They had to turn off the pump because it was starting to impact the levees. None of it went to Southern California. But what Donald Trump did was flood the zone with disinformation and misinformation, celebrating as if he somehow solved the problems in Southern California—somehow equating it to fire hoses and fire suppression. And again, facts get in the way. Narrative matters. Illusion so often rules. The challenge we have—and you know this—is that they dominate right now by flooding the zone and weaponizing misinformation and disinformation. They do it with an asymmetry in communication capacity that we have to address. You are addressing it, and we have to own up to it. We’ve got to build that architecture so we can compete in this space. Because what you just said is not commonly known by the overwhelming majority of people who voted for Donald Trump—people who actually believe that water was sent to Southern California, even though we know that demonstrably was not the case.

Acyn

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They mocked him. They laughed at him. They ignored the people who were crying out for something different. At that Correspondents’ Dinner, the political class thought they were untouchable. They thought the “joke” was on Trump. But what they didn’t understand is this: When you mock a man who represents everyday Americans, you’re not mocking him. You’re mocking the people. And that spark? It lit a fire. That same dynamic is playing out right now. When I got into this Senate race, the establishment laughed. They called it a “vanity project.” They said, “Nobody knows who he is.” They said, “He can’t win.” Now they’re spending millions trying to stop me. Why? Because they see what’s happening. The people are done with career politicians. Done with being managed instead of represented. This isn’t just about Democrats. This is about Republicans too. They want fighters. They want conviction. They want someone who actually believes what they say, and has the backbone to stand on it. The will of the people, vox populi, always wins in the end. We the People. That’s the spark. That’s the fire. And that’s the future of this great nation. The time is NOW.

They mocked him. They laughed at him. They ignored the people who were crying out for something different. At that Correspondents’ Dinner, the political class thought they were untouchable. They thought the “joke” was on Trump. But what they didn’t understand is this: When you mock a man who represents everyday Americans, you’re not mocking him. You’re mocking the people. And that spark? It lit a fire. That same dynamic is playing out right now. When I got into this Senate race, the establishment laughed. They called it a “vanity project.” They said, “Nobody knows who he is.” They said, “He can’t win.” Now they’re spending millions trying to stop me. Why? Because they see what’s happening. The people are done with career politicians. Done with being managed instead of represented. This isn’t just about Democrats. This is about Republicans too. They want fighters. They want conviction. They want someone who actually believes what they say, and has the backbone to stand on it. The will of the people, vox populi, always wins in the end. We the People. That’s the spark. That’s the fire. And that’s the future of this great nation. The time is NOW.

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Democrats demand release of files, Republicans agree, propose a bill, only to have a Democrat judge and Dems politicians block it. Dems does this, hoping that people will believe Trump has something to hide, while they’re the ones blocking the release of the files in the background. It’s the same old game they always play. Create a problem, draw attention to the problem, claim that somebody else is at blame for the problem and then claim you can only fix the problem if they vote for you.

Democrats demand release of files, Republicans agree, propose a bill, only to have a Democrat judge and Dems politicians block it. Dems does this, hoping that people will believe Trump has something to hide, while they’re the ones blocking the release of the files in the background. It’s the same old game they always play. Create a problem, draw attention to the problem, claim that somebody else is at blame for the problem and then claim you can only fix the problem if they vote for you.

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Most people don’t give up on their dreams because they lack talent. it’s usually the weight of ordinary life that does it. Joe rogan knew a carpenter whose dream was to make it as a musician. Every Monday he’d come back to work saying he was going to get his life together. Then the weekend would come and he’d go right back to drinking and cocaine. The problem wasn’t that he didn’t have talent. It was that chasing the dream became exhausting. You work all day, get home tired, force yourself to band practice, someone doesn’t show up, you make no money, and people keep telling you to get a real job. Eventually the dream starts feeling impossible and escaping reality starts feeling easier. He then talks about watching older people dance to songs from their youth. It’s not really the music they’re chasing. It’s the feeling of being young enough to believe anything was still possible, before bills, obligations, and responsibilities narrowed their choices. Most people don’t become unhappy because they get older. They become unhappy because they slowly stop building a life they’re excited to wake up to.

Most people don’t give up on their dreams because they lack talent. it’s usually the weight of ordinary life that does it. Joe rogan knew a carpenter whose dream was to make it as a musician. Every Monday he’d come back to work saying he was going to get his life together. Then the weekend would come and he’d go right back to drinking and cocaine. The problem wasn’t that he didn’t have talent. It was that chasing the dream became exhausting. You work all day, get home tired, force yourself to band practice, someone doesn’t show up, you make no money, and people keep telling you to get a real job. Eventually the dream starts feeling impossible and escaping reality starts feeling easier. He then talks about watching older people dance to songs from their youth. It’s not really the music they’re chasing. It’s the feeling of being young enough to believe anything was still possible, before bills, obligations, and responsibilities narrowed their choices. Most people don’t become unhappy because they get older. They become unhappy because they slowly stop building a life they’re excited to wake up to.

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We stand with law enforcement. They are doing a life-and-death job enforcing the law, not writing it. They don’t set policy; they carry it out on behalf of the American people. Democrats who encourage mobs, obstruction, or confrontation with federal agents are playing a dangerous game. Standing in the middle of a lawful operation isn’t “activism” it’s reckless, and it puts lives at risk. If you don’t like immigration policy or the outcome of an election, there is a constitutional way to change it: win the next election. You don’t get your way by intimidating officers. You don’t get your way by obstructing justice. And you don’t get your way by turning law enforcement into political targets.

We stand with law enforcement. They are doing a life-and-death job enforcing the law, not writing it. They don’t set policy; they carry it out on behalf of the American people. Democrats who encourage mobs, obstruction, or confrontation with federal agents are playing a dangerous game. Standing in the middle of a lawful operation isn’t “activism” it’s reckless, and it puts lives at risk. If you don’t like immigration policy or the outcome of an election, there is a constitutional way to change it: win the next election. You don’t get your way by intimidating officers. You don’t get your way by obstructing justice. And you don’t get your way by turning law enforcement into political targets.

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Meiselas: The media has ceded its role as the Fourth Estate. They have fought for access, and in fighting for access and for who is gonna call Donald Trump first and get his message—“Donald Trump said this. Donald Trump said that.” They believe that’s actually helpful to their ratings. It’s dangerous, it’s lazy, and It’s actually not helpful to their ratings. If it was, then you would see their ratings skyrocketing and we wouldn’t be here.

Meiselas: The media has ceded its role as the Fourth Estate. They have fought for access, and in fighting for access and for who is gonna call Donald Trump first and get his message—“Donald Trump said this. Donald Trump said that.” They believe that’s actually helpful to their ratings. It’s dangerous, it’s lazy, and It’s actually not helpful to their ratings. If it was, then you would see their ratings skyrocketing and we wouldn’t be here.

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Sec. Buttigieg on RFK and Donald Trump: The President literally owns a club that you have to pay $1 million just to get into. These are not folks who have navigated the [health care] system in a way that they have to worry about any of it. … It’s just not their problem.

Sec. Buttigieg on RFK and Donald Trump: The President literally owns a club that you have to pay $1 million just to get into. These are not folks who have navigated the [health care] system in a way that they have to worry about any of it. … It’s just not their problem.

Protect Our Care

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Running this page has opened my eyes to how many racists who hate white people we have living amongst us. It’s disgusting. I see on a daily basis, people in the comments banging on about slavery and colonialism. They don’t realise the luckiest day of their lives was being born in a western democracy. They have lived a life of privilege but like to be a victim. They are angry with white people moving into black countries hundreds of years ago. But perfectly fine with black people moving to white countries in the present day. They call it immigration when it’s them. They are in support of people being able to live wherever they want. Just not when it’s white people. That’s colonialism and it’s evil. They don’t realise they are everything that they hate the colonisers for. They take all the benefits of being here. But still hate us for it. They use history and things that didn’t happen to them as a scapegoat to be openly hateful towards us. In their own mind it justifies their racism so they can still hold the self righteous belief they are a good person. But when I see people like this. It restores my faith in immigration. It’s good to know that this can sometimes be the outcome. Not everyone is selfish and only care about their own race. There are plenty of people who care about us too. Plenty of people see it for what it is and stand by our side and I have nothing but respect for them. I wish everyone was like that. Thank you to this man for speaking out for us and showing common sense. Because when we say this, they call is far right racists and fascists. But in reality we are only human just like anyone else. Only we are taught to just accept this and eat shit and be happy. It’s double standards and this man is bang on it 👏👏

Running this page has opened my eyes to how many racists who hate white people we have living amongst us. It’s disgusting. I see on a daily basis, people in the comments banging on about slavery and colonialism. They don’t realise the luckiest day of their lives was being born in a western democracy. They have lived a life of privilege but like to be a victim. They are angry with white people moving into black countries hundreds of years ago. But perfectly fine with black people moving to white countries in the present day. They call it immigration when it’s them. They are in support of people being able to live wherever they want. Just not when it’s white people. That’s colonialism and it’s evil. They don’t realise they are everything that they hate the colonisers for. They take all the benefits of being here. But still hate us for it. They use history and things that didn’t happen to them as a scapegoat to be openly hateful towards us. In their own mind it justifies their racism so they can still hold the self righteous belief they are a good person. But when I see people like this. It restores my faith in immigration. It’s good to know that this can sometimes be the outcome. Not everyone is selfish and only care about their own race. There are plenty of people who care about us too. Plenty of people see it for what it is and stand by our side and I have nothing but respect for them. I wish everyone was like that. Thank you to this man for speaking out for us and showing common sense. Because when we say this, they call is far right racists and fascists. But in reality we are only human just like anyone else. Only we are taught to just accept this and eat shit and be happy. It’s double standards and this man is bang on it 👏👏

Around Liverpool

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The adults are making real decisions to protect the country and keep it strong, while the left cries, screams, and spreads misinformation. Too many on the left would rather see America worse off if it means Trump looks bad. They claim to oppose oppression, right up until an actual oppressive dictator is held accountable. Then the principles disappear. At that point it’s clear this isn’t about values or human rights. It’s about opposition at any cost.

The adults are making real decisions to protect the country and keep it strong, while the left cries, screams, and spreads misinformation. Too many on the left would rather see America worse off if it means Trump looks bad. They claim to oppose oppression, right up until an actual oppressive dictator is held accountable. Then the principles disappear. At that point it’s clear this isn’t about values or human rights. It’s about opposition at any cost.

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you might want to take a look at this too, Will Ashley. we never forget the people who started and fueled the hate — those who made it a cycle, turning small issues into constant attacks. they may not be officially affiliated with your team, but since they promote you and your projects, their actions still reflect on you and your fandom. if we’re going to talk about kindness and accountability, it has to go both ways. you can’t preach empathy while turning a blind eye to the same toxicity coming from people who claim to represent you. fandom come and go, but decency should never be situational.

you might want to take a look at this too, Will Ashley. we never forget the people who started and fueled the hate — those who made it a cycle, turning small issues into constant attacks. they may not be officially affiliated with your team, but since they promote you and your projects, their actions still reflect on you and your fandom. if we’re going to talk about kindness and accountability, it has to go both ways. you can’t preach empathy while turning a blind eye to the same toxicity coming from people who claim to represent you. fandom come and go, but decency should never be situational.

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Aaron Donald says he walked away from $30,000,000 guaranteed because he wasn’t willing to take it without the drive to earn it “I’m a guy that train all year round. I’m not a guy that, I might take a week off after the season’s over, and I’m in the weight room. I’m training again. So it’s non-stop work for me. It’s a lot that go into it that the world don’t get to see. A lot of people don’t see it. And it’s like you get exhausted after a while.” “And I don’t got the urge to go through 17 games again. I just don’t got the urge to play football, and it’s a disservice to me to just go out there for a check.” “This amount of money on the table, I can just get that and be done, and just get by. That’s not the way I’m built. That’s not the way I am. And I can’t disrespect the game, because it did so much good for me.”

Aaron Donald says he walked away from $30,000,000 guaranteed because he wasn’t willing to take it without the drive to earn it “I’m a guy that train all year round. I’m not a guy that, I might take a week off after the season’s over, and I’m in the weight room. I’m training again. So it’s non-stop work for me. It’s a lot that go into it that the world don’t get to see. A lot of people don’t see it. And it’s like you get exhausted after a while.” “And I don’t got the urge to go through 17 games again. I just don’t got the urge to play football, and it’s a disservice to me to just go out there for a check.” “This amount of money on the table, I can just get that and be done, and just get by. That’s not the way I’m built. That’s not the way I am. And I can’t disrespect the game, because it did so much good for me.”

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Rachel Maddow: “We were within sight of ending AIDS forever within a decade. Marco Rubio and Donald Trump decided they didn’t understand it and they just cut it all off. It is repulsive and going to cause the deaths of millions of people and it’s going to be on Marco Rubio’s head for the rest of his life”

Rachel Maddow: “We were within sight of ending AIDS forever within a decade. Marco Rubio and Donald Trump decided they didn’t understand it and they just cut it all off. It is repulsive and going to cause the deaths of millions of people and it’s going to be on Marco Rubio’s head for the rest of his life”

Marco Foster

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🚨 “YOU WERE LIED TO” Millions didn’t take the vaccine out of fear for themselves. They took it to “protect others.” To protect parents. Grandparents. The vulnerable. That was the message. Repeated relentlessly. “Stop the spread.” “Protect your loved ones.” “Do your part.” But now? Voices are emerging saying that claim was never properly proven — and may never have been true in the way it was presented. If that’s the case, then this isn’t a misunderstanding. It’s a breach of trust on a global scale. Because people didn’t just make a medical decision — they made a moral one. And they made it based on what they were told. The real question now isn’t just what happened… It’s why people were so certain when the evidence wasn’t.

🚨 “YOU WERE LIED TO” Millions didn’t take the vaccine out of fear for themselves. They took it to “protect others.” To protect parents. Grandparents. The vulnerable. That was the message. Repeated relentlessly. “Stop the spread.” “Protect your loved ones.” “Do your part.” But now? Voices are emerging saying that claim was never properly proven — and may never have been true in the way it was presented. If that’s the case, then this isn’t a misunderstanding. It’s a breach of trust on a global scale. Because people didn’t just make a medical decision — they made a moral one. And they made it based on what they were told. The real question now isn’t just what happened… It’s why people were so certain when the evidence wasn’t.

Jim Ferguson

22,972 Aufrufe • vor 4 Monaten

If someone wants to argue “truth doesn’t evolve,” then that standard has to be applied evenly. Because here’s the issue with that statement, It focuses entirely on Karen Read’s wording over time while ignoring that multiple Commonwealth witnesses didn’t just “evolve” over years… Their stories shifted the moment video evidence contradicted them. That’s not memory fading over time. That’s real-time contradiction. There’s a difference between A person refining memory under stress and a witness maintaining certainty until footage shows something else then adjusting. If we’re going to say “Truth doesn’t change depending on the audience, pressure, or strategy.” Then that principle has to apply to Witnesses who testified they didn’t see someone, Witnesses who said they were somewhere Witnesses whose timing didn’t line up, and Witnesses whose movements didn’t match surveillance. Because when security footage shows something different, and the explanation becomes “It must be the clock.” “It must be the angle.” “It must be someone else.” Or their newest one..... “It doesn’t matter.” that’s evolution too people! And in some cases, it’s instantaneous evolution. You don’t get to scrutinize one person’s phrasing over three years while excusing others whose stories adjusted within days or even within the same proceeding when confronted with video. this isn’t about truth. It’s about selective scrutiny.

If someone wants to argue “truth doesn’t evolve,” then that standard has to be applied evenly. Because here’s the issue with that statement, It focuses entirely on Karen Read’s wording over time while ignoring that multiple Commonwealth witnesses didn’t just “evolve” over years… Their stories shifted the moment video evidence contradicted them. That’s not memory fading over time. That’s real-time contradiction. There’s a difference between A person refining memory under stress and a witness maintaining certainty until footage shows something else then adjusting. If we’re going to say “Truth doesn’t change depending on the audience, pressure, or strategy.” Then that principle has to apply to Witnesses who testified they didn’t see someone, Witnesses who said they were somewhere Witnesses whose timing didn’t line up, and Witnesses whose movements didn’t match surveillance. Because when security footage shows something different, and the explanation becomes “It must be the clock.” “It must be the angle.” “It must be someone else.” Or their newest one..... “It doesn’t matter.” that’s evolution too people! And in some cases, it’s instantaneous evolution. You don’t get to scrutinize one person’s phrasing over three years while excusing others whose stories adjusted within days or even within the same proceeding when confronted with video. this isn’t about truth. It’s about selective scrutiny.

Dixie Normus

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