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It is time to flush out this anti-human evil ideology.
Since 2023, I have kept the same pinned post because I feel that post (the one discussing "my side of history") is the most important sentiment I have ever posted on this platform.
For the short-term future, however, I am changing that pinned post to this one, because it is of such crucial importance to our nation's survival.
Here goes.
The Democrat Party is in the process of being taken over by the Democrat Socialists of America (the "DSA").
The DSA is an explicitly Marxist organization.
Marxism has impoverished more people and genocidally murdered more of humanity than all other ideologies ever to exist in human history combined.
It is a grotesque form of evil that is wholly incompatible with the Constitution of the United States of America.
Marxism in all its forms must be reviled and publicly treated with the same disdain with which intelligent adults view Naziism, pedophilia, serial murderers and cannibalism.
Do not back down. Each and every time you encounter Marxism in any of its forms, please call it out for the evil that it is. It is a rapidly metastasizing cancer that can only be defeated by public awareness.
Thank you.
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BearJammer 🇺🇸 retweeted
German Shepherd vs. Belgian Malinois.
Two incredible working breeds. Both intelligent, fearless, fiercely loyal, and capable of making their hoomans wonder what happened to their free time.
But there's something special about a German Shepherd. The loyalty, the protective instincts, and the way they become part of the family.
My German Shepherd mix, Bravo, might be a little biased. A nd I'll admit, so am I.
Both are outstanding dogs, but if you could only choose one, which would it be?
BearJammer 🇺🇸 retweeted
You asked for honesty, so here it is.
1. Your own chart undercuts you. "Soldier, on duty, no big war" is the rate for an army at peace. Comparing loggers to peacetime garrison troops is like calling firefighting safe because most days nothing is on fire. And "20 to 50+" for combat is a guess. Deployed troops in Iraq died at roughly 400 per 100,000 per year, and Marines at about double that. That is several times the logging rate, before counting the wounded.
2. For a logger, death is an accident. For a soldier, it's in the job description. When a logger dies, something went wrong. OSHA investigates, someone gets fined, and the industry tries to prevent it next time. When a soldier dies in combat, the system worked as designed. Nobody enlists for the timber. They sign a contract that says the government may send them to kill or be killed, and that they can't say no when it does. Danger is a byproduct of logging. It is the mission of soldiering.
3. Danger was never the basis. The oath is. A logger can quit on Tuesday. A soldier who quits goes to prison. Loggers aren't ordered toward the thing trying to kill them, don't sign away constitutional rights, and aren't sent away from their kids for a year under criminal penalty for refusing.
4. Those workers already have an entitlement. It's called workers' compensation. You worked in commercial insurance for ten years and never noticed the product. Servicemembers are barred from suing their employer at all under Feres. VA benefits are the substitute, not a bonus.
5. The property tax exemption is disability compensation. In most states it's tied to a disability rating. It isn't a participation trophy for moving crates.
6. Your beef is with Congress. Privates don't pick the wars. If you hate the policy, blame the people you voted for, not the 19-year-old who went where he was told.
Respect loggers all you want. I do too. But "can we all just be honest" works better when the numbers are.
This will probably land me tons of hate but I don't care. I'm a civilian, so I'm gonna talk about civilian things.
The fact of the matter is this: there are tons of professions which are far more dangerous than serving in the US military. Even those actually in combat.
Why should a veteran be "entitled" to anything that a logger, fisherman, or roofer isn't entitled to?
What does our country need more of at the moment? Construction workers and loggers, or killing brown kids on another continent for the benefit of Raytheon's shareholder dividend?
I have more respect for these guys than I do for most "run of the mill" servicemembers.
Some servicemembers did incredibly brave and heroic things far above comprehension. Some of them moved crates between bases "outside the wire" and never saw a single round head their way.
I worked in commercial insurance prior to this industry and saw plenty of permanently disabled and/or killed manufacturing workers over 10 years. Nobody's talking about those guys or their families being exempted from property tax or some other special entitlement.
Can we all just be honest about this?
BearJammer 🇺🇸 retweeted
I see a bunch of dudes that never had the balls to go play humanity’s oldest and most exciting sport, mouthing off again about VA Compensation.
VA Compensation is the government fulfilling their contractual obligation to those who fulfilled their side of the contract. Unlike Medicare or food stamps, it is not a benevolent handout.
What exactly is VA disability compensation? It’s payments for long term, mostly permanent, injuries that were caused by Service. These issues lower an individual’s quality of life, permanently. As a matter of fact, if the injuries completely heal and go away, the level of compensation gets reevaluated and reduced.
If you rented a car and kicked in a quarter-panel, you contractually are going to be held liable for the damage. Military service is a similar legal obligation. Missions and Optempo don’t just wait for you to feel better. You can’t just swap a quarter-panel in the human body. Thus the compensation.
Any and all of us who receive VA Compensation would gladly forego VA payments in exchange for perfect health. Figure out how to accomplish that & give @BrianWilhe29930 back the rest of his leg, then you have a case.
BearJammer 🇺🇸 retweeted
First of all that’s not a rescue dog, it’s a rescue Mal. Interesting wardrobe choice. And that poor gurl is just scared & prob been abused. She’ll make the perfect companion, that’s an easy fix 🥹
BearJammer 🇺🇸 retweeted
German Shepherd vs. Belgian Malinois.
Two exceptional working breeds with intelligence, courage, loyalty, and enough determination to keep their hoomans on their toes.
Both will protect their families, but they sure have different ways of going about it.
I've always had a soft spot for German Shepherds. Their loyalty, instincts, and devotion to family are hard to beat.
Of course, my German Shepherd mix, Bravo, would agree with me.
Malinois owners, here's your chance to make your case.
If you could only have one, which would you choose?
BearJammer 🇺🇸 retweeted
Covid was the great awakening, and I'm not sure the people running the system have fully grasped it.
The globalists. Brussels. Macron. Everyone who thought they were managing a crisis.
Before Covid, a lot of people were asleep. They didn't see how insane the system had become. They didn't see how badly part of the elite wanted to take individual freedom away, one "temporary" measure at a time.
Then Covid came, and that camp showed its true face. Control everything. Regulate everything. Decide who can work, who can travel, who can see their family, who can walk into a restaurant. Not a single policy. A reflex.
Call it fascist, call it communist, it's the same thing underneath: a small group convinced it has the right to centrally plan human lives.
So here's a short message to them, on behalf of humanity.
People will be ready to die to keep their freedom. They always have been. That's what all of history says.
Your project won't work. Even if you managed to build your Orwellian state, it would only be temporary. Because even the people inside it, the ones who woke up, would look around one day and say: this isn't normal. And they would bring it down from the inside. Every centralized system that tried to cage human beings ended that way.
And honestly, it's fine. Everyone makes mistakes. You've been making them for 30, 40 years. Your worldview is wrong, it's abject, and it has failed every time it's been tried.
So change course.
Give individual freedoms back to everyone. Trust entrepreneurs. Trust human genius. Trust people to run their own lives.
And stop believing you're going to manage humanity like cattle.
We blame capitalism and overconsumption for what's happening to the planet. But I think some humans on this Earth do far more damage than even the most excessive consumption ever could.
Steve Jobs said it best: Bill Gates has no taste. Absolutely no taste.
And honestly, I think that sums it up.
Taste isn't about fonts or design. Taste is understanding humans. Knowing what they want, what moves them, what they'll never accept. It's the one thing you can't compute.
Gates never had it. He sees the world as a computer system. Humanity is a network. Populations are nodes. Behavior is code. Find the bug, push the patch, deploy at scale.
It works for Windows. It doesn't work for 8 billion people.
Because when you start from false assumptions about human nature, you end up doing crazy things. Very rationally. Very methodically. With billions of dollars behind you.
Watch him talk about Covid. He's still surprised it "didn't work the way he expected." He thought a pandemic would galvanize everyone. In his model, people would be grateful to be protected. Lockdowns, mandates, passes: optimal patch, rational users, problem solved.
Except humans aren't users. They want to be free. They'll take risk over control. They'll push back the moment they feel managed like a fleet of machines.
Every civilization that lasted understood this. Gates never did.
And the scary part is that the same man, with the same model of humanity, now wants a say in how we govern AI. In how we live with superintelligence. The most important decision of our species, made by someone who still hasn't figured out why people didn't want to be patched.
That's what dangerous looks like. Not malice. A worldview with zero taste and unlimited resources.
The world will be better off the day people like Bill Gates lose their grip on decisions that belong to all of us.
BearJammer 🇺🇸 retweeted
MAJOR the Malinois IS FREE!!!!!
The 3 year old Belgian Malinois walked out of the Austin Animal Center this morning.
At long last.
A federal judge ordered his release.
A rescue group took custody, and he's headed to a quiet property outside Travis County.
After about 600 days locked up.
19 and a half months of this poor dog being totally isolated, without any human love or contact.
Even his person wasn't allowed to see him.
He gets at least 30 days to decompress.
Only his owner, Shane Lilly, and his vet can be with him during that time.
Then the vet decides when Major can go home with Shane.
Shane says he's grateful to the court and to everyone who fought for Major.
Here's hoping Major gets the life of safety, security, and love he deserves.
Never stop fighting for your dog. 🇺🇸
BearJammer 🇺🇸 retweeted
Never surrender an inch to a Bolshevik. History is littered with the graves of men who believed one final concession would satisfy a revolutionary appetite.
You can’t purchase peace from a wolf by feeding it the flock. Eventually, the shepherd discovers that he, too, is on the menu.
BearJammer 🇺🇸 retweeted
Has anyone at the FAA tried unplugging the communications network from the wall, waiting 15 seconds, and plugging it back in again?
