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The Lizard King. Sometimes the tards make it so easy.

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Joined February 2025
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Greta Thunberg is under fire after breaking out into hysterical laughter when she learned that the climate change group she founded was still protesting "They’re still doing that?" She forgot about that performance I guess, cause she's obviously being paid, but this is brutal towards her supporters Now she's focused on Gaza and Palestine
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They told me to listen to trans people, so I did…
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There’s a lot of stupid motherfuckers out there
The REAL story finally came out. And THIS is exactly why I waited before jumping on the outrage bandwagon. Not only had these individuals pulled the same stupid prank in front of FOUR other Ring cameras before reaching this apartment, but BOTH sides have now acknowledged that they didn’t even know each other. The pranksters didn’t even know the race of the people living inside the apartment. Now these individuals are being threatened, doxxed, and dragged across the internet. One even left the university. Was the prank stupid? Absolutely. Does that justify what is happening to them now? NOT EVEN CLOSE. Imagine living in a world where making monkey noises into a Ring camera can potentially land you in more trouble than k*lling your own THREE CHILDREN. Imagine living in a world where a woman pulled a stupid prank and is forced to step away from her education, but a MURDERER who admitted to k*lling a student at a track meet is not expelled and is allowed to graduate. The world is backwards.
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Feminists spent 2 years larping The Handmaid’s Tale just to vote for it lmao
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It didn’t become en vogue by accident. It was completely and totally manufactured by an echo chamber that was created by Steve Bannon and picked up on by the entire rest of the podcast Manosphere. They kept it civil and above water for a long time until they earned people’s trust, and then slowly but surely they injected this crap into every single podcast, every single day for two years, and then they’re surprised when they got the exactly the result they wanted.
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Caleb Hammer is left speechless after discovering his guest received taxpayer-funded breast implants through Colorado’s healthcare system. Things get even more awkward when she admits she took advantage of the system because the procedure was free. “You’re telling me taxpayers paid for your boobs?”
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Let's all worry about two White girls making monkey noises on a college campus. Let's NOT worry about any of this:
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“I’ve never had a Muslim knock on my door to convert me” Americans are in such a bubble that the worst form of religious oppression they can fathom is someone offering them a pamphlet. Completely naive, easily conquerable people.
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The left really went immediately from “we can’t cancel a multi millionaire comedian for openly gloating over the brutal murder of a young father” to “we must cancel these random white girls for making noises into a ring camera for three seconds.” These are not serious people.
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REPUBLICANS: “So… we took a massive ass-whoopin’ in the midterms. Most of it can be attributed to our failure to pass the SAVE Act. We should probably do a few things differently.” ALSO REPUBLICANS: “Let’s re-elect the guy for the minority leader spot who was directly responsible for the failure to pass the SAVE Act.” DEMOCRATS: “Uhh…”
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Every President in the 21st Century gives you more debt and war in the middle east. It's like the future of our country is being sold off for foreign interests.
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She’s so insufferable and wrong…
How did she get there? A magic carpet?
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Very strange Senate we have. The Democrats work for the Democrats. The Republicans work for the Democrats. No one works for The People.
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Absolutely. I don’t know how we got to a place in this country where so many people hold politicians in high regard and treat them like celebrities.
there is not a single person in government alive today who has improved my life even a fraction as much as amazon. and most have made it worse.
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If the Senate votes to re-elect Senator Thune into a leadership position, it means Republicans have learned absolutely nothing from the catastrophic loss of 2026. (Was losing Kansas & potentially Alaska/Mississippi not enough for you?)
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Perfect image of the West. #5 is me in case you failed to notice.
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As we move closer to the Texas legislative session, I will be shifting more of my focus to bills, committee hearings, and doing my best to bring you information directly from the Capitol that you won’t find in the mainstream media. Over the years, I have maintained close friendships with multiple Texas legislators, and I hope those relationships will allow me to provide you with some inside insight into what is happening behind the scenes, what legislation is being proposed, and what it could mean for Texans. But let me make something very clear. I am not going to sugarcoat anything. We are losing Texas. And Democrats have already wasted no time introducing proposals targeting issues that matter deeply to conservatives: your Second Amendment rights, the lives of unborn children, your right to privacy, religious exemptions, and the safety and privacy of women and girls in bathrooms. I intend to pay close attention to these bills, who is filing them, who is supporting them, and what happens when they reach committee hearings. And I won’t hesitate to call out Republicans, either, when their actions don’t align with the promises they’ve made to the people who elected them. Please pray for our Texas legislators, especially those who are actively fighting to protect the freedoms so many Texans hold dear. Texas is worth fighting for. And the people of Texas deserve to know exactly what is happening inside their Capitol.
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It's low-class behavior, but even more traumatizing than that -- yes, more traumatizing than someone making noises! -- was this recent brutal murder of a 15-year-old boy, which you don't care about, will never comment on, and have never heard of, because ABC didn't mention it
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Don't care. George Floyd was not a thought leader and he was actively doing drugs behind the wheel of a car and died because of the crimes he had committed and callousness of police thereafter Charlie Kirk was a political leader at a scheduled and permitted college event who was intentionally shot in the neck to stop his ability to speak There are lines. The problem with cancel culture was not that people got offended, it was that the lines of offense were so insane that no one knew where to step. Ten year old jokes resurfaced, fired Your dad said a slur in the 80s, Fired Tell your staff what words not to use, fired "Canceling" is fine when the line is understood and reasonable Mocking George Floyds death and saying that a drug abusing criminal was in hell? No one cares Saying you feel good because a political leader was assassinated for speaking his opinions? People care The lines here are easily understood. Trump crossed the line with Mueller and I called him out for it. I have always maintained its sad that George Floyd died I dont care that people made AI memes of George and Charlie dancing Dave Chappelle crossed the line when he said my friend being killed made him feel better. Id rather live in a world where you can mock drug abusing criminals instead of political activists either way Id argue beyond this we must mock Floyd and defend Charlie A society that venerates a man who held a pregnant woman at knifepoint, does hard drugs while driving, uses counterfeit money, and resists arrest... Or a society that venerates a family man who speaks to people to change their minds. I know which I want to live in.
1/ The joke Dave Chappelle told about Charlie Kirk uses the exact same punchline that Tony Hinchcliffe used in a joke about George Floyd. Chappelle is doing this as a test to see if the right is really commitment to free speech. I know I'm going to get flack for this but...
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