https://teapaw.org/t.co/pVqWKcDzJy
Our Common American Home
Joined June 2008
- Tweets10.4K
- Following1.8K
- Followers364
- Likes49.3K
Pinned Tweet
"If the present were not so horrible and grim, and the future so mysterious and enigmatic, one could go mad with joy."
β Konstantin Kavelin
Hakeem Jeffries is one of the most dangerous Democrats for Republicans because he has internalized the fact that his constituents are retarded cattle.
sb057 π²β¦ retweeted
The problem is most of the people who fell for Epstein hysteria are complete cattle and they were only able to maintain focus on this fake issue because the media kept feeding it to them.
This type of hysteria can only ever be used against the right, and Epstein is the perfect example of that. There is absolutely no coherent reason that Republicans should have been hurt more than democrats by it. Epstein was a democrat activist, donor, and party insider, and the Biden admin (correctly) released nothing. People readily invent absurd excuses for why Bidenβs hands were tied (the claim that he couldnβt do anything because Ghislaine Maxwell was appealing her conviction is laughably stupid).
Now Trump takes the fall for it after having intentionally avoided talking about it during the 2024 election (a lot of people have been Mandela-effected into thinking he campaigned on releasing the files or promised to do so at some point, but that is a complete lie). Six million files have been released, yet the average Epstein conspiratard thinks essentially nothing has been released.
The reason this could never happen to a democrat is the only people who seriously believe society is run by a cabal of pedophile elites are the tiny subset of mostly right wingers who believed in Pizzagate. The rest are either leveraging the conspiracy theory to attack Trump or are just stupid, easily manipulated cattle (e.g., Candace Owens fans). This group of people can only ever fixate on something like this with the consent of the media.
sb057 π²β¦ retweeted
turkey's monetary policy is so irrational that economists have to resort to psychoanalysis to explain it
I know that "Baudrillardian" got overused for a while there as a descriptor but Digger and You Can See Everything really are up there in terms of the most simulation-simulacra tension films ever made.
sb057 π²β¦ retweeted
The funniest βcompulsory LARPβ story is that Imperial Brazil didnβt really want to LARP Portugal for obvious reasons, and it did sorta LARP indigenous peoples but that was hard to do with a clearly European court structure, so it decided to LARP *Britain*. The hierarchy of titles closely matched the hierarchy of British peerages rather than the Franco-Latinate idea that a peerageβs cache comes from its *ancientness* primarily, and a count from time-immemorial could socially outrank a Duke created by letters-patent. Despite the fact that real power to invest the President of the Council of Ministers clearly belonged to the Emperor, the country was dedicated to LARPing the *image* of liberal parliamentarianism so much it actually annoyed every international observer. Politics were dominated by a Liberals vs. Conservatives model which *barely had any real ideological differences* other than wanting to LARP as Whigs and Tories. It was the most random LARP imaginable
sb057 π²β¦ retweeted
if you brake a lot while you're driving you SUCK at it and its anti art, the car was meant to be driven and the brakes could be likened to emulator save states or rewind features. a real skilled driver appreciates the road design and has "game sense" of when to accelerate
sb057 π²β¦ retweeted
Today the Virgin stands in the church, and with hosts of Saints, and invisibly prays to God for us. Angels worship with Hierarchs, and Apostles rejoice with Prophets, for the Theotokos prays to the Pre-eternal God for us πβ¦οΈ
The America.gov chatbot is very hesitant to answer questions that aren't directly related to United States federal services but VERY open to anything regarding them.
