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Started by bella! at 13,Aug,23 11:15  other posts of bella!
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By phart at 12,Mar,26 13:51 other posts of phart 
this is just outright wrong on so many levels. Had muslims not killed all those people.the memorial would not need to be there in the first place.
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By Ananas2xLekker at 12,Mar,26 20:42 other posts of Ananas2xLekker 
You keep thinking that Jihadist terrorist and Muslims living in America have anything
in common. If they want to go to America, and they didn't do a suicide attack as soon as
they came in, then they are a very different type of Muslims.
By Lookatmine2 at 14,Mar,26 07:26 other posts of Lookatmine2 
All Muslims are peaceful, until they’re not.
By Ananas2xLekker at 15,Mar,26 10:11 other posts of Ananas2xLekker 
Which is the same for everyone else on this planet.
By Lookatmine2 at 16,Mar,26 06:05 other posts of Lookatmine2 
Hmm. Who has been making the majority of the headlines, when it comes to being less than as peaceful as claimed over the past 50+ years?

Gosh! I don’t know! Could it be the same group that has politicized its religion so much that it no longer should be considered a religion and should lose its tax-exempt status? The same group that loves to loudly play calls to prayer 5 times daily in neighborhoods that once were peaceful and quiet? The same group that flew four commercial airliners into various object a few years back? The ones who love to shoot up synagogues? The ones who killed a bunch of kids at an open air concert in 2023? The same group that kills Jews at every opportunity, everywhere in the world?

Who could it be? Could it be the Methodists?

No, no, that’s not right.

How about Catholics?

No, that doesn’t seem right, either.

Maybe Hindus? Have they been doing stuff like that?

Nah!

How about Baptists? Mormons? Seventh Day Adventists? Buddhists? Sikhs? Jehovah’s Witnesses? Mennonites? SATANISTS?

No, no, no, no, no, no, and NO!

Gee! I wonder who it could be? I’m totally stumped!
By Ananas2xLekker at 16,Mar,26 09:18 other posts of Ananas2xLekker 
Headlines are politically and commercially motivated.
Politically: They are how politicians and supporters achieve their goals.
Commercially: They are how media companies attract eyeballs.

The US has attacked the most other countries, of all countries in the world.

According to the Congressional Research Service, the United States has carried out about 469 military interventions abroad since 1798. That's a clear #1 ranking.
#2: France with well over 100 campaigns or wars in the same period.
#3: Russia / Soviet Union: 30–40 major external interventions
#4: Germany: around 20–25 major invasions or wars
Muslim countries don't even make it to the list.

Why we fear Muslims so, is because that religion is able to motivate people to do suicide attacks the most. That installs fear in people. However, if you look at the deaths it causes, it's not even close. Jihadist terrorism has killed roughly 200,000
to 400,000 people in the last few decades. Before that, it hardly existed.

Jihadism isn't just a religion, it's a political ideology, just like fascism and communism. Those ideologies become lethal when leaders and movements turn them into absolute truths, promise a utopian future, identify enemies blocking that future, and mobilize followers or state power to eliminate those enemies. There is a difference though, while Islam and communism are not inherently violent, fascism is unique in that violence and domination are central to its ideology.

On pure death rates, Germany is the absolute record holder.

Germany:
World War II alone caused ~70–85 million deaths worldwide.
World War I caused ~15–20 million deaths.
Together: ~85–100 million deaths linked to wars Germany helped start.

Russia / USSR:
Russian Civil War: ~7–12 million deaths
Soviet invasion of Afghanistan: ~1–2 million deaths
Huge share of casualties in World War II (tens of millions)
Total across major conflicts: tens of millions.

United States:
Major wars involving the U.S. include:
Vietnam War: ~2–3 million deaths
Korean War: ~2–3 million deaths
Iraq War: hundreds of thousands (low estimate)
War in Afghanistan: ~170,000+ deaths
Combined wars involving the U.S.: several million deaths.

France:
Algerian War: ~300,000–1 million deaths
First Indochina War: ~400,000–1 million deaths
Total: hundreds of thousands to a few million.

If Islam was inherently evil, there would have never been an Islamic Golden Age, roughly from the 8th to 14th century (≈750–1258 CE), though some scholars extend it to the 15th century. The core period was generally more peaceful than much of contemporary Europe, enabling intellectual and economic growth. Cities like Baghdad, Cуrdoba, and Cairo became safe havens for scholars, traders, and artists.
Scholars and thinkers enjoyed a moderate degree of intellectual freedom.
Non-Muslims (Jews, Christians, Zoroastrians) often held important positions in administration and science. They offered a far greater religious tolerance than the Christian countries of that period. The Islamic Golden Age was one of exceptional scientific, cultural, and economic achievement. It's why we use Arabic numerals, Algebra is an Arabic word, many stars have Arabic names, why so many Greek, Persian, and Indian texts were preserved and why urbanization, agriculture, and industry thrived, spreading innovations widely.
By Lookatmine2 at 16,Mar,26 11:10 other posts of Lookatmine2 
The golden age of Islam was more than 500 years ago. Since that time, this philosophy has made ZERO scientific, mathematic, medical, astronomical, nor any other scientific contributions to humanity.

You can see what it is today. This is what it is in the modern world, for all to see. It is a 7th century philosophy that has no place in modern western society.

By CAT52! at 16,Mar,26 17:22 other posts of CAT52! 
One of the wonders of that time, even though it was established in the 4th century, was the Library of Alexandria, Egypt.



By phart at 16,Mar,26 13:42 other posts of phart 
not really you infidel When you are at gun or sword point and told convert to islam or die, that's when you will understand. OR when you lay dying in a sky scraper after a bunch of muslims flew a plane into it because they hate the country you happen to be in, then you will understand.


oh and to save you the googling,

in·fi·del
/ˈinfəd(əl,ˈinfəˌdel/
derogatory•archaic
noun
noun: infidel; plural noun: infidels; plural noun: the infidel

a person who does not believe in religion or who adheres to a religion other than one's own.
"a crusade against infidels and heretics"






By phart at 12,Mar,26 19:40 other posts of phart 
People always bitch about Trump being a draft dodger, well gee, heres another 1 that surprised me.
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I will say I don't watch his movies anymore since he came out supporting a democrat presidential candidate in the last election.
By Ananas2xLekker at 12,Mar,26 20:26 other posts of Ananas2xLekker 
Since when do we have the same standard for presidents as for actors?
By Lookatmine2 at 16,Mar,26 11:11 other posts of Lookatmine2 
Since the Democrats attempted to demonize Ronald Reagan in the 1980s.
By phart at 16,Mar,26 13:39 other posts of phart 
Well, Ananas, sadly in the US people tend to idolize ball players, actors, criminals ,and look up to them as role models. Where as back when I was young, you looked up to the President as being a respectable job. I just find it ironic that when Trump ran for President ,the fact he didn't go into the military due to a minor health issue was so terrible. But yet, you have a actor that everyone respects, Harris actually paid to campaign for her and etc, that found a strange way to get out using technicality's and that is just fine for him to do that. Really??? double standard yet again.





By bella! at 08,Mar,26 18:20 other posts of bella! 
CAMPUS GUARDIAN ANGEL

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By dgraff at 08,Mar,26 23:00 other posts of dgraff 
That would work
But it is not as colorful or exciting as Dirty Harry driving his squad car through the front door jumping out and blasting the shooter with his 44 magnum
By bella! at 09,Mar,26 02:22 other posts of bella! 
But if memory serves me correctly, school shooters are typically young folks. You want to send in Dirty Harry to take out a kid?




By CAT52! at 07,Mar,26 12:40 other posts of CAT52! 
Anyone know this jerk?


Mar 7, 00:10 system: You were blacklisted by @Ronnie64@
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Never mind. I think he’s gone.
By dgraff at 08,Mar,26 23:01 other posts of dgraff 
He’s some gay guy that hates women



By bella! at 06,Mar,26 03:26 other posts of bella! 
Georgia father Colin Gray found guilty in connection with school shooting his son is accused of.

Do you support the jury’s decision?

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By CAT52! at 06,Mar,26 13:52 other posts of CAT52! 
I don’t know enough to have an opinion. What I do have is a bad taste in my mouth about a person being prosecuted for another person’s crimes.
By phart at 06,Mar,26 21:43 other posts of phart 
Well that is part of parenting. If the kid was under 18, yep, he is responsible. BUT it still won't bring back the victims.




By phart at 22,Feb,26 02:03 other posts of phart 
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By Ananas2xLekker at 25,Feb,26 13:59 other posts of Ananas2xLekker 
'Someone said something'? Is that NEWS to you?

Your PRESIDENT says something stupid 1000 times per day.
This is some random professor, and I did not see any evidence of any guy saying that.

How about Making Americans Healthy Again? Your regime is already letting go of the idea of restricting all those chemicals in your food. One bribe, and the plan is gone.

Meanwhile, your regime is canceling the regulations against glyphosate, which is causing cancer, and Trump has taken executive action to protect and boost the production of glyphosate.

Trump is also weakening rules limiting harmful mercury, air toxins from coal plants.
You want to cry about MILK, while your president is POISONING you?
By phart at 26,Feb,26 00:41 other posts of phart 
The smoke from coal can be filtered much cheaper than rebuilding the entire energy grid.
Weed killer can be applied in a safer manner with new tech.Not long ago a rolling "sponge" system was in the news to apply the chemicals without "spray" going everywhere, saving chemical-money and reducing the dangers.. I had to use alot of it on my job and side work. Not much other way to keep gravel drive ways grass free and grooves in sidewalks clean from weeds otherwise.
By CAT52! at 26,Feb,26 00:53 other posts of CAT52! 
Maybe the cost is cheaper and can be achievedin the UNITED STATES, but the problem is that private enterprise (all those use charcoal) refuse to do the right thing. Why haven't they don't it? Then there's the REST OF THE WORLD that doesn't give a damn about anyone including us.
By phart at 26,Feb,26 01:58 other posts of phart 
Well considering you finally admitted the rest of the world doesn't give a damn about us, maybe it's past time we quit worrying about them and did what it takes to fix our own wagon?
By CAT52! at 26,Feb,26 14:54 other posts of CAT52! 
What do you propose? The Clown did not truthfully address the costs in our economy. He didn’t say a thing how he’s going to protect us from the environment. He didn’t say jack shit about how the regular people are going to afford healthcare. So, Phart, what’s on your mind?



By Ananas2xLekker at 26,Feb,26 15:24 other posts of Ananas2xLekker 
This is NOT about 'rebuilding the entire energy grid',
this is about current emission standards for coal plants,
being relaxed to allow coal plants to emit more toxins,
to save some money, and as a result poison your people.


By Limpy_Doodle at 26,Feb,26 15:27 other posts of Limpy_Doodle 
what a dope

By Limpy_Doodle at 26,Feb,26 15:34 other posts of Limpy_Doodle 
are you finally finished? And for this I've decided on voting for Trump as he runs for 3 term.
By Ananas2xLekker at 26,Feb,26 16:19 other posts of Ananas2xLekker 
Do you want to be a fucking traitor to your own CONSTITUTION?

Trump took an oath to protect The Constitution.
If he even attempts a third term, he will be branded a traitor, for the rest of history,
and everyone who aided and abetted it will be branded an enemy of the people.
By Limpy_Doodle at 26,Feb,26 17:03 other posts of Limpy_Doodle 
Man you're a fucking traitor to God.. Yesh man,, you're just all messed up.. What a fucking moron.. wasted life..
By Ananas2xLekker at 26,Feb,26 17:34 other posts of Ananas2xLekker 
God? I'm talking about your president!
Your president is the least Christian person ever elected president in the US.

I have no allegiance to your fantasy, so I'm not a traitor to your fantasy.
You are however a citizen of the US, with an allegiance to your Constitution.
You have pledged that allegiance hundreds of times. Didn't you?
By Limpy_Doodle at 26,Feb,26 23:41 other posts of Limpy_Doodle 
No faith in God. . You are a shit smearing turd.

Just total garbage..
By Ananas2xLekker at 27,Feb,26 09:35 other posts of Ananas2xLekker 
I didn't even use the word 'faith'. I said 'allegiance'. That's different.
'Faith' is forcing yourself to believe something for which you have no evidence.

If you had evidence for your beliefs, it would not be 'faith' and 'beliefs'.

You don't need to have 'faith' or a 'belief' that the Earth is a rotating globe
orbiting the sun. You can just accept the mountains of evidence that prove it.
Or you can choose to ignore it all, and force yourself to believe that the Earth is flat, for which the flat earthers cannot even present a working model. That is 'faith'.

Since there is no evidence for the god that you choose to believe in, I do not.

I'm guessing you think there is reason to Pascal's Wager.
It states that you better believe in a god, for IF heaven and hell are real.
How about IF there is a god, but he HATES people believing ideas on faith?
Then your 'Pascal's Wager' doesn't work and you will go to hell.
But why would your god give me logic and then punish me for using it?

You can have faith, but you will INEVITABLY find out if you are wrong.
God will tell you that you did NOT listen to the message of Jesus.
Jesus taught us to care for the poor, hungry, sick, outcasts, sinners, strangers, children, and the oppressed. YOU are supporting the exact OPPOSITE.

I might be an atheist, but I value Jesus's message more than you.
I might be forgiven for not believing, or not, but will you be forgiven
for rejecting EVERYTHING ELSE that Jesus cared about?

Unless I am right, then you will never know, because you'll just be dead.
Then you wasted your life and othered your fellow humans over NOTHING.
You can pretend to be sure, but you are not. You are only sure about LIFE.
By Limpy_Doodle at 27,Feb,26 15:29 other posts of Limpy_Doodle 
You really don't have any idea what you are doing.. Jesus was a Jew that studied Torah and Kabbalah.. He didn't call the true nature of existence of christianity and he is God.. This is all crap..

Faith is what broadens your horizons. Horizons meaning libraries of knowledge not just logical calculation but including what feels right.

Faith gives you a goal to converge an issue into a singularity.
Faith is the trigger giving the desire to seek the truth.
Faith gives you compassion.
Faith stimulates focus.
Faith enhances conviction.
Faith stimulates convergence.
Faith maintanes focus.
Faith inputs greater libraries of knowledge.
Faith simplifies and converges into a singularity into divergence. Another term for divergence is freedom. Convergence using faith creates singularity
Faith is used once inspiration is established so that you can compose and you are telling me it isn't?
Faith creates leadership
Faith makes you zoom out enabling you to see the whole picture.

This is why your arguments here are far from accurrate.

Faith is everything and that's why we will never reach a joining of seeing truth. You don't get it and that's why you cannot reason. You're desires are egoistic so its not focused on the greater good of moral clarity. Your focus is based on you.How you can diverge into truth is through empathy and altruism. Egoism is nothint but a spectre...Generally stated you are living a lie.
By Ananas2xLekker at 27,Feb,26 15:43 other posts of Ananas2xLekker 
To me that's just a story, with no more credibility than the Koran, the Bhagavad Gita, the Norse Pantheon, Hesiod's Theogony, Homer's Iliad and Odyssey, etc.

You're the one being egoistic, thinking that YOU picked the right religion,
from all the others that exist and ever existed. Everyone who believe(d)
in those religions thinks they are SPECIAL to believe the one true religion.
Explain why you are correct and all of them are mistaken.
You cannot, without being incredibly egoistic.

Faith isn't truth, it's convincing yourself that something is true.
Faith can be powerful, but that's no argument for it providing truth.
People burn themselves or blow themselves up for their faith.
You cannot not explain why they are wrong and you are correct,
without making a circular argument, and without being egoistic.

Why are you not reacting to what you know to be true; "Jesus taught us to care for the poor, hungry, sick, outcasts, sinners, strangers, children, and the oppressed."?
You know that you cannot defend your support for Trump on those teachings.
Where is your 'greater good of moral clarity', on that?

Matthew 19:24 - "It is easier for a camel to go through the eye of a needle, than for someone who is rich to enter the kingdom of God."
Trump seems to worry lately that he will not be allowed into heaven.
Seeing the way in which Trump made his money and what he has been doing
for the poor, hungry, sick, outcasts, sinners, strangers, children, and the oppressed lately, that's pretty clear, if you accept what Jesus said.
What did Jesus say about what Trump should do?

Do you think taking some more money away from SNAP, pediatric cancer research, healthcare subsidies and AIDS relief for Africa, to cut more taxes
for the wealthy... Is that how he gets into heaven?

Do you think that Trump protecting child sex-slave traffickers will get him
into heaven? And why is Trump mentioned in those files SO MANY TIMES?
By Limpy_Doodle at 27,Feb,26 18:04 other posts of Limpy_Doodle 
Faith isn't truth, ,,, oh yes it isindirectly. Faith in purity is the path of pure existence.. I am beginning to get a clearer picture your educational background.. Saying faith is not striving for truth shows poor reasoning capability because your egoism swallows you.. no growtih potential.. sad
Altruism refers to selfless behavior or actions done to benefit others without expecting personal gain, reward, or recognition, focusing purely on another's well-being out of empathy or a sense of duty, and can range from small kindnesses to significant sacrifices. It involves prioritizing others' needs, often leading to positive outcomes like increased happiness for both the giver and receiver, and fostering stronger social connections.. This is also known as the art of creation. Easy
By Ananas2xLekker at 27,Feb,26 20:25 other posts of Ananas2xLekker 
How do you make this shit up? I don't think that this sounds logical to even a devout Christian.

If faith leads to truth, why do all religious people have completely different opinions on what that truth is?

You keep talking about 'altruism', but you are supporting Trump, one of the least altruistic people in the world.
You are AGAIN ignoring the message of Jesus, to care for the poor, hungry, sick, outcasts, sinners, strangers, children, and the oppressed. Trump is doing the opposite. Your support for Trump and you talking about altruism are not compatible.

"It involves prioritizing others' needs" Like the needs of children of immigrants, who were brought to your country by their parents and get deported to a horrible detention center? Show that you have even ONE objective for the needy people in your country that actually shows empathy and altruism.
By Limpy_Doodle at 27,Feb,26 20:46 other posts of Limpy_Doodle 
Faith is not a religion. Putting words in the mouth of stupidity where you have shined ... Faith shows clarity on the true path to God. OR/AND a clear understanding of the truth educating you of what is right and virtuious. Faith has nothing to do with egoism or you...

. Religion is nothing but a political movement... Just like you....making shit up gives me advantage since I am telling the truth while all you do is live a lie?

Faith is the catalyst leading our desires finding the truth that shows truth over lying which you are. Egoism is you, atruism is the polar opposite of egoism. Only way to achieve altrism by making All True.. so faith is the catalyst..

I am an altruist that supports Donald Trump.. since you are an egoist then it makes sense your hatred towards Donalk Trump.. Easy Every single truth to you is a lie towards everyone else including yourself which is a terrible sad reality.
By Ananas2xLekker at 28,Feb,26 11:27 other posts of Ananas2xLekker 
If you have faith in humanity, it is indeed not a religion.
If you have faith in a deity, as described in holy books, it is.

There is no evidence of any deity, as described in holy books, but there is evidence to have faith in humanity. It could be a misjudgement, but at least we know we EXIST.

In the US, religion is nothing but a political movement, and you are following the problematic ideology of it exactly.

It's obvious that faith makes you stop thinking. You don't want to listen to anyone with other opinions, you refused to argue yours. You dismiss the overwhelming scientific consensus as lies. It's like you are saying to a electronics engineer: "You're lying about microchips and digital code, this mobile phone is MAGIC!".

WHY are you supporting Donald Trump. There is no REASON for it.
It would be just as stupid for a socialist to support Jeff Bezos.
By Limpy_Doodle at 28,Feb,26 14:52 other posts of Limpy_Doodle 
Donald Trump is a leader to me, not to you.
The altruistic approach can see this. You can't. since you are egoist what is it in for you? You cannot love. You cannot be kind to animals. You can not show empathy for what matters most. Your reasoning is no reasoning. All you do is shit out propaganda supporting your political ideology. It is not seeking the truth therefore you do not have faith.

Conclusion is since you know the truth and to divert it leaves you dangerous for people that have not seen the truth yet. They are still in germination of learning so you hope to breinwash them at their most vulberable stages of life.I can see your intentions easily. look at your replies as untrue since I searth for truth. Yes you are an egoist but what is laughable is your twisted views of what is good for you actually makes you more vulnerable and unproductive. Instead of building you do the best you can to destroy. You are evil and spread lies mixing the truth so you can attack my president..
You were born an egoist you will die an egoist. A forgotten memory. You cannot see a vision into the future. This is the final nail in the coffin.
By Ananas2xLekker at 01,Mar,26 14:15 other posts of Ananas2xLekker 
"The altruistic approach" is a selfless, compassionate philosophy that prioritizes the well-being and needs of others over one's own, often without expecting external rewards. Donald Trump does NOT in any way prioritize the well-being and needs of others over his own.
He has taken billions in 'rewards', since he became president again.

"You cannot be kind to animals."
Of course I can. I want to live in a 'nice world' remember?
In a 'nice world' we are kind to each other AND to animals.
Why do fail to understand even the simplest concept?

The US has a much higher percentage of Christians than Sweden, which is the MOST secular nation IN THE WORLD. Still Sweden has much stronger and more comprehensive animal welfare laws than the United States.

There is the Animal Protection Index (API), by World Animal Protection,
which scores countries on there 'kindness to animals'.
A is the highest score, but no country has reached it.
There are 6 countries who get a score of B: Austria, Denmark, Sweden, Switzerland, UK, Netherlands, all very secular governed countries.
The US gets a score of D, together with Canada, Brazil, Mexico, South Africa. Except for Canada, these are very religious countries.
Why do I not see any countries where people practice 'faith' the most, getting an A in 'kindness to animals'?
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By Limpy_Doodle at 01,Mar,26 18:45 other posts of Limpy_Doodle 
I used patterns of behavior to determine you are completely unhinged and going off the deep end.lol

Yeah, you're just all messed up..

I don't follow the christians.
By Ananas2xLekker at 01,Mar,26 19:10 other posts of Ananas2xLekker 
What behavior? Being mostly civil to a guy who's being an ass-hole?
Yeah, that's messed up isn't it.

If you are the same guy I talked with before, you basically said that it doesn't really matter what you choose to believe in, as long as you make yourself believe in it, with everything you got.
I don't want to straw-man you on that, so correct me if I misunderstood.

So, how does that lead to truth. It would mean that there is no difference whatever holy book I pick, as long as I live and breath it for years, until I make myself believe it. Right?








By Limpy_Doodle at 27,Feb,26 18:52 other posts of Limpy_Doodle 
you view it as just a story? This is why you fail.

By Limpy_Doodle at 27,Feb,26 21:04 other posts of Limpy_Doodle 
Donald Trump is not a child sex trafficker.... Are you? Sounds like it.
By Ananas2xLekker at 01,Mar,26 14:23 other posts of Ananas2xLekker 
I said "protecting child sex-slave traffickers".
He is pressuring HIS DOJ to bury the Epstein files and thereby let all these horrible criminals who are complicit in Epstein's crimes go free.

Why is he doing that? The most logical reason is that he is ONE OF THEM.




By Limpy_Doodle at 27,Feb,26 18:42 other posts of Limpy_Doodle 
What are the 7 characteristics of faith?

Seven common characteristics of faith, especially from a spiritual perspective, include Trust, acceotabce, Perseverance, Love, Humility, Hope, and cconformance using free will.
By Ananas2xLekker at 27,Feb,26 20:27 other posts of Ananas2xLekker 
I agree that faith can bring people ALL OF THAT.
But you can have that by having faith in UNICORNS.
There is absolutely no reason for faith to result in TRUTH.
By Limpy_Doodle at 27,Feb,26 21:05 other posts of Limpy_Doodle 
That is illogical since faith is everthing. Egoism or narcissism is a desire to make the world revolve around you.. Naturally that would reflect your attitudes and desires are for you.. You are living a lie since the world does not revolve around you therefore what you are representing is pseuto-appearance , untrue, therefore you are a liar.
By Ananas2xLekker at 01,Mar,26 14:30 other posts of Ananas2xLekker 
Faith in WHAT? Faith in a god? Which one?
Unless you pick one from a holy book, you have no idea what to have faith in.

It's egoism/narcissism to think that YOU picked the right god to have faith in.

I KNOW the world doesn't revolve around me, but I know what I like about the world and what I don't like about the world. I don't like to live in a world where people like YOU justify EVIL, done by your president, with some nonsense about faith.

You're a liar, because you cannot justify your opinions transparently.


By Limpy_Doodle at 28,Feb,26 00:17 other posts of Limpy_Doodle 
There is absolutely no reason for faith to result in TRUTH./////// seriously,, are you fucking kidding me? All you have is your reality. You just believe what is true for the benefit for you, nothing more.. you come first.

I'm sad for you because you are going to find out you have done nothing but lying to yourself.. Its sad.. When you lash out like this you are not hurting anyone,, anyone except yourself. Is this considered suicide?'

All I've done up to this point is to listen..The wise man listen while the fools chatter. I don't make accusations on people, you do. There is always water at the bottom of the ocean they say..
By Ananas2xLekker at 28,Feb,26 11:28 other posts of Ananas2xLekker 
How do you choose what to have faith IN?








By phart at 01,Mar,26 02:03 other posts of phart 
why is it when it comes to something like gun control the liberals are so quick to hollar it doesn't refer to ar-15's or it can be changed, but when it comes to illegal immigrants we are supposed to read it to mean only 1 thing and it is concrete?
By Ananas2xLekker at 01,Mar,26 14:37 other posts of Ananas2xLekker 
What are you talking about?

Both in the cases of gun control and illegal immigrants having rights,
The Constitution is very clear. It's your side that wants to read it in the way
it pleases you, instead of in the way the founding fathers meant it.

You don't have to distort or spin the words of the amendments to make believe
that you are right, because the founding fathers had written lots of additional texts,
like The Federalist Papers, notes from the Constitutional Convention, records from ratification convention debates, the United States Bill of Rights, and personal letters and writings, telling you EXACTLY what the meant and why.




By CAT52! at 26,Feb,26 19:37 other posts of CAT52! 
I see Limpy_doodle is back showing us his third grade Constitutional knowledge.
By Ananas2xLekker at 27,Feb,26 10:08 other posts of Ananas2xLekker 
Don't children typically start reciting the Pledge of Allegiance in kindergarten
or first grade?

How many times do people need to say "liberty and justice for all", before it sticks?

We don't do that in my country. No pledging, no flagging, just teaching kids to be decent towards other people. There are still a lot of idiots who never learn that, but not enough to get a Trump. We just get decades of nice neo-liberal con artists, who slowly cut away at our benefits, in favor of the wealthy they serve. But with a nice smile and better lies, instead of getting gaslit and shot in the face.
By CAT52! at 27,Feb,26 13:02 other posts of CAT52! 
We don’t require saying (or standing for it even), the pledge of allegiance. Same with prayers. Actually, the only thing we seem to require is how to turn on a cell phone and participate in Tik Tok. Oh, yeah, taking courses on how to shoot a gun too. This is for extra credit in case the student misspells the Clown’s name.
By Ananas2xLekker at 27,Feb,26 13:12 other posts of Ananas2xLekker 
Are you sure that American children, in every school, are allowed to not participate
in the Pledge of Allegiance? Maybe on paper, but I am sure that there are schools
that would make it at least very uncomfortable for children who refuse to participate.

Aks yourself what your country is asking from those children.
They have no idea yet about the meaning of what they are doing.
How can they freely decide to participate or not, in something they do not
understand yet. It means that they will just do what their parents told them to do.

I think most children only actually understand the rights that are established in
The Constitution, from an age of 14. Asking younger children to pledge allegiance
to those ideas, before they understand them, I think, turns it into a ritual, that makes it lose it's meaning, before they actually understand it.

Found this link afterwards. (Danielle Khalaf was born in the United States)
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She is 14, about the age that you can understand the concept of a genocide
and why you should be able to protest a country supporting it.
"go back to your country" is pure discrimination. She is American.
By CAT52! at 27,Feb,26 16:40 other posts of CAT52! 
No, public school students in the United States are not required to say the Pledge of Allegiance. Under the 1943 Supreme Court ruling West Virginia State Board of Education v. Barnette, forcing students to recite the pledge violates their First Amendment rights against compelled speech. Students may silently sit or stand, but cannot be punished for not participating.
The Hill

Now, this is in public schools. Private schools have their own rules. Having said all that, you are right that pressure can be and probably is applied.
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My country has the biggest group of functional illiterates in the developed countries. We grow up with the idea we are the best in the world because of our huge military and bottomless resources. That makes most citizens complacent and ignorant of what is valuable in life and how to respect the world.
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I also have to give Phart for some of the truth he spouts. That’s that liberals have pushed the envelope so far to the left in the last 75 yrs that it’s become ridiculous. Too much conservatism or too much liberalism is bad. We have the Clown because we went to far and now the pendulum is swinging too far to the right. We need balance.
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Give Phart some credit
By phart at 27,Feb,26 19:44 other posts of phart 
Now that kind of talk brings folks at least to the table for further discussion. GO teach that to your radical left.
By CAT52! at 27,Feb,26 21:55 other posts of CAT52! 
Only if you go and teach it to your radical right


By Ananas2xLekker at 05,Mar,26 16:50 other posts of Ananas2xLekker 
How can it be true "that liberals have pushed the envelope so far to the left
in the last 75 yrs that it’s become ridiculous" while simultaneously your country
has more inequality than EVER BEFORE?

The right makes you think that 'left' means culture war bullshit.
It's not, that's just a distraction from the VERY REAL class war we are in.
Be careful that you don't bite in their mind traps.



By phart at 27,Feb,26 19:42 other posts of phart 
I don't know what school you went to but we stood for the flag with our hands on our hearts and And yes in the 8th grade we had a gun safety course. Still have the card.
By CAT52! at 27,Feb,26 21:57 other posts of CAT52! 
When I went to school we had to stand to recite the pledge of allegiance. That was the reason there were lawsuits to stop the practice.
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The truth as I see it? We should require our kids to pledge themselves to the flag and the Constitution.
By Ananas2xLekker at 05,Mar,26 16:59 other posts of Ananas2xLekker 
No, you should TEACH them about the Constitution.
Rituals like that are a tool to stop people from thinking.
It's why the worst traitors wrap themselves in the flag.









By phart at 05,Mar,26 00:09 other posts of phart 
A AI Wizard of oz! Kinda cool and Dorthy looks good!
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By phart at 04,Mar,26 18:47 other posts of phart 
Hahahah, Mcd's done and screwed up.Had to back track a bit! hehehhe, Hey if we have to yield to them stupid pedestrians
, and bicycles, people can tolerate horse and wagon to.!
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By CAT52! at 02,Mar,26 17:43 other posts of CAT52! 
Fuel prices expected to rise because of Iran conflict

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Thank the Clown for this. I guess his State of the Union was good for a week. 🖕😢😈


By phart at 02,Mar,26 15:37 other posts of phart 
I think I have posted about this guy before but DAMN, so far he has had FINGERS removed to be replaced with Metal 1's?
And wonders why he can't find work?
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He is mentally OFF his rocker if you ask me. Disabling himself.
By CAT52! at 02,Mar,26 17:39 other posts of CAT52! 
I agree



By phart at 14,Feb,26 21:53 other posts of phart 
It won't be long until hollyweird will be crying and screaming we need work!
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By Ananas2xLekker at 16,Feb,26 10:13 other posts of Ananas2xLekker 
That's indeed a worry of many people in that business.
Real creativity is very hard to replace with AI, but still they worry.
That should be a bad sign for everyone else too, but you just think this is OK,
because you think of Hollywood as some liberal bastion.

Most of the actors are liberal, because acting requires empathy. If you don't have empathy, it's very hard to put yourself in the shoes of someone else, which is literally what acting IS.

The products of Hollywood have indeed become more 'woke', but that's because they
are catering to their audience. They are providing to a GLOBAL market and they are understanding Demographic shifts. The US (and many global markets) are becoming
more racially and culturally diverse. Younger generations (Millennials, Gen Z) tend to be more socially liberal on issues like race, gender, and LGBTQ rights.

Studios often aim content at younger viewers because:
- They go to theaters more
- They drive streaming subscriptions
- They shape online discourse

If you don't like that, ask yourself when you went to see a movie last.
Why should they make an effort to please you, when you don't PAY THEM?
By phart at 16,Feb,26 12:45 other posts of phart 
the reason I don't pay them is I don't like the shit they produce. so it is a hamster wheel.
By Ananas2xLekker at 16,Feb,26 13:01 other posts of Ananas2xLekker 
There are good arguments for calling their products 'shit',
they have been making lots of sequels of prequels and prequels of sequels.
Maybe that's why they sell it to young people so much,
they are too young to have seen all the stuff it is based on.

They also have been making everything action-packed for China.
The first time that I noticed was for some new James Bond movie.
I thought it had lost it's magic, but later John Cleese, who played Q, explained it.

It's a big market that likes that sort of thing, so Hollywood provides.
And young people are now damaged by TikTok, so every 30 seconds
needs to have something new happening. I saw the newest Smurfs movie
play for my girlfriend's cousin sons. That's very tiring.
They are making hundreds of billions that way, so it works for them.
Actually, you might be right that those products could be easily made with AI.

If they could make that money making movies for you, they would.
That's capitalism! Are you still a fan?
By phart at 16,Feb,26 18:16 other posts of phart 
I honestly don't watch alot of movies anymore. And when I watch tv or a movie,i am actually watching it,not "playing the tv" like alot of people do for back ground noise. I notice tiny details and the glitches in AI as far as missing fingers or something just going Poof off the screen and then reappearing would get on my nerves.
James Bond,007, used to be some good movies, but that last fellow that played the part,just didn't fit it. I think sadly it is time for 007 to go in the history books, they have ruined it. last i heard there was talk of 007 being a woman, how the hell would that work? Bond always gets the girl and so forth, it just wouldn't be the same
By Ananas2xLekker at 17,Feb,26 17:20 other posts of Ananas2xLekker 
We have a gold-card, so we need to see at least 2.5 movies per month, to get our money's worth out of it, apart from the discounts when we buy some consumption.
Lately, that has been difficult. In 2025, we saw 20, so that's also not enough.
It's a bit like people who are paying for a gym membership, but never go.

Still, when we go, I usually feel that it was worth my time. It helps of course that I don't get triggered by all the things that might trigger you. I also don't need movies to fulfill my expectations, based on previous movies. If some director wants to try something new, than that's OK by me. I agree that James Bond is a certain type of spy, that they cannot transfer to a woman, but they can certainly make a spin-off where the digits 007 can be occupied by a woman. It is 'lore' correct that those digits can be occupied by any spy, male or female. I agree that it wouldn't be the same, but I don't need it to be for that kind of movie. They should just think of a good title, because "James Bond" doesn't fit anymore. It worked with "Ballerina", which is a "John Wick" movie, with a damn good female character.

When I watch TV, I want to be 100% engaged with it. Just like you, I don't like the TV being used like some moving picture frame. My mother in law sometimes ruins it for me. When we visit her, the TV is sometimes put on a program that I like. She will talk through it the WHOLE time. As long as it's not the programs that I care about the most, I can live with it. At least my girlfriend agrees to watch the important programs, without yapping through it. We only watch programs together that we both like. I don't force her to watch our satirical news shows 'Lubach' or 'Even tot hier' (Up to this point), and she doesn't force me to watch any dating shows. We can watch those separately, when the other does something else. We both have hobbies too.
By whatsupcocks at 20,Feb,26 08:01 other posts of whatsupcocks 
Bring back Get Smart and agent 99. I think shoe phones would be a hit this day and age.
By Ananas2xLekker at 20,Feb,26 08:27 other posts of Ananas2xLekker 
If you watch those old series or movies now, are they actually as good as
you remember them? Some of them still are, but the media has made many
bad products in the past too. I think our expectations have been raised.

A good friend of us wants to see all the Marvel movies. He has no one but us,
or just me, to accompany him, so we, or just me, see all of them. I almost always have a good time, but many of those movies are like fastfood, you have forgotten that you consumed it a few hours later. Still, some are actually good and some scenes are actually great. Sometimes, one actor doing a hell of a job, can lift up
an otherwise pretty mediocre or even bad movie.
I think Thor Love and Thunder (2022) was the worst Thor movie, but I think Christian Bale did a great job of playing Gorr. The rest of the movie is just
deleted from my brain; not worth remembering.
However, our friend was actually angry about certain scenes. I remember him complaining about stupid screaming goats and Thor being a dumb-ass in the beginning. He has high expectations of these movies, so he cares deeply
when they suck or have scenes in it that suck.
By whatsupcocks at 21,Feb,26 09:41 other posts of whatsupcocks 
Spider-man had to much drama for me.
By Ananas2xLekker at 21,Feb,26 12:48 other posts of Ananas2xLekker 
Are you talking about Spider-Man: No Way Home, with all his former adversaries from other universes?
That one had indeed a lot of drama in it. I still enjoyed it.



By CAT52! at 21,Feb,26 18:38 other posts of CAT52! 
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By phart at 07,Feb,26 11:57 other posts of phart 
so who wants to hoe some cotton?
My mother did when she was young,
i guess kids need to go back to doing it because the chemicals are so "dangerous".
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you can't have your cotton full of weeds
By Ananas2xLekker at 09,Feb,26 12:18 other posts of Ananas2xLekker 
Ever heard if 'organic cotton'? It's the term used for cotton that is produced
without using pesticides. There is no reason to pick cotton by hand, just because
you don't use pesticides anymore.
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By phart at 09,Feb,26 13:34 other posts of phart 
hoe cotton, i didn't say Pick cotton. Difference is hoeing is removing weeds from it. Mom's hoe got lost after the divorce back in the 80's but there was at least 2 inches worn off 1 corner of it.and that was done BEFORE she turned 16.
By Ananas2xLekker at 09,Feb,26 15:59 other posts of Ananas2xLekker 
There are already machines for that.
It's not like that requires an AI revolution.
By phart at 09,Feb,26 16:16 other posts of phart 
yea but a chemical and a drone make very easy and cheap work of deweeding the crops.
By Ananas2xLekker at 10,Feb,26 08:33 other posts of Ananas2xLekker 
At some point humanity needs to veer away from using chemicals that destroy nature,
instead of using them because it's easy.
By phart at 10,Feb,26 12:45 other posts of phart 
well, that means having less cotton for clothes or putting humans back to work keeping the cotton hoed, you can't have both.
By Ananas2xLekker at 10,Feb,26 15:12 other posts of Ananas2xLekker 
They suffer only a 82–93% reduction of the conventional yield.
That's an acceptable trade off, for not killing nature.
Strange how you do care, when it's solar panels, for which it isn't even true.
By phart at 10,Feb,26 23:29 other posts of phart 
that only leaves 7% of the yield to be harvested, that is quite a loss is it not?
By CAT52! at 11,Feb,26 01:20 other posts of CAT52! 
Actually those numbers refer to using the CURRENT amount of organic cotton grown. The actual numbers are
While organic farming is better for soil health, a total shift would likely result in a 90%+ reduction in available cotton fiber, creating a major supply-demand crisis for the textile industry.
It would still cause some shortages of cotton but it’s doable
By Ananas2xLekker at 11,Feb,26 12:37 other posts of Ananas2xLekker 
What's your source?
ChatGPT cannot find any data that comes close to a 90%+ reduction.
"Most research suggests organic cotton yields tend to be somewhere around
10–50% lower, depending on region, farming practices, climate, and years
after conversion." That's ChatGPT searching all sources, even the ones
that might have some bias against organic cotton.

We don't need to reach the 'organic cotton' certification completely.
That is a requirement to stop using synthetic fertilizer too.
I'm only talking about banning toxic pest and weed control.
Synthetic fertilizer is no where near as harmful to the environment.

New technologies make it possible to extract very useful fibers from e.g. bamboo, on a large scale. Bamboo can yield ~5–7 times more fiber per square mile than cotton. It doesn't require any weed control, because bamboo outgrows everything, and the pest control can be done biologically, without any impact on yield. (I'm not talking about very rare cases of pests.) At the moment, creating those bamboo fibers is a damn polluting process, but that's just a matter of innovation.
By CAT52! at 11,Feb,26 14:26 other posts of CAT52! 
Oops. My mistake. I copy/pasted the wrong paragraph. You are right. The 90% I misquoted is as of THE CURRENT AMOUNT OF ORGANIC. COTTON USED TODAY. But, that is only about 8% of the total output of the cotton harvested now. If that 8% disappears it would cause a noticeable decrease but not enough that the industry couldn’t go forward.
Again, oops. Sorry. 🤣🤣
By phart at 11,Feb,26 15:14 other posts of phart 
I was just going by what Ananas said above
"They suffer only a 82–93% reduction of the conventional yield."
If you read that and do the math, that doesn't leave much cotton! 93% from a 100% leaves 7% of the cotton for use. NO wonder my fruit of the looms cost more now!
By Ananas2xLekker at 11,Feb,26 16:07 other posts of Ananas2xLekker 
Yep, that was me making the exact same mistake.
I didn't even see that until now.
I will turn off the lights and suffer my shame for an hour.
By phart at 11,Feb,26 18:13 other posts of phart 
Everyone makes a mistake once in a while, just this once I will let you slide, But don't you do it again!

By CAT52! at 11,Feb,26 19:01 other posts of CAT52! 
Well, if you are going to suffer for an hour in shame in the dark, you might want to take advantage of that idle right hand. 🤣🤣
By Ananas2xLekker at 11,Feb,26 20:06 other posts of Ananas2xLekker 
That would have been a reward that I didn't deserve.
I'm OK again, but I will never forget this cleansing experience.

Anyway, saving nature really doesn't require huge sacrifices.
Continuing to pollute it will come back to hunt us eventually.
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By Ananas2xLekker at 18,Feb,26 14:30 other posts of Ananas2xLekker 
Why Everyone's Talking About Stephen Colbert, CBS, The FCC And James Talarico
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If the FCC idiot had left it alone, it would have never gotten this much attention.

Now this video has 5.3 million views and rising.
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By the way, James Talarico has recruited 14,000 volunteers, has shattered grassroots fundraising records and has not taken any money from corporate PACs. IN TEXAS!!!


By phart at 17,Feb,26 05:42 other posts of phart 
This has to be Cat at the gas pump~~`
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By Cody8789 at 17,Feb,26 07:47 other posts of Cody8789 
That’s because the gas tanks are shrinking as they get older just like our penis’s
By phart at 17,Feb,26 13:03 other posts of phart 

Yep,i am struggling now to not wet my boots when I wiz!


By CAT52! at 17,Feb,26 17:02 other posts of CAT52! 
That’s because conservatives are such tight asses they can only get so much gas up their bungs. 🤣🤣
By Cody8789 at 17,Feb,26 23:34 other posts of Cody8789 
Phart, just sit down to pee so you don’t have to clean thewhole bathroom after every pee, I’m not embarrassed by that, I admit in the middle of the night I go and sit and pee so I don’t miss the bowl and make a mess.

By Cody8789 at 17,Feb,26 23:36 other posts of Cody8789 
I guess that makes me a conservative because I have a tight asshole . And the problem with old people is not getting the gas up there bung but getting it out without poopie coming out too
By phart at 18,Feb,26 03:22 other posts of phart 
YEP< never trust a fart when you are over 50



By t-rex at 18,Feb,26 00:30 other posts of t-rex 
Hilarious



By Ananas2xLekker at 11,Feb,26 13:29 other posts of Ananas2xLekker 
Here is an interesting scenario to think about, describing some possible dystopia:

We are in a future where robots have taken over ALL the jobs, even prostitution is replaced by robotic Waifu whores. There was a war between the wealthy, and now "The Table of Privileged" (10 immortal wealthy people) control EVERYTHING and EVERYONE ELSE.

People get a monthly allowance of $1000/month, and prices for food and rent and everything else are stable, and about similar with today. It is strictly forbidden to build
your own shelter or grow your own food.
For every dollar above the standard $1000/month, someone older than 50 dies;
one 50+ person, for every $1000.

"The Table" is adamant that the random death is quick and painless, but most people have seen someone kick and scream for an hour, before they burn up into a pile of ashes.
"The Table" is almost untouchable, because they have a huge mercenary army of "Loyalists", that brutally suppresses all protests and disappears people who criticize the system. The "Loyalists" get $10,000/month, but they voluntarily kill themselves on their 50th birthday. Of course they all prove their loyalty, by committing heinous acts for "The Table".

Some people manage to live their life, by buying a tent and a sleeping bag, and the food they need, to save up for a mini-home, costing $25,000. They are not allowed in the city, they live in the wasteland, until they buy that mini-home. Others live like there is no tomorrow, live in a $10,000/month luxury apartment and spend like crazy. Their argument: "I'm 25 years old. I have another 25 years without a care in the world. Don't expect me to cry for some old fart, who had a good life and gets a quick painless death!".

There have been attempts to beat this system. By word of mouth, a "Day Of Retribution" was set several times. The "Loyalists" found out every time, and it was a massacre every time. The people almost won a few years back. Another date has been set. It can work,
if everyone fights them, with whatever weapons they can lay their hands on.
However, the "Loyalists" gain ranks every single year.

What will you do?
By phart at 11,Feb,26 15:16 other posts of phart 
Well, i guess if you were born into this environment you probably would not be motivated to build your own shelter, probably wouldn't know how. Weapons would be clubs and rocks, so a war with the wealthy would be very difficult to win. and with suicide at 50 for all, it would be a waste of time to exist.
By Ananas2xLekker at 11,Feb,26 16:18 other posts of Ananas2xLekker 
"It is strictly forbidden to build your own shelter or grow your own food."
In that kind of world, you will probably be executed for it, by the "Loyalists".
The suicide pact is only for the "Loyalists".

It's a damn shitty situation, but if everyone accepts to not go over the $1000/month limit, no one gets the horrible random death. But, how do you get everyone to agree?
"The Table" would not care if the people tried to start a movement to have people agree with limiting their spending to a $1000/month. That's not considered criticizing them.
They might not even care if some join forces to kill the big spenders.
However, what is the moral choice here? The big spenders didn't create this system,
they just prefer a 50 year long good life, over a long shitty one. Who is right?

There is also the inherent evil of the wealthy gaslighting people and the big spenders copying that, to help ease their conscience. Criticizing that is dangerous.

There will be enough to buy in the stores. Everyone gets $1000/month, robots can make everything, and the wealthy do want some sort of economy to keep the sheeple docile. Guns will obviously be banned, but kitchen utilities and sports accessories will be available. They got to keep the big spenders happy. People can buy a lot of knives and baseball bats and create an arsenal. The "Loyalists" are not everywhere, all the time, people can practice to become quite lethal with knife throwing. If everyone attacks them everywhere at the same time, it will be a bloodbath, but the people will win, in a day.
I didn't say that they were protected by a robot army, didn't I? (It's just a scenario)

'The Table' must have created this system for a reason, which is probably reducing overpopulation and taking most of the remaining resources for themselves.
There is no war, climate change is under control, nature is recovering.
The wealthy saw that humanity was destroying itself, Mars turned out to be
just a fantasy, so they acted to save themselves, with totalitarianism.

Will you join the big spenders? It depends a bit on your age, right?
As a young person, you would feel a lot different about it, than as an older person.

I designed this scenario to contain lots of shitty dilemmas.
So, what do you do?




By Ananas2xLekker at 10,Feb,26 11:57 other posts of Ananas2xLekker 
New Records Reveal Unseen Activity Near Jeffrey Epstein’s Jail Cell.

Newly released documents from the U.S. Department of Justice provide additional details about Jeffrey Epstein’s final hours at the Metropolitan Correctional Center (MCC) in New York, raising fresh questions about the official account of his death.

What the Video Logs Show

The surveillance logs note a flash of an orange-colored shape moving near Epstein’s cell tier around 10:39 p.m., the night before he was found dead. The logs describe it as unusual, but interpretations differ:
- The FBI log suggested it could have been an inmate.
- The Justice Department’s Office of Inspector General (OIG) said it might have been a corrections officer carrying bedding or performing routine duties.

Why the Public Has Not Seen the Footage

The frames showing this activity were never released to the public, because they occurred during a brief camera reset. Authorities describe this as routine technical downtime for the surveillance system, but the timing has fueled skepticism. Observers note that the unusual activity coincides exactly with a moment when the camera was offline, creating a gap in the visual record that cannot be independently verified.

Limited Camera Angles and Ambiguities

Even for footage that exists, the camera covering the stairwell and cell tier provided only a single, partially obstructed angle. Analysts have noted that this makes it difficult to clearly identify anyone approaching the cell, further complicating interpretations of the unusual movement logged that night.

Discrepancies in Guard Reports

Interviews with the corrections officers on duty, Tova Noel and Michael Thomas, reveal gaps in memory and inconsistencies in inmate counts. Both had previously faced charges (later dropped) related to falsifying records. While these discrepancies do not prove foul play, they contribute to ongoing public concern about the circumstances of Epstein’s death.

Timeline and Official Narrative Remain Unchanged

Official records maintain that Epstein was discovered dead the following morning and that his death was ruled a suicide. No medical examiner or DOJ statement has formally revised the cause of death. However, the newly released logs and internal descriptions provide additional detail that was previously invisible to the public, leaving open questions about timeline, surveillance gaps, and activity near Epstein’s cell.

Why This Matters

While there is still no direct evidence of murder, the combination of missing video, unusual movement near his cell, and inconsistencies in officer reporting makes the events of that night harder to fully verify. These details underscore the lingering uncertainty surrounding Epstein’s death and explain why the case continues to attract intense public scrutiny.
By phart at 10,Feb,26 12:40 other posts of phart 
so much time has passed folks could have written a entire set of files by now. Sad it has came to this but the facts are lost,gone,the man is dead,so you can't convict a dead man.
By Ananas2xLekker at 10,Feb,26 15:14 other posts of Ananas2xLekker 
It's provided by your own intelligence agencies, which are controlled by your side.
Evidence also has sources, which are evidence for the evidence being real.

You can convict the ones who killed him, and find the reason for it.
People who are likely to have dirt on powerful people keep ending up dead.
That's not acceptable. Those powerful people need to face the law.
We cannot have powerful people doing whatever they want, to whoever they want.
That's one of the most important principles that your founding fathers wrote in
The Constitution. It's why Lady Liberty wears a blindfold. Do you still remember?




By Ananas2xLekker at 10,Feb,26 12:14 other posts of Ananas2xLekker 
Epstein Files Reveal Prosecutors’ Announcement (On The Death Of Defendant
Jeffrey Epstein) Dated (One Day) Before His Death

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Newly released Epstein files include a draft statement attributed to federal prosecutors that is dated the day before Jeffrey Epstein was found dead.

The draft appears among at least 23 documents in the disclosure labeled as statements from the Southern District of New York’s U.S. Attorney’s Office.

One draft bears a date of Aug. 9, 2019, the day before Epstein was found dead in his Manhattan jail cell while awaiting trial on federal sex trafficking charges.


By Cody8789 at 04,Feb,26 22:46 other posts of Cody8789 
Remember the guy that won the 1.6 billion dollar mega lotto about two months ago, after he paid taxes, fees and more fees for taking the whole amount up front, he got only 400 million and the government got one billion two hundred million dollars, is that really fair, it’s a fu@&ing scam.
By t-rex at 04,Feb,26 23:18 other posts of t-rex 
Never made sense to me, I understand all the tax consequences, but why do you claim to be giving away one amount and then give a different amount ,,,, if you only have half the amount to give away then advertise that amount. Like I said I understand it all, but it’s bullshit
By phart at 05,Feb,26 02:46 other posts of phart 
Yea, that does seem like a rip off. BUT I think I could barely manage with 400 million if I continued to buy walmart brand corn flakes and deodorant.
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By Ananas2xLekker at 10,Feb,26 09:17 other posts of Ananas2xLekker 
If you don't want to be ripped off, you need consumer protections.

Here’s a list of major US consumer protection or regulatory bodies that were weakened, attacked, or targeted under the Trump administration with Elon Musk’s involvement:

🇺🇸 Consumer Protection Agencies | Weakened or Targeted:

1. Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB)
What it is: A federal agency created after the 2008 financial crisis to protect consumers in financial markets (credit cards, loans, mortgages).
What happened: Director fired and leadership replaced.
Staff ordered to stop work, HQ temporarily closed, major layoffs.
DOGE (Department of Government Efficiency, led by Elon Musk) embedded within the agency and influenced shutdown and layoffs.
Proposed rules (e.g., data broker regulation) were cancelled.
Enforcement actions dropped, lawsuits dismissed or abandoned.
A federal judge blocked full dismantling, so it still exists in name, but its capacity is severely weakened.
Impact: Essentially gutted: most consumer complaint work halted, budget cut, staff slashed, priorities narrowed. Enforcement and protections sharply reduced.
Status: still legally existing but much weaker.

2. Federal Trade Commission (FTC)
What it is: The main U.S. consumer protection and antitrust agency.
What happened: President Trump fired the two Democratic commissioners, leaving the agency controlled entirely by Republicans.
Impact: Independence reduced: Political balance disrupted, which may weaken aggressive consumer protection and antitrust enforcement.

3. National Labor Relations Board (NLRB)
(Not strictly consumer protection, but relevant to labor rights which affect employees’ consumer power)
What it is: Protects workers’ rights to unionize and fair labor practices.
What happened: A board member was fired, dropping the board below quorum needed to act.
Impact: Operational disruption, investigations paused, reducing labor enforcement effectiveness.

4. United States Digital Service (USDS) / DOGE takeover
What happened: Trump reorganized USDS into a new entity (DOGE), firing many USDS tech staff.
Impact: Tech and regulatory oversight capabilities weakened, though this is more structural than direct consumer protection.

🧠 Elon Musk’s Role
Musk publicly called to “delete” the CFPB as a consumer watchdog.
In DOGE, his team influenced layoffs and shut down of CFPB operations.
Musk was not legally in charge of agencies, but as head of DOGE his influence contributed to restructuring and weakening enforcement in agencies like CFPB.



By Ananas2xLekker at 09,Feb,26 12:30 other posts of Ananas2xLekker 
They only pay out the full $1.6 billion to people who chose the annuity jackpot; the total amount you’d receive if you chose annual payments over 30 years.
When winners choose the lump‑sum (cash) option, the amount they actually can take immediately is much lower than the advertised jackpot. For huge jackpots (~$1.6 billion), the lump sum is typically around 50–60 % of the advertised amount before taxes.

From a tax perspective, lottery winnings in the U.S. are treated as ordinary income,
just like wages or business income. So the high tax, federal and possibly state,
isn’t unique to lottery winnings.
Some states do not tax lottery winnings (e.g., Florida, Texas, California).
By Cody8789 at 09,Feb,26 18:18 other posts of Cody8789 
No they don’t, there not paying out 1.6 million jackpot if they take the payments, maybe in your country but you have to pay fees plus state taxes and federal taxes, you might get about half if you take the payments.
By Ananas2xLekker at 10,Feb,26 09:08 other posts of Ananas2xLekker 
It depends, if they advertise with a prize of Ђ100,000 without small print below it, they are obligated by law to pay out the full amount, AFTER taxes. The fine print may say: “Any g@mbling tax is payable by the winner.”.

In the Netherlands there is a g@mbling tax (kansspelbelasting), currently 30.5%.
When our State Lottery advertises with the grand prize being like Ђ16.8 million,
the one who wins it gets that exact amount.

There is a constant fight going on in my country, between companies who are trying to get away with false advertising and our government making laws to protect consumers from misleading pricing. It worked pretty damn good last time, but non-governmental Consumer organizations are already raising the alarm again. Then the Government regulators (with enforcement powers) respond later.

Here is one ChatGPT dump with some examples:

🇳🇱 Recent laws and regulation on pricing transparency in the Netherlands

1) Stricter rules on advertised prices
As of 1 January 2023, new Dutch rules were introduced that make it illegal for sellers to show misleading “from-for” (van/voor) pricing — for example, temporarily hiking a price just to show a big discount later. The “from” price (the price before discount) must be the lowest price actually used in the last 30 days.

2) Transparency about additional costs
Dutch regulations and enforcement by the Authority for Consumers & Markets (ACM) require that all mandatory costs (e.g., tourist tax, booking fees) must be included in the first price shown for holidays or other services. Hidden costs that only show up later in the booking process are considered misleading.

3) Penalties and enforcement
Companies can be fined significant amounts for misleading pricing — for instance several webshops were fined hundreds of thousands of euros earlier in 2024 for fake discounts that didn’t reflect real prior prices.

⚠️ So why do misleading prices still keep showing up?

1. Businesses find loopholes or new tricks
Although the law is stricter, merchants have adapted to use “recommended retail prices” or other reference prices that were never actually charged. These can still make discounts appear bigger than they really are, and this tactic is not fully covered by the current rules.

2. Enforcement and compliance are ongoing
The ACM and consumer groups frequently find continued non-compliance, especially in online travel deals and booking platforms. Even after warnings or investigations, some companies still fail to fully comply until they are directly sanctioned.

3. Regulation is complex and evolving
Price transparency law applies to many sectors (retail prices, webshops, travel sites, etc.) and enforcement evolves over time. Some misleading practices stay just outside the current legal language until a new update or enforcement case reveals a gap.

4. Consumer patterns and tech
Especially online, new marketing models (like auction systems with hidden charges, or dynamic pricing) create unexpected ways to mislead consumers that regulators are still catching up with.





By phart at 09,Feb,26 22:11 other posts of phart 
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Biden on the golf course!


By phart at 09,Feb,26 21:46 other posts of phart 
How many have done shit like this? I know damn well I have over the years! And lived to laugh about it!
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By Ananas2xLekker at 03,Feb,26 11:28 other posts of Ananas2xLekker 
Nathan Macintosh Stand Up - We're Not Going To Mars - Tesla Robots
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By phart at 03,Feb,26 15:11 other posts of phart 
Well, the robots along with AI are going to solve ALOT of problems. Yes they will create a few, but for the most part, it will fix the issue of lack of WILLING employees. It will greatly increase efficiency , decrease cost of everything because of the eliminated cost of having humans do the job.
Robots will work 24-7 without overtime pay if their function is needed. no bitching either. No family leave, wow, all the advantages. I say bring em on and get them here quick.
Look over this page and see just what is involved cost wise to hire 1 employee for a job.
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Now look at the cost of robotics and it's advantages.
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And just a quick quote to reinforce what I said above,
"For example, many organizations find that vacuuming takes up approximately 30% of total facility cleaning time. When this repetitive task is automated, cleaning teams report a 25% boost in efficiency. The existing cleaning staff can then relocate their time to higher-value services like disinfecting, deep cleaning, and polishing"
Increases efficiency,that is 2d priorty after PROFIT,without profit,the rest is moot.


As for going to Mars, For years I was scratching my head why "going to the moon" was so important. Which I still don't think we ever went, it was movie magic. But anyway. alot of the tech we are using right now to argue at each other 1000's of mile apart is thanks to the space program. So a trip to mars, may not be feasible, but the tech coming from it will change the world in a positive way.it will take time. There have been times when poor people had a great idea nad it changed the world.But it took alot of people investing in the idea to get it mainstream. most of them rich as they had profited from other investments. You hate money so bad, But our world would be ALOT different if there was no rich people. we would be using rotary dial phones, which I still do at home. but our tech would be "old" because there would be no money to invest in improvments.
By Ananas2xLekker at 04,Feb,26 09:10 other posts of Ananas2xLekker 
Remember when you said that we need these billionaires, because they are JOB PROVIDERS?
And now you are supporting that these billionaires replace those jobs with AI and robots.
They are not just planning to eliminate cleaning. That is possible TODAY.
They are imagining processes that take 10,000 people now to be done by 100 max.
It only leaves some jobs for the most highly educated people.
You are not supporting a system that allows everyone to maximize their education.
So, tell me what the future you are imagining looks like. PLEASE?

Going to the moon was a PR STUNT. It was ONLY intended to show the US to be stronger than the USSR. If you're really susceptible to such a dumb conspiracy theory, you are not capable of logically analyzing anything going on today. Not even the RUSSIANS ever argued that the US didn't go to the moon. Do you think some dumb-ass on YouTube can come up with better arguments, than the Russians, who had their own damn impressive space program? You acknowledge the technology gains from going to the moon and what the US was capable after. All of that is in line with ACTUALLY going
to the moon, instead of faking it. It's probably more complicated and expensive to FAKE going to the moon, without missing any details that would debunk it, than actually going
to the moon. Then why WOULDN'T they actually go? Do you think they would risk giving the Russians the best PR EVER?

If you think that some YouTuber has actually debunked it, you're wrong. Those people
are idiots and their pathetic debunking attempts can be debunked in minutes. A socialist, 'America-hater', like me, would love another reason to show your country to be horrible.
If there is any REAL evidence that they faked going to the moon, I would mention it every other day.

There is NO GOOD REASON to go to Mars. You don't have to show your technical dominance anymore. We all know it, and are trying to become independent from it, because you cannot be trusted anymore. Going to Mars doesn't help convince anyone not to. The only reason why Elon Musk wants other people to go to Mars, is to glorify HIM. Why would the US spend trillions of PUBLIC money to glorify a PRIVATE wealthy man? It's NOT for the technology benefit, because there are way better challenges to do that, that also benefit humanity much more.

Musk argues that Mars is a backup for Earth, for when we destroy the livability of Earth. That's incredibly stupid, because it is about a billion times easier and cheaper to preserve Earth than to make Mars habitable. Until it IS habitable, it's NOT a backup for Earth. It will require a constant supply of resources from Earth to support any poor soul living on Mars.
By phart at 04,Feb,26 12:55 other posts of phart 
There will be plenty of jobs for people wanting to work even after robots are common. it is the lazy burger flipper types that think they should be able to make college educated wages flipping burgers that I don't care about if they work or not. Those are the type people that are a burden to the employer ,always wanting family leave for the 4th baby they can't afford and etc trying to make a career out of a job that requires no commitment or investment in 1's self.
By Ananas2xLekker at 04,Feb,26 17:14 other posts of Ananas2xLekker 
How easy is it to replace burger flippers with robots?
Those are exactly the types of jobs that will be gone.

Jobs like hairdresser will probably survive. How comfortable will people feel with a robot using scissors and razors close to their eyes and major arteries?
Production jobs will be the first to go. A lot of them are already gone. Repair jobs will take a bit longer, but with production becoming cheaper, parts will become cheaper.
It's possible to design complicated machines to be easily repaired by robots, by just exchanging disposable parts.

They are not spending trillions on AI for fun. They are intending to replace MOST jobs. That means that people will be competing over the remaining jobs. And that means we will all be vulnerable to exploitation. That's what happens to things that are scarce but vital. It is why a drug that is easy to make can cost $50,000 per dose.

What are you considering to be "college educated wages"?
Does it allow a family food, housing, healthcare, raising children and paying for their education on a single income?
If not, what kind of education is required for that?
How many people are in the position to have that, today?

That burger flipper probably has no education. What can he/she do, to provide themselves food, housing, healthcare, raising 1 child and paying for its education?

Stop talking about those lazy people. I am asking for the most motivated and efficient burger flipper his employer have ever seen, working his ass off 50 hrs/week. He just has no education, because he needed to work, because his father died of colon cancer and his mother was working the graveyard shift as a nurse, so he needed to take care of his 2 siblings. In your world, he is fucked, unless he beats incredible odds.

This is the education level in your country:
No High School Diploma (less than high school): ~9%
High School Graduate (no college): ~28%
Some College / Associate Degree (no bachelor’s): ~25%*
Bachelor’s Degree (college education): ~23%
Advanced Degrees (master’s, professional, doctorate): ~14%
Which of them deserve to earn food, housing, healthcare, raising 1 child
and paying for its education?

Do we agree about the Moon and Mars now?
By phart at 04,Feb,26 21:55 other posts of phart 
the 25% and up, the 1's that invested something in themselves deserve interest on their investment.
Kinda sad really that so much education is needed, my grandfather had a 2d grade education and made a damn good living as a welder and machine operator,supported his wife and kid.but died due to heart failure.
By Ananas2xLekker at 05,Feb,26 16:14 other posts of Ananas2xLekker 
So the 37% below it should just live with their parents or in their car?
Yeah, why is that, that so much education is needed to make a living?
By phart at 05,Feb,26 18:59 other posts of phart 
good paying jobs require education. You can't run a cnc machine with a 9th grade education. You can't fly a airplane on a 10th grade education. Or let's put that another way, would YOU want a person with a 10th grade education flying YOU around?
do you want a surgeon doing your heart bypass with a associates degree?
Do you want a high school grad formulating your medicines?
Well if you don't want these things, you have to have education available for them to obtain. And if they obtain the education, score well, they deserve "interest" on the investment they made in themselves by earning a better wage than a burger flipper. Burger flippers that have done it for 15 years obviously don't have ambition to do any better so they would probably still be at moms anyway.
By Ananas2xLekker at 06,Feb,26 08:34 other posts of Ananas2xLekker 
Can you think this trough a bit more than such a generic idea.

We are not talking about "good paying jobs", we are talking about being able to LIVE from a job. The minimum is being able to rent a small apartment, to buy food, and to have access to healthcare. Anything less is a risk to your survival.
You are saying that this minimum is only possible with a collage education.
That means without it, you cannot build yourself a LIFE.

Jobs that required a bachelor, in the 1980s, those were GOOD paying jobs. Father drove home in an expensive car, to go home to his family, living in a big house, with kids who were all set to go to university. Today, it's about the minimum, to get by. There are not a lot jobs requiring a bachelor, that would make it possible to buy a house in the current market. You need a couple now, who both have such a job, to be able to buy a house, and it's not even a big one.
By phart at 07,Feb,26 01:57 other posts of phart 
and whos fault is it that 1 person can't keep up a household?
Over regulation of industry drove up cost, they have to cut cost to maintain profit, the purpose of running a business. Labor is a cost that can be cut or eliminated with automation.
Those regulations are due to liberals democrats and unions. they claim to push for higher wages but then in turn make the cost of doing business to high for the employers. My cousin paid autoworker union dues for several years and said he got absolutely NOTHING for those dues.
By mr_blue at 07,Feb,26 09:49 other posts of mr_blue 
Regulations protect consumers.....have you forgotten about Dupont? PG&E ,teflon ?how many more corporations will screw you over for a profit?....
Say you and your buddies on a work crew get a new system of working put in place,all of you know it's unsafe,are you going to go to work in an unsafe environment for your corporate overlord or are you all going to stick together to call out the unsafe way of working?
Yeah unions really fucked up the USA didn't they?
What about all the law enforcement agency unions? Almost every police officer is part of a Union,are they fucking up the USA?
By phart at 07,Feb,26 12:01 other posts of phart 
when the unions helped the barefooted shoe makers afford shoes, they may have been a good thing.
I did work in a dangerous job,that's why I wound up injured. no union,no nothing. i was just as hurt being non union as if I had paid in dues for years. Shit happens in a work place. union or not.
But just as with the postal service, the unions now have it so screwed up you can't even fire people.
when a janitor sleeps in the break room half his shift, and a temp worker goes to pickup a broom to clean up a mess he made and gets wrote up because it's not his job and the sleeping janitor gets a bonus for it,that's fucked up, but it happened to a friend of mine that worked at a usps warehouse over Christmas. the union protects the cops that fuck up and get fired from 1 place,and they just go elsewhere,because the record keeping is in favor of the cop,not the people. do some reading before you support unions in modern times.
By Ananas2xLekker at 07,Feb,26 12:45 other posts of Ananas2xLekker 
Analyses comparing state union membership rates with fatal occupational injury rates have generally found that states with higher union membership have lower fatality rates than states with low union membership. For example, states with union membership above ~20 % tend to have lower fatal injury rates per 100 000 workers than states with very low union membership.
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The US averages 3.5 on the job fatalities / 100,000 workers,
The Netherlands has 0.4 on the job fatalities / 100,000 workers.
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That's because our workplaces are heavily regulated.
You don't need a union if the government protects you.
By phart at 07,Feb,26 13:11 other posts of phart 
And there is a government run system that "protects" us.Called OSHA. That in my opinion null and voids the need for unions and union dues and union boss's.
By Ananas2xLekker at 09,Feb,26 12:08 other posts of Ananas2xLekker 
If your democracy actually worked, you would be correct.
But it doesn't, because your politicians take money from corporations.
Your politics has not listened to the people in a very long time.
















By Ananas2xLekker at 04,Feb,26 22:16 other posts of Ananas2xLekker 
OK, maybe you don't like Bad Bunny, but Kid Rock?
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By phart at 05,Feb,26 02:47 other posts of phart 
Not a fan of kid rock. I doubt I will watch any of the baloney on tv that day
By Ananas2xLekker at 05,Feb,26 16:12 other posts of Ananas2xLekker 
If they make it the wokest show ever, that's a sign that your side lost.
The NFL is big business and only does what their wallets tells them is popular.
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nascar did that and it has sunk!
By Ananas2xLekker at 06,Feb,26 08:15 other posts of Ananas2xLekker 
What did they do, that you consider 'woke'?
I can imagine that Nascar could hurt itself by going 'woke',
that's the sport that is most popular in solidly red areas.
You got to understand your client base as a big company.
The NFL isn't just popular in solidly red areas.
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By phart at 04,Feb,26 04:40 other posts of phart 
Smart man here explaining the meaning of a new phrase, "black fatique"

WOW, does he lay it out in PLAIN ENGLISH.

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Listen to this lady, another smart lady explaining some things about islam. At 4:30, not quite perfect quote but close, "if I hate you and want to behead you if you don't convert to my religion ,where is the room for compromise?"
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By Ananas2xLekker at 04,Feb,26 10:35 other posts of Ananas2xLekker 
OMG, in the first 5 seconds that guy made me laugh already. You are posting a link to a guy who will explain 'black fatigue' to me, but he is clearly spending lots of time and money to BECOME black.
That is the heaviest sunbed tanning, spray-tan or dedication to lay in the sun for months, that I have ever seen on a white guy. The grease is either pouring out from his skin, because he fried himself, or because he tries to minimize the damage to his skin
with gallons of skin care product. And the suit bugs me too; char(cough)latan!
OK, personal attacks are not arguments, but what a caricature of a man.

Oh, it's popular on X is it? Maybe because Elon Musk favors and reposts the shit out of that grievance porn?

Oh, showing some videos of black people misbehaving is validating your 'black fatigue'. No context why they did that there. Could be a reaction to some fucking racist. But, of course, there is never a reason to be an ass-hole, as a reaction to some ass-hole. We only get to see REACTIONS. And even if this was just uncalled for (1% chance), have you ever heard the term 'Karen'? A few videos are not evidence for black people being nasty more often than white people. Do you know how many videos of white people being ass-holes
I have seen? Or how many white ass-holes I have seen IN PERSON? But, I understand that it satisfies your bias.

Some people are insufferable cunts, the majority is white. Hey, I'm white...

His definition for "Anti-white-racism" are all the terms that describe actual racism.
There is no logical reaction to this. The only valid respons is FUCK YOU!

Oh, the cat comes out of the bag. He is repurposing the term 'black fatigue' in order to destroy a term made up by a black woman. He knows that it was successful with 'woke', so he uses that strategy again. How devious.
"The term was first coined and popularized by American diversity, equity, and inclusion expert Mary-Frances Winters. She introduced the term in her 2020 book Black Fatigue: How Racism Erodes the Mind, Body, and Spirit, using it to describe the cumulative emotional, physical, and psychological exhaustion that Black people experience from navigating persistent systemic racism and microaggressions."
He even admits this, but that's all IMAGINARY. Even if it was, it would still be a dick move. Are YOU, phart, seriously backing up this guy, saying that racism/discrimination isn't real, never was real, and is now only directed at white people? Can you say that, without fear
of damaging your soul? (You believe in a soul, don't you?)

Sorry, phart, I wanted to see this video to the end, but I can't stand that garbage person any longer than about 5 minutes.

I don't have to watch the video to agree that there are lots of Muslims in the world, who feel exactly like you're quoting there. There are also many Muslims who want to live in freedom from that ideology. Why do you think that people in Iran are protesting? When Saudi Arabia is beheading people, those are Muslims, who are rejecting that ideology. Your government is now arguing that they are helping the Muslims in Iran to live free, but your government is also helping the regime in Saudi Arabia to suppress Muslims like that in Saudi Arabia. Your government doesn't care about their freedom, it only cares that their government plays ball with yours. That's why the actions of your government have only resulted in creating more of the ideology that you quoted.
There is no reason for why Muslims could not be a peaceful religion, as much as Christianity can be called a peaceful religion. There is objectively less evil in the koran, than in the bible. The good parts are about equal. Muslims clearly have a longer path to walk towards what I consider beneficial to humanity, but that could also be a good thing.
It might be easier to drop a horrible religion all-together, than one that keeps lingering between half-decent and generally annoying. Just drop the primitive dogmas and finally evolve to using REASON to UNDERSTAND what's good for humanity, instead of someone telling you, based on what's written in some very old book.



By phart at 03,Feb,26 00:52 other posts of phart 
Ice is IN TOWN!
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By Ananas2xLekker at 03,Feb,26 09:27 other posts of Ananas2xLekker 
Fine, build your damn houses yourself.
By phart at 03,Feb,26 15:03 other posts of phart 
We did for MANY Decades, until the immigrants started pouring in taking all the jobs and making it easy for greedy developers to ruin many acres of farm land for cheap.
Would suit me fine if building stopped RIGHT NOW. Our roads in this area are cluttered with yankees and californians that can't fucking drive. they had to be living somewhere,they coulda stayed!
By Ananas2xLekker at 04,Feb,26 09:21 other posts of Ananas2xLekker 
If the greedy developers didn't have immigrants to exploit, they would just have exploited the Americans doing construction jobs. Your only defense against greedy people is a government that represents YOU, instead of greedy people. The problem is that YOU represent greedy people, instead of YOURSELF.





By phart at 24,Jan,26 14:11 other posts of phart 
To funny, so damn fat it took 2 pairs of handcuffs to secure her!
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By Ananas2xLekker at 28,Jan,26 10:44 other posts of Ananas2xLekker 
"disruption of a worship service" is that a crime?
By Lookatmine2 at 31,Jan,26 06:00 other posts of Lookatmine2 
Your rights end where mine begin. It is a criminal act to intentionally interfere with the expression of free speech of others. Denying others of their 1st Amendment rights by interrupting a church service is not protected speech, no matter how hard you try to spin it.

Storming a church and interrupting the peaceable assembly of others can be charged as a crime, because it is.
By Ananas2xLekker at 01,Feb,26 11:56 other posts of Ananas2xLekker 
Thanks for saying that. How many peaceful protests is Trump breaking up?
"It is a criminal act to intentionally interfere with the expression of free speech of others." Don Lemon was just arrested for covering an anti-ICE protest. If there is ONE thing that should be protected by the 1st Amendment, it's the right to REPORT on protests.
By phart at 01,Feb,26 13:39 other posts of phart 
So don lemon is not allowed to be a normal person not doing his job at any time? If he is awake he is reporting? do you do your job by going into a church on sunday morning?
By Ananas2xLekker at 01,Feb,26 14:22 other posts of Ananas2xLekker 
Lemon was livestreaming the protest, interviewing people and describing the event, not participating as a protester. How is that not doing his job?

Protest organizers and participants said they were targeting a pastor at Cities Church who they believed also serves as a local ICE official (specifically an acting director of the ICE field office in Minnesota). That dual role, religious leader and immigration enforcement official, was central to their reason for taking the protest into the church.
If a Christian leader is still involved in ICE, as it is operating today, they are unqualified to represent Jesus.

If police is going to arrest organizers or the main participants of a protest, which
is breaking the law, that is warranted, and the risk they take for doing that.
Arresting journalists covering the protest is clearly a violation of the 1st Amendment, and I am sure only intended as INTIMIDATION. You don't seem to understand that the 1st Amendment is intended to protect the people from GOVERNMENT interference.
By phart at 01,Feb,26 16:07 other posts of phart 
the constitution also protects those people in that church.You say he was covering the protest,so who for? What broadcast company? they have not come forward that he was working for them have they?
By Ananas2xLekker at 01,Feb,26 16:34 other posts of Ananas2xLekker 
Journalism is no longer limited to broadcast companies.
In fact, broadcast companies are failing to do journalism nowadays
and new media is picking up the broken pieces.
You're not providing a legal argument, that will stick in court.
By phart at 01,Feb,26 16:44 other posts of phart 
So you are saying it is legal to invade a church service? and profit from it?
By Ananas2xLekker at 01,Feb,26 20:02 other posts of Ananas2xLekker 
It's legal to do journalism about people invading a church service.
The fact that journalists get paid is not relevant and never has been.
Journalists who work for broadcast companies get paid too, sometimes
even many millions per year.
By phart at 02,Feb,26 03:35 other posts of phart 
to cover that church invasion, he had to participate. Or not go in. I don't know why that is so hard to figure out. his going in was a invasion if he was alone technically.
By Ananas2xLekker at 02,Feb,26 09:07 other posts of Ananas2xLekker 
You would not say that, if it was FOX 'News' or 'News'max.
But, they would of course not be arrested while doing that.

Of the 9 people who were arrested in that protest, 2 were journalists.

When do you start to care about ICE breaking the law,
instead of the victimized citizens who are protesting that?

A woman can be grabbed by 4 armed masked men, and pulled into a van,
while the police is watching, because that's how ICE operates.
How idiotic for a country, to not just allow that, but organize that?

Before Trump, you would have said that it was your 2nd Amendment duty, to protect that woman, and shoot her assaulters, But now your idiot president hired thousands of thugs, who's uniform is just what the end up buying at their local military surplus. Who the hell came up with that? It's not just the cruelty, it's also the sheer INCOMPETENCE of your stupid regime, that makes me angry.
By phart at 02,Feb,26 13:10 other posts of phart 
interfering with law enforcement is a crime. I can't change that and see no need to.
I doubt fox news or newsmax reporters would crash into a church for views. Even they are above doing something that sacrilege .You don't mess with places of worship.I would feel the same if it was a mosque. I don't like the people that go in them,or their beliefs but it is just mutual respect for 1's place of worship.
By Ananas2xLekker at 02,Feb,26 15:18 other posts of Ananas2xLekker 
Don Lemon was NOT interfering with law enforcement. He was also not disturbing the peace in the church, he entered it calmly and peacefully. That is not any violation of the law, until he would have been asked to leave and wouldn't. However, if he wasn't asked personally, as a journalist reporting on the protesters, he had a justifiable reason to stay. Journalists are important for reporting on conflicts, that’s why they are afforded protections under the First Amendment, which safeguards freedom of the press and allows them to gather and publish information about matters of public interest.

Your government says the protest interrupted the service and impeded congregants’ rights, and prosecutors claim Lemon’s presence and actions went beyond neutral reporting. Whether his presence constitutes protected journalism or unlawful interference is now a matter for the courts to decide.

The Freedom of Access to Clinic Entrances (FACE) Act, 18 U.S.C. § 248, makes it a federal crime to use force, threats, obstruction, or intimidation to interfere with a person’s exercise of rights at a place of worship or reproductive health facility. I have seen NO evidence of him engaging in force, threats, obstruction, or intimidation. An unbiased judge will dismiss the charges.

ICE is not law enforcement, ICE are themselves criminals now.
Until they start to obey the law, they cannot enforce the law.

If you go somewhere that you're not supposed to, you get a fine. Unless you have evidence that Don Lemon broke something, there is no reason for a judge to be involved.
Religion is a first amendement right, so it should have protections from the government and people trying to take people's right away. A little first time 'interference' should not be a crime, it should be no more than an infraction/violation. The law should not protect religion anymore than any other expression of free speech. The term 'sacrilege' is a religious term, which doesn't fit the 1st Amendment. Churches should also no longer be exempt from paying taxes. “Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof …”















By Ananas2xLekker at 02,Feb,26 12:20 other posts of Ananas2xLekker 
Cancel culture in the mind of a right-winger:
"I don't like how people are mean to me, when I am mean to them."
"That shouldn't be allowed."


By phart at 22,Jan,26 19:20 other posts of phart 
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By Ananas2xLekker at 28,Jan,26 10:55 other posts of Ananas2xLekker 
Morgan Freeman has indeed communicated this idea often.
This was his way of emphasizing what some call a “color‑blind” approach to race,
the idea that if we stopped highlighting racial categories in everyday interactions,
racial divisions could diminish over time. He is not a representative for most black people in the US. This contrasts with the majority view among Black Americans, who see racism as both systemic and structural, requiring active attention and solutions.

You're making an "appeal to authority" fallacy. The reasoning goes like:
“Morgan Freeman says stop talking about race → therefore, that is the best way
to reduce racism.”
It’s fallacious because his celebrity status does not confer special insight into
systemic sociology.

I think it's just an argument from people who want people to stop talking about racism.
The reality is that racism is reemerging in alarming ways, more openly than in previous decades, making silence both unrealistic and dangerous.

Ignoring race doesn’t make racism disappear. It can hide inequalities,
invalidate experiences, maintain the status quo, and erase cultural identity.
Real change requires acknowledging race, while addressing inequities.
By Lookatmine2 at 31,Jan,26 05:53 other posts of Lookatmine2 
Yes. Racism seems to have made a resurgence, but not in the manner you infer it has. In this latest, more modern iteration, it is strictly and completely voluntary. The black victimization activists and Leftist race grifters are calling for a new segregation, one not based on any actual systemic white supremacy, but one based on Black separatism.

I remember when it was bad to believe in the doctrine of “separate but equal.” Now, it is perfectly acceptable, so long as your skin is a politically correct shade, and not too pale, of course.

Indeed, the audacity of calling a country that elected a half-black man to be POTUS not once but twice, and where the wealthiest woman in the world is Oprah Winfrey, and thousands of black men and women belong to the millionaires club, is palpable. It is staggeringly mind numbing to hear many insisting it is now worse for black people in this nation than it was in 1925!

What rot!

But, do go one. Please. Perpetuate that myth. Keep claiming America is racist merely because white people live here. Ignore the unapologetic racism of Leftist activists and black separatist race grifters who get richer with each manufactured outrage, which oddly always seems to be the fault of whitey for some reason.

This is racism is being projected onto those who have committed the cardinal sin of being born white, by those who profit most from the division it creates. Up is down, war is peace, and ignorance is power in a world turned upside down by those who, failing to find racism in our society, create it themselves and then reward themselves richly for calling it out. It is a world in which the only people who can now be safely discriminated against are the ones who are melanin lacking, and those who profit from discrimination this laugh on the way to the bank.
By Ananas2xLekker at 31,Jan,26 11:02 other posts of Ananas2xLekker 
How is racism voluntary, when the president repeats Neo-nazi lies that black legal immigrants "are eating the dogs", before he fires many black people from the administration, without any justification, other than the general one, that they were all hired as DEI picks?
Why is your president constantly publicly insulted the intelligence of Jasmine Crockett, who knows all of the law from memory and obviously speaks and reads at a much higher level than the president himself?

Can you point me to some of those 'Leftist race grifters', who are pushing 'Black separatism'?

A grifter is someone who makes money, influence, or attention by deceiving people, especially by pretending to be sincere, principled, or aligned with a cause they don’t genuinely believe in. There is a lot of it on the right, because right-wing ideology favors the wealthy. It is openly documented how almost all right-wing media, old and new, is funded by billions of dollars from the wealthy. To a lesser extend there is corporate liberal media, funded by liberal billionaires, but there is none of that on the LEFT. The left threatens billionaires, because we think they should not exist. They are not funding a movement that wants to tax them out of existence.

When I accuse the US of being racist, I have lots of other examples than that white people live there. Like the fact that ICE is racially profiling people to attack, consistently on a large scale, while we are speaking.

Being born white is not a sin, it's a privilege. No one is accusing me of having low IQ and being incompetent, based on my skin color, because I'm white. If I was black in America, I would now have to prove I am qualified for my job, based solely on being part of a GROUP, that was hired while DEI existed, without being INDIVIDUALLY assessed. Being treated as a ethnic group, instead of as an individual, is discrimination.

If melanin people are discriminated against, than why are white people on average still SO MUCH BETTER OFF, than black people on average? You can only explain that with racism or by engaging in racism. Which one will you pick?

The wealthiest woman in the world is NOT Oprah Winfrey, it is Alice Walton, the Walmart heiress, with an estimated fortune of around $101 billion. Oprah Winfrey’s net worth is about $3.2 billion. Funny how you put sexism on top of racism, and making a separate category for women. The wealthiest PERSON in the world is Elon Musk, with ~$700 billion+. He is white, from South Africa, from a line of apartheid supporting white wealthy people. He is also known from his weird waving, that exactly looked like two Nazi salutes, during your PRESIDENT'S campaign. No one on the side of your president has acknowledged this and condemned this, and Elon Musk was allowed to go into your government's finances and do whatever he wanted with it. Are you going to deny that those were intended as Nazi salutes, or are you going to say that Nazi salutes are not disqualifying for such an important position?
By phart at 31,Jan,26 13:03 other posts of phart 
Well there is alot of problems that blacks bring on themselves. like the drug trade and their shooting each other over it.more of them in jail than any other race. just the county next to me the last 4 most newsworthy murders, black on white. And dei cost qualified people with my employer to loose promotions to black college students without any field experience that later were fired for criminal acts.

Race wouldn't be near the issue it is if Black people themselves would stop making it 1.
By Ananas2xLekker at 31,Jan,26 13:14 other posts of Ananas2xLekker 
And those problems are caused of the systemic racism that still exists.
Otherwise, you are arguing that 'blacks' are doing that, because they are black,
which is: racism.

No, race is an issue, because you cannot stop making it an issue.
You have no arguments against anything else I said, so racism is real.
By phart at 31,Jan,26 13:47 other posts of phart 
I wouldn't pay race any attention if people of other races didn't bring attention onto themselves. that's the point.
If I turned on the news and the majority of criminals displayed on the screen were white, um,i wouldn't think blacks were the majority ,nothing there to enforce that observation.
If I were to veiw the population of the nearest jail and they were all white, um, blacks aren't the issue,nothing there to enforce the observation.
By Ananas2xLekker at 31,Jan,26 14:24 other posts of Ananas2xLekker 
Lookatmine2 JUST said: "... a country that elected a half-black man to be POTUS not once but twice, and where the wealthiest woman in the world is Oprah Winfrey, and thousands of black men and women belong to the millionaires club ..."
So HOW are people of other races bringing attention onto themselves?

One of you is denying that have any problems and the other is calling them
all criminals. How am I supposed to take you lot seriously?

You're not dealing in reality. Your "facts" change according to what you want
to argue for. Discuss you ideas with each other first, and come to me with your combined conclusion, about how black people are either incredibly privileged or
how they are awfully struggling.

If you are saying that they are privileged AND struggling, then you are just saying that it's because they are black, which is: racism.

In any case, if that WOULD be the reality, how the fuck is IGNORING race then going to solve anything? IF race WAS the ACTUAL problem, then how stupid
is ignoring it? Your whole support for ignoring race, proves that wrong.
You obviously care about the problem, so explain why you don't want to fix it.




By Lookatmine2 at 01,Feb,26 20:53 other posts of Lookatmine2 
Wake up. Think. Open your eyes. Expand your horizons. Begin thinking critically.

Or, just keep your head buried in the sand regarding anything I post that questions your politics..

Your choice.
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That's a comment of someone who lost the argument.







By Ananas2xLekker at 21,Jan,26 11:21 other posts of Ananas2xLekker 
Certified Nutritional Practitioner says:
"I Looked at the New US Food Guidelines And Something Doesn’t Add Up"
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One example; the messaging was: "We are ending the war on protein!".
Like there are not shelves stacked with products marketing "EXTRA PROTEIN".
Why is everything your administration does SO INCREDIBLY STUPID?

If you want to stay healthy, listen to specialists.
Do not listen to your administration, because they DON'T listen to specialists.
Your administration listens to lobbyists and people with brain-worms (literal or figurative).

The milk and meat lobby has significantly delayed and distorted public understanding
of the health risks of animal-product consumption, contributing to preventable disease.
By phart at 21,Jan,26 14:45 other posts of phart 
What you don't see in our everyday life here in the US is just how sissified and weak Americans are becoming from these so called healthy diets.
Men can't even work anymore, they don't have the strength to lift things, they depend on machines, they can't think because their brains are malnourished. We need carbs and protein in our diets to get our humans back up to a level they can function. Weak people means weak country.
By Cody8789 at 21,Jan,26 17:20 other posts of Cody8789 
I stay away from protein, if you haven’t heard, protein has a lot of lead in it, yes, protein shakes, protein powder, protein bars. It’s becoming concerning how much lead that is in these products. All protein powders have alarming amounts of lead, and I used to drink my protein shakes several times a week not knowing how much lead I was consuming. I stopped taking all protein. A lot of the powders that are being sold off the shelves have over 125% over the recommended daily allowance. How is the fda allowing this.
By phart at 21,Jan,26 19:36 other posts of phart 
Oof, I wonder how it gets in there?
By Cody8789 at 21,Jan,26 22:50 other posts of Cody8789 
Lead gets into proteins, especially plant-based powders, by being absorbed from contaminated soil, water, and industrial pollution as plants grow; it can also enter dairy proteins if cows consume contaminated feed, with the metal accumulating in plant tissues like roots and then concentrating during powder processing, leading to significant levels in supplements. It can bind to specific proteins in the body, disrupting vital functions like DNA repair and heme production, but it primarily enters the food chain through environmental contamination.
By Ananas2xLekker at 22,Jan,26 16:52 other posts of Ananas2xLekker 
That's what we got EU-regulations for. However, the maximum allowed lead content for food is much lower than for food supplements. If protein powder is considered
a food supplement, it would possibly be risky to use that in large quantities.
Products like protein bars and protein shakes are considered food in the EU,
not food supplements, so they should be safe.

I think the whole protein hype is nonsense. Our consumer information program "Keuringsdienst van waarde" (Inspection service of value) researched it and they conclude that almost everyone gets enough protein in their food. Only top athletes might benefit from same extra.
By Cody8789 at 23,Jan,26 06:14 other posts of Cody8789 
I used to work out with weights and took a lot of protein and creatine but not anymore
By Ananas2xLekker at 23,Jan,26 11:24 other posts of Ananas2xLekker 
Did you research the sources of the protein in the supplement?
And did you check that they contained all essential amino acids?

Often it's just whey protein, a byproduct of cheese-making, which they had
lots of trouble selling, until they marketed the shit out of protein products.

The body can create creatine itself, but they say it helps produce energy for short, intense bursts of activity. Think of it as a rapid fuel reserve for your muscles and brain. If you work out vigorously, I can imagine it would help.
By Cody8789 at 23,Jan,26 23:37 other posts of Cody8789 
That’s not how creatine works, let me explain, when taking a good creatine product you must check the glucose amount, if under 75 grams, the product is a waste of money, the more expensive creatinine has at least 75 grams of glucose in them because for them to work properly it must be able to create an insulin spike in your body for the stored creatinine to absorb into your muscles to repair them faster, so what I’m saying is when you inject creatine the only way to get it into repairing and making stronger muscles needs a spike of 75 grams or it doesn’t work and your wasting your money on a product that doesn’t do anything for you.
By Ananas2xLekker at 24,Jan,26 14:23 other posts of Ananas2xLekker 
ChatGPT didn't agree with you. Take it for what it's worth, which is not a lot, because you're not taking it anymore:

Short answer: **No — that explanation is largely false and mixes a few half-truths with outright misinformation.** Let’s unpack it cleanly.

---
## What’s wrong in that statement

### 1. **Creatine does NOT require 75 g of glucose to work**
* Creatine uptake into muscle is **not dependent on a massive insulin spike**.
* Insulin can *slightly* enhance creatine transport, but **normal meals already provide enough insulin**.
* Research shows creatine works perfectly well **with water alone**.

👉 You do **not** need 75 g of glucose (that’s ~300 calories of sugar) for creatine to be effective.

---
### 2. **More expensive creatine ≠ better creatine**
* The gold standard is **creatine monohydrate**.
* It’s cheap, stable, and extremely well-researched.
* Added glucose does **not** make it higher quality — it just makes it a carb supplement plus creatine.

If anything, “expensive creatine with tons of sugar” is often **marketing fluff**.

---
### 3. **Creatine is NOT injected**
This is a big red flag.
* Creatine is taken **orally** (powder, capsule).
* There is **no standard or legitimate practice of injecting creatine**.
* The body absorbs creatine through the gut → bloodstream → muscles.

If someone says “inject creatine,” they either misspoke badly or don’t understand the topic.

---
### 4. **Creatine doesn’t directly “repair muscles”**
Creatine:
* Increases **phosphocreatine stores**
* Improves **short-burst power output**
* Allows **more reps, heavier loads**
* Indirectly supports muscle growth by improving training quality

It does **not** directly repair muscle tissue like protein or calories do.

---
### 5. **Insulin spikes that big are unnecessary and often counterproductive**
* 75 g of glucose daily just for creatine can:
* Add unnecessary fat
* Spike blood sugar
* Be harmful for insulin sensitivity (especially long-term)

Top athletes absolutely do **not** rely on sugar bombs just to make creatine work.

---
## What’s actually true (the real science)
✅ Creatine monohydrate works on its own
✅ Taking it with meals is sufficient
✅ Insulin *can* help uptake slightly, but normal eating covers this
✅ No glucose minimum exists
✅ No injection required
✅ Cheap creatine is just as effective

---
## Bottom line
That explanation is **scientifically incorrect** and includes:
* A fake glucose requirement
* A misunderstanding of insulin
* A false claim about injection
* Confusion about muscle repair
By Cody8789 at 24,Jan,26 22:55 other posts of Cody8789 
You are so wrong,,, end conversation, you think you know everything but not in this case
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cally designed to cause a significant, measurable spike in blood sugar and a corresponding surge in insulin, often used to diagnose diabetes or insulin resistance. This amount is typically given as a liquid drink, causing a faster, more intense spike than a similar amount of carbohydrates eaten in solid food.
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Yes, consuming 75 grams of glucose is a standardized, high-carbohydrate load specifically designed to cause a significant, measurable spike in blood sugar and a corresponding surge in insulin, often used to diagnose diabetes or insulin resistance. This amount is typically given as a liquid drink, causing a faster, more intense spike than a similar amount of carbohydrates eaten in solid food.
By Ananas2xLekker at 25,Jan,26 22:56 other posts of Ananas2xLekker 
In this case, I indeed didn't know anything.
Like I said, I just asked ChatGPT.
By Lookatmine2 at 31,Jan,26 06:06 other posts of Lookatmine2 
The thing about artificial intelligence is this: garbage in, garbage out. An AI is only as smart, and as correct, as the person or persons who created the software.

Stop letting a machine do it, and think for yourself. There are far better and more reliable sources of info than a software written by individuals with personal prejudices and agendas.
By Ananas2xLekker at 31,Jan,26 14:44 other posts of Ananas2xLekker 
Yes, that's true. However, ChatGPT has ALL the sources, mine AND yours,
and it uses algorithms to figure out logical connections between ALL that data.
Are you doing that?

This was one time that I didn't have a clue about the truth of this, and I didn't care to learn, because it has no use for me. That's when I just ask ChatGPT.
I didn't even read most of it, just formatted it, AND I CLEARLY SAID THAT.

I mostly use ChatGPT as a factchecker. If ChatGPT is incorrect, I know enough to know that, on most subjects that we are taling about, because
I get news from many sources. When I ask ChatGPT something I care about,
I always ask it for it's sources and confirm what it answered.

So, how do you do it? Do you ask Google or some other search engine for links to information? Do you admit that all those search engines can have the exact same problem of being programmed by individuals with prejudices and agendas?

If you are finding information with a search engine, you are reading ONE source that can be completely biased. If you are finding information with AI,
it is usually based on multiple sources. That can be more accurate, but it can also be completely wrong. It all depends on your own knowledge and critical thinking skills to separate the lies and nonsense from the truth.

Grok is written by individuals with personal prejudices and agendas, ChatGPT is NOT, or a least FAR LESS. There is clear evidence that Elon Musk himself is involved in manipulating Grok, but that is exactly why people on your side favor it over AI's from more neutral organized companies.

By the way; if you think that AI is such a threat to the truth, why do you not BERATE Trump, for letting the techbros fill your country with AI datacenters and Trump wanting to forbid ALL regulation that would prevent them from destroying the truth for ever? Do you like being lied to?

I want strict regulation to make sure that no one can use fake pictures or video for propaganda, with heavy penalties if they do. The Trump regime just changed a photo of civil rights attorney and activist Nekima Levy Armstrong, to make it look like she was crying, while she was not. I consider that a crime. I DON'T like being lied to.












By Ananas2xLekker at 22,Jan,26 15:55 other posts of Ananas2xLekker 
Healthy diets don't make anyone sissified and weak.
You're making a "Correlation–causation fallacy".
You are correct in thinking that sissy/weak men care about their health more,
but you are reversing the logic. It's not the healthy food that made them sissy/weak,
it's being sissy/weak that makes men care about their health.
Together with the manly culture of meat and BBQ, that makes you relate unhealthy food with "real men" and healthy food with "sissy/weak" men. That's irrational thinking.

Understand that there is lots of marketing behind the idea of manly men. They advertise it with a big hairy man, on his ranch, cutting up a dead animal, putting it on the grill, in a leather apron, covered in smoke, drinking beer, with his mates. And for a while, that's all a lot of fun, good eating, good times. But if that makes you eat unhealthy everyday, you end up fat, out of breath, with diminished heart function from blocked arteries, elevated cholesterol and hypertension, requiring medication with side-effects, possibly turning diabetic, and all medical bills associated with it. It was all very manly for a while, but it can turn that big burly man into a weakling, who cannot do his job anymore and probably dies before his retirement.
Is it manly, when he leaves his wife without his income and lots of medical debt?

Studies show that top athletes perform much better on a fully plant based diet, than on meat, even high quality unprocessed meat that is considered healthy. It takes more effort to balance a plant based diet, to compensate for some deficiencies (only Vitamin B12 cannot be compensated without supplements), but then it provides the body with a much more complete source of nutrients. It opens up all the arteries to utilize the full power of the heart, which make top athletes perform their best.

Actually that manly American food culture turns people malnourished.
All those jiggly asses you see walking around are STARVING for vitamins (Vitamin C, Vitamin E, Carotenoids), minerals (Potassium, Magnesium), fiber, anti-oxidants, healthy fatty acids, complex carbohydrates, prebiotics & gut-supporting compounds. They're not strong and tough, they're dying.

Of course, I'm not turning this knowledge into full practice. I still eat meat (but a bit less), because I like it. A long healthy life is not worth a lot, if you need to suffer every day to achieve it. I have no interest in sports, I just don't want to suffer illness and die young. That requires a healthIER diet and some exercise. That's not much of a sacrifice. A well-balanced diet is much more interesting than only hamburgers and steaks. I like variety and eating food from all over the world. Especially Asian countries have developed a diet that is both healthy and great in taste and variety.

“Variety’s the very spice of life, that gives it all its flavour.” — William Cowper




By phart at 26,Jan,26 01:43 other posts of phart 
do they have "no king's" protest in the UK?
By Ananas2xLekker at 28,Jan,26 09:23 other posts of Ananas2xLekker 
No, because their king doesn't want to be a DICTATOR. Neither does mine.

By Lookatmine2 at 31,Jan,26 06:11 other posts of Lookatmine2 
Ironically, yes, they did. Seriously.

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By Ananas2xLekker at 31,Jan,26 13:19 other posts of Ananas2xLekker 
Why is that 'ironic'? Polls show that around 25–27% Brits are in favour
of abolishing their own monarchy, while their king has almost no power.
About 31–37 % of Dutch people want The Netherlands to be a republic.

I'm not one of them, because I see how awful your republic is.
I don't want ONE person to have so much power to only represent one group of people, and fuck over the rest, while they were voted in by only 31,6 % of the people who are eligible to vote.
I want all voters to represented in a compromise. And I want a cabinet that lays down their jobs, when people lose trust in them. None of your presidents has ever done that, no matter how low their approval had become.
By phart at 31,Jan,26 13:40 other posts of phart 
The netherlands would rather have someone like Henry VIII that killed 2 wives and shit than have a government of people with brains.

Seriously, why would anyone want a kill that killed his wives?
By Ananas2xLekker at 31,Jan,26 14:19 other posts of Ananas2xLekker 
You're probably making a joke again, because it would be a fucking stupid thing to say, as an answer to what I just said, otherwise.

I am exactly saying that I DON'T want a stupid king to rule over us,
but a government of people with brains. We have that, much more than YOU.

OK, Trump ONLY killed one wife.






By phart at 31,Jan,26 13:38 other posts of phart 
this is something that bugs me alot , after covid hit, tip jars started showing up everywhere. even at mcdonalds.
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By phart at 30,Jan,26 22:32 other posts of phart 
I guess the sumbitch will get away with murder and just be charged with "stalking". what a joke.
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OH now it all makes sense,A democrat judge.

U.S. District Judge Margaret M. Garnett
Who appointed judge Margaret Garnett?
Joseph R. Biden
Nominated by Joseph R. Biden on July 11, 2023, to a seat vacated by Vincent Louis Briccetti. Confirmed by the Senate on November 28, 2023, and received commission on January 9, 2024.


By Ananas2xLekker at 30,Jan,26 12:01 other posts of Ananas2xLekker 
When Society Chooses the Villain (and the reason for it)
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By phart at 21,Jan,26 15:41 other posts of phart 
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I would assume he was a flight risk, But didn't get much punishment.
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As of the most recent reports in January 2026, Dallas Pokornik remains in federal custody. The case is still pending, and trial proceedings are expected to continue, with reports noting he is set to face trial in March 2026 (based on available reporting).



By Ananas2xLekker at 28,Jan,26 10:39 other posts of Ananas2xLekker 
You lot are scolding "woke" a lot, but maybe you'll think differently
when you understand how fugging hard it often is.

I let this brilliant piece of comedy support my point:
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By phart at 18,Jan,26 15:23 other posts of phart 
May have found Leos problem
Irritable Male Syndrome
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By Ananas2xLekker at 19,Jan,26 11:58 other posts of Ananas2xLekker 
Nope, Leo has rational reasons to be angry, about your refusal to be rational.

The term irritable male syndrome (IMS) is used in scientific and popular texts to describe a pattern of irritability and mood changes linked to hormonal fluctuations in males. However, it is not an officially recognized medical diagnosis in major clinical classifications like the DSM-5 or ICD-11; it remains a descriptive concept rather than a standardized clinical condition.

I would say that irritable male syndrome is the clearest reason for the existence of MAGA that I ever heard. The whole movement is based on primitive gut feelings, that things in the US are not going well, without any rational thinking about the reasons for why things in the US are not going well. If you look at MAGA crowds, it's clear that ALL these men have some form of hormonal imbalance. Either they are testosteron bombs who are frustrated for women not being interested in them, or they are middle-aged men in their penopause.
By quint at 19,Jan,26 12:08 other posts of quint 
I agree. They seem to be very easily emotionally manipulated.

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By Ananas2xLekker at 19,Jan,26 14:14 other posts of Ananas2xLekker 
Some liberals do cry about the decision to keep using oil until climate change turns so bad that even complete morons accept the truth, the government shitting on The Constitution, trying to destroy democracy, the destruction of the First Amendment, the return of the Jim Crow era, letting tech billionaires control everything and fill the country with datacenters, the destruction of education, the cruelty towards poor countries that desperately needed money for HIV prevention and famine reduction, cutting funds to child cancer research, their health insurance premiums skyrocketing, ICE and the National Guard terrorizing citizens (like right-wingers have fear-mongered for decades about the libs doing that), their immigrant neighbors' families getting torn apart by ICE, the media getting flooded with AI generated misinformation and the governmnet creating the surveillance-state, the constant sickening hypocrisy of the other side, family members turning into complete cult-members and the stupidity of the (wannabe) dictator in the White House.

That's all rational reasons to feel depressed about the state of THEIR country.

It's not your country, because your side has always hated America.
You want America to be like Putin's Russia and Erdoğan's Turkey.
By phart at 19,Jan,26 16:48 other posts of phart 
Ok, your last sentances are a good segway into what I was going to post seperate.
Lets take a look at some apartments in new york.

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1750 a month
and then compare them to apartments in RUSSIA.
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750 a month, a 1000 dollars less than new york and MUCH larger in most cases.

NOW, Please remind me what political party has been running new york and for how long?
Oh,let me google that for you to save time
"City government is dominated by the Democratic Party, which also normally attracts majority support within the city in State, Congressional, and Presidential elections. The suffrage has been extended in stages since the founding of the state: African Americans (men only) received the vote in 1870 and women in 1920."
Democrats have been trying to make America in russia and theres the proof in those 2 links. looks nearly the same to me,except the democrats have got the cost much higher.Who struggles under the higher democrat prices in new york? the poor. DUH,
By CAT52! at 19,Jan,26 17:25 other posts of CAT52! 
NYC Average Net (After Tax): Around $6,600+ monthly.
Moscow Average Annual: 1.25 Million RUB ($1,000+ monthly net).
Moscow Living Wage (Bachelor): RUB 75k-100k/month (approx. $800-$1,000 USD at recent rates).
In Summary:
Expect substantially higher dollar figures for salaries in New York, but factor in the much higher cost of living in NYC versus Moscow; however, even with cost adjustments, New York generally offers greater real purchasing power.

Give it a rest, Phart.
By phart at 19,Jan,26 18:33 other posts of phart 
you give it a rest,
USD RUB
500 USD 39,000 RUB
1000 USD 78,000 RUB
2000 USD 156,000 RUB
5000 USD 390,000 RUB
By CAT52! at 20,Jan,26 01:45 other posts of CAT52! 
The exchange rate doesn’t apply. What you have to use as the measurement is how many hours of work does it take to buy a loaf of bread by comparable workers at both cities.



By Ananas2xLekker at 21,Jan,26 10:39 other posts of Ananas2xLekker 
Are you supporting Russian economic politics over Democrats?
Which relevant economic principle, that you have ever advocated for,
is championed by Russian politics and opposed by Democrats?
And how is that affecting rent prices for working class people?

In one post you are praising Russians for keeping rent low (which is nonsense,
if you consider their spending power) and in the other post you are accusing Democrats of trying to make America in Russia.
What is it?

By Ananas2xLekker at 21,Jan,26 10:49 other posts of Ananas2xLekker 
New York is PRIME REAL ESTATE. Every square foot is fought over by rich people working in Wall Street and real estate speculators, who drive the prices up to ridiculous heights. These are CAPITALIST excesses. The failure of New York Democrats is that they were corporate centrists, who allowed that capitalism to drive out working class citizens from their own city, because they couldn't afford it anymore.

Still, those Democrats did some things to keep rent prices from not escalating to even more ridiculous levels. Do you think that Republicans would have done anything?
Of course not, they would call that 'socialism' or 'communism'.

There are no capitalist solutions to a capitalist problem.
That's why the working class in New York voted for Zohran Mamdani.

By Ananas2xLekker at 21,Jan,26 11:13 other posts of Ananas2xLekker 
WHY OH WHY is the rent price of apartments a justification for using oil until climate change turns so bad that even complete morons accept the truth, the government shitting on The Constitution, trying to destroy democracy, the destruction of the First Amendment, the return of the Jim Crow era, letting tech billionaires control everything and fill the country with datacenters, the destruction of education, the cruelty towards poor countries that desperately needed money for HIV prevention and famine reduction, cutting funds to child cancer research, their health insurance premiums skyrocketing, ICE and the National Guard terrorizing citizens (like right-wingers have fear-mongered for decades about the libs doing that), their immigrant neighbors' families getting torn apart by ICE, the media getting flooded with AI generated misinformation and the governmnet creating the surveillance-state, the constant sickening hypocrisy of the other side, family members turning into complete cult-members and the stupidity of the (wannabe) dictator in the White House?
By phart at 21,Jan,26 14:38 other posts of phart 
"It's not your country, because your side has always hated America.
You want America to be like Putin's Russia and Erdoğan's Turkey."

This is what got me comparing russia to the us, The rent is similar
By Ananas2xLekker at 22,Jan,26 16:38 other posts of Ananas2xLekker 
Well, it's not my most important metric to decide if I want to live in a country.
Not being sent to die in a dictator's senseless wars is higher on my priority list.









By phart at 17,Jan,26 05:11 other posts of phart 
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Good questions, Trump telling it like it is! Well a AI cartoon Trump,

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MORE good 1's like why can a woman abort a baby because she doesn't want the responsibility, but a man goes to prison if he doesn't pay child support?

The gender pay gap is real but Gender is not?

Elon ask a good 1 here, If genitals don't define gender,why does cutting them off affirm it?
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By Ananas2xLekker at 19,Jan,26 12:05 other posts of Ananas2xLekker 
I found only one funny, the rest was cringe and stupid.
You're political side really has a disability to do humor.

You still don't understand the difference between sex and gender.
One is biological and the other is identity. That simple concept explains EVERYTHING.
And all those questions and jokes prove that this simple concept is too difficult for your side to understand. This indicates a general low IQ on your side of politics.



By phart at 18,Jan,26 14:18 other posts of phart 
Well , are all Jelly fish democrats or all democrats jelly fish.
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They have no hearts and no brains, sounds just like a democrat to me!
By Ananas2xLekker at 19,Jan,26 11:33 other posts of Ananas2xLekker 
A lot of democrats are jelly fish indeed. Only the lefty progressives are fighters.
But look at Republicans. Almost none of them agreed with tariffs and said nothing.
Most of them think that Trump is crazy to focus on Greenland, but they say nothing.
The only ones who say something are the ones who are not up for re-election anyway.
They are all jelly fish. The only one with some principles and half a spine is Rand Paul.
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By phart at 10,Jan,26 20:21 other posts of phart 
I keep up with the Skittles blog story's about the fictitious character "saggy Granny" . Very entertaining reading and he apparently does alot of research to insert actual facts into his storys, like for example the iq of a somali being only 68. It is actually 67.7, rounded to 68.

My God how does a country function with people like this?
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and to think some of them come here and are part of our government!!
By Ananas2xLekker at 12,Jan,26 10:51 other posts of Ananas2xLekker 
Here’s a clear assessment of the “Average IQ by Country 2026” data you mentioned (from WorldPopulationReview) and whether it’s scientifically valid, trustworthy, or meaningful for comparing national intelligence.

🔍 1. What This “Average IQ by Country” Data Actually Is

The WorldPopulationReview page you linked aggregates IQ estimates from various sources — especially the International IQ Test online platform and older datasets like those by Richard Lynn & David Becker — and presents them as “average IQ by country.”

However, it’s not original scientific research. It doesn’t collect truly representative, systematic data across whole national populations. Instead, it:

Uses voluntary online tests taken by internet users (self-selected samples).

Compiles and mixes data from multiple sources (some decades old) that use different methods and test types.

Often includes small sample sizes for many countries.

So the WorldPopulationReview figures are estimates or derived rankings, not rigorous scientific measurements of national intelligence.

📉 2. Problems With This Kind of Ranking
❌ Non-representative samples

Online platforms only include people who choose to take an internet IQ test. That group is typically:

More educated,

More urban,

More digitally literate,

… than the overall population. This skews results systematically.

❌ Varied test types & methodologies

Different IQ tests measure different skills (verbal, nonverbal reasoning, memory, etc.). Aggregating heterogeneous data without consistent norms makes comparisons unreliable.

❌ Sample size issues

Some low-population or low-internet-access countries might only have very few test-takers, invalidating the idea of an “average IQ.”

❌ Questionable historical sources

Datasets like the one by Lynn & Becker have been widely criticized by academic researchers for using unrepresentative data and for biases in how they estimate national IQs.

➡️ A recent critique argues that “national IQ” datasets do not provide accurate, unbiased, or comparable measures of cognitive ability worldwide due to methodological flaws like inconsistent sampling and test diversity.
🧠 3. What the Scientific Community Actually Says About Cross-Country IQ Comparisons
✅ IQ tests do measure certain cognitive skills

IQ tests can be useful in psychology to assess reasoning or problem-solving within well-standardized contexts.

⚠️ But conclusions about national differences are controversial

There is no scientific consensus that average IQ differences between countries accurately reflect innate intelligence differences. Environmental, social, and cultural factors play huge roles. For instance:

Education quality

Nutrition and health

Literacy

Socioeconomic status

Test familiarity

… all influence test performance and are not evenly distributed between countries.

Environment vs. innate differences

The mainstream view in intelligence research today emphasizes that environmental factors, not genetics, explain most group-level differences in IQ scores. Claims that genetic differences account for national IQ disparities are not supported by credible scientific evidence.

🧩 4. Other Explanations for Score Variations (Aside from “Smarter Countries”)

Here are important reasons why average IQ scores might differ — none imply one nationality is inherently more intelligent:

📊 Educational access and quality

Better schooling systems and early childhood education boost test-taking performance.

🍽 Nutrition and health

Early nutrition affects brain development; better diets often correlate with higher cognitive test performance.

📚 Literacy and test exposure

People familiar with testing formats and abstract reasoning tasks do better on IQ tests.

🌍 Cultural familiarity with test content

Even “culture-fair” tests can still favor certain ways of thinking or problem-solving.

🧪 Sampling bias

If only a subset of people in a country participates (e.g., mostly well-off, urban, educated), the “average” is skewed.

🧠 5. Should You Trust This Source?

WorldPopulationReview is not a peer-reviewed scientific source for IQ research. It’s a publicly accessible statistics site that compiles existing estimates without rigorous methodology.

It doesn’t ensure representative sampling,

It mixes diverse data sources, and

It does not conform to the standards you’d expect from academic research in psychology or psychometrics.

Therefore, the data can be interesting for informal comparisons but should be treated with strong caution — particularly when drawing conclusions about national intelligence.

📌 Bottom Line

✅ IQ testing can measure some cognitive skills.
⚠️ But country-level averages based on online, non-random samples are not scientifically robust.
❌ These rankings do not prove that some populations are inherently more intelligent than others.
📌 Factors like education, health, environment, and test-taking bias are huge contributors.

👉 In short: no — the “Average IQ by Country” list is not a scientifically valid or reliable measure of national intelligence.
By phart at 13,Jan,26 22:21 other posts of phart 
Well what about eye witness observations of said country? Let's find some video or photos of somalia,
Does that look like a group of smart people to you?
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By Ananas2xLekker at 14,Jan,26 12:14 other posts of Ananas2xLekker 
There is no process for determining the average IQ of citizens of a country, by method of eye witness observations. There are stupid people in all countries.
Your videos show people who are forced to do stupid things out of poverty and desperation. That is not evidence for their IQ.

Most flat earthers on the internet are Americans. Does that make all Americans stupid?
Are they forced to think stupid ideas?
By phart at 14,Jan,26 14:47 other posts of phart 
You mean you aren't a flat earther?
By Ananas2xLekker at 14,Jan,26 15:34 other posts of Ananas2xLekker 
When have you ever found me to oppose science on any subject?
By phart at 14,Jan,26 18:18 other posts of phart 
that's the reason for the geez,even I try to crack a joke sometimes!
By Ananas2xLekker at 14,Jan,26 22:16 other posts of Ananas2xLekker 
I know. I have never met or heard from a Dutch person who believed that the earth is flat though. I did meet several Dutch creationists, some that I didn't even know to be religious.




By CAT52! at 14,Jan,26 15:28 other posts of CAT52! 
Ananas, Americans are not forced to think stupid ideas. They willingly think stupid ideas. This country, arguably the most powerful, richest and most diverse, is also one with high levels of poor education.
The US faces significant challenges, ranking lower in international assessments (like 36th in literacy) due to large numbers of adults with low literacy skills (below 6th grade level) and lower educational attainment compared to top-ranking developed nations like Canada, Japan, and Ireland. (This last paragraph is not from me, but, the studies made by worldwide observations by researchers)
Another problem is the extreme hatred generated by a government bent on providing our Capitalist system fodder for its enrichment.
By Ananas2xLekker at 14,Jan,26 16:16 other posts of Ananas2xLekker 
Phart showed videos where people in poor countries are doing stupid things,
as an example of their low IQ.

Let's assess an example. India has the highest number of road deaths in the world, in terms of absolute fatalities. I saw the TV-show Deadliest Roads, where they followed a truck-driver, with the most beat-up truck you ever saw. He sat on a crate, because he had no seat, his steering had about half a rotation of play, his brakes hardly functioned, and he drove from early in the morning till late in the evening, along crumbling roads on the edge of deep drops. Phart would say that this truck-driver is absolutely crazy, and he must have a very low IQ. That assumes that the truck-driver doesn't understand his danger. The reality is that he knows exactly that he is risking his life every day, but he is working to feed his family. He doesn't make enough money to fix his truck. In other words; the system that he is living (and dying) under is FORCING him to ACT stupid. That's no reason to assume that he has low IQ.

Then I see lots of Americans ACTING stupid, like believing in obvious nonsense,
so I ask phart if they are forced to act stupid. If they are NOT, that's a good reason
to assume that they have low IQ.

Amartya Sen (Indian Nobel Prize winning economist): "People should be judged
by the options genuinely available to them, not by the outcomes they endure."
By phart at 14,Jan,26 18:22 other posts of phart 
No , people aren't forced to act stupid. Here in the US people jump from cliffs with little rubber cords that break, they jump from planes and shit all the time. I remember during the time I was in rehab it was the same time that a American dr had gotten trampled over when he went over to "run with the bulls". I have no sympathy for that guy at all. My physical therapist knew the therapist working to help this guy recover
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As for the guy with the beat up truck in India,
I think he smart to be able to keep it running, that is a feat in it's self.
IT does beg the question though why other countrys like Japan and such can't send their older trucks there instead of scrapping a 50,000 mile truck for no reason, as they do daily.
By Ananas2xLekker at 16,Jan,26 09:55 other posts of Ananas2xLekker 
It's certainly a feat to keep that truck running, without any money.
However, it doesn't take much, to make a simple truck keep going forward.
Most scrappers in a scrap yard will be able to drive, with some tinkering.

The difference is that developed countries have standards for safety.
Your truck has other requirements than just the ability to go forwards.
Those requirements are for your safety as well as everyone else's on the roads.
That's why the US doesn't have the same rate of road deaths as India.

The reason for why so many 50,000 mile trucks end up in the scrap yard in the US:
1. Severe collision damage — Frame or structural damage makes repair unsafe or uneconomical.
2. Flood / water damage — Electrical systems become unreliable and uninsurable.
3. Insurance total-loss economics — Repair costs exceed vehicle market value.
4. Frame rust / corrosion — Structural rust fails inspections and can’t be economically fixed (regional: salt belt states).
5. Part-out value exceeds whole value — Truck is worth more dismantled than repaired.
6. Fleet write-offs — Companies retire vehicles for accounting or liability reasons.
7. Emissions or regulatory failure — Compliance cost exceeds vehicle value.
8. Theft recovery damage — Stripped or vandalized vehicles are too risky to repair.
9. Manufacturer buybacks / recalls — Rare safety or lemon-law removals.
(This ranking reflects real-world frequency)

Clarification: Most 50k-mile trucks that are “scrapped” are:
- Not mechanically worn out
- Often drivable
- But, removed due to economic or safety reasons









By phart at 13,Jan,26 15:37 other posts of phart 
this is why I hate unions.
Nurses walking off their jobs in the middle of winter during flu season. people whine about health care cost, doesn't matter if it's free or a million bucks if the damn nurses aint there to work!, Shame on them,
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By Ananas2xLekker at 13,Jan,26 16:33 other posts of Ananas2xLekker 
If you don't pay nurses enough or make their jobs suck, no one will want to be
a nurse anymore. Unions are just a way for employees to organize themselves,
so they can demand respect from their employer. Why do you hate that so much?

Why do you always fight for the powerful to exploit the powerless?
Don't you think that the little guy has been exploited enough already?
By phart at 13,Jan,26 22:13 other posts of phart 
1 of my relatives works as a rn at a assisted living center, her regular salary is 34 dollars a hour plus vacation, sick leave, insurance. So when we have Christmas dinner or Easter meal ,it is day after or day before ,because she is 1 of the few that will come to work, and she gets DOUBLE time. Her college loan has LONG since been paid off, which she didn't borrow much to cover what her scholarships didn't, the pay is fine, if people would live within their fucking means

Besides ,being a nurse, a dr,or a teacher is a calling to do better for your neighbor ,it's not supposed to make you a millionaire, it's supposed to better your community
By Ananas2xLekker at 14,Jan,26 13:18 other posts of Ananas2xLekker 
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The strike isn’t just about higher pay (though that’s part of it). It’s a broad labor action driven by multiple long‑standing workplace and patient‑care concerns.

Here’s what the nurses are striking for:

-Safe staffing levels: Nurses want limits on how many patients one nurse is expected to care for at a time, so care is safer and less exhausting. Many say chronic understaffing threatens patient and worker safety.

- Workplace safety protections: They’re demanding stronger measures to protect against violence from patients or visitors, a significant and growing concern on hospital units.

- Healthcare benefits: The union says hospitals have resisted guaranteeing full healthcare coverage for nurses and are proposing changes that could reduce benefits.

- Wages/Pay: Nurses also want pay that better reflects their workload and the high cost of living in NYC, though the precise numbers being discussed are disputed between unions and hospital management.

What triggered the strike now?

Contracts for nearly 15,000 nurses at major New York private hospitals (like Mount Sinai, Montefiore, and NewYork‑Presbyterian) expired December 31, 2025, and months of negotiations failed to resolve core issues before the nurses formally walked out in early January 2026.

So that's why they did that "in the middle of winter during flu season".

Yes, "it's supposed to better your community", that's mostly the reason for their strike.

If these jobs are not supposed to make anyone a millionaire, then why do allow them under private ownership, which is exactly intended to enrich the owners.
You are literally telling me that education and healthcare should be exempt from
private wealth creation, while you always argue that they should be privately owned.
Did you not even think of that, before you wrote it?
By phart at 14,Jan,26 14:42 other posts of phart 
Private owned does not mean it's ok to rob people.
But to me for those folks to strike when people need them the most,they are putting lives at risk,that is uncalled for.
If folks die because they don't receive proper care,it is not the hospitals fault it's the stikers fault
By CAT52! at 14,Jan,26 15:32 other posts of CAT52! 
Phart, obviously you have no idea what a nurse has to do to maintain a healthy, safe, environment for the patient and medical staff.
You don’t approve that these nurses should be paid more. Do you think that these employers should fire them all and start all over with new nurses?

By Ananas2xLekker at 14,Jan,26 15:42 other posts of Ananas2xLekker 
Actually privately owned DOES mean that it's OK to rob people.
There are hardly any laws or regulations left, restricting them.

When a system is publicly owned, there is no profit incentive. The only incentive is efficiency; maximizing benefit for the user and minimizing cost for the tax-payer.
When the user and the tax-payer are the same group, it's up to them to decide the quality of service vs the cost. They get what they pay for.

The only limits on private companies robbing their employees and their customers is them losing all their employees and customers. Since there are ever more monopolies in both market and employment, private companies are getting away with ever more robbing. The customer is not getting what they pay for, and the employee is not getting what they work for, they are both getting the scraps that are left, after the private owners satisfied their hunger.

And then you would gleefully forbid employees from organizing themselves and striking, making it even easier for companies to rob their employees.

I see no argument from you for why an employer should be allowed to become a millionaire or billionaire from maximizing profit and minimizing the benefit for your neighbor. You will allow them to exploit the need of the community as much as they can, while you simultaneously deny their responsibility, saying that it is on those nurses when people die.

Understand that companies will always do the maximum possible or allowed harm,
to maximize their profits. It's up to citizens to push back, to protect their community.

If you want to take away the right of workers to strike, because they have a responsibility for people's lives, then you should come up with alternatives for them not getting exploited.

When those nurses are spread to thin, over way too many patients, it's also their responsibility to act, because patients are not receiving proper care.
By phart at 14,Jan,26 18:17 other posts of phart 
Both you and cat have to be fucking kidding if you are justifying putting peoples lives in jeopardy for a fucking pay raise!
This is not a auto assembly line that if it stops we can just drive our current cars until they get something worked out.
This is sick and injured people depending on a system to take care of them that suddenly the people walk out and leave them stranded.
Do I think they should be fired and replaced by the temp workers that have the sense of personal responsibility to do their jobs without the brain washing of a union to do it? HELL YES. Fire the strikers ASAP. Teach them a lesson, don't put peoples lives at stake for your purses sake. If you don't make enough as a fucking nurse get your ass out of there and get another job!
By Ananas2xLekker at 14,Jan,26 22:10 other posts of Ananas2xLekker 
It is not just about money, as I told you, it is just as much about Safe staffing levels and Workplace safety protections.

Why is it not the owners of the hospital putting peoples lives in jeopardy by understaffing?

If there is a responsibility for the nurses, there is at least as much responsibility for the owners.

Firing those nurses will make the understaffing even worse. It's the responsibility
of the owners and management to provide the sick and injured people with enough nurses to take care of them. A strike is temporary, but if the nurses don't get their demands of better staffing, that's a permanent risk for the patients.

I think that it's not about the patients for you, it's only about workers being obedient and never asking for anything.

I don't understand why you want to live in feudalistic society. It doesn't serve you,
it will only make the system disrespect you even harder.









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🧾 What the Story Is Really About
1. The Core Report

Ford’s CEO, Jim Farley, has said Ford dealerships in the U.S. have about 5,000 open mechanic/technician jobs that can pay up to roughly $120,000 per year.

Farley and some articles frame this as a sign of a broader workforce issue in America — especially in skilled trades like mechanics, electricians, plumbers, manufacturing, and emergency services.

The headline you’re seeing — “I’m offering $120,000 jobs but nobody wants them” — seems to be an Internet exaggeration or social-media meme of that underlying claim.

💬 Public and Media Reactions
A. Business & Economic Coverage

Fortune and other business outlets note the shortage is not about laziness but about skills and training: auto technician jobs require years of apprenticeship/training before many workers hit the six-figure level.

The Wall Street Journal reports that the six-figure pay is not typical for people starting out; many techs start much lower and only reach high pay after years of experience and working conditions that are physically demanding.

B. Worker and Public Commentary

Many people online push back against the simplistic headline and offer alternative explanations:

Pay isn’t really “$120 k” right away: comments and threads point out that the phrase “up to $120k” can be misleading — that figure is often top end after many years on the job, not starting pay.

Training and tools cost time and money: many skilled trades require upfront investment in education, certification, and tools, which adds barriers.

Work Conditions Matter: some workers note that physically demanding jobs with long hours and limited flexibility are less attractive even with high pay.

Online critics also argue that employers sometimes inflate pay numbers for headlines or list jobs they’re not actively hiring for yet, contributing to confusion.

📊 Why These Jobs Are Hard to Fill (Beyond the Headline)

Experts and labor analysts point to several real reasons beyond “no one wants to work”:

1. Skills and Qualification Gaps

A lot of jobs that pay well require specialized skills, certifications, or years of experience — and there simply aren’t enough trained workers currently. Labour market research shows that mismatches between job requirements and worker skills are a major challenge today.

2. Training Time

Becoming proficient as a mechanic or skilled technician often takes multiple years of training or apprenticeships, and that delay means many people don’t enter the field immediately.

3. Job Conditions and Expectations

Even if compensation is good in the long run, the day-to-day reality — physically demanding work, safety risks, less flexible hours, and uncertain overtime — can deter applicants.

4. Labor Market Dynamics

In some sectors and roles, there are simply fewer open positions overall, or employers are very picky about qualifications, which can make openings linger even when workers exist. Research on hiring finds employers sometimes list broader skill “wish lists” that discourage applicants.

5. Broader Trends

Some data shows job openings overall have declined in late 2025, and hiring rates are sluggish even as claims of worker shortages persist — indicating structural complexity in the market.

📌 So Why Do People Say “Nobody Wants These Jobs”?

That interpretation tends to come from simplistic media memes or social posts, not detailed economic analysis. On deeper inspection:

✔ It’s not that Americans categorically refuse to do these jobs —
❌ It’s that the jobs may require skills many workers don’t yet have, or pay structures that aren’t transparent or worth it for people just starting.
✔ Many workers are interested in well-paid, sustainable careers, but they also value flexibility, training investment, and workplace conditions — and if those aren’t aligned, even high nominal salaries aren’t enough.

🧠 Conclusion

The viral story you linked is essentially a viral spin on a real labor market issue — namely, a shortage of trained workers in certain industries, including high-paying mechanic jobs. But the idea that “people don’t want to work these $120 k jobs” is too simple and misleading. The real challenges include:

The need for skills and training pipelines

Physical demands of jobs

Misleading salary framing (“up to $120k” vs starting pay)

Broader hiring and labor market mismatches

In short, it’s not that “no one wants them.” It’s that there aren’t enough traders with the right training, the pay ladder is long and opaque, and labor market dynamics are complex — a more nuanced picture than the meme-style headline suggests.



By phart at 11,Jan,26 14:03 other posts of phart 
a explanation of humans
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I thought I would post this to help people understand the different races of people.
"The living peoples of the world are generally grouped into three major divisions: Caucasoid or “white”, Mongoloid or “brown” and Negroid or “black”
By Ananas2xLekker at 12,Jan,26 10:28 other posts of Ananas2xLekker 
Why Humans Cannot Be Divided into Biological Races

For centuries, people have tried to divide humanity into a small number of “races”—sometimes three, sometimes five, sometimes dozens. These classifications were often presented as scientific facts. Modern biology, genetics, and anthropology, however, show that there are no biologically distinct human races. All attempts to divide humans into races are arbitrary, historically contingent, and unsupported by genetic evidence.

1. Where the Idea of Human Races Came From
The concept of race emerged primarily in Europe between the 17th and 19th centuries, long before genetics existed. Naturalists such as Carl Linnaeus and Johann Friedrich Blumenbach classified humans much as they classified plants and animals, relying on visible traits like skin color, hair texture, or skull shape.
Crucially:
- Different scholars proposed different numbers of races (3, 4, 5, 6, or more).
- The boundaries between races were never agreed upon.
- These systems often reflected colonial, political, and social ideologies, not biological discoveries.
If race were a natural biological division, scientists would have converged on a stable, consistent classification. They never did.

2. What Genetics Reveals About Human Variation
Modern genetics allows us to directly measure human biological diversity. Its findings are decisive:
- All humans share about 99.9% of their DNA.
- Of the small fraction that varies, most variation occurs within local populations, not between so-called races.
- Roughly 85–90% of genetic variation is found within any given population, and only a small fraction distinguishes populations from different continents.
This means that two people from the same “race” can be more genetically different from each other than either is from someone classified as belonging to a different race.

3. Human Differences Are Gradual, Not Categorical
Biological races, when they exist in other species, are defined by clear genetic boundaries. Humans do not show this pattern.
Instead:
- Human traits vary gradually across geography, forming what biologists call clines.
- Skin color, for example, changes slowly from the equator toward the poles, correlating with ultraviolet radiation—not with racial categories.
- There is no point where one “race” ends and another begins.
Any line drawn between races is therefore a human decision, not a biological fact.

4. The Arbitrary Nature of Race Classifications
The history of race science exposes its arbitrariness:
- Some systems grouped Indigenous Australians with Africans; others with Asians.
- People from North Africa have been classified as Black, White, or Middle Eastern depending on time and place.
- In the United States, Irish and Italian immigrants were once considered non-White; today they are considered White.
A classification system that changes with politics, geography, and culture cannot be a biological one.

5. Ancestry Is Real; Race Is Not
Rejecting biological race does not mean denying human diversity.
- Ancestry refers to genealogical and geographic history and can be studied scientifically.
- Population genetics can identify patterns related to migration, isolation, and adaptation.
- These patterns do not form discrete racial boxes.
Race, by contrast, simplifies continuous variation into rigid categories and assigns social meaning to them.

6. Why the Myth of Biological Race Persists
The idea of race persists because it is socially powerful, not scientifically accurate. It has been used to:
- Justify slavery, colonialism, and segregation
- Naturalize inequality by portraying it as biological
- Provide simple explanations for complex social differences
Science does not support these uses.

7. Scientific Consensus
Today, there is broad agreement among:
- Geneticists
- Anthropologists
- Evolutionary biologists
- Medical researchers
Humans form a single, interbreeding species with no biological races. Race is a social classification imposed on biological variation, not a natural division within it.

Conclusion
All attempts to divide humanity into three races, five races, or any other number fail for the same reason: human biological diversity does not come in discrete units. The boundaries are invented, the numbers are arbitrary, and the categories change over time.

What unites humanity is far more fundamental than what superficially distinguishes us. From a biological perspective, race is not a fact of nature—it is a story societies tell.

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By phart at 10,Jan,26 18:01 other posts of phart 
Common sense persevered finally. things are just getting to complicated and dangerous.
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By phart at 08,Jan,26 13:32 other posts of phart 
you can't make this stuff up
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What the fuck is this woman talking about?
"people who own private property were enabling “white supremacy”"
"“Impoverish the *white* middle class,” she wrote in a 2018 post. “Homeowenership is racist / failed public policy.”"

" Weaver, who argues that landlords who are being bankrupted by their inability to remove delinquent tenants are just the cost of doing business"
Ananas, this lady is just right up your alley aint she?


it is talk like this that prompts hatred of socialism and proof it's followers are idiots
By Ananas2xLekker at 08,Jan,26 17:57 other posts of Ananas2xLekker 
"Some person said something I think is crazy"
Is that what you are outraged over now?
But, when I criticize Trump, a person backed by the most power military in the world,
for threatening the sovereignty of multiple countries at the same time, that's TDS.

By the way, I looked it up. This is the complete quote: “Private property including and kind of ESPECIALLY homeownership is a weapon of white supremacy masquerading as ‘wealth building’ public policy.”
She was OBVIOUSLY not talking about citizens owning their OWN homes, she was talking about private rich and wealthy people, who own multiple houses, that they rent out.

Her reactions to this post surfacing are:
“some of those things are certainly not how I would say things today, and are regretful.”
She emphasized that her focus in her current role is on addressing racial inequalities in housing and ensuring that everyone has a safe, affordable place to live, whether they rent or own. She also noted that “for many years, people have been locked out of the property market, that has produced systemic and racial inequalities in our system.”

The Director of the FBI made a video of him cutting off the heads of his political enemies. That was more recent too; 2022. That is far more deranged and he is in a position of far greater power. If it was the only thing, we could discard it as a joke, but he has a wild history of promoting “deep state” conspiracies, directly engaging with QAnon–linked messaging and hashtags, sympathy with the convicted criminals of the January 6 Capitol attack, labeling officials as Government Gangsters on an enemy list and threatening to “come after” journalists and perceived political enemies.

If a few posts from her are evidence that the followers of socialism are idiots,
than Kash Patel fully justifies me in calling all of your side DANGEROUS LUNATICS.



By phart at 08,Jan,26 13:24 other posts of phart 
can't even move a house in canada
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Don't they have tape measures Up there?


By Ananas2xLekker at 07,Jan,26 11:16 other posts of Ananas2xLekker 
Here's a fun idea, that I picked up from some YouTube comment,
for people who want to follow religious books literally:
A hundred years from now, scholars will have trouble differentiating the terms
“butt dial” and “booty call”. Can you only imagine what we have been missing
in translation for the last two thousand years?
By phart at 07,Jan,26 14:41 other posts of phart 
You do have a point



By phart at 06,Jan,26 16:43 other posts of phart 
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By Ananas2xLekker at 06,Jan,26 21:08 other posts of Ananas2xLekker 
Will this be Trump's 'Mein Kampf'?
By phart at 06,Jan,26 23:18 other posts of phart 
honestly I think it is a parody or joke site as they also have a book, Life coach by Putin!
By Ananas2xLekker at 07,Jan,26 09:20 other posts of Ananas2xLekker 
Well, it might be real, because here is some of the poetry:

Ode to Winning So Much It Hurts

I love him loud.
I love him best.
He says he’s rich, so he must be blessed.

He talks about himself for hours on end,
That’s leadership, friend, not narcissism.
If he forgets what he said last week,
That’s strategy, not a mind gone weak.

They say he hates the working folk,
But he sells us hats, so that’s a joke.
Sure, they’re cheap, and cost us rent,
But that’s not greed, that’s commitment.

I bought the book with his holy name,
Printed overseas, but it’s not the same
As corruption, no, it’s faith you see,
Capitalism wrapped in divinity.

The Constitution? Optional text.
Rules are for losers, he knows what’s next.
When he breaks them all, it shows his might,
Real kings don’t read, they feel what’s right.

They cry about soldiers, medals, the dead,
But he loves them best when they’re useful, not red.
If they fall for oil or profit or pride,
That’s freedom’s price,don’t ask who decides.

He flirts with danger, threatens the globe,
Not because he’s scared, but bold, so bold.
If secrets leak and questions grow,
Just shout at the world,that’s strength, you know.

They whisper of friends he shouldn’t have had,
Of parties and tastes that look real bad.
But powerful men get misunderstood,
If it was wrong, he meant it good.

So let them talk, let truth offend,
I’ll love him louder till the very end.
Because if he’s guilty, corrupt, or cruel,
Then I’ll just say: that’s how you rule.





By Ananas2xLekker at 05,Jan,26 15:25 other posts of Ananas2xLekker 
Why America Feared the Netherlands
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The Dutch Republic (c. 1600s) developed some of the first fully modern capitalist institutions. The Dutch were pioneers in scaling and institutionalizing capitalism:

1. First permanent stock exchange
- Amsterdam (1602) hosted the world’s first stock exchange with continuous trading.

2. First modern multinational corporation
- The Dutch East India Company (VOC) issued tradable shares, paid dividends, and had limited liability.

3. Advanced financial markets
- Futures, options, short selling, and sophisticated credit markets existed in 17th-century Amsterdam.

4. Capitalist state structure
- The Dutch Republic protected property rights, enforced contracts, and kept relatively low feudal interference.
- Economic power was largely in the hands of merchants rather than nobles.

5. Capital accumulation on a national scale
- Profits from global trade, shipping, and finance were reinvested systematically.

That's why I get annoyed when people call my country "socialist".
We were one of the most successful capitalist countries in the world for hundreds of years, and still are. To me, socialism is the only way to save capitalism. We are heading towards feudalism, and socialism is the only stabilizer to prevent the system from collapsing.
By Lookatmine2 at 06,Jan,26 10:40 other posts of Lookatmine2 
The Left are taking us to feudalism, not the capitalists. Everything the Left have done in the past thirty years or so is aimed at turning free citizens into subjects who will live by the leave of the New Peerage. The Left want economic serfs.

The worst of these Leftist feudalists are the members of the WEF. These billionaire elitists are the main culprits. They are attempting to eliminate economic self-determination for everyone outside their neo-Leftist elite inner circle.

Everyone else outside this circle who advocates for Socialism, believing it to be a panacea to allegedly cure all the world's ills, are nothing more than the latest version of Lenin’s useful idiots. Every nation that has attempted to establish the varying degrees of Socialism have quietly backed away from it after it had, time and time again, failed to live up to its promises.

Pure Socialism is impossible. That’s why no one has ever attempted it.

The problem with Socialism is that it ignores human nature. People like to have nice stuff. They do not want to have to ask anyone else for permission to get it.

People also don’t want to support leeches who refuse to contribute anything back into the economy. Forcibly distributing the fruits of someone’s labor to others who only take and who give nothing back is theft, and it guarantees the collapse of any country that attempts to practices the purist forms of this theft: Marxist Socialism.

But of course, I’m sure you’ll have the mental gymnastics sufficient to come up with a justification as to how wrong I am for being against the overt coercive theft of someone else’s property gained through their own labor.
By Ananas2xLekker at 06,Jan,26 11:42 other posts of Ananas2xLekker 
To start with; did you even watch the video?
Or were you just triggered by my comment below it?

Do you even understand the terms 'left' and 'right'?
These originate from the French revolution, where the commoners sat on the left side
and the ruling elites sat on the right side. The 'left' was fighting for their freedom,
while the 'right' was defending their dominance (FEUDALISM).

The WEF is a global convening of elites dedicated to safeguarding and steering capitalism. How the hell can you call that 'Leftist'?

Billionaire elitists support the system that created their wealth: capitalism.

I agree that pure socialism is not possible, neither is pure capitalism.
We need something in between, that will not collapse.
This current state of predatory capitalism is collapsing.
To keep it from collapsing, we need a whole lot MORE socialism.

When you are saying "Socialism ignores human nature", are you referring to selfishness? That's based on the idea that humans evolved to the 'top predator' through 'survival of the fittest', which in itself is a mischaracterization of evolution. (Ask ChatGPT to explain why).
Humans became the dominant species on Earth, because of COOPERATION. We are not the strongest animal, not the fastest animal, we don't have the best eyesight, we are the smartest animal and used that to effectively COOPERATE. We survived all odds,
by developing bigger and bigger tribes. Those tribes had leaders, but they only accepted the leaders that were trusted to protect their common interests.

You obviously don't believe that billionaires are protecting our common interests, otherwise you wouldn't have accused the left of propping them up. Now, please tell me
if you remember me saying anything that supports the billionaires transitioning us all to feudalism. Is taxing them going to help them do that? Will it enrich billionaires to change private health insurance to a democratically controlled single payer healthcare system?

Who is supporting leeches? Do you think the wealthiest man in the world is contributing much? Elon Musk is going to be the first Trillionaire. Why is he not re-investing at least $800 billion back into the economy? He stole Paypal, he stole Tesla, and SpaceX is dependent on massive funding from the government. Can't he afford it himself?
What labor is Elon Musk doing? He is distributing the fruits of lots of other people's labor towards himself. He made electric cars cool. Is he now making them affordable for everyone? Is he really that useful to humanity now? How about Jeff Bezos?

You are using lots of terms, that I don't think you understand much. To you, those terms are arguments by itself, because they are "scary words". Inform yourself about the ideas behind them, instead of the straw-men of them.

It's the billionaires who are paying the media to tell you that taxes are theft. That resulted in them paying less taxes, and you making up the difference, either by paying more taxes, or getting less back. It is estimated that between 1975 and 2023, roughly $79 TRILLION
was redistributed from the bottom 90% to the top 1%. Why isn't that theft?
And did the 'Leftist feudalists' do that? HOW?
By phart at 06,Jan,26 12:50 other posts of phart 
some of us are not that afraid of the netherregions, we sit back and shake our heads in disbelief that folks literally live below sea level and if a couple pumps quit their entire livelyhood is underwater. So all this about being smart kinda takes a back seat to that known fact

And it is easy to believe that taxes are theft when you don't get anything worth a damn for what you pay.Our roads are failing, our bridges falling,But we have a "diverse work force" and multigender bathrooms, oh boy! They don't teach what kids need to know in school anymore, they indoctrinate them and send them out the door not even understanding what a loan is or that they have to pay it back.
By Ananas2xLekker at 06,Jan,26 14:26 other posts of Ananas2xLekker 
Not anymore, but you did at one time. "Feared" is past tense.
Did you see the video?

The Netherlands is 270 times smaller than the US.
Still our GDP is only 24 times smaller than yours.
I think we are still pretty strong, for such a small country.

Beating back the sea, that's our spirit of ingenuity and tenacity.

When the US needs to build a dike or sea-wall, you call the Dutch.
That's the result of 400 years of entrepreneurial thinking.
It's very likely that your country is the result of our merchant culture.

The US adopted it and turned it BIG. But now you're failing, because you don't adapt.
The term MAGA works for a reason; you have passed your peak, now you're failing.
Instead of understanding why, you are blaming everyone but yourself.
You fail to see that you did not become big by (just) exploitation,
but by giving everyone a chance to maximize their potential.
That's the real ideal of capitalism, not your perverted version of it.

How much debt did you leave school with? Do you know anyone of your age,
who studied and left school with a debt like kids today?
You are normalizing something that wasn't normal in your time.
It's also not normal in countries that are beating your ass,
because they understand that education is strengthening their country.


By phart at 06,Jan,26 15:57 other posts of phart 
Your info is biased on the origins of left and right as far as thinking

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What is the etymology of left and right?
Therefore the dominant hand (for the majority of people) became known as the “right” hand, literally meaning the correct hand. The word “left” comes from the Old English lyft, meaning “weak”, and was used to designate the weaker, non-dominant hand.Nov 1, 2016

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“the right” came to mean defenders of tradition and “the left” came to mean people who wanted to change the system to make it more fair." I will add, fair as in their opinion of what is fair

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By Ananas2xLekker at 06,Jan,26 21:09 other posts of Ananas2xLekker 
That's a fucking lie. That's not what the terms are coming from.
By phart at 06,Jan,26 23:23 other posts of phart 
my gosh, it is all over the web, of course there is the bs about it being from the french government to. but i would say that is bunk
By Ananas2xLekker at 07,Jan,26 08:48 other posts of Ananas2xLekker 
I'm sure that you can find some propaganda sources that are trying to do revisionist history, you didn't make this up yourself, but it is a lie, that only makes sense for people with an extreme bias.

There is no mention of politics being called 'left' or 'right' from before the French revolution, while the those bible text are much much older.

Funny that you are not referring to what Grok says this time, because that confirms my claim and not yours.

Here are some official sources:

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By Ananas2xLekker at 02,Jan,26 16:40 other posts of Ananas2xLekker 
Representative Stephen F. Lynch: "Donald Trump’s decision to rename the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts and place his name above President Kennedy’s
is a case of stolen valor."
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By bella! at 06,Jan,26 03:47 other posts of bella! 
Yeah, I don’t understand the need to change the name to include Trump’s and I did not understand the need to change the name of the Gulf of Mexico….
By Ananas2xLekker at 06,Jan,26 08:10 other posts of Ananas2xLekker 
Narcissism
By dgraff at 06,Jan,26 13:50 other posts of dgraff 
He changed the names just to piss off the democrats i personally think it’s funny go trump
By Ananas2xLekker at 06,Jan,26 13:54 other posts of Ananas2xLekker 
Sure, that's your whole political ideology; own the libs.
That's because you have the luxury to not have to care about anything else.
Unlike people who cannot afford groceries, rent / their mortgage, healthcare
and a decent education for their kids.

They are just stupid distractions, from him failing as president.
By dgraff at 06,Jan,26 14:00 other posts of dgraff 
What do you care for any way you’re an outsider to this fine country
By Ananas2xLekker at 06,Jan,26 14:02 other posts of Ananas2xLekker 
He is threatening the whole fucking world.
What rock did you just crawl out from under?
By phart at 06,Jan,26 16:00 other posts of phart 
You can't see the forest for the trees friend. He is trying to make the world a safer place by getting rid of drugs and the violent dealer venders. He is trying to get resources like oil and precious metals back into the world economy to help the people of countries who's governments sit on the stuff like a egg.so much good can start happening in small countries where the resources and money are back into circulation
By Ananas2xLekker at 06,Jan,26 18:19 other posts of Ananas2xLekker 
No, he is not, he is bullying everyone into submission,
or stealing their resources, while letting Putin doing the same.
He wants to steal those resources from the people who own them
and let the billionaires have them. IT'S STEALING!!!

Drugs are only dangerous to the stupid people who put them in their body.
If you didn't have those people, there would be no drugs cartels.
Or, if drugs were just made legally, there would also be no drugs cartels.

When it's guns, you say: "Guns don't kill people, people kill people!".
At least that someone putting a bullet in someone else's body.
With drugs, it's you own decision to put it into your body.
That's purely your failure as a country. Don't blame other countries.







By phart at 06,Jan,26 12:53 other posts of phart 
I didn't understand the kennedy center thing either but the gulf of America, i don't mind that much because frankly it borders the US as much as it does mexico and they aint doing anything with it




By Ananas2xLekker at 06,Jan,26 09:43 other posts of Ananas2xLekker 
One thing is clear, Maduro is NOT on the Epstein list,
because if he was, Trump would have protected him.
By Lookatmine2 at 06,Jan,26 10:23 other posts of Lookatmine2 
Pure unadulterated crap and TDS. Get a hobby and stop letting him live rent free inside your head.
By Ananas2xLekker at 06,Jan,26 11:05 other posts of Ananas2xLekker 
This was of course just a joke. There's still a lot of truth to it though.
Owning MAGA snowflakes IS one of my hobbies.
By phart at 06,Jan,26 12:51 other posts of phart 
Well your "maga flakes" are going to dig under your flimsy fence and escape
By Ananas2xLekker at 06,Jan,26 14:00 other posts of Ananas2xLekker 
You are slippery bastards, but you ain't escaping without scratches.






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