say ALL CAPPERSTEIN, simple, Musk is a world banker. And so the world Jewish cabal controls him.the world Jewish cabal owns the world M.I.C., and so the wars must continue

>>1369772
Far too many useless parasites in DC.
Hopefully he will cut down those numbers to save American people billions in tax money.

>>1369863
dear ALL CAPPER CHRISTMAS CHARACTER, I didn't mean to demean elon's genius by insinuating that he was a banker. he & that thief guy did get in on the
ground floor of internet banking with PAYPal. But unlike thiel , Musk used his $ to buy mediocre rocket scientists and electric engineers and used his genius to tell them how to build stuff. Edward Norton as Tech billionaire Miles Bron (a thinly disguised Musk)in the movie, Glass onion, a knives out mystery is a perfect illustration of Musky's genius.

>>1369921
>>1369872
Oopsy, thief =thief as in Peter. As to parasites, Musky will stop all these twch gurus living off the tax payer getting government subsidies to develop their stuff. Global warming is good.I live in THE GREAT WHITE NORTH,and I love that it's becoming the GREAT GREEN NORTH.

>>1369922
Gol darn it. Thief = thiel Thiel thiel you fucking autocorrect

>>1369823
What amendment are you attempting to refer to?

>>1369483
last time i paid for porno was in 2014, it was $50 for a girls in stockings/nylon, my fetish, but i never got around to looking at it as my car broke down & i spent the summer fixing it myself. waste of $$

>>1369483
Ha good

I hope all states ban this trash
In the name of Christ Jesus of Nazareth

BAN ALL PORNOGRAPHY IN AMERICA!

Amen

>>1369616
So go buy Playboys at the gas station. No one is forcing you to get your porn online. You're CHOOSING to do so, and you're CHOOSING to get internet carded.

You are bawling your eyes out over a non issue.

Lmao

BAN ALL OF THE PORNO!

>>1369745
Meme coins crash but surely anyone with more than 2 brain cells to run together realized that this wasn't just a meme coins, but a country girl with minimal tech literacy whom is only known for simulating the sound of spitting on a dick during a blowjob has no legitimate desire to develop a crypto currency and any attempt at doing so would be for no other reason than an ed ed n Eddy style get rich quick scheme

>>1369764
She's the daughter of a Jewish billionaire. There's photos of her before the rhinoplasty.

>>1369766
Why would the daughter of a billionaire be working manual labor at a fucking bed spring manufacturer

>>1369767
she is an industry plant
>>1369691
>>1369704
not in the rules tranni boi. I don't post the text because I do not respect you

>>1369835
how would you know, tranni boi?

>>1369624
>for inbred fucks like you: every movie produced with partially or whole tax payer money is counted automatically as a culturally significant film worth preserving.

'Spy Kids,' 'Social Network' among 25 movies added to National Film Registry: See list
Portrait of Anthony RobledoAnthony Robledo
USA TODAY

Films like "Beverly Hills Cop" and "Spy Kids" will live on forever in cinema's hall of fame, better known as the National Film Registry.

The National Film Preservation Board announced Tuesday the 25 movies that are joining its sacred list, rounding out the total to 900. This year's class of movies range over a century and across genres, from the 1885 silent documentary "Annabelle Serpentine Dance" to the 2010 Facebook origin story "The Social Network."

Horror fans will be thrilled to see the 1974 cult classic "Texas Chainsaw Massacre," while sci-fi fans are rejoicing at the entry of "Star Trek II: Wrath of Khan."

A handout still from the 2010 movie "The Social Network." The film was added to the Library of Congress National Film Registry Tuesday.
More than 6,700 titles were considered to join the registry but a surmountable 25 will be cemented on the list, which has long honored classics like "When Harry Met Sally," "The Lion King," "Ghostbusters" and "The Godfather." Films are selected based on their "cultural, historic or aesthetic importance to preserve the nation’s film heritage," according to Librarian of Congress Carla Hayden.

'Mufasa' review: Why you (and your kids) will love this fresh take on 'Lion King' tale
A new Clark Kent and his dog suit up in James Gunn's 'Superman' trailer: Watch

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A television special honoring the 25 additions to the National Film Registry will be hosted by Turner Classic Movies (TCM) on Wednesday, Dec. 18 at 8 p.m. ET.

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"The wealth of American film history is sometimes rather overwhelming, and people often wonder: how do you recommend this film or that film?” National Film Preservation Board Chair Jacqueline Stewart said in a news release. "It's through a lot of research, conversation and discussion, and it's through a commitment to showing the true diversity of filmmaking."

A handout still from the 1987 movie "Dirty Dancing." The film was added to the Library of Congress National Film Registry Tuesday.
Here are the 25 films joining the National Film Registry
Annabelle Serpentine Dance (1895)
KoKo’s Earth Control (1928)
Angels with Dirty Faces (1938)
Pride of the Yankees (1942)
Invaders from Mars (1953)
The Miracle Worker (1962)
The Chelsea Girls (1966)

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>using children as spies
that's a war crime

>>1369744
They mostly use them as bait, like in fuck toys.

>>1369711
>Where do you people get this shit from
Reality, fart huffing shit head

>>1369720
>I've fielded this madness a few times now. Generally to murrican audiences
Thanks, Rakesh Vindaloo

>>1369727
Oh, the scathing insult of thinking I'm indian. How shall I ever cope.
If you wanted to actually insult me by getting my birthplace wrong, you shoulda called me murrican.

I note the lack of counter-argument based on logic, reason, or fact and accept your concession.

>>1369712
>But the good news is the creation of 50,000 jobs to create the purple clad proudboy guard, which will be a little like a cross between emproror trump's personal army, and the SS
What makes you like this? Is it underlying mental illness?

>>1369525
Too little too late. She should be in jail

>>1369553
Jim's dad use to regale him with tales about how he snd his friends cleaned up Tulsa of all the upstart coloreds abd put them back in their place. You know when I was a little boy, a negro farmer lived down the road named Monroe, and he was – I guess he was luckier than my daddy was. He bought himself a mule, and that was a big deal around town. My daddy hated that mule. His friends always kidded him about seeing Monroe out plowing with his new mule, and Monroe was going to rent another field now that he had a mule. One morning that mule showed up dead. They poisoned the water. After that, there was never any mention about that mule around my daddy. Just never came up. Once we were driving along, and we passed Monroe’s place, and we saw it was empty. He just packed up and left. I looked over at my daddy’s face, and I knew he’d done it. He saw that I knew. He was ashamed. I guess he was ashamed. He looked at me, and he said, if you ain’t better than a nigge% — who are you better than!”

The GOP in the House, Elon Musk, and Trump made their mess. They can lie in it.

>>1369694
They made the mess - you get to lie in it. They can afford people to spade it. They'll soon have robots to do it.

>>1369622
say, ALL CAPPERSTEIN, the up coming administration reminds me of my Dave movie, The 3 Stooges in Orbit. tRump as Moe, Musk as Curly, abdominal Krazee eyed KILLER Kash as Curly.(JD as Shemp, but that's a different movie). Larry will get us to Mars one if these days. tRump can hide his cognitive decline easier than Genocide Joe, as he's always been a wacky character. As to the GOP shut down, Larry says we gotta cut back that Social Security to balance the budget, as people are now living to 110 yrs old, and paying them "Welfare" starting at 65 for the next 45 yrs us not feasible. Larry says that alot of these leeching Seniors can earn $ by entering his brane transistor implant program, and helping cure dementia and using the excess computing problem on how to get to Mars

>>1369750
Reminds me of my fave(not Dave, you effin' idiot savant AI)

My current conspiracy theory is that Joe is going to resign and let Kamala be the first woman president. Also it will make all of Trump's 47th president merch completely worthless (not that it wasn't already)

>>1369637
>>1369640
This is
1. In New York, not Ohio.
2. The teens were from Burma, not Haiti.
3. A swan, not a goose.
and of course
4. An isolated incident from a year ago.

>>1369644
nice nitpicking did an immigrant's kid murder butcher and eat an innocent animal.

>>1369641
because you murdered an innocent bird. americans on americans i can deal with but ducks chickens and goose are offlimits you fatties. I hope someone makes Kentucky fried american franchise in the future and starts deep frying americans.

>>1369649
Yes, once. In a different state, a different bird, and they were from a different fucking country.

Oh, and let's not act like this is something unique to immigrants you pearl-clutching little bastard.
>https://www.kentucky.com/news/state/kentucky/article291912100.html
>https://www.masslive.com/news/2017/07/teen_charged_with_killing_a_pr.html
Remember: An isolated incident is only a sustained problem if a minority does it.

>>1369654
they should all face the death penalty, animal lives are sacred americunts aren't. I'm all for anyone murdering an animal outside of for necessity food to be rounded up and fed to crocodiles or hanged.

>>1369218
Canada, UK, France, New Zealand, Australia.

>>1369218
JEWKRAINE, USA, UK, FRANCE, GERMANY, SWEDEN, ARGENTINA, BELGIUM..

>>1369221
>>1369260
>>1369262
In what way are they Israeli colonies?
Sometimes I wish the Jews really were as powerful as you claim them to be, so people like you would stop shitting up my online spaces

>>1369507
>In what way are they Israeli colonies?
All of those countries have laws that punish citizens for criticizing Israel, or at the very least break their own laws to punish people that criticize Israel.
Example: USA has free speech laws. All US citizens have the right to unmitigated speech, so long as they do not incite imminent violence against anyone, or say/publish anything that is obscene.
The only exception to this is Israel.
US politicians will frequently break the US constitution to protest Israel from criticism. They recently arrested a bunch of students that were protesting Israel on campuses, for example.
The other way they do it is funding NGOs that are purposefully designed to wage economic warfare against critics. If you are caught on social media criticizing Israel, they will harass your bank until they close your account, harass your boss until they fire you, or outright firebomb your house if they find you to be extremely annoying.
US politicians also compete against each other to support Israel at the expense of the American people.
>https://x.com/Megatron_ron/status/1842077799881797829
>Sometimes I wish the Jews really were as powerful as you claim them to be
It's evangelical christians and neoconservatives that are doing the heavy lifting for Israel. They have a financial/religious stake in making sure that Israel survives.

>>1369050
>the bill would "ban the use of fictional country flags like 'Palestine,' pro-violence 'Black Lives Matter' flags, woke and pro-grooming ideological flags,
yellow snake flags, pine tree flags, dukes of hazard flags, us flags for the colorblind, namstuck flags

>>1369515
Unionize doesn't have to include a union, it just means talking with your fellow workers about how you're all getting screwed. Employers only get away with this shit because they cuck people into believing they have no ability to stop it.

>>1369538
>Unionize doesn't have to include a union
Thats literally the definition of the word unionize, you retard

https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/unionize
>transitive verb: to organize into a labor union
>intransitive verb: to form or join a labor union

>t just means talking with your fellow workers about how you're all getting screwed
Thats called "talking" or "having a meeting". Words have meanings, you know.

>>1369110
>Just trust the companies bro
Libertarians are insane

>>1369591
Libertarians are mentally ill babies, don't bother trying to reason with them

>>1369166
Paste the article, not giving you clicks, shill

>>1369445
...wait I'm confused: what do you actually WANT them to do? You see the headline saying they were wiped out, you say it's premature. You see the actual part of the article saying they'll stay on the lookout despite initial success, you say they're being too indecisive.

Like what's your fucking issue? That they can't scan the area on a subatomic level to ensure not a trace of giant hornet remains?

>>1369453
>Like what's your fucking issue?
Don't say you've sorted the problem when you very clearly hasn't? It's not a big ask.

Holy smoke, land sakes alive
I never thought this could happen to me
Aha-ha, yeah
Aha-ha, yeah
I got stung by a well hung killer bee
Oh, what a feeling come over me
It started in my thighs, crept up to the head
Flew to my balls 'til I was stung dead

>>1369321
they hyped up an insect that generally nests away from populated areas and prefers mountainous terrain then, decide to wipe out one seasons worth of nests to say "ERADICATED!". They are oh so wrong. All beekeepers have to do is take measures to protect their hives like the japs do and they wont be a problem.

>>1369364
most likely the latter. Vespula Mardarina prefer to nest away from populated areas. Their presence in the US isn't a threat as much as news media says it is. The Japs have been taking measures to safeguard their beehives from these Hornets for ages. Are Americans too stupid to create hornet proof hives and use some glue traps? I think so.

>>1369568
>It always ends up that way no matter what it says on paper.
Well if you just reject document reality, who can argue with you

>>1369511
Gotta source for that?

>>1369537
Stop being such an ignorant.
First and foremost Luigi is a hero, and all the bureaucrats who look to make harm unto him must be hanged from the neck until they are no longer alive.

>>1369849
>don't care, I still disagree lol
That rat deserves the death penalty.

>>1369037

They'll assign a judge who owns hundreds of thousands of shares in a healthcare-related company and who's husband was an executive in a healthcare related industry.

>>1369455
Really we need to to reform or completely get rid of judicial review. Marburg V. Madison was very controversial at the time, and we're seeing the late stage effects of it now with this juristocracy. Getting rid of it though would be challenging because it's been ingrained in our society for so long. One possible way of clawing back power from the supreme court could be with jurisdiction stripping. Congress could theoretically pass a law with simple majorities to strip the scotus of all it's jurisdiction outside of the stuff specifically defines in the constitution.

>You seem to consider the judges as the ultimate arbiters of all constitutional questions; a very dangerous doctrine indeed, and one which would place us under the despotism of an oligarchy. Our judges are as honest as other men, and not more so. They have, with others, the same passions for party, for power, and the privilege of their corps ... Their power [is] the more dangerous as they are in office for life, and not responsible, as the other functionaries are, to the elective control. The Constitution has erected no such single tribunal, knowing that to whatever hands confided, with the corruptions of time and party, its members would become despots. It has more wisely made all the departments co-equal and co-sovereign within themselves.
>Thomas Jefferson

>>1368949
i hate democrats but the reason i think Trump's deportations are going to be a failure is because the US is already filled with ilegals that over time have been granted citizenship, so it's all gonna be aimless nonsense cherrypicking imo

>>1369487
They do all the shit jobs Americans don't want to do. We're heavily dependent on them.

>>1369555
Thank god anything Biden the pants shitting dimensia patient did through EOs will be thrown in the trash when he leaves office.

>>1368949
I agree. It made sense in a fledgling nation looking to settle vast amounts of land and there was little social safety nets. Now as a fully established country, it should be right of blood or at the absolute minimum, the parents be legally present within the country.

>>1369084
Biden just can't stop losing

>>1369191
Biden is in no way responsible for the event. This would of been happening regardless of who sitting in that chair, even someone from 'your side'.

Boeing caused this fuckup.

>>1369117
Who is Ze? Is Ze in the room with us right now?

funny thing is that it was Obama who gave all those contracts to Elon.

they'd be better off rooming with aliens then americans given the next decade or so

my bigot scum poppy use to tell me this anecdote," If you put all the chyyNamen in a line and march them into the sea, the line would never end"
In other words, bugs beat apes from sheer #

>>1369295
What "isn't news" about it? It's more newsworthy than some submissions - and the title to it actually matches the content so it's already leagues above other submissions in terms of quality. Contains 'acceptable' intro and supporting linkage.

Just 'cause you don't like the pentagon's assessment that you're unable to compete with china on a playing field tilted heavily to your advantage doesn't make it not news.

>>1369358
Really? Whose?
c'mon. Line up your poorly thought out responses for me to plink down...

>>1369366
Okay. So it's output by a US .gov agency. That doesn't automagically denote all to be propaganda. Or more accuately, this doesn't mean it's absent tangible data.

From the 'propaganda' claim itself, beyond the desperate calling cry of 'we need moar munny' that is the hallmark of any .gov agency, what advantages are there in peddling this 'narrative'?

To me it seems like a reasonably unbiased assessment of capacities, and a semi-decent data point to use against other data to assess authenticity.

It's certainly more 'news' than a link to someone's blog that appeared earlier.