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Anonymous
US to Livestream Fort Hood Sho(...) No.1542322
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US to Livestream Fort Hood Shooter Execution  No.1542322 [Reply]
>https://www.reuters.com/world/us-livestream-army-execution-fort-hood-shooter-pentagon-official-says-2026-10-08/
>The US will livestream the Army's upcoming firing squad execution of a gunman who killed 13 people at the Fort Hood military base in 2009, the Pentagon said, in what would be an unprecedented broadcast of a US execution.
>Nidal Hasan, a former Army psychiatrist, is set to become the first person to be executed by firing squad by the US military since 1945.
>The execution is scheduled for December 3 at the same sprawling Texas base where >Hasan opened fire with a laser-sighted handgun in a medical facility. It comes amid heightened debate in the US over the death penalty following the botched lethal injection of a Tennessee woman last week.
>"It will be livestreamed. Details will follow," a Pentagon official told Reuters, speaking on the condition of anonymity.
>Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, who championed the push to execute Hasan by firing squad, confirmed plans to livestream the execution in an X post.
>Media have sought to televise US executions in the past but have been blocked by the courts. No other country is known to televise or livestream a legal execution, experts said. Public executions have become exceedingly rare worldwide. Among countries known to conduct them in recent years are Iran and Taliban-run Afghanistan.
>Extrajudicial lynchings in the United States, often by white mobs targeting Black Americans, were public spectacles well into the 20th century. The last legally sanctioned public execution in the United States was conducted in 1936, death penalty experts said. >Thousands watched that 1936 hanging, opens new tab of a young Black man who had been convicted of raping a white woman.
>Hegseth told the Human Events Daily program that deciding to execute Hasan by firing squad at Fort Hood on a Thursday at 1 p.m. — the approximate time, day of the week and location of the 2009 shooting — was a "no-brainer."
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Anonymous
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>>1542735
>You want sandniggers to take a hint? Show them how it's done.
Oh yeah, everybody knows radicalized islamists are very scared of... public executions. The guys who think that dying entitles them to 72 virgins in heaven. Seeing their buddy die a martyr will certainly make them stop being terrorists immediately!
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Anonymous
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 No.1542794
>>1542783
This is why Justin Trudeau said if you kill your enemies they win, but everyone started laughing at him after he said that for some reason
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Anonymous
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 No.1542817
>>1542322
i wish they'd take his alzheimer's more seriously
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Anonymous
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 No.1543042
>>1542783
just pretend its a christian father who argues with student, you traitors loved that public execution

and also if your defense is "omg dont kill the poor literal traitor islamist massmurder c..cause virgins and muh symbole" just put the bullets in pig lard and dress the islamist in pink and let him be shoot by women while a dog pisses on the islamist pig. tadaa i solved your little bullshit excuse
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Anonymous
 No.1543048
 No.1543048
>symbole
1543042 is a symbol of the inferiority of esl shills.
>let him be shoot
Let 1543042 be shot with looks, smirks and sarcastic remarks, then pointed and laughed at by everyone else due to the esl shill humuliating itself.
Anonymous
HOLY SHIT! NFA IS OVER! GET TH(...) No.1542412
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HOLY SHIT! NFA IS OVER! GET THE FUCK IN HERE!  No.1542412 [Reply]
https://www.cbsnews.com/news/justice-department-atf-gangster-weapons/

Washington — The Justice Department said on Friday it will no longer enforce certain provisions of a 1934 law that was passed by Congress to regulate the types of firearms often used by mobsters, after a federal judge declared large parts of the law were unconstitutional.

The new guidelines released by the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives were issued to current and future gun owners. The Justice Department determined last month it would not appeal the judge's ruling.

Under the new guidelines, the federal government will no longer require individuals to apply and receive regulatory approval before making or transferring short-barreled rifles, short-barreled shotguns, suppressors and other various types of concealable firearms.

https://www.atf.gov/news/press-releases/atf-issues-guidance-national-firearms-act-transfers-short-barreled-rifles-short-barreled-shotguns-suppressors-and-certain-other-firearms

Under ATF’s guidance, ATF will not enforce the requirements for individuals to apply and receive ATF approval before making or transferring short-barreled rifles, short-barreled shotguns, suppressors (silencers), and certain other concealable firearms known in the law as “any other weapons.” ATF also will not enforce the NFA’s registration, tax-stamp or related requirements for those covered items. The $200 tax remains in place for machine guns and destructive devices. The NFA requirements apply in full to those weapons.
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Anonymous
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 No.1542721
>>1542690
Except it didn't work, and even less so now. Look at Luigi.

>>1542696
This rule doesn't affect machine guns. Those still require tax stamps... although in the age of bump stocks and FRT's it's kinda pointless - and those are the legal avenues. Not counting all the illegal glock switches that still find their way into Chicago despite the extra regulations that do nothing to prevent crime.
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Anonymous
 No.1542784
 No.1542784
>>1542567
You do realize that the only reason the NFA exists at all is because you're registering the TAX, and not the gun?
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Anonymous
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 No.1542865
>>1542567
The $200 tax from 1934 is almost $5k today, but it was never adjusted for inflation. Do you think only rich people should own guns?
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Anonymous
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 No.1543017
>>1542567
It's actually a very poorly written law that has abortive parts that were meant to support a core pillar which was struck down. They kept those parts anyway because they were gun grabbers, but the only justification they ever had was "laws don't need to make sense". Under the NFA, you can have two identical guns, same exact parts, but one of them is a felony because the receiver used to have a different part on it.
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Anonymous
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 No.1543538
>>1543017
Reminds me of Roe
Anonymous
Republicans continue to threat(...) No.1542347
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Republicans continue to threaten America with a good time  No.1542347 [Reply]
They keep threatening to do things to help America if they're not elected, how stupid are they?

https://www.nydailynews.com/2026/10/08/mike-johnson-may-step-down-democrats-win-house/

Republican House Speaker Mike Johnson Thursday hinted he could quit Congress if Democrats win the House of Representatives in the upcoming midterm elections.

With Democrats favored to retake control of the House, Johnson sounded very much undecided on whether he would stick around as GOP minority leader for the next two years.

“Heaven forbid, if we lose this majority or whatever, I don’t know what my next chapter of life is,” Johnson said in an interview with Fox News.

Johnson previously refused to address a hypothetical scenario of Republicans’ losing the midterms and projected confidence. This time, he floated the idea of returning to Louisiana and perhaps leaving the political arena altogether.

“If God moves on our hearts and says we should, you know, go back to my hometown of Shreveport and start a lawn business, I’ll do that with equal fervor,” he said. “I mean, I just want to be of my highest and best use to God and to my country.”

The startlingly candid admission by Johnson only underlines the desperate political climate congressional Republicans are facing in the final month before election day on Nov. 3.

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Anonymous
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1542593 voices the fictional name ' Joe Briben', thus admits that Joe Biden is completely innocent.
1542601 constantly lies, thus, like migger Republicans, has no concept of shame. Because the likes of 1542601 have no morals.
>right-wing newspaper Daily Mail doesn't mention election fraud in 2020: because there wasn't any to report
>they say Joe Biden is the voice of reason and sanity
When even a right-wing newspaper proves miggers' opinions more than wrong, in soon to be Soviet America debunked and destroyed are you, 1542601. And Donald J. Trump is the voice of child gang rape, 1542593: he leads the Gang Of Pedophiles after all.
https://goppredators.wordpress.com
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Anonymous
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 No.1542752
>>1542350
Last three Democrat Speakers:
Jim Wright (resigned after an investigation that he and his wife were receiving a lot of money they shouldn't have)
Tom Foley (lost to a Rebublican and never returned to Congress)
Nancy Pelosi (corrupt old hag who is only in office because Republicans don't live in San Francisco)

idk, I think the Republican Speakers are better off than the Democrats
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Anonymous
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 No.1542770
>>1542752
>Reaching back to the 1980s for whataboutism
Sad
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Anonymous
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 No.1543021
>>1542377
i would love to see your "proof"
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Anonymous
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 No.1543025
>>1542377
>The data proves that when you remove fake illegal ballots, Trump won the popular vote
Actually it doesn't prove that.
Anonymous
cornell No.1542004
cornell  No.1542004 [Reply]
Criminal court needs proof beyond reasonable doubt so she went civil, which means she doesn't have to win, she wants the settlement, wants the names public, wants the attention, wants the dirty laundry aired in a forum where the university has to respond and the defendants have to sit across a table and answer for a night the file was already closed on, because once they hear drunk girl at a frat they already know how it ends.

https://www.tmz.com/2026/10/06/cornell-chi-phi-fraternity-brother-alleges-he-was-a-victim-of-sexual-assault/
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Anonymous
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>>1542492
She agreed to six. Six was fine, six was the number, six is not the problem. The seventh one is where it breaks. He took what she signed up for and made it something else, something she did not agree to, something she can barely even remember now because of him. He got expelled, thrown out, sacrificed, gone from the school entirely. He took the punishment because he was the punishment, the extra one, the one who turned six into something she never said yes to.
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Anonymous
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 No.1542533
>>1542457
>Simp Woke Asshole
Do you see any women around? Who would I even be simping for, faggot?
>Low T
Did you sneeze? Were your fucking ears burning? Guilty fucking conscience? Don't police that fucking retard's language, let him sound like the impotent faggot he is you little low-T bitch.
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Anonymous
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 No.1542535
>>1542533
Thanks for adding a lot of good points and ideas cheif
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Anonymous
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 No.1542686
>>1542431
>texts 2 of the guys later
not really negating the concept of being intoxicated into unconsciousness at the time thereby voiding consent, but if you are stating those were her words i'm not going to argue against them.
>Pretty sure you're wrong
well i'm not. i don't care about this case other than this (second) post in here and yet keep seeing it all over the woman part of the internet with every guy involved's names and pics, long before i saw anyone talking about it on here. i don't know why they're all latching onto this particular case. this sort of thing happens all the time. it seems to be some sort of breaking point, i guess, but nothing about public naming-and-shaming involves checking IDs at the door.

honestly, looking at the messages, i don't know what to think. from her portion of it
>i’m getting a little heat (pi phi girls [redacted] and [redacted] can’t get my name out of their mouth)) but that’s to be expected
>i promise i wont get quiet and weird w u like i did last time
seem really telling. he takes it upon himself to message her apologizing and say the men are getting backlash, and she mentions sorority girls won't stop talking about her negatively. what is this "quiet and weird" "last time" part about? the school shouldn't be involved in it and schools shouldn't be having massive parties like this on campus anyway.

>>1542434
there's almost nothing in the article other than "actually this guy says he was sodomized by her while he was incapacitated". he was one of the ones suspended. i can see that as equally likely as the others running a train on her when they're all apparently incredibly intoxicated. he's pissed at the school for not telling him of his rights, i'm not really sure how it would be possible for him not to realize being sodomized is covered under sexual assault but we've already established the school handled everything poorly here.
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Anonymous
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 No.1542745
>>1542686
>Not negating the concept of being intoxicated into unconsciousness
Except it does. If you claim to be unconscious and then privately recall details about the period of time in which you claim to be unconscious, you are lying.
>I'm not wrong, everyone is as plugged in as I am.
They aren't, no, some people don't consume news media at all.
>looking at the messages, I don't know what to think
It seems pretty straightforward that she thought she was in a relationship with Jon and Mike, the relationship ended poorly, and she decided to be vindictive.
Like, they're horrible people, they're at Cornell, they were absolutely stringing this poor dumb slut along, but they aren't rapists.
I still agree there would be ambiguity about the others:
>"at the end of the day you, matt and i were in your bed and they didn't need to get up in that.
Seems like she didn't want to have sex with them.
>" i really liked being w u and matt. so anything anyone has to say about the gamgbang is out of their jurisdiction."
Seems like it didn't really bother her either though. She shouldn't get to decide it's no big deal when she thinks she's a thrupple with john and mike, and decide it was rape after she realizes she's being used.
>>1542535
It's chief. The squiggly red line means you spelled it wrong you fucking low-T retard hypocrite. Was gonna just let this die, but since I have substance to respond to and you dredged it up, fuck you faggot.
Anonymous
Knife attacks in Poland No.1542188
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Knife attacks in Poland  No.1542188 [Reply]
In recent days there were a few knife attacks by teenagers in Polish schools. So far there is one fatality - a 37 year old female janitor. Allegedly perpetrators were communicating by instant Messenger and there are nine attacks planned for tomorrow (Oct 9-th).

https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cq2e9xjv0jm2o
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Anonymous
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 No.1542192
So you gonna post the article here or do we need to subscribe to your blog first?
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Anonymous
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 No.1542413
>>1542192
? the article link is in the op, anon.

>A 37-year-old caretaker has died after being stabbed by a former pupil at a school in Poland, police have said.
>The 15-year-old entered the primary school in Leszczydoł-Nowiny, north of Warsaw, at around 09:00 and attacked the caretaker, before being overpowered by a teacher and the school's headteacher who were also injured.
>Prime Minister Donald Tusk said the boy was wearing a helmet to which a camera was attached, and appeared to have been "intending to film the knife attack".
>It comes after a 19-year-old was arrested on suspicion of a stabbing attack at another school in which nine people were injured on Wednesday, and officials said they had prevented a third such attack the same day.
>Interior Minister Marcin Kierwinski said a 17-year-old was detained in the town of Sierpc, north-west of Warsaw, after stating "on school grounds that he planned to do something... dangerous - that he intended to harm someone".
>Teachers had alerted the police, who found that the teenager was in possession of two knives.
>"The young person had been searching for information on how to orchestrate a 'bloody' event of this kind," Kierwiński said.
>Tusk said he feared a "grim copycat phenomenon" at an emergency meeting to discuss the incidents on Thursday, and ordered police to visit schools daily to prevent more violence.
>The 15-year-old who attacked the caretaker on Thursday was carrying three knives, Poland's interior ministry spokesperson Karolina Galecka said.
>Polish media report that the caretaker had tried to stop him from entering the school.
>The boy used to study at the John-Paul II primary school, but his motives for the attack are unclear, Galecka added.
>The teacher and the headteacher's lives are not in danger, the ministry's spokesperson said.

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Trump’s Retreat: From the Gulf(...) No.1541895
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Trump’s Retreat: From the Gulf to Britain, American Forces Pull Back  No.1541895 [Reply]
A war that was intended to demonstrate the reach of American power has now done the opposite. It is a lesson in unintended consequences.

https://www.nytimes.com/2026/10/07/us/politics/trump-iran-retreat.html

To hear President Trump and his aides describe it, the rush to withdraw 12 B-1 bombers from an air base in Britain over the weekend was a prudent precaution, in response to a threat they refused to describe.

It was no big deal, Mr. Trump insisted, and his secretary of state, Marco Rubio, tried to wave it away by noting that the Pentagon is “constantly reallocating resources where they need to be.”

But to anyone watching the deployment of American power around the globe in the seven months since Mr. Trump decided to attack Iran, it was another glaring example of how, time after time, Mr. Trump and his defense secretary, Pete Hegseth, have been forced into retreat, pulling back military forces that had been deployed to the Middle East and Britain as a deterrent.

Over the past several months, as the conflict has dragged on, the Iran war has come to reveal enormous new American vulnerabilities, forcing changes that the Pentagon was not contemplating a year ago. But it has also proved a bitter lesson in the unintended consequences that have flowed from Mr. Trump’s war of choice.

Mr. Trump intended the attack on Iran as another demonstration of the American military’s extraordinary power, following the successful bombing raid on three Iranian nuclear sites in June 2025 and the seizure of President Nicolás Maduro of Venezuela from his bed in Caracas in January.
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Anonymous
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>>1541905
Why hasn't Iran surrendered then???
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Anonymous
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 No.1542335
>>1542315
If Iran is winning and America is losing why hasn't Trump surrendered yet?
If Ukraine is winning and Russia is losing why hasn't Putin surrendered yet?
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Anonymous
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 No.1542340
>>1542338
If they are why haven't America and Ukraine surrendered?
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Anonymous
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 No.1542359
>Zelenskyy annexed Crimea
>Zelenskyy invaded Ukraine
Putin increased the price of diesel, and is too scared of sending in his new T-14 tanks that mere Ukrainian drones can take out, just as Trump is scared of his precious Rockwell B-1s - that are as obsolete as Putin's Tupolev Tu-160s - being damaged by anyone who isn't white going within 100 miles of such. So much for US military police security at bases within UK that haven't been touched since 9/11.
Perhaps when they return, nobody who isn't white should be allowed near those B-1s which includes you, Trump: unless you stop slapping that orage slop on your face which prevents you being white
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Anonymous
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 No.1542399
>>1542335
it's a stalemate, silly billy
Anonymous
Trump and Project 2025 to allo(...) No.1542016
Trump and Project 2025 to allow conservatives to flood your phone with AI slop Robo calls  No.1542016 [Reply]
https://apnews.com/article/fcc-political-robocalls-artificial-intelligence-ai-midterms-b97fb6e8d06704dc043556dba25de548

WASHINGTON (AP) — The Federal Communications Commission is considering a request by a conservative group to loosen rules on political robocalls, including those with artificial intelligence-generated voices, before November’s midterm elections.

Federal law currently bans most robocalls to cellphones unless the caller gets consent beforehand. The petition calls for a waiver that would allow political groups to use artificial or prerecorded voices in unsolicited wireless calls.

The Republican-led FCC advanced the request for public comment and could rule on it as soon as late October.

Consumer advocacy groups warn the proposed change could trigger a surge of unwanted, partisan and potentially misleading automated calls in the critical final days of the election, which will determine which party controls Congress for the final two years of President Donald Trump’s term.

The potential perils became evident two years ago during the presidential primary season when thousands of voters in New Hampshire received a robocall with an AI-generated voice of then-President Joe Biden. The call suggested voters should forgo casting a ballot in the primary and “save” their votes for the general election.

Under the waiver request before the FCC, some state and federal laws protecting against deception and voter intimidation would continue to prohibit certain misleading election-related messages. But granting it could weaken a major deterrent for bad actors, said Tim Harper, who leads the elections team at the Washington-based Center for Democracy and Technology.

Such a ruling close to Election Day would open “a huge opportunity for abuse during a period where harm has outsized impact,” he said. “Campaigns will use this technology to target voters in deceptive ways.”
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Anonymous
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 No.1542317
>>1542312
Oh no, the truth, how dare people stick to the facts that republicans want price gouging.
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Anonymous
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 No.1542319
>>1542312
NTA, but mandating healthcare enrollment at the same moment prices went up seems very GOP. In my case I lost healthcare when ACA rolled out as prices went too high then the company outright closed.

Going private forced opt in my instead of single payer was a plot. This is also when health insurance goons bought drug companies and pharmacy chains too. Notice pharmacy chains are currently falling to pieces.
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Anonymous
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 No.1542320
>>1542319
Also trump just banned generic version of drugs from being imported, so now prices are going to skyrocket since people will either have to pay the price gouged cost of brand names drugs or die.
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Anonymous
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 No.1542321
>>1542320
Fuck, I forgot about that. What a complete piece of shit.
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Anonymous
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 No.1542501
>>1542331
Republicans did given they full support trump's war against Iran which is the main reason for costs exploding.
AHAHAHAHAHH_NYUKNYUKKNYUKKK
PERHAPS DEMENTED DONALD GOP t-(...) No.1541929
PERHAPS DEMENTED DONALD GOP t-Rump TAKEOUT REDNECK JERKSONVILLE/MIAMI VS LOS ANGELS/SAN DIEGO?  No.1541929 [Reply]
https://ktla.com/news/nationworld/trump-backlash-let-em-take-out-los-angeles-comment/
White House attempts to downplay Trump’s ‘Let ’em take out Los Angeles’ comment
The White House is attempting to downplay a controversial comment made by President Donald Trump Monday night, one that some elected officials are calling dangerous at a time of war. Trump suggested that Iran could “take out” Los Angeles and San Diego, which are home to tens of thousands of active duty members of the U.S. Navy and Marine Corps. A White House spokesperson on Tuesday attempted to clarify the president’s remarks, which quickly drew criticism from top California lawmakers. Trump appeared at a rally Monday at the Pinnacle Bank Expo in Grand Island, Nebraska, speaking about the Iran War and high gas prices.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DxLJnxAuVtI TAKEOUT
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Anonymous
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>>1541929
>JERKSONVILLE/MIAMI
nyuck nyuck nyuck
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Anonymous
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 No.1542426
I'm happy to see him out on the road at rallies again, and not in the WH fucking things up every day.
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Anonymous
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 No.1542451
>>1542426
When Trump is at the Oval Office he falls asleep…
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Anonymous
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 No.1543139
Perhaps you’ll get more replies if you weren’t such an insufferable retard
Anonymous
Utah activates the EMH No.1541830
Utah activates the EMH  No.1541830 [Reply]
Utah will become first state to let AI examine patients and prescribe medication without direct human oversight

https://www.techspot.com/news/114111-utah-become-first-state-ai-examine-patients-prescribe.html

Being a doctor is one of the jobs expected to be least at risk from AI replacement. But a new program launched in Utah is raising questions over that assumption. A healthcare startup will begin offering AI examinations and prescriptions to patients without direct human oversight, making Utah the first state to replace a doctor with an AI.

The good news is that the program is currently very limited in its scope. It's just one year long and only for patients with mild-to-moderate acne.

The process works when a person signs up for Nolla Health's $4.99-per-month app and uses it to scan their face. After completing a medical history and personal information form, the AI analyzes their skin, identifies the acne problem, rates the skin's oiliness, and then generates a numerical acne severity score that ranges between clear skin and severe acne, reports Bloomberg.

The AI then combines that score with the provided medical information to recommend medication from a list of eight approved treatments.

While the program will eventually become fully automated, the first 100 prescriptions will have to be reviewed by actual doctors before they are submitted to the pharmacy.

In the second phase, the next 400 patients will have their prescriptions submitted to pharmacies by the AI and reviewed retrospectively by a physician weekly.
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Anonymous
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>>1542294
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2026/sep/08/us-datacenters-wastewater-pollution
>Datacenters require large amounts of water for their construction and operation, including for cooling the power-hungry computers at their heart, although the industry points out its water use is a fraction of that of other thirsty sectors, such as agriculture. A mid-sized datacenter can consume about 300,000 gallons of water a day.

>After water is used for cooling or, such as at the Meta facility in Cheyenne, for cleaning debris from pipes in “fill and flush” operations, liquid is ejected back for reuse under terms set by pretreatment permits issued by counties or local wastewater utilities.

>This water, released to prevent buildup of minerals and scaling in pipes, can contain heavy metals or Pfas, the “forever chemicals” that are linked to an array of health problems when ingested. These Pfas can be found in the “closed loop” cooling systems that the datacenter industry lauds for using less water.
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Anonymous
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 No.1542309
>>1542304
>Wanting to save money makes you Chinese
Que?
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Anonymous
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 No.1542346
>>1542306
1. Closed loop systems. So yes, capacity is 300,000 gallons but that's not a constant uptake
2. Yes, in the Cheyenne case after they installed it they flushed the system. It's a closed loop design.
3. "Can contain" is not the same as "does contain".

Stop consuming fear-porn.
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Anonymous
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 No.1542452
>>1542346
>It's a closed loop system.
Do you understand what that is, or how one works?
>Duh, it's a loop. It's closed. That means it doesn't use water! It's a closed loop!
So you don't understand that that means the coolant, the water in the loop, can be reused.... but that other water is still required to diffuse the heat the coolant absorbs?
>It's a CLOSED LOOP!
So you're trying to say it's a 1-time cost of 300k gallons of water, but that is, in fact, how much it would use a day to diffuse heat, not the water in the-
>CLOSED LOOP
yes tardo, the closed loop.
>BUT DA WATER CONTAINED IN DA LOOP!
So not only are there pollutants in the waste water, it's coming out significantly hotter than the river it's being dumped into. Which could threaten the habitat of the trout locals like to fish, and cause algeal blooms that would prevent them from using their plumbing, according to the article.
>CLOOOOOOSED! LOOOOP!
You're a disingenuous dipshit. I hope you get everything you deserve out of life.
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Anonymous
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>>1542252
Those trillions aren't being used in any way that benefits those areas
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Trump such a fuck up that Republicans are behind in Kansas, Nebraska Senate races  No.1541717 [Reply]
https://www.yahoo.com/news/politics/articles/polls-put-democrats-position-senate-221055199.html

With less than a month until Election Day, Democrats are seeing some of their strongest signs yet that the Senate majority is within reach.

A new batch of YouGov polls released Oct. 6 shows Democratic candidates, or an independent who caucuses against Republicans, leading in six of seven closely watched Senate races. The surveys suggest several GOP-held seats in states considered Republican strongholds, including Texas, Ohio, Kansas and Nebraska, have become competitive as Republicans work to defend their 53-47 majority.

Democrats need a net gain of four seats to reclaim control of the chamber. While many of the contests remain within the margin of error, the latest polling points to multiple potential pickup opportunities for a party trying to overcome a difficult Senate map.

Good signs for Democrats

The biggest surprise may be in Texas, where Democratic state Rep. James Talarico leads Republican Attorney General Ken Paxton by 6 percentage points in a state Democrats have not won statewide since 1994.

In Ohio, former Sen. Sherrod Brown is ahead of Republican Sen. Jon Husted by 4 points as he seeks a return to Washington after losing his seat in 2024.

Kansas is another unexpectedly competitive race. Democrat Adam Hamilton leads incumbent Republican Sen. Roger Marshall by 3 points, according to the YouGov survey.

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Anonymous
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>>1542224
Dude, you're talking to permaonline retards who unironically think DSA candidates are going to flip R +14 states like Texas because reasons. Just smile and wave.
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Anonymous
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>>1542235
Its weird. Because they keep saying they will raise taxes on billionaires and yet they keep raising taxes on the middle class
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Anonymous
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>>1542240
>>1542250
But enough about republicans
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Anonymous
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>>1542316
When did Republicans say that they would raise taxes on billionaires only to raise taxes for the middle class?
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Anonymous
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1541720
>in WWII, the SOE present Churchill with an idea: the assassination of Hitler
>Churchill vetoes this idea
That was because Churchill saw Hitler as the Allies' best asset in winning WWII. Hitler's 'My way or the Autobahn' attitude with his generals etc - despite their ideas & best advice to the contrary - proved he was a complete fuckup at war planning, strategy and so on, and it showed, to the Wehrmacht's detriment and the Allies' benefit. Only at the end when Soviet troops were mere blocks away and the Third Reich's obliteration was imminent, was that inferior subhuman Austrian no longer needed, and Hitler knew it, thus ultimately assassinating itself.
Similarly, Democrats want Trump to be in the White House up to 12 midday on 20th January 2029 when that orange subhuman is replaced with a Democrat president, then once it disappears into the distance on its final trip on Marine One, Trump (which has served its purpose: political destruction of the GOP) and miggers (useful idiots) experience Total MAGA Death.
And the ultimate irony? In the White House right now - due to the subject being so admired by that which put it there - is a bust of a half-American politician: Winston Churchill.
Anonymous
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'Lanterns' revitalized the modern superhero story for the small screen  No.1541636 [Reply]
https://www.npr.org/2026/10/04/nx-s1-5987757/lanterns-finale-hbo

Superhero action fans waiting for a sprawling, special effects-laden fight scene to cap the percolating drama of HBO's Lanterns will likely be disappointed by the hit show's brooding, measured season finale.

Instead, what producers delivered Sunday night was a simmering meditation on parents and children, fear and love, ruthlessness versus kindness. And in the process, they wrapped up a season that revitalized and reinvented what a modern superhero story can do on the small screen.

Lanterns has become an unlikely hit for HBO, centered on the Green Lantern — a character with many iterations in comics books and animated features, but a somewhat more checkered history in live action. Famously, the Green Lantern film starring a pre-superstardom Ryan Reynolds tanked so hard he joked about it in the superhero franchise he finally got right, Deadpool.

From the beginning, Lanterns producers had a challenge: How to take a concept that sounds cartoonish on its face — space cops given one of the greatest weapons in the universe, a power ring capable of conjuring anything, by blue-skinned immortal Guardians — and make it feel real, with human stakes. And they had to do it while also showcasing several different characters who have worn the mantle of Green Lantern on Earth.

The solution was aping one of HBO's other unlikely hits: True Detective. So Friday Night Lights icon Kyle Chandler was tapped to play Hal Jordan, the most famous Lantern — depicted in this story as the first human to join the galactic Green Lantern Corps. He starts as a square-jawed hero, but as the meat of Lanterns' story unfolds in 2016, Jordan is a grizzled adventurer near burnout — forced to work with an aspiring backup Lantern he fears has been recruited to replace him, Aaron Pierre's John Stewart.
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Anonymous
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>>1542067
I thought American Conservatism was more influenced by generations of republican leadership
Like the Reagan generation. The Newt Gingrich generation. The Ron Paul generation. The Trump generation
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Anonymous
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>>1542131
Is that what American conservatives really believe?
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Anonymous
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>capeshit
Don't care
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Anonymous
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/co/ fag here, the show sucks dog shit and was made by the same guy who made that dog shit watchmen show. its so bad that it got the Surf Dracula meme to come back because of how fucking accurate it is to describe it
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Anonymous
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>>1541636
heroes looks now like hobos searching for cock to suck for next dose of fentanyl
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Trump calls for bombing of US cities. Says “small price to pay” MAGA crowd cheers  No.1541598 [Reply]
https://www.latimes.com/california/story/2026-10-05/trump-suggests-letting-iran-take-out-los-angeles-san-diego-at-campaign-rally
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Anonymous
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>>1542087
>classic whataboutism
ahh the typical excuse made by pathetic hypocritical losers to excuse hypocrisy
everyone who uses it unironically is a massive pissbaby hypocrite who deserves to be roped
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Anonymous
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>>1541643
Lol right?
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Anonymous
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>>1542123
Guess how cheap gas and goods are in African deserts and middle eastern shitholes, chud bro
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Anonymous
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>>1542208
You're talking about Purchasing Power Parity which is used when comparing GDP across countries and states.
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Anonymous
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The only thing that can save humanity at this point is a worldwide nuclear holocaust. Nobody's worth sparing.
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Soldiers and Gold Star families press Army leadership after deadly Iranian drone strike  No.1541303 [Reply]
https://apnews.com/article/iran-war-port-shuaiba-attack-soldiers-29f34587c6361261f6e803aff6791e8f

WASHINGTON (AP) — On a sunny, cloudless morning on March 1, the day after President Donald Trump started the war against Iran, Chief Warrant Officer 3 Robert Marzan was coordinating critical Army supplies out of Port Shuaiba in Kuwait.

In an instant, a drone crashed through the ceiling and exploded, killing Marzan, who had served in the military for 36 years. The force flung soldiers into the air, fragments of sheet metal and glass shards impaling them. The tin roof was peeled back “like opening up a sardine can,” one soldier recalled.

Six soldiers were killed and dozens were injured in the deadliest known strike on U.S. troops since Operation Epic Fury commenced on Feb. 28.
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Anonymous
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>>1541773
This entire thread seems to be full of misconceptions and half truths
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Anonymous
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>>1541769
>So then what the fuck is he talking about?
The Executive branch of a legal obligation to enforce federal law but there are complicating elements.
The DOJ was ordered by U.S. District Judge Emmet Sullivan to release the files or explain why it cannot do so by Sept 24th. The DOJ explained that it cannot do so because the relevant files contain the names and email addresses of the victims. Many of the unreleased files are also in foreign languages and contain interview notes by investigators.
Even though Epstein is dead, there are many reasons to protect the names of his victims.
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Anonymous
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>in war zone during a war
>die from enemy attack
Rather straightforward.

>cop dies at a traffic stop, or other call from the suspect or something else
Same thing.
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Anonymous
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>>1541468
>>1541460
Obama also started the war against ISIS.
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Anonymous
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>>1542185
cool headcanon
Anonymous
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Serial Child Rapist/ Beloved Republican Statesman Dead at 84  No.1541279 [Reply]
https://abcnews.com/Politics/wireStory/dennis-hastert-longtime-republican-house-speaker-prison-dies-137003116

CHICAGO -- Dennis Hastert, the nation’s longest-serving Republican House speaker, who helped turn much of President George W. Bush’s agenda into law before his own political legacy was forever fouled by allegations that he molested high school athletes when he was a wrestling coach, died over the weekend, a coroner said Monday. He was 84.

Hastert, who was speaker from 1999 until 2007, died of natural causes at his home, according to Kendall County Coroner Jacquie Purcell.

When he was sentenced in 2016 to more than a year behind bars, the former history teacher became one of the highest-ranking American politicians ever ordered to prison.

In the late 1990s, Hastert was a little-known Illinois lawmaker with a reputation for congeniality that had helped him ascend the ranks of congressional leaders. When Newt Gingrich lost support because of ethics violations and the GOP’s poor showing in an election, Republicans elected Hastert to succeed him. In his first weeks on the job, he presided over the House while the Senate conducted Bill Clinton’s impeachment trial.

After the GOP reclaimed the White House, Hastert took much of what Bush proposed and steered it to passage, including massive tax cuts and a measure that amounted to a huge expansion of prescription drug benefits — the biggest change in Medicare in decades.
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Anonymous
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>>1541728
Trump and hegseth are already preparing to use the military to steal the election
https://www.rawstory.com/trump-midterms-2678007500/
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Anonymous
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Someone got banned from reddit again
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Anonymous
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>>1541802
We get it, you hate democracy, but that's expected of Russians
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Anonymous
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>>1541683
Maryland is pretty good outside of Baltimore in most areas. Red county in a blue state is very comfy
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Anonymous
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>>1541728
>that's a lie
>>1541802
>actually it's based
Vranyo doesn't work on /news/, ESL shill
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Cornell to Become First Ivy League University to Offer Degrees in Prison  No.1541569 [Reply]
https://www.cornellsun.com/article/2026/10/cornell-to-become-first-ivy-league-university-to-offer-degrees-in-prison

Cornell will become the first Ivy League university to offer a degree to incarcerated students when the Cornell Prison Education Program launches its Bachelor of Professional Studies program at Cayuga Correctional Facility in Fall 2027.

The program, offered through a partnership with Cornell’s School of Continuing Education, features organizations, markets, and society as the first approved major.

Its first cohort is expected to enroll 12 to 18 students, Jenna LaPietra, CPEP's director of strategic initiatives, wrote in a statement to The Sun. The program is expected to take approximately three years to complete.

Applicants must have an associate’s degree or at least 60 college credits and either reside at Cayuga Correctional Facility or qualify to transfer there. The School of Continuing Education will oversee admissions and is developing an application process adapted to the prison’s paper-based environment.

The new degree expands CPEP, which was founded in 2001 by Prof. Emeritus Pete Wetherbee, literatures in English. Through its partnership with SUNY Cayuga Community College, CPEP students have earned credits toward associate’s degrees, with advanced students being able to earn Cornell’s certificate in liberal arts.
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>>1541569
Oh Lawdy…………………………
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Anonymous
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Not like university degrees matter in the US anyway.
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Anonymous
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>>1541569
What's the issue?
Should I be outraged?
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Anonymous
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>>1541614
there is no issue and you should not be outraged.

Cornell grads include Alan Keyes, Toni Morrison, and Kurt Vonnegut Jr. And a handful of weathy trust-fund babbies who are serial rapists.

A lot of universities offer classes for prisoners, for obvious reasons. They want people to be able to do something positive in their lives and not just go back to prison. Cornell happens to be the first Ivy League U to offer this.

It's a new medie "gotcha" that doesn't get anything except comically-convenient timing on the part of Cornell.
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>>1541616
>serial rapists
You don't know what this term means.
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