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Old, Cougar chasing ASD Furry Vet writing about catgirls and PTSD, alexythemia, anhedonia, dysthemia, apathy and autism. SefuDonalBastet at https://xitter.gq/t.co/HWNNyZOOn0

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Blurb / Intro to WIP #1. ------- Good Science Fiction asks, “What if?” Good Fantasy asks, “Why not?” This story says, “Take my hand…” Man on the edge. World on the cusp. Can love survive? In the time before, when the Night cared little and her priesthood cared less, her priests were taken from us by a plague the Night would not cure. For generations the faithful cried for a leader the Night would not provide. Leaders the Church did not give. Leaders whose wars showed they were not true. Leaders whose eyes beheld only power and control. Except for those who did not wish to lead.  Lovers who saved the world. This is their story.  Their Purrspectives.
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Grumpy Grey Muzzle - 85%er 🚑⚔️☣️ retweeted
“You don’t have a right to your country, but I do.”— is the crux of the argument from the immigrants who arrived yesterday who also hate us and want to take over.
"America is racist, and I have a human right to live here," is the kind of shit we have heard our entire lives. Totally sick of it. Mass migration was never voted on, it would have failed overwhelmingly if the people were given a direct voice.
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There is an important reason that the right never wins the culture war overall, despite the left being so poor at tactics that they often end up shooting their own feet. That is the reality that logistics are more important than tactics, and tactics only matter once you have sorted logistics out. The left has sorted logistics out by creating patronage networks, while the right refuses to do so because it's still controlled by a curious kind of boomer paleoliberal who thinks that "free market" means "everything should pay for itself". Thus, both the cultural and political struggles of the right must be waged by broke young men as a side project to their careers, while fighting for the left is a career. The young men fighting for the right are simply expected to purchase their own rifles, ammunition, uniforms and kit, provide their own transport to the front, then organize themselves into units to defeat the communists. If you understand this, then you will understand why the retards manage to win a lot despite being retards. The left is giving people 100K fellowships for writing lesbian novels, while the right is charging its own guys $200 to listen to some theoretical ramblings about the antichrist. No, that's not a metaphor. I wish I had made either of those two facts up as some sort of hyperbole. Only the left understands how to get and use political power. The left understands that power is a form of currency. So if you want it, you have to buy it, with some other form of currency. Such as money. The right thinks that political power is a side effect... something that you naturally accumulate while doing business. Possibly this is because most wealthy right-wing people are investors. They start a project, or put money into it, and they expect to get their money back and then some. That's what they are used to. That's how investment works. But that's not how power works. And if you have wealth, but no power, then the people with power will just take whatever you built. I don't know exactly what the tech right, the business right, the wealthy right, should be spending on political power. But what they are spending is clearly not enough and in the wrong places. Because George Soros sure as hell isn't selling people tickets to listen to him talk.
As a young man in Republican politics I can explain why we don't "just volunteer" Positions are unpaid or underpaid, men are expected to be breadwinners We can't afford to hold these roles consistently Also the GOP actively pushes to have Less Men in Leadership
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Replying to @desitechsuppoat
What’s sad, is he clearly didn’t start there . He has 4 kids and those teens insulting him think everyone older has it made but the reality is life is far harder for anyone over 40 regarding a career
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It makes me so sad that these shorts got me 100k in a Month and a Termination at the same time! I’m not trying to brag, but these videos took a massive amount of time, research, and work. I’m proud of them. One of them brought in 50 million views in a matter of weeks and 100K subscribers almost overnight. Then YouTube deleted everything over false child sexual abuse allegations. Channels are getting wiped this year for almost nothing, and it infuriates me. It also makes me genuinely sad. Years of history, research, and carefully saved footage can disappear overnight. The worst part is I can’t even re-upload them because of Google’s circumvention rules. That’s what hurts the most. It feels like they actually want this to happen, they want to stop history in its tracks.
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Day 4 until @MoistCr1TiKaL reacts. 13+ years of work preserving WWII history. Thousands of hours of research, footage and archival material. Then my educational channel was terminated over alleged “child nudity” violations. Real historical footage is being removed from YouTube while AI-generated “brainrot” content is everywhere. I’ve tried the official appeals and support channels, but I’m still fighting to have the case properly reviewed. @MoistCr1TiKaL if you see this, please help bring attention to what happened. #RestorePanzerPicture #HistoryMatters
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I told you. I told you all. I told you over two years ago. I told you over two years ago that Vivek Ramaswamy isn't an American and never will be. And what did you say? OMG you just don't like him because he's brown you horrible basement dwelling racist. That's what you said. So I waited. I'm not stupid. I know better than to be right too early. Now I'm going to repeat myself. Vivek Ramaswamy is not American. Everything he says or thinks about America, he must mentally translate into the closest equivalent concept from his own culture, rather than understanding it in its own right. When he says that the founding fathers "sacrificed their honor", he reveals that he does not understand what Americans mean by honor. He is instead translating it to the third world concept of "face" or "izzat", which is not what we would call honor at all, but social standing or reputation with the existing power structure. Similarly, when he thinks that Amy Acton is somehow compromised by having been raped at the age of 12 by an adult charged with her care. Under third world values, this is a loss of "face" for her. Under American values, it's considered dishonorable to rape kids. But the largest and most obvious clue, the one that should have dialed you all in, came earlier. Came two years ago. You know the one. The issue isn't that he called Americans lazy and mediocre. That's just third-world woofing, and we can absorb a simple insult. The third world insults us constantly now that we are selling them smartphones and internet access. Around here, we call that "Tuesday". No, the significant point here is that he revealed his complete lack of understanding of how Americans innovate and succeed. Being dragged into cram school by a tiger mom every summer, to drill trigonometry problems, may be how the Chinese and Indians personally succeed in their societies, by passing examinations and winning secure niches in their society's top institutions gaining much face thereby. But this is not how Americans succeed, and it is not what propelled America to the pinnacle of civilization, technology and wealth. We succeed by how we cultivate, motivate, and allocate talent. This is something you can't explain to third-worlders, no matter how many times you repeat yourself. If they could understand it, they would not be third-worlders, because their countries would long ago have turned into first world countries. They just think we are saying that we are so talented that we don't need to work hard. That we are so much smarter than they are that we can watch Saved By The Bell and have sleepovers and go to prom while they are drilling math problems. This might actually be true. Our average IQ is about 20 points higher, give or take. But that's not what's really going on here. What's going on here is that Americans do work hard... but not in the context of an institutional pipeline set up by the state. Americans work hard by playing. When two American kids invent heavier-than-air flight, they don't do it by going to drill trigonometry problems and sitting for the state college exams. They just play around with kites, and bicycles, and bicycle kites, without asking anyone's permission or blessing first. And they keep obsessively tinkering until something works. They are working hard. But they are not working hard because someone is standing over them with a whip. They are working hard because they are obsessed with bicycle kites. Americans greatness comes from three guys in a shed. We innovate by fooling around. Is every American like this? This talented? This obsessed? Of course not. But the secret sauce has another ingredient, and that is respect for results, not for credentials or riches or titles or izzat. If some American shows up wearing stained overalls, with straw sticking in his hair, and says that his name is Jimmy Ray Hatfield, and he reckons he just mighta dun figgered out this fusion containment thing, ya'll, then Americans don't throw sticks at him. We say... show me. Guys like Vivek don't get that. They don't understand that in America, credentials and job titles are just something you pick up along the way to learning to actually make something, and it is the making of something, not the titles, that we consider to be success. Vivek in office would be a disaster for Ohio, not only because he is a grifting scumbag, but because one cannot foster American greatness if one does not understand what makes America great. The greatness of America is in its people. If the republican party does not realize that, then it must be replaced by a party that does, because the goal is not for republicans to win, the goal is for America to win. And TransAmericans are not Americans.
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Indians = SCAM Food Banks
Indian student on F1 Visa at the University of North Texas shows fellow Indians how to scam food banks. He doesn’t care that he’s stealing from the poorest of Americans.
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Replying to @IzzatStatus
dubbed the video because thats what I felt like proompting. chirp 3 transcription, gemini-3.8-flash-lite-tts with the en-in-assistant-9 voice for tts, claude for gluing it all together
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Let's get real. At what point will Neurotypicals accept that Neurodivergent people can't understand NT opprobrium? Most of us want to work. We know how to work. We work insane obsessive hours. But we don't know how to navigate NT HR even if we know who we want to work
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for. If we don't know who we want to work for, but only want to work at a market rate, we get excluded. Because nobody ever helped us focus. Because we are "weird". So people wanting to work are denied work because we can't articulate the exact ATS irrelevant criteria to get
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hired to a job posting designed to exclude everyone but the predetermined candidate. Madness. Is it any wonder why people who can't navigate HR BS are 75%+ unlikely to get a job they are more than qualified for? "Get a job you ingrate!" Let me work, asshole.
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I do like Heads that are as small as possible, especially when poodling. Giant heads with no suit just looks weird. It's why my Head is a silicone prosthetic.
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From Citizen to Replaceable: How Unauthorized Labor Undercut American Work Post #8: The Reporting Gap Most worksite cases start with a tip. Almost no one files one. ICE, the Department of Labor, and the IRS do not patrol every job site looking for cash envelopes or stolen Social Security numbers. They act on reports. A fraction of one percent of the people who see unauthorized hiring ever call. The rest assume someone else will, or they calculate the risk of retaliation and stay quiet. The result is that the mechanisms in the earlier posts continue because the agencies never receive the address, the shift time, or the contractor’s name. The channels that actually move cases are narrow and specific. ICE tip line: 866-347-2423 (24/7) Online form: ice.gov/webform/ice-tip-form You can leave the name field blank and still submit. Give the company name, address, what you saw, and how many. IRS Form 3949-A for cash payroll, failure to withhold, or false filings: irs.gov/pub/irs-pdf/f3949a.p… Anonymous is allowed. An award requires a separate form and your name, and only if money is collected. Department of Labor Wage and Hour for wage theft or misclassification: 1-866-487-9243 People who do report describe the same sequence. Internal HR or the owner learns a complaint was made. Attorneys appear. The reporting employee is isolated, transferred, or laid off. Coworkers who saw the same thing stay silent because they watched what happened to the first person. The case still proceeds if the tip reached the agency, but the personal cost is immediate and the agency timeline is long. That gap is why the cash job, the stolen number, the contractor layer, and the refill after a raid persist. The owner faces a low probability of a tip and a manageable fine if one arrives. Raising the wage
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From Citizen to Replaceable: How Unauthorized Labor Undercut American Work Post #7: The Historical Quiet Period From 1924 to 1965 the United States ran a low-immigration regime. Real wages for native workers rose. The 1924 Immigration Act set national-origin quotas that sharply reduced arrivals from outside northern and western Europe. Annual legal immigration fell and stayed low for four decades. During those years the native-born population grew, manufacturing expanded, and real wages in construction, manufacturing, and other manual trades increased. A single industrial wage could support a household. That period is the closest the modern economy has come to a tight labor market for citizens without a large unauthorized substitute. 1965 ended the quota system. The Hart-Celler Act shifted to family reunification and opened larger flows from Latin America, Asia, and elsewhere. Legal immigration rose. Illegal immigration rose with it. The 1986 Immigration Reform and Control Act granted amnesty to roughly three million people and promised employer sanctions that were never seriously enforced. After 1986 the unauthorized population grew again. Employers in agriculture, construction, meatpacking, and services learned they could hire outside the legal wage. The current volume is different from earlier waves because earlier waves faced tighter interior enforcement and fewer state benefits. From the 1920s through the mid-1960s an illegal stay was more likely to end in removal. After the 1980s and especially after the expansion of sanctuary policies, driver’s licenses, and state medical coverage, an illegal stay became compatible with steady work and public support. The quiet period showed what happens to citizen wages when the unauthorized pool is small. The years since 1965 and 1986 showed what happens when that pool is allowed to grow and then subsidized. The mechanisms in the earlier posts (cash work, stolen numbers, contractor layers, benefits stacking, and the refill after a raid) are the operating system that replaced the quiet period. They keep the effective labor supply larger than the citizen population alone. Real wages in the trades that once supported a family have not recovered the relative ground they held when immigration was low. If you have watched wages in construction, packing, or hospitality stay flat while the unauthorized share of the crew rose, that is the long result of leaving the quiet period. Bookmark this. Share or quote it. Comment if the wage history in your trade matches the break after 1965 or 1986. Follow for Post #8.
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Here's the thing, sweet cheeks. First, forcing every 18-year-old man to undergo surgery is a spectacularly deranged proposition, and calling vasectomies "reversible" doesn't magically make them temporary birth control. Reversal is not guaranteed. But let's address the enormous, screaming elephant in the room. The overwhelming majority of abortions follow pregnancies resulting from consensual sexual activity. Even the Guttmacher Institute's research has found that rape accounts for a small minority of reported reasons for abortion. Like 1 percent territory, toots. People who make arguments like yours seem to believe pregnancy is something women catch like the goddamned flu. One minute you're walking through Walmart, minding your own business, and suddenly ACHOO! PREGNANT! Nobody knows how it happened! Medical science is baffled! See, I have this strange, apparently revolutionary belief, possibly stemming from the fact that I AM A WOMAN, that women possess something called AGENCY. We can make decisions! We can establish boundaries! We can decide who gets to put their penis inside us, and under what circumstances! And if we don't want to become pregnant, there are a number of options available: Don't let men ejaculate inside you. Use contraception, and use it PROPERLY. Enjoy any of the approximately ELEVENTY BILLION other ways human beings can give each other sexual pleasure without engaging in intercourse. None of these methods requires a government official to show up at a young man's house with a scalpel and a court order. Now, obviously, contraception can fail. Sexual assault exists. There are circumstances in which women have no meaningful choice whatsoever. Those are real issues deserving serious consideration. Pretending that women are helpless passengers in their own reproductive lives, utterly incapable of making decisions about sex, is not the magnificent feminist argument you apparently think it is. Women have agency. Men have agency. Both have responsibilities. Bodily autonomy doesn't become an optional extra just because the person whose body you want to control happens to have testicles. You don't defend one person's rights by demanding that the government forcibly operate on someone else. You're calling for authoritarian lunacy while wearing a cheap feminist Halloween costume. Frankly, I think women deserve a hell of a lot more credit than you're giving us.
You want to ban abortion??? Then force VASECTOMIES at 18. Reversible. Low risk. Zero deaths. Or is bodily autonomy only for men??? Answer wisely!
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Vasectomies are not considered a reversible operation. 1/4 are irreversible after 3 years, and less than 1/2 are reversible by 9 years. bupa.co.uk/health-informa…
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Here's the thing, bucko. I wouldn't say the GOP is pro LGBT or even ANTI LGBT. They are anti-having-gay-cock-shoved-in-their-kids-faces. They are anti-being-forced-to-celebrate-things-they-dont-like. I'm bisexual. The reason I get along with so many conservatives is simple. I don't wave my sexuality in their faces. I also don't demand they celebrate or approve of it. Also, my sexuality is the least interesting thng about me, right up there with my skin color. It's been a lot easier, honestly, since I married a guy recently. But hey, I dated far more women. Now sure, some people out there just hate anything gay related. They are still welcome to follow me as long as they aren't being shitty about it. Thats the other thing about most conservatives you don't understand, and never will. I wrote an article telling people to reconsider being rude to transgender people. There's a TON of disagreements in the comments. YOu know what there isn't any of? "FUCK YOU YOU FUCKING FAGGOT LOVER" "OMG YOU LOVE TRANNIES YOU'RE NOT A CONSERVATIVE" etc etc etc. I think I had one person so disgusted they decided to unfollow me. They were still polite about it. We have decent disagreements, and we actually talk to each other. Many of these people disagreeing with me are long time followers, and will continue to be. We'll agree about somehting tomorrow, then disagree again next week. See, we conservatives will disagree about things, and still respect each other. Thats something you need to learn how to do, because every day you fail to do that, more people join us.
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From Citizen to Replaceable: How Unauthorized Labor Undercut American Work Post #3: The Contractor Layer Large companies rarely put unauthorized workers on their own payroll. They hire a contractor who hires a subcontractor who hires the crew. The prime contractor wins the bid. The general contractor manages the site. The labor broker or staffing firm supplies the bodies. The people swinging the hammer, hanging the drywall, or cleaning the rooms never appear on the company that owns the project. When ICE shows up, the prime points to the contract. The contract points to the sub. The sub disappears or pays a fine. The project continues with a new crew the next week. This is why small operators get charged and national firms rarely do. The small shop is the one that signed the I-9s or handed out the cash. The large buyer wrote a scope of work that never required E-Verify and never asked for proof the workers were authorized. The margin stays with the company that never touched the paperwork. The risk stays with the company that did. Federal law already covers the knowing use of a contract to obtain unauthorized labor. 8 U.S.C. § 1324a makes it illegal to hire or to use a contract to hire someone not authorized to work. Most buyers never face that statute because investigators stop at the first layer that has the workers on site. Its like arresting drug users and letting the dealers and their big connected sponsors go free. The public sees the facade and feels something is being done. The layer above keeps the relationship and the bid. The American carpenter, electrician, or cleaner never sees the opening. The wage is set by the contractor who can always find another crew that will take less. The prime contractor can claim it has a compliance policy while the actual labor never passes through its HR system. If you see a national brand or a large general contractor whose sites are always staffed by the same rotating subcontractors, and those subcontractors never seem to have American crews, that is the mechanism in Post #3. ICE tip line: 866-347-2423 Online form: ice.gov/webform/ice-tip-form You can submit without a name. Include the prime contractor and the sub if you know both. Bookmark this. Share or quote it. Comment if you have watched a big project stay insulated while the crew changes. Follow for Post #4.
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