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It would be mean to flex on the French while they are dealing with rioters, but part of me wants to buy a police trade in pepper ball gun just to prove America is also superior in non-lethal defense. (It'll ship to my door). Hang in there France, vote out the commies next term.
Les Français ont commencé à s'équiper, les armuriers se font des c. en or. J'en connais qui ont eu la peur de leur vie quand ils ont entendu les émeutiers pénétrer dans leur immeuble et courir dans leurs couloirs. Il ne restait plus qu'une porte avant qu'ils pénètrent dans leur logement, là où ils s'étaient abrités avec femme et enfants. Ils avaient encore en tête les massacres du 7 octobre en Israël. Nous avons les mêmes prédateurs dans notre pays.
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Good news France.
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🚨BREAKING: A distressed woman is restrained by left-wing thugs and forced to watch her livelihood destroyed France has become hell on earth.
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First Amendment Auditors have exposed how deep the rot goes in police culture. Imagine theres an easily identifiable mystery shopper coming to do a check on your job. How stupid do you have to be to try and beat them up?
Cop Demands ID At Public Library
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what is the charge? Looking at a whorish ass? A succulent whorish ass?
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I'm going to be following this one. I found court records for earlier charges against the father Edward Corristan (the one who got punched and arrested) that were null prossed, and this reel he posted of an interaction in Nov 2025 where the police refused to take his report. It looks like he is fighting a small town police dept that is trying to keep him from seeing his son. facebook.com/reel/4809367752…
If any cop deserves to be fired, it's this one. A father was BRUTALLY ATTACKED by Sgt. Eddie Price of the Mena PD because he was demanding answers. His 2 year old son is missing and they refuse to help despite a judges order, so they arrested the father instead.
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"You can't deport your way out of this" Is always missing the implied phrasing "under corrent rules" or even "under the post war liberal order". I like the current rules, I like the post war liberal order. Leftists are not playing by those rules, leftists are trying to tear down those rules completely. If they succeed, and current rules fall aside, ethnic cleansing becomes an option again. I don't want that option, but I think the rioters should be reminded that rules they think restrain them unfairly, also protect them. That conquering is a two way street.
Le Pen can't deport her way out of this. Many of the rioters were born in France and are French citizens. You can't deport someone to a country they've never lived in. Whatever France's answer is, it won't be deportation.
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Every guard in Christa Pikes complex:
Lastly, because I am tired of answering questions about Christa Pike: Right now, the doctors are technically just keeping her alive to resolve the crisis rather than providing standard medical recovery. At the emergency department of Vanderbilt University Medical Center, the doctors' role is strictly mechanical stabilization rather than reversing or "fixing" her condition, because there is no antidote to undo what is in her system. • Preventing System Collapse: Because they cannot remove the drug from her tissues, the emergency team is using machines (ventilators and heavy IV blood pressure medications) to manually force her body to function. They are preventing her lungs from collapsing and her heart from failing under the weight of the pentobarbital. • A Holding Action for the Body: This is a waiting game. The machines are holding her body in a stable, living state solely to give her liver and kidneys time to naturally break down and filter out the execution-grade chemicals over the next few days. • The Legal Duty: Legally, the hospital is required to treat her as an emergency overdose patient. However, because she remains under the heavy armed guard of the Tennessee Department of Correction, once she is medically stabilized, she will be returned to state custody. In short, they are keeping her body functioning mechanically because they cannot chemically "save" her from the dose—they can only keep her alive while the drug slowly runs its course. if she survives, a vegetative state or severe, permanent brain damage is the most likely medical outcome. Because she spent more than 40 minutes inside the execution chamber audibly snoring after receiving two full doses of pentobarbital, medical specialists highlight that severe brain injury is almost a certainty: • Anoxic Brain Injury (Oxygen Starvation): The "snoring" witnessed was a sign of severe upper airway obstruction caused by the massive dose of central nervous system depressants. If her breathing was restricted or entirely stopped for a prolonged period before she was rushed to Vanderbilt University Medical Center and placed on a mechanical ventilator, her brain cells would have begun rapidly dying from lack of oxygen. • Irreversible Cortical Damage: Hypoxia aggressively destroys the cerebral cortex—the part of the brain responsible for conscious thought, memory, emotion, and language. While life support can keep her heart beating and her lungs expanding mechanically, it cannot regenerate dead brain tissue. • Persistent Vegetative State: If the damage to her cortex is total but her brainstem (which controls basic functions like eye-opening and sleep cycles) survived, she will transition into a permanent vegetative state. Medical teams will keep her mechanically supported for several days. However, the reality is that the machines are likely maintaining a body whose higher cognitive brain functions have already been destroyed by the prolonged trauma of the overdose.
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This is within leftist theory, if you tell a leftist that food stamps are enabling people to not work, they will reply "good, commoditizing needs to coerce labor is how capitalists exploit the oppressed" This isnt an accident, they did this on purpose. They lied to you.
Replying to @billybinion
She said that staff generally do not believe in working full-time. As a result, many are on food stamps. Not because they're forced to be, but because otherwise they'd be perpetuating capitalism? The conversation felt like a fever dream.
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I am suddenly reminded of the school that forbade hat throwing at graduation, then refused to issue diplomas when the students ignored their stupid rule. The admins caved when lawyers got involved. You're a bureaucrat, not a King.
You can absolutely disagree with a school rule, and even form a committee to change it and be a great parent. BUT if you deliberately refuse to have your child comply with a rule you disagree with, then you are a crappy parent.
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I started replaying hitman and have the sudden urge for an unobtainable WA2000. What is possible is a RA3000 kit. I don't need either, but want.
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Egads, I am found out! I confese, I, a heterosexual man, have a woman fetish. (Actual women, not men in dresses.) How will I ever live with the shame of everyone knowing I find real women sexually attractive!!!
Democrats cant tell what a woman is without consulting 5 gender studies professors to make sure the definition wasnt changed yesterday.
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The UK will teach Americans why governments want mass surveillance at exactly the right time. The extensive UK surveillance networks will enable the government to identify these protestors despite the masks, they'll get knocks on the door at least, because the way to deter collective action is individual consequences. And mass surveillance means there is no way to hide. The government will ignore this demonstration, change nothing at all about their migrant flows, and be astonished when an insurgency develops. Because the Motor Coaches arent government property, they lease those. And if these expensive Coaches start suddenly spontaneously combusting.... well..... Individual consequences work as well for the insurgents as the government in deterring behavior.
After anti-immigration protests this weekend, policing minister Sarah Jones MP has warned any demonstrators who "cross the line" will "face the full force of the law"
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The report says a drone operator witnessed the shooting. We should get video of the event eventually.
A police officer in Cedartown, Georgia shot a pet donkey named Heehaw while trespassing on private property. C.J. Ciaramella at @reason got the incident report, which you can read below. I'm a civil rights attorney at a non-profit, and I'd like to speak with Heehaw's family.
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I went to a gun show looking for miscellany and damned if I didn't find some things I couldn't live without. A very rusty (and cheap) savage 1905, some weird Italian pepperbox I'd never seen before that @neutral_af might find amusing, and some GP11 at a price too good to ignore.
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Sometimes the budgeting process reveals you cannot sustain the current state, and must change drastically. Change what? Thats discovered during the budgeting process. Maybe a housing change, maybe its a career change, maybe its a new location. You have to investigate to know.
STOP TELLING BROKE PEOPLE TO BUDGET. THERE, I SAID IT. YOU CAN'T BUDGET YOUR WAY OUT OF POVERTY. AFTER BASIC NECESSITIES I HAVE $0 LEFT OVER, HOW AM I SUPPOSED TO BUDGET?
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There are 2 spiritually left arguments that American right wingers dont make. 1. People shouldnt be allowed to say such things. 2. If you disagree with my position you are weird/bad. Whenever I see these arguments they are leftists or an Op.
Flock removal is a form of Defund the Police. It is a left-wing fringe position that no normal person agrees with.
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
Republican Rep. Tim Burchett introduced the Protection Against Mass Surveillance Act to ban federal funding for Flock cameras. Burchett has called the cameras unconstitutional and a violation of Fourth Amendment rights. fox17.com/news/local/we-… wate.com/news/politics/…
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The problem with divorce is it will never be as financially beneficial for everyone as the marriage. So the question is who takes the bigger hit. The left leaning position seems to be that all the negative should be born by the ex-husband, sitting in his studio apartment paying for her to have the life she was accustomed to before the divorce. The manosphere expects men to take all the assets from the marriage because men (usually) are the higher earners. Neither of those positions are reasonable. The mentioned Kentucky law starts out with the assumption that the two will split custody of the kids, and pay their own way in life from here on our. This is a starting point, not a mandated end point, either spouse can go to court and argue custody, child support, and even alimony. A SAHM or victim of abuse can argue her case in court. Its the standard, the starting point, and I think that's perfectly reasonable.
Okay, I will try to elaborate. When you are a full-time SAHM and especially after having a kid or several heads you become vulnerable. Not weak but vulnerable. Being a housewife is both mentally and physically exhaustive.
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@000rca1488 Clownpost blocked me or I would have said something like this over there earlier today.
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These comments are great.
My American followers, what's the limitation on the number of firearms and ammunition limit that you can own? I'm aware that it probably depends on the State you're in so feel free to elaborate.
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Men complaining about no fault divorce aren't generally aware that at fault divorce systems block unilateral divorce. Tell them that part. They'll be worried about autonomy too, they dont want to be stuck in a marriage with an abusive psycho anymore than you do.
this video is basically a rorschach test. men bringing up no fault divorce focus on financial exposure.. what the ex could walk away w/. women focus on autonomy, not being able to leave a marriage that’s already over in everything but paper. worlds apart in perspective.
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