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yeldarb1983 4 points ago +4 / -0

not gonna lie, I thought the post was about Dr kazinsky...

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yeldarb1983 2 points ago +2 / -0

mostly joking, but I'm mostly convinced hunter is intentionally undermining his father as a way to get back at daddy....

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yeldarb1983 2 points ago +2 / -0

no, but crazy thought; what if he's Q?

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yeldarb1983 3 points ago +3 / -0

I certainly hope so, I trust trump to do the best he can, but pobody's nerfect. lol.

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yeldarb1983 6 points ago +6 / -0

serious question.

The fed needs to go, no arguments there.

But how do we excise it from the U.S. economy without causing a collapse in the meantime?

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yeldarb1983 5 points ago +5 / -0

not to mention the daughter having her own sex addiction...

...And beau was either the black sheep of the family who got out while he could, or his own dysfunction was swept under the rug by his death from cancer...

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yeldarb1983 3 points ago +3 / -0

There's been rumbles for a while, whatever generation you want, of people coming together to demand change for the positive. If you look back, you can see events where a bipartisan group of people stood up to push back and division was sown to slap them back down... but that dissatisfaction and anger never really went away, it just settled down to a slightly higher level than before the event in question. Eventually, it'll build to a point where it's unstoppable.

I'll give some examples off the top of my head from just the twenty-first century, hopefully in order, but if not, it's unintentional:

  • Occupy (yes, it got painted as a lefty love-in, look into the early days)

  • The Tea Party

  • Gamergate

  • hell, in the early days at least, Black Lives Matter, before an "official" organization got ahold of it (don't forget, the initial movement started under Obama's watch), though that one was probably doomed to fall into race-baiting horseshit from the beginning honestly...

...and now MAGA. The latest inheritor of that anger, that dissatisfaction with the corporate oligarchy.

Will MAGA be the tipping point? Only time will tell.

I'm hopeful, but we didn't get into this mess overnight, so we shouldn't expect to get out of it overnight, either...

sidenote: I'm sure others can think of more examples, and older ones, no less, but I was a kid in the nineties, so I didn't exactly have the firmest grasp on politics.

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yeldarb1983 2 points ago +2 / -0

“We will try everything — believing that anything is possible — and make this happen because the world still needs a pandemic treaty,” Tedros said. “Because many of the challenges that caused a serious impact during COVID-19 still exist.”

...you mean like everybody using a one-size-fits-all approach that was so disastrous it would have been funny if it hadn't killed so damn many people? like the same thing that would inevitably happen under your proposed solution?

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yeldarb1983 1 point ago +1 / -0

how're you up on your molecular chemistry?

https://web.archive.org/web/20111124002323/http://www.krysalis.net:80/

Doctors tend to look at the body from the top down, but the man who wrote that webpage in the early twenty teens did the opposite, maybe looking at it from the bottom up like he did, you can figure out the mechanism of action?

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yeldarb1983 4 points ago +4 / -0

...I smell a media shitstorm.

Putting myself in the heads of these dirtbags, retch-inducing though it is, it seems like this is a victimhood powerplay. the Dems intentionally set the deadline to intentionally create a scenario where joe isn't on the ballot, and they can blame the evil republicans for keeping him off the ballot.

One of two possible plays occurs to me:

  • a) they know biden hasn't got a snowflakes chance at a trump rally of winning, and this move lets them save face by blaming the loss on republicans, riling up their base ala 2016.

  • b) they'll wait till after the convention and make a big stink and demand a special exception because somethingsomething "unprecedented" yada yada "evil trump supporters" to try to boost joe's numbers.

Either way, expect this story to get memory-holed toot-suite.

Fire up the archives boys.

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yeldarb1983 1 point ago +1 / -0

you have a point, but it seems weird that would authorize lethal force in such a scenario...as if they expected Big Don to sick the Secret service on the FBI or something... granted they got it wrong, because they understand anyone outside of their coastal bubbles about as well as a cricket understands nuclear physics, but the fact that they were willing to take that risk for the sake of a glorified publicity stunt is just...evil

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yeldarb1983 6 points ago +6 / -0

Any Feds paying attention; think about this a minute.

they were willing to put people just like you in a potential firefight with Secret Service just to make a media circus.

How long until they do it to you?

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yeldarb1983 2 points ago +2 / -0

there's...a tipping point...beyond that I say just make banana bread/pancakes with it...

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yeldarb1983 1 point ago +1 / -0

If I recall, buttermilk is 'meh' for me...been a while since I tried it, though.

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yeldarb1983 2 points ago +2 / -0

There's an old tale I once heard about a bishop or a doctor or some such who took in a young boy who was extremely poor (presumably in the middle ages, but who the hell knows).

Supposedly, along with other odd tales, one day he caught the boy drinking milk that has clearly gone bad, and he took it away from him, causing the boy to cry for being deprived of food.

To calm the boy, the man in question immediately got him some fresh milk, which the boy immediately tore into, then complained that it didn't have much flavor.

Don't really have a point, just a funny story, though I will say I can usually tell when milk's about to go bad, because it tastes a hell of a lot better right before it sours.

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yeldarb1983 1 point ago +1 / -0

...So what was the bill about?

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yeldarb1983 4 points ago +4 / -0

emphasis mine

According to several reports, the one-time attorney was enjoying his birthday bash at the Palm Beach home of Caroline Wren

...and last good mayor of New York you skeevy bastards...

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yeldarb1983 12 points ago +12 / -0

Okay, I've gotten about an hour into the video you linked, and my brain is running a mile a minute, and none of it is in any way focused. Just gonna drop some mental notes here, see if anyone else finds them useful (apologies, these are gonna vaguely resemble a Q drop, not trying to imitate that style or be disrespectful, but these are scattered thoughts)

  • Why do the cowboy boots stand out to Meghan? were they unusual for John Walsh's wardrobe at the time?

  • What were the normal daily habits for the known people the case is centered around? are there any noticeable discrepancies in the time leading up to the disappearance of Adam and the later discovery of his body?

  • What maps, floor plans, merchandise locations are known about the various points of interest relevant to the case?

  • Lampshading is a common Hollywood trope for hiding unbelievable elements within a narrative. Does that relate somehow?

  • within the last 60 years, the U.S. has gone from a largely high trust to a largely low trust society, and the Adam Walsh case no doubt played a pivotal role in that. Who would stand to gain from such a change?

  • Assuming Gino is correct and John Walsh is a figurehead, who would he be a figurehead for? Figurehead and puppet are in this context synonymous, so who would be the puppetmaster?

That's what I've got so far...ow.

gave myself brain strain...

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yeldarb1983 3 points ago +3 / -0

...meanwhile we're tearing up old-growth forests to plant solar panels...

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yeldarb1983 1 point ago +1 / -0

...not gonna lie, another sixty billion to urkraine would be a steal to make this happen...

hell, throw israel and hamas Both ten billion, and it's still a deal at this point......

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yeldarb1983 5 points ago +5 / -0

when the sleaveball hollywood lawyer is calling it, you know it's bad...

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