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2024-04-28 04:49:11

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@npub1cus…6789 but which accent? North east, south east, north or south mid west, north or south west?

2023-06-25 05:28:54

Why is it that American leftists and some European are so angry all the time? I mean extreme socialists, nazis, marxists , or communists. That is what the current democrat party of America consists of now. when you reference a bit of true history, they lose their minds? The conversation immediately devolves into name calling and cursing? If you don’t subscribe to their propaganda or ideology you are labeled as a Nazi or bigot or racist, when in fact they are ones being bigoted. I can disagree with you, but I don’t care to label you in a negative way....you, yourself, just labels yourself when the conversation devolves into name calling and degradation, because of one’s extreme beliefs. I’ve been in Europe in a particular country before it was part of the European Union for a short while and after when it was part of it, for five years then, I was there in 2001, 2002, then moved there from 2004 to 2009, I’ve lived in 4 different states in the US, when I was younger I thought the grass was greener wherever I went, but as I got older I paid more attention to politics and realized it is actually greener where I’m from. I’m the type of person that likes live and let live, I’m older, middle aged I guess although I don’t feel as old as I am, 42, and I feel 30 still, and there’s no way mind can be changed on political or religious beliefs, and those don’t align with the usual combination. Why am I even explaining myself? Well, it doesn’t even matter does it? We’re all just random strangers here, all with our own opinions with many different sources of information. It’s unfortunate how people with different opinions or beliefs can’t have a civil conversation. It’s mostly highly politicized people that can’t. I wasn’t you’re typical American that moved to Europe, they were used to Yankees (yanks as they say) from the north east, or west coast, was typical of the majority of visitors they came in contact with, but I made it clear that I’m not a Yankee, most of them that challenged me then found themselves to agree with my beliefs, those that knew me very well never referred to me as a Yank.

2023-06-25 04:06:03

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@npub1cus…6789 what did you have to drink?

2023-06-25 04:05:21

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@npub1cus…6789 🤣

2023-06-24 13:53:22

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@npub1ash…d6t0 @npub1cus…6789 it was.

2023-06-24 13:52:22

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@npub1ash…d6t0 what?

2023-06-24 13:28:23

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@npub1ash…d6t0 @npub1cus…6789 you have your opinion, I have mine. it wasn’t about slavery, you’ve read the wrong history books.
I’m not a racist, and no one is calling for slavery.
Where I live, the majority of people have either the same or very similar beliefs as I do. You say you are a socialist, I’m an independent, we have very different views, and it’s best to leave it at that.

2023-06-24 12:49:19

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@npub1cus…6789 America is very divided right now, and it has only ever been this divided two other times in history, the Revolution and the Civil war, right now it is divided because of the very same or similar reasons it was then, cultural, political and economic differences. The Confederate States never signed any treaties with the US, so actually it is still occupied territory, most people that live in states that were part of the Confederacy still want lower taxes just like they did in the 1860’s. The majority of men that fought for the Confederacy did not own slaves and were not fighting to keep slaves, they were fighting for lower taxes, better trade deals, and to keep their land. Anyone that doesn’t see the similarities between the reasons for the revolutionary war and civil war and the current divisions is either uneducated or just blind. In my opinion, the US should have let the Confederacy go peacefully, it was not about slavery, slavery was on the way out anyways due to the invention of mechanical harvesters, the vice president of the Confederacy actually said that to the union congress. The government is so corrupt now the only way to solve the current problems would be to have a convention of states and succede from the union.

2023-06-24 12:20:15

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@npub1cus…6789 the best defense is a good offense... it’s better to have it and not need it than it is to need it and not have it.

2023-06-17 14:03:23

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@npub1y2l…rkf6 🤣

2023-05-21 13:31:56

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@npub19fy…n5nv @npub1cus…6789
In the area I live, most people have a vegetable garden, it’s usually the men tilling the soil and planting, you don’t normally see a woman doing the tilling, and then both men and women tend to it, women do most of the tending to it because they stay at home, the men don’t have as much time because of their work. I used to have a big garden but now just plant what I can manage while still working a full time job.

2023-05-18 22:27:19

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@npub19fy…n5nv the ones you mentioned coming from Spain were called the Milesians, they invaded later, but I’ve researched my family history extensively and according to the annals my ancestors were the Tuatha De Danann, if you look at the book of invasions some people think it is all just myth, but it’s not, I’ve spent years researching it and can trace my surname all the way back to the sept in a certain province and then trace it back to the ancestor to those septs, and then from that to the Tuatha De Danann. Records were better preserved in Ireland, while England and continental Europe was in the dark ages, Ireland wasn’t.

2023-05-18 21:38:36

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@npub19fy…n5nv Have you read the history of Ireland? The book of invasions? And also the part of Ireland that my ancestors are from was never conquered by Cromwell.

2023-05-18 16:50:48

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@npub19fy…n5nv I have an Irish surname, but it is one of the oldest and rarest surnames, my family came to America in the 1600’s, they were fishermen and had their own ships, the Irish that came over in the 1800’s were different. I live in the southeast US and own property, there’s no way in hell I would ever agree to be sent to Africa, I would fight until I ran out of bullets.

2023-05-17 10:13:32

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@npub1cus…6789 just had a look on the AppStore, I guess I will try Mammoth.

2023-05-17 10:00:59

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@npub1cus…6789 oh, I didn’t know that, I was wondering when there would be an update. I guess I’ll have to try a different one. Is there any other free one that can switch between home/local/federated timelines and has fast account switching?

2023-05-17 09:56:49

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@npub1cus…6789 I just tested it on Metatext, it switches between accounts instantly.

2023-05-17 09:53:13

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@npub1cus…6789 have you tried Metatext yet? I haven’t tried the account switching feature yet, but you don’t have to go into settings to do it.

2023-05-09 17:30:27

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@npub1w6v…exxg I saw that. It would be effective if they would have finished it. Of course a wall doesn’t work when there’s miles of holes in it.

2023-05-06 15:06:30

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@npub19fy…n5nv
I’ve noticed a pattern, train derailments, fires at refineries, fires at food processing plants….. everyone thinks that it’s just a coincidence and it’s all by accident. But when you look at it in a military perspective, what are the first things you take out when fighting the enemy? Major transport, sources of fuel and food. This has been happening more frequently lately and I don’t think it’s just by accident, I think it’s deliberate sabotage.

2023-05-05 20:53:07

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@npub1mdf…vwy3 @npub1cus…6789 in the southeastern US there’s another sweetener that’s more popular than molasses, it’s called sorghum syrup, and it’s not made from sugar cane.
https://www.foodandwine.com/condiments/difference-between-sorghum-and-molasses

2023-05-04 14:15:48

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@npub1zx4…s6fq
They have the shooter in custody. They’re not talking about it probably because it doesn’t fit a certain narrative, and they’re probably more focused on the King of Englands coronation. Fox has gone full woketard just like the rest of the MSM. They’re still talking about the Atlanta shooting on OAN and Newsmax.

2023-05-02 14:06:08

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@npub1dw5…jdt9 @npub1rqc…u8ry She can make a start by removing herself first.
There are plenty of whites, blacks, and hispanics around here that refused to get the vaccine, I refused to get it. The ones that refused are perfectly healthy, some of them that I know personally who got the vaccine suddenly developed other health problems that never had any health issues before they got the vaccine.

2023-04-30 22:30:09

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@npub1fzm…w0hr 🤣 dumbass

2023-04-30 16:17:45

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@npub14eu…vx4x
“The First Irish Immigrants
Before England destroyed Ireland’s merchant marine, Irish merchants traded with the American colonies as early as the 1630s. Irish fishermen from Galway and Waterford settled the Isles of Shoals, an archipelago of tiny islands nine miles from the Maine and New Hampshire coast. At first seasonal residents, several hundred Irish and other European fishermen had a permanent settlement on the islands by 1653.”
https://newenglandhistoricalsociety.com/how-the-irish-immigrants-came-to-new-england/
….this website doesn’t even mention my surname or the county in Ireland they were from but they were also fisherman from the west coast of Ireland, and interestingly at that time, the 1600’s, and even earlier records from the 1500’s in Ireland show that my family was not Catholic, one of them was actually a Protestant priest that was beheaded in the 1590’s.

2023-04-30 15:56:37

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@npub14eu…vx4x I have an Irish surname, and have done a family tree, I found out that they came over in 1635 and landed in Connecticut, about 100 on the ship, all free and not as indentured servants. Over the years they migrated south along the east coast, census records show they never owned any slaves. There is one time in the 1800’s where one of them married a woman that inherited two from her father when he died, his wife’s maiden name was an English surname, she inherited the two slaves when her father died, but they were freed immediately when that happened, and I have the documentation about it.

2023-04-30 15:41:51

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@npub14eu…vx4x https://lincolnmullen.com/projects/slavery/

2023-04-30 14:53:41

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@npub14eu…vx4x did you mean evidence of slavery in New England? Or about the puritans and cavaliers being all or mostly English?
If you’ve read about American history, you should know all the ones that came over on the mayflower and landed at Plymouth Rock came from England and had English surnames, they were actually headed to Jamestown but was blown off course, Jamestown was an English colony.
Also when the black slaves were freed they took the surname of their slave owners, and almost every black person in America who’s ancestors were slaves have an English surname, very rarely you might come across one with a Scottish surname.

2023-04-30 14:52:38

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@npub14eu…vx4x did you mean evidence of slavery in New England? Or about the puritans and cavaliers being all or mostly English?
If you’ve read about American history, you should know all the ones that came over on the mayflower and landed at Plymouth Rock came from England and had English surnames, they were actually headed to Jamestown but was blown off coarse, Jamestown was an English colony.
Also when the black slaves were freed they took the surname of their slave owners, and almost every black person in America who’s ancestors were slaves have an English surname, very rarely you might come across one with a Scottish surname.

2023-04-30 14:45:20

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@npub14eu…vx4x http://civildiscourse-historyblog.com/blog/2017/1/3/when-did-slavery-really-end-in-the-north

2023-04-30 14:23:28

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@npub14eu…vx4x and they were all English. New England had slaves too.

2023-04-30 05:32:46

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@npub13at…quy9 @npub1rqc…u8ry and just what part of the population and where was this poll taken? I can assure you where I live that no one in the area is in favor of banning any type of gun. The whole term “assault weapon” is completely ignorant too, a sharpened pencil, a steel toe boot, a frying pan, a rock, I could go on and on, they could all be considered a weapon. Assault is the act, the weapon is the tool. The weapon doesn’t assault by itself. I laugh whenever I hear someone use the term, it immediately gives me a good estimate of their IQ.

2023-04-30 02:20:14

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@npub1cus…6789 I had to look it up again, I knew they did just couldn’t remember exactly what they found in them.

2023-04-30 02:19:52

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@npub1cus…6789 I had to look it again, I knew they did just couldn’t remember exactly what they found in them.

2023-04-30 02:18:43

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@npub1cus…6789 yea they found organic molecules on comets…. alcohols, carbonyls, amines, nitriles, amides and isocyanates…. And found H2O, CO, and CO2 in them too.

2023-04-30 02:14:17

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@npub1cus…6789 yea they found organic molecules on comets, H2O, CO, and CO2

2023-04-30 02:02:41

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@npub1cus…6789 they did, H2O, CO, and CO2

2023-04-29 20:14:55

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@npub1cus…6789 you’re not the first person to have that theory, 🤣
Have you heard of panspermia?
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Panspermia

2023-04-29 16:36:12

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@npub18kp…y774 @npub1zx4…s6fq @npub1sj5…4nsv @npub1cus…6789 @npub1f8e…zu5u i was just watching an interesting episode on “Ancient Aliens”, season 16, episode 5, “the forbidden bible”, it was talking about the book of Enoch being left out of later translations. They mention the Dead Sea scrolls in that episode too.
Another thing I find interesting is Most people in the US read the King James Version, NKJV or the 1611 KJV, but don’t realize the one the pilgrims and puritans brought here was the 1560 Geneva Bible. The 1560 Geneva has 78 books, it includes the Apocrypha, the Catholic Bible has the Apocrypha but only has 73 books, The 1611 KJV leaves out the Apocrypha and only has 66 books in it. The Ethiopian Orthodox Bible has 81 books in it and I think is the only one that includes the book of Enoch.

2023-04-29 16:22:03

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@npub14eu…vx4x the fbi and doj have been weaponized by the current administration, the democrats. The Biden families business dealings with Ukraine, Russia, and China are being investigated by congress, but since the democrats have control over the fbi and doj, nothing will be done. It’s corrupt.

2023-04-28 18:57:16

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#[0] #[1] and you could probably confuse them even more by saying a 4x2 is just a 2x4 rotated 90 degrees

2023-04-28 18:54:42

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#[0] #[1] 🤣 I was just about to say that

2023-04-28 14:36:38

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#[0] 🤣

2023-04-28 13:00:03

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2023-04-27 18:27:37

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#[0] #[1] #[2] #[3] When you look at what radicalizes either the authoritarian left or right, it is usually either the belief word for word of some ancient text(the Old Testament included) or the rejection of it all entirely.

2023-04-27 17:54:33

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#[0] #[1] #[2] #[3] #[4] The Pope is just a man, no better than any other man…. Other churches besides the the Catholic Church take donations, maybe sometime in the past forced you to pay, now you’re just made to feel guilty if you don’t offer your money.
Why does God need my money?
No matter if you believe in God or not, what is God going to do with money? God can’t take it from you, it’s humans taking it from you.
Just a side note here but the ancient Egyptians believed they had to buy their way through the underworld(pay someone to write spells on a scroll to help get through) to get to the afterlife.

2023-04-27 17:13:10

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#[0] the prices have been going up, but I haven’t looked in quite a while. I don’t reload them myself but know someone that does, I’ll have to check with them about it.

2023-04-27 17:09:06

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#[0] #[1] #[2] #[3] when you look it at from a historical perspective and compare it to current politics, he was really more of a centrist, anti-authoritarian-whether that’s authoritarian left or right. There are plenty of center-left and center-right Christians, you could possibly associate the far left and far right with Christians who might take every word in the Old Testament literally, that is if they’re not atheists.

2023-04-27 16:48:09

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#[0] #[1] #[2] #[3] you could say he was the original hippie, the Old Testament was too strict for him, the Jews didn’t want to be the ones that put him to death so they just had the Romans do it for them.

2023-04-27 16:23:27

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#[0] it’s a good price if it’s brass case and boxer primer because you can reload it.

2023-04-27 16:21:20

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#[0] #[1] #[2] #[3] my grandparents and parents never went to church but they were/are religious(Baptist, and no, I am not baptized), i went a handful of times with friends but haven’t been to one in 28 years for several reasons.
Do I believe in God?
- I like to think there is a higher power.
What is that?
- I don’t know, I guess I will find out when I die.
…But then they say if you wait until then you won’t get into heaven if you don’t fully believe/go to church/confess your sins….
- If there is a God and heaven and is all knowing and seeing, then God already knows everyone’s sins and knows if they are sorry for it or not, I don’t need to go to a building and confess to a preacher or priest or in front of other people, I can talk to God directly anywhere I am.
- I look at all ancient texts from a historical perspective.
When you look at all of them you can see the similarities and then the correlations with real historical events.
Each culture thinks their religion is right and some think the other is wrong.

2023-04-27 15:00:38

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It’s fairly cheap, but is it brass case and boxer primer?

2023-04-27 14:21:47

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Whenever I see NBC, MSNBC, CNN, PBS, CBS, or ABC it’s like I can feel the brain cells dying. 🤣
I prefer OAN or Newsmax, on Fox I only watched Tucker and Gutfeld, but after the news of Tucker, I haven’t watched Fox all week.

2023-04-27 13:40:01

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#[0] Because most of them are either uninformed, misinformed, or just don’t care. I absolutely oppose the restrict act.

2023-04-26 16:28:53

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2023-04-26 13:42:15

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He was a war criminal, simple as that.
It’s very hard to deny that when you look at what he allowed General Sherman to do. (Sherman’s march to the sea)
https://www.georgiaencyclopedia.org/articles/history-archaeology/shermans-march-to-the-sea/

2023-04-26 11:48:26

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I was just reading a bit about the 14A. Looks like they found a way to take away states rights.
“No State shall make or enforce any law which shall abridge the privileges or immunities of citizens of the United States; “
“Prior to the Fourteenth Amendment, the Bill of Rights only applied against abuses by the national government. After the Fourteenth Amendment's ratification, these protections applied equally against the states.”
“During its debates over the 14th Amendment, the Senate added a citizenship clause that read, “All persons born or naturalized in the United States and subject to the jurisdiction thereof, are citizens of the United States and of the States wherein they reside.” It also modified the proposed amendment in other ways, including the conditions of how former Confederates could hold office.”
“President Andrew Johnson was notified that the amendment was being sent to the states for ratification, and he publicly expressed his disapproval.”
“Congressional approval -- and presidential opposition -- led to a two-year battle between President Johnson and the Republican Party over the 14th Amendment's ratification. Following a heated campaign between President Johnson and the Reconstruction Republicans over the future of the 14th Amendment, the Republican Party won a landslide victory in the congressional elections of 1866, solidifying their political power over Reconstruction policy.”
“However, even following this landslide victory, ex-Confederate states continued to reject the proposed amendment.”
“The Republican Congress fought back, passing the Reconstruction Act of 1867 and denied these states representation in Congress until they voted to ratify the 14th Amendment.”

2023-04-26 03:13:25

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#[0] #[1] #[2]
I had a look at one of the links to 14A in that. The one where you talk about states rights. A lot of people are so brainwashed and clueless about what the American Civil War was really about. It was not about slavery. At that time there were already mechanical harvester prototypes, The Confederate vice president told the union congress that mechanical harvesters would replace slaves. Lincoln actually said if he could win the war without freeing one slave that he would, but the only way to get support for it was to say he was freeing the slaves, so he had to create the agenda that it was to end slavery. The real reason the south succeeded was over states rights and taxation.

2023-04-26 02:30:43

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I was just reading this and got to the part about the adoption of income tax in 1913, but I noticed that’s all you said about it.
I would just like to add this for other people that may not know…
“Adopting the Sixteenth Amendment to the United States Constitution in 1913 gave Congress the power to lay and collect taxes on incomes without apportionment among the several states. This resulted in Congress passing the Revenue Act of 1913, which was upheld by the Supreme Court in 1916.”
“The IRS originates from the Commissioner of Internal Revenue, a federal office created in 1862 to assess the nation's first income tax to fund the American Civil War.”

2023-04-25 18:52:53

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#[0] #[1] #[2]
Another show that I think is interesting is called “A Race of Giants” on Amazon Prime Video. It talks about evidence of it dating back thousands of years in North America, news paper articles from over 100 years ago documenting it but yet the Smithsonian doesn’t want anything to do with it because it would really rewrite ancient history. And now no one is allowed to dig up any mounds because of superstitious Native American tribes, the only reason I can think why they don’t allow it is because it would prove they were not the first people to North America.

2023-04-25 18:47:04

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#[0] #[1] #[2] the flood was a result of the end of the ice age and plenty of pagans believed their Gods caused it.

2023-04-25 17:59:35

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#[0] #[1] #[2] the show “Ancient Aliens” is popular with people that have read a book called “Chariots of the Gods” by Erich von Däniken (written in 1968)

2023-04-25 17:49:59

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#[0] #[1] #[2] 🤣 I have more questions than answers, that’s why I just referenced the Tv shows, if someone wants to know exactly what I’m talking about they can just look it up and watch it for themselves. I’m not saying I fully subscribe to the theory of ancient aliens, they call themselves “ancient astronaut theorists”, I’m just saying they make an interesting argument. They’re theory is that the Anunnaki could have been ancient astronauts.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anunnaki

2023-04-25 17:32:35

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#[0] #[1] #[2] the stories in the Old Testament are similar to some ancient mythology because it comes from that, the Anunnaki, the particular show I was talking about on Tubi TV called “Anunnaki” explains it in detail.

2023-04-25 17:20:20

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#[0] #[1] #[2]
There’s 19 seasons of “Ancient Aliens”, some episodes more interesting than others, even if you don’t believe in it, it will make you wonder. Some of the episodes talk about the “Anunnaki”, and the other show I mentioned on Tubi TV titled “Anunnaki” is just one episode but it talks about their relations to Ancient mythologies and Abrahamic religions.

2023-04-25 16:50:39

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#[0] #[1] #[2] have you ever watched the show Ancient Aliens on the History Channel? They do make an interesting argument. There is another, one interesting show called “Anunnaki” on Tubi TV.
Archaeologists argue over the dating of sites because they don’t want to have to rewrite history, but there are a lot of sites across the globe that date back further with very precise cut stones, to the Stone Age, but couldn’t possibly be built using stone tools because of the hardness of the stone, there are also structures with cut stones so large that we don’t even have a crane big enough to move them today. So it kind of makes you wonder, was it built with Alien technology, or could the ancient mythology be truth when they speak of giants and was it built by giants?
As for the Big Bang Theory, I always ask the question if the universe started with that, then what was there in the first place for a big bang to happen, if the universe is expanding, where and what is it expanding to or into?

2023-04-25 16:08:53

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#[0] posts on a wide variety of topics in a single day, common sense, and a sense of humour.

2023-04-24 22:48:44

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#[0] #[1] yea, it’s a fork of it.

2023-04-24 22:40:10

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#[0] #[1] I think Session is better than Signal, Signal requires a phone number to sign up, Session doesn’t.

2023-04-24 22:04:45

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#[0] #[1] they already had to do that years ago for a certain race when they integrated the schools. As a result of that the newer generations are dumber, but now it’s being done not just so they can pass, it’s on purpose.

2023-04-24 20:17:56

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#[0] #[1] I agree humanity needs a brain upgrade, LOL, you definitely won’t see it when the leftists are trying to brainwash the children by either taking history out of school or rewrite it. And there’s absolutely no way someone can tell me that’s not true because I went to school in the 1980’s/90’s, and college in the late 90’s early 00’s, and I have a child under the age of 10 now that goes to public school now, and I make sure I see the curriculum they’re being taught, the curriculum is a joke, all of it, and what I take issue with most is the history and math. I know for a fact a lot of the history is left out and the math I was taught and proficient in at the 1st grade level in 1987 is the same as 3rd grade level math in 2023. They want the next generation to be dumb, if they’re uneducated then they’re easier to control.

2023-04-24 04:35:01

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2023-04-24 03:55:09

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#[0] #[1] what he did wasn’t really anything new, anyone that wants to do what he did would just have to adapt to the time period and at that time he was able to publish a book about it. At the time he must have thought it was a good idea and the right time even though it was highly unpopular then, he knew it was highly unpopular but anyone that writes a book like that is not a dumbass, he knew he was just planting a seed. from what I have been told by people that were around then is that the socialists and communists were always in government well before that but it was so unpopular they never had a chance, there were politicians that ran as communists even until the 60’s but one of them was asked in the late 60’s why did they stop running for office, and the answer was because there’s no need to when the democrats are already adopting the same policy, that was in the 1960’s, i can’t remember off hand but I’ll have to ask my dad who it was, it was a local politician though and I’d rather not say what state, it was at the same time Alinsky was on the scene.

2023-04-24 03:10:50

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#[0] i always liked the smell of pipe tobacco but I don’t smoke, probably cause I remember older family members smoking it when I was younger, the reason I don’t is cause I want my lungs at 100% capacity, but I dip snuff, I really need to quit though….

2023-04-24 02:38:26

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#[0] #[1] I knew about marxism when I was in junior high school when I was 13 or 14, that was in the mid 1990’s, I’m nearly 42 years old and I’ve had many conversations with many people since I went to college from the time I was 19 years old and young people knew about Alinsky then, about a 1/3 of them were hardline leftists, I had access to that crowd because I played guitar in a band, the way I looked at it is if they like the music and they’re not bothering me then who cares, i was never argumentative back then, I had my own beliefs but I heard what they had to say amongst themselves and I talked with them a bit. The difference is now I’m older and I care a bit more about it, I was opposed to it then and I still am.

2023-04-24 02:15:05

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#[0] #[1] either they don’t want you to know or they are just as I said, useful idiots… and that term is not my own, it’s a term used by leftists. Your average person may not know but anyone in college that is very politically active and anyone on the democratic left(I’m talking about current politicians) that is educated either knows about the book or has read it. If you have talked to really hardline leftists from America and they tell you they don’t know who it is they are either lying because they don’t want anyone to know they’ve read it and follow it or they’re one of the useful idiots that is clueless about it. The tactics that the Democratic Party is using right now is straight out of Saul Alinskys “rules for radicals”.

2023-04-23 19:07:24

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#[0] #[1] it’s not a conspiracy, LOL. you live in Europe and said you’ve never heard of the book. every leftist in America has heard of it or read it and if they haven’t they’re just one of the “useful idiots” they speak of.

2023-04-23 15:50:05

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#[0] I don’t know why it had you first in the response, I was responding to #[1]

2023-04-23 15:46:52

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#[0] #[1] why are you so concerned that I should dismiss it anyway? Either you fail to understand, or you do understand and know it to be true and want me to stay quiet and not expose it, which is exactly what the book instructs it “followers” to do. LOL

2023-04-23 15:42:08

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#[0] they made a huge mistake by taking the position against abortion.

2023-04-23 15:39:18

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#[0] #[1] we’ve already had this conversation, I’m not really going into it again, the best thing is to agree to disagree, because you seem to fail at understanding American politics.

2023-04-23 15:30:15

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#[0] both articles are accurate. I’ve explained the same thing to people in the past. I’m sure you know the instruction manual for the leftists, Alinskys “rules for radicals”. Your articles are basically dissecting what it really means. I encouraged conservatives and independents to read it so they would know their tactics and would be able to spot them. I’m pretty sure that’s why I was shadow banned on suckerburgs platform, I deleted my accounts on the walled gardens years ago.

2023-04-23 14:43:04

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#[0] i think more people are starting to wake up, things have to get really bad for them until they see it, but I think the useful idiots will never see it. Their lights are on but nobody’s at home.

2023-04-23 13:24:46

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#[0] I’ve known about this for a long time, people around me know it, but there’s still some out there that are clueless.

2023-04-22 23:57:07

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#[0] 😂

2023-04-22 15:42:26

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#[0] but I remember mainly watching Looney Tunes, Foghorn Leghorn and Yosemite Sam

2023-04-22 15:37:01

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#[0] I never really liked Mickey Mouse, Donald Duck was more entertaining.

2023-04-21 22:25:12

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#[0] I was like that when I was younger, considering it a win if I was blocked I mean, but the older i get the less I care about winning or losing an argument, I’ve probably been blocked before but I don’t block people just because they’re different or if I just disagree with them.

2023-04-21 21:52:18

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#[0] #[1] haha, come on man, chill, like Thor said, it’s American problems, you see, I told you American politics is not fully understood by foreigners unless you actually live here. And the term that is used now is American Marxism, to distinguish it from the original. You probably already seen my post from a while back stating that I am an independent. I’m just glad you didn’t call me a Nazi, because I’m certainly not, anytime someone here mentions the word communism they immediately think you’re a nazi.

2023-04-21 21:30:27

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#[0] #[1] “Saul Alinsky’s family were communist, even though he said he was a socialist later on, a lot of his ideas come from Karl Marx “communist manifesto”, Alinskys book Rules for Radicals was an instruction for how to use the US democracy against itself, to infiltrate and ultimately implement communism. The exact tactics he explained in his book is exactly what the majority of the politicians in the Democratic Party are doing now.”

2023-04-21 21:14:45

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#[0] #[1] they don’t have to outright say it anymore, their policy is what brought it to light, the people voting for certain politicians, I have talked to people in person that have came out and said it, you won’t hear a democrat politician outright say it, and you know I used to have mainstream social media, the only way to anyone here wouldn’t know if that was the plan of the radical left is if they were deaf and blind. And back door communism to eventually implement communism has been their plan since before the 1960’s, it just ramped up then, and now even more so, some on the right, the independents and moderate democrats weren’t aware of it for a long time, but ever since it came out that Hillary Clinton wrote her college thesis on Saul Alinsky, Obama was also a fan of him too by the way, and then people actually read the book he wrote, it became clear what they were doing.

2023-04-21 20:48:16

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#[0] it was only the young people that supported him, and he didn’t have enough support to win a general election against a republican, only a moderate democrat would have enough support from the swing voters to win a general election, the democrats knew that, Biden ran as a moderate but the progressives knew he could be easily controlled, a lot of democrats and especially the independents are having buyers remorse now.

2023-04-21 20:43:53

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#[0] hahaha, the problem is most Europeans think they know American politics but every one I’ve talked to don’t really have a clue, especially if you’ve never lived here. What you said is exactly what the far left of the democrat party wants. Most of them in the Democratic Party want that, they just won’t outright say it. I’m sure you’ve read Saul Alinskys Rules for Radicals, i have and I know that it encourages lying and infiltration of the government, to use democracy and destroy it from within itself, and that’s exactly what’s been happening to the Democratic Party since the 1960’s.

2023-04-21 20:34:03

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Even if you brought that back I think it would still cause the same problems I mentioned before. Not allowing women to vote would cause even more problems, but even if they vote for it, you’ll still have the same problems. There would be a lot less divorce if people would address the root of it instead of trying to pass laws to ban the things they passed laws to allow over a half century ago, the root cause is the erosion of traditional family values in modern society, the brainwashing of youth in schools and college, lack of discipline and respect, selfishness and greed, and the idea that the perfect mate exists. It started a long time ago, and most of the time it’s the parents that are to blame, mostly the generation that are in the 50 to 70yr age group now.

2023-04-21 19:12:38

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#[0] #[1] #[2] the only way arranged marriage would work is if they banned divorce, and I don’t see that ever happening. It would just cause other major problems, like an increase in domestic violence, murder or suicide.

2023-04-21 18:13:31

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#[0] we’re really seeing it collapse in front of us now because of the erosion of traditional values, some people call it Christian values but other religions and even non-religious people have some of the same traditional values. Young people are becoming increasingly selfish and greedy. They’re being brainwashed. Lack of traditional values being taught is why you see the spike in divorces, and younger people waiting to get married, or not getting married at all, not wanting to have children in their 20’s or 30’s, by the time they decide to they’re over 40, and whether they want to hear it or not, the majority of the time over 40 for women is too late.

2023-04-21 17:48:06

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#[0] I’m glad arranged marriage isn’t practiced in my culture… most of the time younger women are marrying older men because of money, and most of the time its because older men want children, true younger men don’t usually marry older women but if they marry an older woman it’s because of money.

2023-04-21 17:38:31

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#[0] when I edited who I was replying to it deleted your reply on the thread but it was still in my notifications…..

2023-04-21 17:34:58

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#[0] I edited that and I guess it deleted your response, the reply was meant for #[1] your response to it was “Women get their sexual marketplace value up front. Men get theirs over time. So when women are young they chase older guys and men will hook up with older women because they are available. They tend not to marry the older women though.
While the practice isn’t popular in the modern west this is why arranged marriages were common in many cultures. It was a way to counter this. I’m not saying it’s perfect by any means…nothing is. But it does attempt to address the issue.”

2023-04-21 17:28:50

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#[0] you’re not wrong, what you said is a truth a lot of people don’t want to hear. Traditional values are being eroded, that’s why you see a lot of older men seeking younger women, to have children, and then you have the opposite, younger men that don’t want children seeking older women.