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As long as the US can print money and remains the number one power in the world, there is no consequence for the debt on a global scale.

Internally, this will cause unrest as it erodes the middle class. Welfare recipients will continue to have buying power due to their increased benefits. Workers will continue to feel the pinch, but their numbers are increasingly diminished. The elite will continue to feel no impact because costs are passed to the subsidized government consumer and not the middle class.

This is what they want. They want to remove the upward mobility of individual Americans. The American dream is dead.
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. I have lived on this Earth for 54 years without breaking any laws outside a speeding ticket. Cameras do not bother me in the least.


You break laws constantly without even realizing it.

Did you come to a full stop at every stop sign in your life?

Did you signal every turn?

Did you speed at any point in your life?

I would also like to add that flock cameras are owned by a private entity. They can and do, do anything with that data for entities willing to pay for their services. These aren't government owned cameras that you have a legal right to access if you have an issue.
Tucker is an amazing intelligent being that expresses his thoughts concisely. His words are frequently posted out of context to infuriate low information individuals. In the long form, his posts make sense.

re: Mike Lindell Needs Our Support

Posted by 10thyrsr on 8/20/26 at 12:18 am to
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it really does show the silliness of the whole fraud movement. Every election I lose is because of fraud. If I win an election, it’s only because I was so popular to overcome the fraud.


You are a woman. You don't understand the intricacies of securing things you have fought for for your progeny. Women just change their perspective to match the victor. You seek strength through belonging to The current thing. Men aren't so simple. They forecast outcomes and make decisions based on their understanding.
My first kid is about to graduate college. My alma mater and I am proud. I have two younger kids in grade school. We aren't setting them on the same path Gen X kids were sent on. We aren't stressing good grades or getting into college. Instead, we are encouraging them to explore their interests. We aren't insisting that they have to go to college to be successful like our parents did.

Our model is to raise them up to find what they want to do by age 16 and encourage them to start a business or join a business doing that. Then they learn. It is kind of a journeyman model.

The biggest lie from 1995 or 1996 after tuition became unregulated in Texas was that you had to go to college to be successful. People had no idea back then that institutions of learning would become institutions comparable to major corporations without the restriction of tax liabilities or shareholder responsibility.

re: Q Lounge Is live tonight

Posted by 10thyrsr on 8/18/26 at 8:37 pm to
Q is a distraction. Why haven't there been any new drops? You could argue under Biden they went into hiding, but after Trump won, still nothing.
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Paxton is a lost cause. He's thoroughly disliked on all sides of the political spectrum.


Where do you get your information? All sides? frick all sides. He is a fighter for the right and is adored by them. He has been attacked so many times it would make your head spin, and he has come out on top EVERY TIME. The guy is a winner and will win in the fall. Stop writing liberal fan fiction. It doesn't suit you
Campaign spending buys concrete things: advertising reach, data and targeting, staff and organizing capacity, research, and name recognition. It also purchases post-election access and influence for major donors and groups.
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Lmao that’s is retarded and wrong.

They may be upset with things but most will still not want a Marxist to take over


This isn’t primarily a left-versus-right question. The point was that some Republican candidates are distancing themselves from the current administration because the president has repeatedly undercut his own negotiating position. By prioritizing ‘deals’ while publicly attacking potential partners and shifting positions, he has made it rational for others not to come to the table. That loss of credibility, not partisan loyalty, is what is driving the distance

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Bitching about internet personalities is a dead-end. Same emotional tax as raging at politicians who never pass anything that actually helps. It’s pure waste.
Call it the algorithm, the system, the deep state—whatever name you give it, it’s designed to pull your energy out of you. That stuff is an emotional vampire. It wants you mad, exhausted, and convinced you’re powerless so you’ll keep feeding it.

STOP!

You’ve got real power and real energy. Don’t hand it over to shite you will never move. Put it into your own life, the people you actually know and care about. That’s the only place it has a chance of changing anything.

re: Massie doesn’t take AIPAC money

Posted by 10thyrsr on 8/15/26 at 1:10 am to
Mitch will be unemployed in 3 months. People still bitch about Mitch
The standard is that the flock cameras don't collect anything that a human in the Right of Way (ROW) of roadways could not collect.

However, the difference is that a free citizen could be arrested for loitering, illegal camping, etc. while collecting the data if they were to do so in person. Citizens also are not permitted to set up remote devices in the ROW without permission from the ROW owner.

re: Massie doesn’t take AIPAC money

Posted by 10thyrsr on 8/14/26 at 10:42 pm to
Ilhan doesn't take it because it isn't offered. Massie doesn't take it because of some nebulous principle. There is a difference.
Hell, I like you. You can come over to my house and frick my sister.

re: Kane calls for Flock Pause

Posted by 10thyrsr on 8/9/26 at 10:16 pm to
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As a tool used correctly, this is a big winner in solving crime


Except it won't be used to solve any crimes. If they wanted to make it open to the public, this would be a valuable tool. This is a private entity with permits for installing observation AI in public Rights of way. They say it is legal because anyone with a camera could do the same. But I would be arrested for loitering or some similar charge if I sat on the roadside with a camera filming traffic going by.

re: This board lately……

Posted by 10thyrsr on 8/9/26 at 10:03 pm to
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Or they’re just too inept to throw off the yoke after 47 years


This seems to be the situation. Coming soon to the USA. How do we learn from this and prevent it from happening here?

re: This board lately……

Posted by 10thyrsr on 8/9/26 at 12:57 am to
You clearly don't know Iran. They aren't the goat frickers. They are the closest to western ideals we can expect in the region. They have been suppressed by their leadership. They hoped we could rescue them from this by intervening. Apparently this was wrong. They begged for this, yet the general populace doesn't have the ability to make a change. Where do we go from here after we have intervened?
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That racist, lesbian-infused league is doomed.


It is a niche league supported by the major NBA league financially. The NBA has been more than courting disinterest for the last few years. I enjoy watching basketball being minimized
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Israel is the only bulwark against Islam


The Christian crusades would disagree. Israel has only been around about 75 years and they only piggyback on the work done by Christians. Christians established Israel. And for their hard work they get nothing but scorn from a young nation.
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I do not think we have any truly critical shortages because if we did, there would be rumblings in the OSINT community about suppliers starting up 2nd and 3rd shifts etc. 


Unless the weapons aren't considered first tier anymore. In the evolving battlefield, as we have seen in Ukraine, they may not be as important now.