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jnethe1
| Favorite team: | LSU |
| Location: | Pearland |
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| Occupation: | Entrepreneur |
| Number of Posts: | 17881 |
| Registered on: | 12/12/2012 |
| Online Status: | Not Online |
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I remember lsu being better conditioned than other teams in the 4th quarter in Kelly’s first year. Then it all came apart. Not sure what happened.
I am saying that this situation, if chud the builder is found guilty, has huge ramifications. What’s the difference between this and a leftist that is offended by Elon musk for exposing fraud being upset and attacking people that drive teslas? You can’t justify this, no matter how stupid he was for putting himself in this situation. Being offended by something is never justified for attacking someone.
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First question - attack physically or verbally?
Physically.
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Second - the other person as an individual or as a member of a group?
I’m not sure that matters much. Maybe you can help me understand what you’re getting at here.
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The stanch conservative group hates the constitution and freedom in this country.
lol
Probably another kars4kids scheme designed to help certain groups under the guise of helping children. But let’s not talk about that because it’s inconvenient.
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He’d fit in great here with all the chud the builder supporters
It’s not about supporting an individual. It’s about whether or not someone can attack someone else because they are offended by what that other person did. The ramifications of this are bigger than one person.
The darkness will destroy everything
re: This time the brawl was at Catholic school kindergarten graduation
Posted by jnethe1 on 5/22/26 at 6:00 pm to dallastigers
The darkness continues to consume all.
re: H1B visa applications being approved at a breakneck speed
Posted by jnethe1 on 5/22/26 at 1:50 am to DyeHardDylan
Get ready to be told you’re a communist/liberal. Uncomfortable facts are not tolerated.
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Well, there you go. Bill Gates isn't releasing these things. Just because some jerk-off ethicists suggest it might be acceptable doesnt mean they're out there doing it.
Did not say he was doing it. But to simply dismiss things because they seem extremely unlikely doesn’t make sense at all in the context of leftists. They have repeatedly demonstrated their propensity for violence and their inability to be impartial.
I like how the left doing something like this is immediately pushed off as being a radical conspiracy theory. They have mentioned their intentions to use ticks to force lifestyle choices we would otherwise not make.
In a provocative 2025 paper titled “Beneficial Bloodsucking,” bioethicists Parker Crutchfield and Blake Hereth argued that the lone star tick’s ability to trigger alpha-gal syndrome (AGS)—a potentially severe, delayed allergy to red meat—could serve as a “moral bioenhancer” to reduce meat consumption.
Observing the tick’s natural northward spread and rising cases of the incurable condition (which forces sufferers to avoid beef, pork, lamb, and often dairy), they contended that deliberately encouraging or even engineering the spread of AGS might be ethically obligatory. This would align human behavior with animal welfare, environmental, and climate goals without direct coercion, as the allergy only activates upon eating red meat. The idea, framed as a thought experiment exploring bioethical convergence arguments, ignited widespread backlash for violating bodily autonomy, risking broader tick-borne diseases, and treating a debilitating condition as a public-health tool. While no engineered ticks were released, the lone star tick continues expanding on its own, quietly turning more people into reluctant vegetarians through nature’s unintended experiment.
In a provocative 2025 paper titled “Beneficial Bloodsucking,” bioethicists Parker Crutchfield and Blake Hereth argued that the lone star tick’s ability to trigger alpha-gal syndrome (AGS)—a potentially severe, delayed allergy to red meat—could serve as a “moral bioenhancer” to reduce meat consumption.
Observing the tick’s natural northward spread and rising cases of the incurable condition (which forces sufferers to avoid beef, pork, lamb, and often dairy), they contended that deliberately encouraging or even engineering the spread of AGS might be ethically obligatory. This would align human behavior with animal welfare, environmental, and climate goals without direct coercion, as the allergy only activates upon eating red meat. The idea, framed as a thought experiment exploring bioethical convergence arguments, ignited widespread backlash for violating bodily autonomy, risking broader tick-borne diseases, and treating a debilitating condition as a public-health tool. While no engineered ticks were released, the lone star tick continues expanding on its own, quietly turning more people into reluctant vegetarians through nature’s unintended experiment.
Don’t you wish you could be that stupid and keep your job. Just say dumb shite all day and get paid.
re: Looks like fraud in the KY-04 race
Posted by jnethe1 on 5/21/26 at 6:03 pm to icecreamsnowball
Good for you man. Happy you are a good goyim.
Remove them all. Problem solved.
The gift from Katrina that keeps getting better and better. Our society will crumble under the weight of their stupidity and degeneracy.
re: Looks like fraud in the KY-04 race
Posted by jnethe1 on 5/21/26 at 1:00 am to DyeHardDylan
As AIPAC wants, so it shall be.
re: Police impose 8 PM curfew in Long Branch, NJ due to “unruly teens”
Posted by jnethe1 on 5/20/26 at 10:11 pm to Darth_Vader
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Society isn’t ready for that yet. Sadly, things will have to get worse before they get better.
I’m ready. But yes there are far too many that think this problem can be solved by simply moving away from it. Eventually there won’t be anywhere to move to.
re: Chicago park & rec official uses taxpayer money for a helicopter landing prom photo shoot
Posted by jnethe1 on 5/20/26 at 10:07 pm to VolsOut4Harambe
How much of our tax dollars do they steal for fraudulent crap like this? On top of all other other fraud that’s been exposed this is worrying.
re: Police impose 8 PM curfew in Long Branch, NJ due to “unruly teens”
Posted by jnethe1 on 5/20/26 at 10:01 pm to Darth_Vader
Our world is only going to get worse if we don’t do what’s necessary. The world your children will inherit depends on you.
Now a bunch of Lindsey Graham types on here are going to support kars4kids like their life depends on it.
re: Loser RINO Insults Navy SEAL
Posted by jnethe1 on 5/20/26 at 5:23 pm to jimmy the leg
I never said he will be. I said him being a navy seal doesn’t automatically mean he will be good. We all thought Crenshaw would be great here in Texas. Turned out to be a massive pos. You’re the tard that said: “So according to you, all Navy Seals and former Navy Seals are pieces of shite?” When I pointed out that Crenshaw was a pos. How your mind arrived at that conclusion is beyond me.
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