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Conservatives keep talking about how "devastating" it would be if they lose the midterms. No...It wouldn't. Congress would get nothing passed, or only slightly less than they just finished doing. Trump already has a budget for the remainder of his presidency. So, no, not devastating.
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Name anything a man can do while intoxicated that grants him absolution from accountability. Seriously, I can't think of anything.
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Man, I really do like these guys, but the funny thing about right-wing fusionism is that every attempt at a paleo-alliance between libertarians and conservatives has come with complete disrespect from the conservatives and a complete unwillingness, even from those who should be natural allies on the right, to acknowledge that libertarians were correct about the most important issues of this century: the post-9/11 wars, inflation and debt, COVID, the surveillance state, Russiagate, Epstein, and the rest. When it’s convenient, these guys ignore everything we actually offer, and they pretend right-wing libertarians don’t exist and that all libertarians just care about weed, porn, and prostitution. The reason we entered the alliance in the first place was economics, and in exchange, we libertarians deemphasized the social issues because many of us accepted that the paleocons were right about social decay and the importance of moral virtue. But I think we’ve given them far too much credit with nothing in return. Tucker Carlson is far better at this: He brings on Dave Smith and Scott Horton as foreign-policy specialists, calls Thomas Massie the most conventionally conservative politician of our lifetimes, and clearly admires Ron Paul. He sometimes criticizes “libertarian economics” unfairly, but he highlights what the best of us have had to offer instead of ignoring us. And I think it’s only made him better. In 2026, and after the GOP made a martyr out of Massie, a complete reevaluation of the relationship is necessary, especially since America First, inflation, and Epstein/corruption are clearly the most important issues that will cost the GOP the midterms. It is long past due that we demand real concessions before we vote with them again, and I think the emphasis HAS to be on inflation and war this time. I really don’t care about the “you’ll get the Dems elected!” arguments anymore. If the GOP doesn’t learn from their mistakes and make these changes now, we’re going to get the Bolsheviks in the long run anyways.
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This is the merry time of year when the GOP slanders libertarians as ineffective while simultaneously claiming a GOP loss would be their fault. It signals to me that the GOP really is intent on losing.
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Okay, who had "social contagion" on their bingo card?
American teens are becoming straight again, with - especially - female bisexuality in sharp retreat in the youngest cohorts. via @jean_twenge: generationtechblog.com
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They're "calling out hypocrisy"...By practicing more of it.
NEW: Ohio lawmakers have proposed a new law that bans men from ejaculating without intent of conception, would fine men up to $10,000 per ejaculation. The bill was brought forward by Democratic State reps Anita Somani and Tristan Rade. Men would be charged with a felony under the law if they engage in unprotected s*x without the intent of impregnation. Exceptions under the law include people ejaculating in the LGBTQ community, sperm donation, and masturbat*on. The lawmakers say the point of "The Conception Begins at Erection Act" is to "call out the hypocrisy" of "bills that regulate women’s bodies." Men would be charged $1,000 for the first offense, $5,000 for the second offense and $10,000 for any offense after.
Community note
The described "new law" is a satirical February 2025 proposal by Ohio Democratic Reps. Anita Somani and Tristan Rader that was never formally introduced or enacted. ohiocapitaljournal.com/2025/02/10/ohi… dispatch.com/story/opinion/… ohiohouse.gov/members/anita-…
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What kind of community do you want? One where everything is under lock and key. Or Only the people who steal are kept under lock and key. You have a choice.
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This is what life is like in a very homogenous culture which allows for high trust. Diversity isn't the "strength" you've been sold.
This traffic officer has spent years helping schoolchildren safely cross the street with high-fives, spins and hugs 🥰
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Those collecting the least are paying the most.... Cause "fairness".
SNAP back to reality.
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When this happens in Oklahoma, it's safe to say there are few places you can live and escape the barbarism. Fairly soon, flight will no longer be an option. Fight will be the only one left. Are you ready?
🚨DEAR GOD!!!! Complete LAWLESSNESS broke out at the Oklahoma State Fair after dozens of "teens" began BEATING other in line for rides. Teens could be seen STOMPING ON THE HEADS of other kids, punching each other, and knocking over equipment. WHERE ARE THE PARENTS?!!!!!!!!!
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Critics say this move will limit degrees whose value can't be measured in money. We disagree. The most immediate result will be schools slashing tuitions to make it affordable. It's about time...
Trump is banning students majoring in degrees that don’t make enough money from taking out college loans. Degrees for social work, art, religious studies, teaching aides, and music will be hit the hardest. trib.al/NmmAzhf
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Have you noticed in the past week all the (likely paid) GOP influencers turned on like a switch to shame people into voting? I'm not moved by "The other side will be X% worse". You gotta do better than appealing to moral relativism (which messed things up in the first place).
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GM to everyone except those that are still going to vote for the lesser evil. If politicians know you’ll vote for them no matter how depraved they become, they have absolutely no reason to represent you. A third-party or independent vote is how you put them on notice.
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You threw $30 mill to get rid of the only congressman I liked and thought I was gonna support a single republican after that? That was a declaration of war on the libertarians and we're gonna make it very clear that you can't win without us. Fuck. All of. You.
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Well the Fed hiking rates gave the banks reason to dump a lot of paper #silver, go figure. Like 25bps are a reason to dump something that's already in shortage.
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The Lindsay Clancy case has become a worldwide gender shit test, whereby women are collectively shit testing men. The only way men can "pass" is to say "hell no".

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So the sole Clancy juror the white, progressive female jurors and Clancy supporters have been vilifying is a black guy. That tracks...
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If you haven't invested in any physical gold/silver, it isn't too late...yet.
Gold measured by the M2 currency supply indicates that it is still greatly undervalued. It would need to increase 200% to $13,600 usd to reach its 1980 peak in relation to all of the paper currency that has been created.
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I made the mistake of finding out how much time young people spend on Tiktok. We're friggin doomed.
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Family Guy predicts the future
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