Robert Graham
@erratarob
@erratarob on the hellscape site
I'm responding to this tweet. The entire point is whether the Democrat mainstream can see the most radical of their side and criticize it, or not.
It appears they simply changed the URL from "air-force-one" to "air-force-one-pavilion" as part of an overhaul of the entire site. The entire site looks different. It looks like the motivation was for "America 250".
Oops, I forgot to paste the image of The Hobbit text where the narrator is part of the story. The narrator refers to themselves as "I" (first person pronoun) and the reader as "you" (second person pronoun). Also, friendly, and knowing that I don't actually understand all this stuff.
An example of what I got was the added narrator explaining Odysseus's murder of the 12 unfaithful "maidens". It EXPLICITLY addresses the problem. Translators try to IMPLICITLY address this by maybe choosing the word "slave" over "maiden" as the translation.
Experts don't say. In 1995, they put Eunice Kennedy Shriver on a commemorative (still legal tender) $1 coin when she was still liveing. Is a "commemorative but still legal tender" coin still "currency"? I don't know -- but I don't think this guy knows, either.
I asked ChatGPT to redraw this meme for me today because, yes, 30 seconds with Paint is too much effort.
He's wrong to wish for the death of anybody. The book "To Kill a Mockingbird" covers Hitler's atrocities (which were worse than Musks), but nonetheless, Atticus gives us the lesson that it's still not okay to hate Hitler.
He's wrong about his tweet that got him suspended, but nonetheless, right about a lot of things. He's a treasure even though he makes mistakes. As he says, his suspension wasn't an attack on free-speech but an exercise of free-speech. Moderation isn't censorship. He's not a victim here.
I'm fascinated how even on the most trivial of things, Trump gets facts wrong. His chart doesn't reflect the relative heights of these buildings. I mean, it's absurd comparing the length of a pool with the height of a building, but even that aside, he just makes up lies.
That SRI produces no products but lots of patents and lawsuits forcing people to license those patents, is not disputed.
This "60 Minutes" segment proves JD Vance was right about censorship in Europe. We know it's accurate because it's been approved by CBS's government-mandated bias monitor.
I asked ChatGPT to create a graphic for it. It did a good job, getting the number of fingers correct.
Your are told? By whom? By somebody with first hand knowledge? or the typical types I have access to in the intelligence community who know somebody who knows somebody who heard about it? Statements like "35 miles around the UN" are objectively silly, as this map shows.
Here's what a 35 mile radius to the UN building looks like. It's an absurd claim by the Secret Service on its face.
In defense of this guy, I did a Twitter poll last year where half those responding thought that the phases of the Moon were cause by the Earth casting a shadow on the Moon. I think we fail to revisit beliefs developed when we were 5 years old.
I don't know what offends me more about Amazon's "War of the Worlds" movie, an NSA employee egregiously abusing his surveillance powers on US citizens, or his daughter rudely on a speakerphone at a coffee shop.
On the twitter hellsite I managed to fit "the sound of one hand fapping" into a tweet and I'm so proud of it I'm copying it over here.
In contrast, you can see how Chauvin put his weight directly on George Floyds neck. At trial, Chauvin claimed he did it how he was trained, while critics pointed out this is not how he's trained.
This shows the correct technique, weight on the feet, knee OVER but not ON the neck. Now whether it's appropriate to do this to homeless for the crime of not having a home, I'm not making an opinion on. Only, "knee on neck" actually can mean different things.
You are quoting a left-wing description of what RFKjr said, rather than quoting RFKjr himself. Here are the passages from the book in question. He's redefining "Germ Theory" and "Miasma Theory". He does not actually reject the idea that germs cause disease.
Well, let's discuss this like reasonable people and cite evidence. Let me pick the first name on the list and show evidence that he supports "due process", when it's infringed by both sides (Biden and Trump) or even no side (Japan). I don't mean to imply you don't, only these centrist do.
I'm not fearmongering or taking sides. I'm describing how people use the term "woke". Most of the population, including 48% of Republicans, believe in trans rights. However, 85% (including most Democrats) oppose trans women competing in women's sports. This is a simple description, not advocacy
In a Trump admin, you have to assume there's always more. In the following twitter trolling poll, I made the prescient decision to assume a second impeachment was coming, which made the second trolling poll so much funnier.
We see such argues from the right as well as from the left. Trumpists find it inconceivable that people would argue for "due process" for MS-13 in exactly the same way the woke find it inconceivable people would defend it in college sexual assault cases.
Pete Hegseth's long messages makes me think he probably has Signal installed on his desktop. Others, like Radcliffe, confirmed they had Signal installed on their computer rather than phone.