
Captainant
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2 minutes ago, Hate said:
Nobody has supported violence against elected officials. I don’t know what you are talking about.
2 minutes ago, Hate said:Nobody has supported violence against elected officials. I don’t know what you are talking about.
Indeed, but likewise yall are seemingly reluctant to consider its existence while happily shitposting andy ngo and jack probesic and a non-zero number of tweets and youtube vids that were later taken down because they were disinformation.
It's almost like a pattern of deflection whenever it comes up could be seen as tacit a defense of that behavior or something???
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2 minutes ago, Hate said:
Stop engaging Capt taint. It’s impossible for him to process that “left leaning” people have also engaged in destructive behaviors.
I just want to make sure that yall considered """both sides""" when clutching your pearls and bemoaning the ongoing violence. Since ya know, attacking elected official, candidates, and the election process itself isn't near as bad as the worst sin of all - PROPERTY DAMAGE!!! [dun dun dunnnnn]
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4 minutes ago, dcar00 said:
ooooh "activity" OK junior.
Oh sorry, does attempting to ram a vehicle off the road at highway speed not count? What about the Michigan governor kidnapping attempt? Or how bout proud boy arrests for threatening to bomb a polling location?
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3 minutes ago, TexArcher said:
And can they take the rest of SEC country with them?
galaxy-brain move to get bama out of the natty
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6 minutes ago, aggie08 said:
Is this about that time of month where the narrative switches from "We're overreacting, it's not THAT serious" to "this was all inevitable, nothing could have been done to prevent these spikes"?
7 minutes ago, Cheeseweasel said:Bodies in Trees!
yuuuuuuup. Although we can't really be sure until @ChickenSandwich starts giving us his daily updates again
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26 minutes ago, dcar00 said:
Biden won. violence over.
Unfortunately, there's been a rise in Qanon and antimask militia/terrorist activity. You prolly didn't read about it on your parler page though
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10 minutes ago, tx 3 putt said:
That place is a simpler train wreck, love it
only a matter of time before they discuss a race war to suppress their votes in the cities
My favorite is that they're already banning dissenting opinions from the platform. MUH FREE SPEECH!!!
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7 minutes ago, GreenspointTexas said:
New record in daily covid cases yesterday
almost 136,000
It's fucking crazy that people are more laissez faire about covid than we were back in June. I love football and partying as much as the next guy, but for FUCKS sake
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Texas just crossed 1 million cases. First in the US
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11 minutes ago, troph said:
Heartbreaking is right. I posted to my fb feed begging folks to stand up and reach out to those ensnared by Q nonsense.I just listened to a short podcast that was one woman's story of losing her mother to conspiracies and Q. When she described her mom's behavior to a neurologist, she was told it shared many symptoms with early onset dementia.
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11 minutes ago, immamac said:
hahaha how is parler monetized/funded?
They must be SLINGING userdata, or just bleeding cash lol. Lord knows they're already getting shit on in terms of scalability, I'd bet my bottom dollar that it's not exactly "well architected" lol
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21 minutes ago, Bevo14 said:
Psych and Monk all day
you best put some respec on Burn Notice
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3 hours ago, MoJames said:
So approximately 2 years ago the drug company Biogen put into stage III trials their new monoclonal antibody focused on plaque build up of a certain type in Alzheimer's. Their hope obviously was to augment plaque production to change the progression of Alzheimer's Dementia. Well about a year ago, they all but abandoned the drug as the clinical findings were that there was no significant change in the progression of the awful disease.
Well apparently the data was reviewed and secondary endpoints were closely evaluated as the primary goal had failed. Well turns out someone was able to find in the data some statistical differences in the outcome of independence. As such, the FDA started moving towards approval of the drug. Well the drug is an infusion that one would do once a month. For those who aren't in medicine, adding an infusion cost to a medication increases cost substantially. On top of that the secondary endpoint that showed benefits was that is potentially prolonged patients' independence by several months.
Several Neurologists stepped up to show dismay on the decision of the FDA to approve the medication that showed little to any benefits. As such, the FDA put together a commission of independent Neurologists to review the data. 10 of the 11 did not recommend approval of the drug with the final sitting firmly on the fence. On Friday the NYT put out this article on the process thus far and today in my neurology clinic the drug rep showed up to determine how we would respond to the medication.
I'm curious from the general population, how they feel about this keeping in mind that one year of the drug is around $60,000. This is not including the cost of the infusion clinic. Currently 5.8 million patients in the USA are noted to have Alzheimer's dementia. The benefit of the drug is to potentially prolong independence by several months.
My dad with advance Parkinson's was nearly killed by a similar anti-hallucination drug. Same story, rushed FDA approval. Bad shit, rushing science rarely leads to good things
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2 minutes ago, anacardo said:
The fraud is real and it’s staggering
The DNC-CIA-Woke Capital-Journalism complex went all in and got called
This is going to leave the great majority of this forum with a lot of difficult questions which I will be happy to post about for the curious once Trump is sworn in again and AOC’s ability to throw me in a gulag is severely compromised
go home, TJ. You're drunk.
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2 minutes ago, immamac said:
I'm not sure how this all plays out, but he's making it nearly impossible to just let him fuck off to his golf courses for the rest of his life. If he keeps this up there will be no other choice than to put him away for inciting riots and straight up treason. Like literally treason if he keeps this up after Jan 20.
IMO, if he delays the electors voting in the EC on Dec 14, that's an act of treason as well.
Just now, immamac said:Trump is playing the most dangerous game. He must be facing something far worse than prison if he actually loses.
And no shit, he's personally liable for over $400MM of loans. Many of them to russian strongmen. It's not just that they know where the bodies are buried, but they know where they'll bury donald too.
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16 minutes ago, Mrs Whiggins said:
Hehe. You know you want one. For a good cause:
beautiful - just bought one of my own
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Wulaw just asking questions, as is tradition
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@immamac I'm surprised you didn't give tommy boy a timeout when he threated to take someone out the next time he saw them.
Never mind that he is a live example of dunning-krueger in action
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3 minutes ago, TtomTerrific said:
ok....but that's not true...they are paying fewer taxes and immune from law suit because, under 203 they are considered public utlity as long as they are not pushing an agenda. Fox News and the New York Times don't have this advantage. You can chose not to read them as well. That's the point You can't take this special designation as an "exempt entitiy" addiding untold trillions if not hundreds of billions to your bottom line BECAUSE you are a non-editorial "utlity"....at least under 230....but then violate the fuck out of the one rule that there is that affords you those benefits.
That's... Not remotely close to how section 230 applies, and it imparts no tax benefits lol. It's a partial protection against copyright liability, that's it. Surly happens to be a beneficiary as well.
You should actually read the source documents you're ranting about because you're showing your red ass
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Ttom, you wrote a whole novel but didn't seem to get to the point lol. Twitter and Facebook aren't public entities, they have no obligation to host content that they don't want to and can moderate accordingly. They aren't stopping you from saying or hearing an idea, they're just not letting their platform be the messenger.
I'm all for parler and 8kun and all the fringe sites spinning up, because you have a right to speech and assembly. Some assembly may be required, though.
Same thing for the birth of shaggy and later on, surly. They didn't like the old mods, so rather than bitch and moan about MUH FIRST AMENDMENT, they made their own board. With blackjack and hookers.
Moderation is not censorship. Moderation is "you can't say that here", censorship is "you can't say that ANYWHERE'
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8 minutes ago, GreenspointTexas said:
Guesses on how long this pandemic gonna last?
I'd say 3-6 months after a viable vaccine is developed
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Just now, Neonmoon said:
Not surprised
A sitting president openly advocating the abandonment of the democratic process? I've been told several times by posters that such a thing is the land of hyperbole!
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5 minutes ago, Pancho said:
Well, okay I can acknowledge this:
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That is genuinely interesting, I had no idea. Thanks for learning me something
Surly Megathread of destruction and doom. [BEWARE VERY DOOMY]
in Daily Texan
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I missed that link, can you share it again? I recall there being competing narratives but ultimately it seemed that with all the context that the large truck driver was the instigator and in fact has a (criminal) history of violent behavior.