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Mathematics may be the language of the universe, but violence is the common language of humanity. Not always overt violence, but the threat of it. It’s a civilization preserving tool, but only if those who hate your civilization think you’ll actually use it. If a gun is pointed at you in any part of the world, you know what it means. Why do you pay your rent? Because if you don’t then you’ll be evicted. If you don’t leave on your own, the police will handcuff you and drag you out of your house and into the street. Why do you pull over for the police? Because if you don’t they will chase you down and drag you out of your car. Why does China not invade Taiwan by force? Because of the threat that we will strike them. What does “international law” really mean? It’s just code for the U.S. Navy. Because if we don’t like what you’re doing we will park it off your shores and do bad things to you. You get the idea. Violence is the language of humanity. No matter how much the post-war order wishes it wasn’t, it is. Civilized people must become proficient in the language of violence again, or they will need to become proficient in the verbal languages of those who wish to annihilate them.
Hard to swallow pill: If you’re not prepared to shoot these animals, you will forever be at their mercy. They understand only power and violence. If you aren’t going to overmatch their violence, they will always have power. Postmodern liberals want to believe we’ve outgrown such things. We absolutely have not, and never will.
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Dr. Calculus retweeted
Everyone loves civilization until civilization asks them to enforce the rules that keep barbarism outside the gate. The safest people in history have developed the strangest contempt for the very mechanisms that made them safe. You cannot demand protection from evil while treating every instrument capable of stopping evil as morally suspect. The hypocrisy of the soft West is wanting consequences to exist somewhere, somehow, without ever having to look at them. Public execution after due process is righteous, moral, and has a deterring effect. We have become so soft and weak on crime that any accountability feels like fascism. All of the fittest genetics in human history have brought you here to see this post here, now. You’ve descended from dangerous men. For God’s sake, act like it.
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Warrior Aspie's monthly med gear hookup is back! Today we have a lovely display of dad stuff. Catered to the dad that fixes boo boos and saves lives while having fun hobbies. If you would like this kit let me know. If you think someone needs this, tag them too. Any and all support is appreciated. This will run until the 8th and I will pick on the 9th. Full prize list: Combat Iron Apparel Fanny Dump Pack V3 in Tan Topo Rescue Essentials Topical packs Bandaide bandage kit NAR wound packing gauze and mini trama dressing Tacmed Solutions SOF-T tourniquet Set of Baofeng UV-5R mini @Brushbeater book The Guerrilla's Guide To The Baofeng Radio
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Sad HAM Society
@Sad_HAMs_Sep 14
Here's my thing: Be proud of who you are. Be black. Be White. Fuck, be Hindu for all I care. Love your culture. Love your heritage. Love your people. Support them. Cheer for them. But the instant you start demanding that others start catering to your peccadilloes, your fetishes, your weaknesses, your wants, you've crossed a line. Once you insist that your culture is more important, more relevant, more worthy of support at the expense of all the others, you done fucked up. You're more than welcome to celebrate your culture and heritage in any way you see fit. You are NOT welcome to foist said culture and heritage on everyone else. And, like it or not, America is not a "diverse" country. We are not a "melting pot", except in the sense that all the peoples that settled and forged this great nation assimilated to an extent that their cultures and individual heritage were subsumed by a new culture and heritage they created: American culture. American heritage. I loathe and despise anyone who demands that culture and heritage change, as it's my culture and heritage. You're welcome to yours. You are not welcome to, or in, mine with that attitude. If you want to come here -- hell, if you want to be born and raised here -- you must accept, adopt, and fully embrace American culture and heritage. You have no right and no grounds to insist and demand OUR culture and heritage change to make YOU happy. You want to live here? Cool. Do so quietly, as an American. Not a hyphen-American, an American. Love what this country is and has. Don't systematically work to change and mold that into something more appealing to yourself. If you do? You're my enemy.
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Well.. I found The Rascal. Straight Chillin'. Goober sat there enjoying his music, for a long while. I just stood there, pretended to be unimpressed with what he had done to the library, and waited for his dramatic pause to conclude. After a while he just grinned and handed me this Canik Prime Radian in 9mm and grey finish. "They'll dig this", is all he said. I left him vibing and got right to posting. This week Harvey, Rascal, and @SummRidge are proud to offer up the highly coveted @canikarms Prime Radian 9mm pistol. Do us a all a solid folks and explain the details in the comment section! Good luck Godspeed Keep Vibing!
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GIVEAWAY TIME since we hit 750 followers! We have 7 winners: 2 will get bottles of grease + protectors (I'll let you select stickers from the full drawer of them yourself.) 5 will get packs of stickers If we hit 1000: A single grand prize of a $100 + free shipping order credit. If we hit it by Friday I'll add in a second winner! (Plus anything else whoever wants to tag in on and add in, just send me a DM.) Ends Friday 9/4/2026 @ 5PM PDT. Here are the rules: You should know what to do to enter, if not, people please help out those who don't!
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I don't want to make too big a deal about this, (would rather just pretend nothing ever happened), but I have to say RASCAL is back to his old self and we are all feelin' good about it. I think spending a little time with his cousin, Jimothy, and getting some mountain time in was just the ticket. These two have a goofy sense of humor sometimes so when Rascal radioed in to say this week's contribution to the 2A community would be a NUBSUB in honor of is little squished cousin, I was not surprised, lol. So, as you all know, to participate in the festivities, give us and our wonderful weekly sponsor @SummRidge a follow and do all the other things too! Be sure to ask the regulars if you need some pointers! They are happy to help. Love y'all, have a great week, good luck and Godspeed!
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Dr. Calculus retweeted
The difference between "normal" Muslims and the jihadists is not a different interpretation of the faith. Both sanctify the same man and the same book. The difference is in the level of commitment, not in the underlying belief. Think of it this way. The overwhelming bulk of active missionary conversion in Christianity is done by one branch, evangelical, born-again Christianity, with Catholicism as the next largest share. But while not every Christian or Catholic is a missionary, nearly all of them regard proselytization as an essential part of the faith. They don't devote their own lives to the mission, yet they approve of it, and they support it wherever they can. Jihad functions in Islam the way the Great Commission functions in Christianity. Most believers won't carry it out personally, but they affirm it, they won't condemn it, and the doctrine itself sits at the center of the religion, not the fringe.
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Dr. Calculus retweeted
I don’t know why I’m up this early but now I’m on my bullshit. Anyone who advocates for abolishing the electoral college is a dangerous half wit that should be shunned from polite society. What concerns me is the effortlessness with which people this year are advocating for that, and dissolution of the senate, presidency, constitution etc. Understand how absolutely insane this has all become. And understand that it is civilization ending language shrouded in calm, dare I say, academic prose. The people who advocate for these things have no capacity for violence. And have no skin in the game when this country starts turning into a two way range. Every pure democracy in human history has failed. They’ve all descended into tyranny without exception. If the popular vote picks candidates, then the mega cities will decide the fate of every American. Mega cities are cancerous. They grow and grow and consume the resources of the country around them. They are a beast that cannot be sated. And are harbingers of civilization decline by themselves. Now imagine giving them authority to run the lives of every American. You can’t look at the electoral college through the lens of individuals. You MUST view it from the perspective of the mega city. The framers knew all this. Imagine New York deciding the fate of the nation every single time. Removing the electoral college will lead to civil war almost immediately. And it’s being advocated by people who know less about war than they do about fornicating. Shame them. Correct their behavior before it’s too late.
As I lay awake at 4AM, I continue to be amazed how worldviews that are quite literally casus belli, can be so effortlessly uttered through the mouths of “politicians”. Removing the electoral college will speed run us to civil war. The American experiment will end.
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This is one of the most beloved paintings in America, and it puts its finger on something we all pass through, first as the child, and one day as the parent left behind... The painting is Breaking Home Ties, by Norman Rockwell, on the cover of the Saturday Evening Post in 1954. A father and his teenage son sit side by side on the running board of a battered farm truck, waiting at a railway stop. A single track runs along the bottom of the picture. A ticket pokes from the boy's pocket. His suitcase is stacked with schoolbooks and wears a "State U" pennant. The train is coming to carry him off to college, away from home, for the first time in his life. Everything is in the way they sit. The son sits upright, scrubbed and dressed in his best, eyes fixed on the horizon, on the track, on the future rushing toward him. He is already half gone. For him that train is the beginning of everything. His father sits beside him in worn work clothes and scuffed boots, looking the other way, down the line, as if he cannot bear to watch it arrive. The same train means the opposite thing to him. For the son it is the start of a life. For the father it is the day the house grows quieter, the chair at the table sits empty, and the person he built his world around walks out into a life that no longer has him at its centre. Look at his hands. He is holding two hats. His own battered one, and resting on top of it, his son's crisp new one, held carefully together, because it is the last small thing he can still do for the boy... And then the dog, its head laid in the son's lap, gazing up, refusing to look away. Rockwell knew exactly what that was for: "The father couldn't show how he felt about the boy's leaving," he said. "The dog did." It has moved people for 70 years because every leaving is a beginning for one person and an ending for another. The child steps out into the world, as they should. And someone stays behind, watching them go, and loving them enough to let them go anyway...
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Dr. Calculus retweeted
🚨 "The real story of Islam and... Christianity is not what we were told... People need to know this." – @RaymondIbrahim5 This discussion was a mind-melter for me. Highly recommend checking out this full episode of @TheLiveFreePod 🔥
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GIVEAWAY TIME!: You know what? I've got a bunch of designs I've been working on for stickers. It's the 4th, and I get really proud of our country around this time. Lets get 10 of you some stickers out. Various designs. Like+comment+repost and I'll have Grok choose winners. I'll snail mail them out.
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🔥Breaking, I have recently discovered that Obama has long been associated with a dark, Alinsky Organizing group in Minnesota called Wellstone Action and renamed to Re:Power. And even have had fairly recent interactions also. Wellstone also has deep connections to the Democratic Socialists of America (DSA). Now we will know why so much bad comes from Minnesota. Wellstone even operates a training camp named in honor of Paul Wellstone who once declared, “I am an old Alinsky organizer.” You all may be familiar with one of their earliest Camp Wellstone trainees, Tim Walz. And his Wellstone trainer was Peggy Flanagan, the now Lt governor of MN. The DSA’s influence on Wellstone was profound, and it continues to echo in Walz’s career. So what are some names of their past staffers? - Francis fox Pivan (eek) - Peggy Flanagan, MN lieutenant Gov - Keith Ellison MN, Attorney General - Al Franken - Donna Brazille Obama and Francis Fox Pivan used to work together at Demos which Obama helped start. He was also on the board of directors at Demos too. Obama also worked as a director with Francis Fox Pivan at Project Vote too. Both Demos and Project Vote were partnered with Acorn. “Paul Wellstone, elected U.S. Senator in 1990 and reelected in 1996 as a DSA-backed project, represented this tradition. A former New American Movement member (merged into DSA), Wellstone advised Young Democratic Socialists and functioned as a populist Marxist – “the Bernie Sanders before Bernie Sanders.” His 2002 plane crash death made him a Minnesota icon.” “Wellstone Action (later rebranded) trained over 100,000 activists. Today’s Minnesota leadership stems directly from this: Senator Amy Klobuchar (Wellstone protégé), Governor Tim Walz, Lieutenant Governor Peggy Flanagan, Attorney General Keith Ellison, and others are Wellstone alumni. Keith Ellison’s background includes Nation of Islam ties (a left-wing group with communist links), fundraisers at the Minnesota Communist Party leader’s home, and connections to DSA and FRSO.” FRSO, is headquartered in both Obama’s Chicago and the Twin Cities (MN). And is responsible for the George Floyd riots that started in MN. Freedom Road Socialist Organization (FRSO), is a pro-Chinese Maoist group. It helped found Black Lives Matter elements and maintains Chinese consulate ties. Now let’s get into Obama’s history with Wellstone. But before I do, I wanted to note that I learned during this quest, Obama’s OFA never left it just merged with the Obama Foundation. Let’s start at the beginning. Obama and Minnesotas Wellstone go way back. 🔹Former Wellstone action did Obama’s campaign in MN 2008 and 2012 “Jeff Blodgett will once again helm President Barack Obama‘s campaign in Minnesota. The former executive director of Wellstone Action started with the campaign on Monday.” 🔹2017 there was talk of Obama working with Wellstone for the Trump resistance. “Organizing for Action (OFA) , the successor to Barack Obama’s presidential campaign that has been rebuilding itself as a Trump-era resistance machine, is launching a new effort to train more activists by connecting progressive groups with newly-trained organizers. After training 1,000 fellows since the start of the year, OFA will work with Wellstone Action” 🔹But like I said, OFA merged into the Obama Fndn. But OFA also partnered with Wellstone while he was still president. July 2016 as per the DSA: “Barack Obama’s successful Obama for America became Organizing for America and recently Organizing for Action (and will become part of the Obama Foundation that raises money for his presidential library). They joined such previously formed groups as Wellstone Action (created to carry on the legacy of the late Minnesota senator Paul Wellstone) and MoveOn,” 🔹Coincidentally a Wellstone trainer was on Joe Biden’s campaign. 🔹Re:Power (Wellstone) partners 2018 - Obama Fndn - Revolution Messaging, Judge Merchans daughter - Working Families Party (communist) - Tons more
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“You can’t solve problems with violence” *opens history book. Well well well
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If you need a bottle for the range the @tacvalve MODCAN is great. So I’m going to give 2 away. All you have to do is RT this & Follow us. Giveaway ends 26 May at 830 EST
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Dr. Calculus retweeted
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Dr. Calculus retweeted
“But the curse of every ancient civilization was that its men in the end became unable to fight. Materialism, luxury, safety, even sometimes an almost modern sentimentality, weakened the fibre of each civilized race in turn; each became in the end a nation of pacifists, and then each was trodden under foot by some ruder people that had kept that virile fighting power the lack of which makes all other virtues useless and sometimes even harmful.” -Teddy Roosevelt
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