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Huge thank you to everyone who is supporting me through this battle. Couldn’t do it without the Chud army!
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CheatinChad retweeted
The creation of rap music is reason enough alone to dismantle the CIA and drop it into the Mariana Trench
piece by piece.
CheatinChad retweeted
J’ai entendu dire que la France était finie, qu’il était trop tard pour la sauver.
Mais la France est toujours aussi belle, enviable même. Sa grandeur n’a pas disparu, elle ne demande qu’à renaître.
Nous avons surmonté en un an un problème cent fois plus grave, sans avoir les moyens dont dispose la France.
La France pourrait y arriver en une semaine.
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Annabel Richter was a 19 year old FIT student. She was fed fentanyl by a man named Moises Friere who told her it was cocaine. Friere knew what he was doing — he gave the drugs to two female students and didn’t take any himself. While Annabel was overdosing, Friere stripped off her clothes, took photos of her naked body, and then raped her instead of calling for help.
Because of what he did, she is dead.
There are no “I am Jane Doe” rallies for Annabel Richter. There is no daily coverage of her death on CNN. There are no New York Times investigations creating timelines of her last day. Unless you read local crime news in New York City, you will not have heard about this case.
Why is Cornell’s Jane Doe of so much more interest to mainstream news than FIT’s Annabel Richter? Perhaps because news loves to create narratives about predatory white male college students and refuses to make national-news villains of men like Friere, who commit most of the actual crime in places like New York City.
The NYT and CNN aren’t lying when they do 50 stories about Jane Doe and zero about Annabel Richter. They’re just exercising editorial judgment about which parts of the news you need to hear.
Man who drugged and raped dead NYC college student texted nude pics of her instead of calling 911: feds trib.al/pAEqBDj
CheatinChad retweeted
She was raped and murdered in her dorm room by an 18 year old drug dealer from the Bronx who purposely sold her fentanyl disguised as coke.
He was taking nude pictures of her and sending them to his friends as she was dying.
Where is the outrage? Why are we not showing their faces everywhere?
A college student died after she was drugged and raped in a New York City college dorm room, federal prosecutors announce. nbcnews.com/news/us-news/new…
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
Prosecutors allege the student died from complications of acute fentanyl intoxication after the defendant supplied the drug he knew was lethal, rendered her unconscious and raped her; he faces charges including distribution of a controlled substance resulting in death.
dea.gov/press-releases…
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CheatinChad retweeted
Palmer Luckey says companies are exaggerating the cost of American manufacturing to justify staying in China: “They don’t want to admit that it is a choice.” 🇺🇸🇨🇳
“I don’t have a lot of sympathy for people who pretend that manufacturing in the U.S. is this impossible, order-of-magnitude problem. A lot of it is very self-serving.
They want to justify why they’re in China. They want to justify why it’s OK for them to stay in China. They know that when sanctions hit as a result of a potential Taiwan conflict, they want to say, ‘Nobody could’ve predicted this, and I had no choice anyway.’
They don’t want to admit that it is a choice.
If Chinese subsidized steel is a third of the price of American unsubsidized steel, a tariff isn’t going to work. But if the price difference really is 30%, then a tariff could bring the American steel industry back.
It’s critically important to get this question right, and there aren’t enough people talking about it.”
CheatinChad retweeted
Elon said ask your bot to scrub your number. So I did.
I used the Spam-Call Scrubber skill. It found my number on people-search sites and data brokers and submitted the opt-outs, just like the post said.
Here is what one of the data brokers emailed back.
They said, and I quote:
“We have reviewed your submission and, based on the information provided, it appears that the person identified in your request lives in a state that does not have a comprehensive consumer privacy law that applies to our data. Because of this, we are not able to process the request at this time.”
That is the whole thing. The bot worked. The law failed. Washington does not have a comprehensive consumer privacy law, so the brokers do not have to honor a deletion request from me, and they know it.
Thanks, Washington.
You found time for a 9.9% income tax on millionaires. You did not find time for a consumer privacy law. So now every data broker in the country can keep my phone number, my address, and whatever else they have scraped, and all they have to do is point at the state line and say “not our problem.”
What else are you allowing tech companies to know about me?
Tag your state rep. Ask them why your zip code decides whether you have the right to be deleted. Tell them the bot worked, and the law is what is broken.
CheatinChad retweeted
A U.S. congressman wants to change how we legally “own” video games.
Rep. Ritchie Torres has announced plans to introduce the Power To The Players Act, a bill that would direct the FTC to create rules protecting consumers who buy video games.
The proposal would give players three basic rights:
>The right to own the games they purchase, rather than simply receiving a revocable license
>The right to keep playing games after online servers are shut down, through an offline mode
>The right to transfer or resell games they own
Torres argues that if a company can take a game away simply by shutting down its servers, then the consumer didn’t really buy the game in the first place.
Torres also hopes the legislation could eventually establish a precedent for ownership rights across other parts of the digital economy:
“If you pay for it, you own it.”
CheatinChad retweeted
The liberal world order rests on the idea that white people can never have a country again because Hitler
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File this one under "That should never happen in a functioning country."
Sgt Price of the Mena, Arkansas police department knocks out a father who had his hands in the air in the "surrender position" and was in no way a threat to the officer nor was he committing any crime.
TO MAKE IT WORSE - the local prosecutor had this video evidence and still prosecuted Mr. Corristan (the father) in July and secured a CONVICTION on "interference with a law enforcement officer" charge..
So, the father in this video was convicted of a crime and the officer that commits felony assault against him STILL has not be charged with any crime and is still employed by the department.
Two days ago, the police chief put out a statement (end of the video) that is itself disturbing. Notably, there's no mention of any disciplinary action nor arrest of the violent felon with a badge seen assaulting Mr. Corristan on camera.
An important note - Mr. Corristan had filed several reports with this department related to his custody situation prior to this incident and the police department only has 13 officers so there's a *very high* chance the officer knew the issues Mr. Corristan was dealing with at the time he was politely speaking to the officer.
#rural #MenaArkansas #cops #Mena #CivilRights #police #crime #AnarchoTyranny #PoliceState #arkansas #3rdWorld
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108 years ago today, a red-headed farmer from Pall Mall, Tennessee did something in the Argonne Forest that still doesn't seem real.
Alvin York grew up dirt poor, a hard drinker and brawler, until a religious conversion in his twenties changed his whole life. When the draft notice came in 1917, he asked to be exempted as a conscientious objector. His church opposed war and so did he. The Army said no.
His battalion commander spent hours going through the Bible with him, trying to convince him that a man could fight and still be right with God. York went home on leave, prayed on it for two days on a mountainside, and came back ready.
On the morning of October 8, 1918, York was one of 17 men sent to slip behind German lines and knock out machine guns near Chatel-Chehery, France. They surprised a group of Germans and captured them. Then the machine guns on the ridge above opened up. Six Americans were killed instantly and three more went down wounded, including the sergeant in charge.
That left Cpl. York in command of seven men, most of them pinned flat guarding prisoners.
So York went to work. Every time a German gunner raised his head to fire, York shot him. He'd been shooting turkeys in the Tennessee hills since he was a kid and he was not missing at that range. When six Germans charged him with bayonets, he drew his pistol and dropped all six, starting with the last man and working forward, so the ones in front wouldn't realize what was happening.
A German officer, Lt. Paul Vollmer, emptied his pistol at York and missed every shot. Watching his men fall one after another, Vollmer finally called out in English and offered to surrender the whole position if York would stop shooting.
York agreed. Then he used Vollmer to order other German positions to give up as they marched back through the woods.
By the time he reached American lines, York had killed 25 men and was herding 132 prisoners in front of him with a handful of survivors.
When a general told him he'd heard York captured the whole German army, York said "No sir. I got only 132."
He was promoted to sergeant and received the Medal of Honor. New York threw him a ticker tape parade. Companies offered him a fortune to endorse their products and he turned almost all of it down. He went home to Tennessee, married his sweetheart, and spent years raising money to build a school for kids in the mountains who had no shot at an education.
When Hollywood finally made his story in 1941, he agreed partly to fund a Bible school. Gary Cooper won the Oscar for playing him.
The man who didn't want to go to war became the most famous American soldier of it.
CheatinChad retweeted
🚨#BREAKING: A BLACK MALE HAS JUST ST*BBED A YOUNG MOTHER AND HER 2-YEAR-OLD BABY IN PROVIDENCE, RHODE ISLAND.
THE BABY IS IN CRITICAL CONDITION IN THE HOSPITAL.
A HORRIFYING SCENE ON THE STREET OF AN EMPTY STROLLER.
PLEASE PRAY!!!!!
CheatinChad retweeted
A white man died of thirst in a South Carolina jail.
Ruled a homicide.
Here's how many stories ABC, NBC, CBS, MSNOW and CNN have run on Gary "Bubba" Blair:
ABC: 0
NBC: 0
CBS: 0
MSNOW: 0
CNN: 0
Not one story on their websites.
Not one post on their national X accounts.
But the same week his death was ruled a homicide, CBS and ABC found time for a story from that exact same jail.
An inmate who escaped his cell with a pencil.
The pencil got national coverage.
Bubba got nothing.
His family's attorney says he died of dehydration.
6 black jail employees have been fired.
No one has been charged.
Local reporters at Queen City News did the work. The national networks looked away.
Justice for Bubba. Say his name.
CheatinChad retweeted
#BREAKING: ICE arrests an illegal working for a Democratic congressional campaign in Pennsylvania.
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On average, Boomers are getting paid more from Social Security than they “paid into it.” A lot more. Like double, and that’s counting inflation and interest. In raw dollars, they’ll get four to seven times what they paid in. So what about this compromise, to at least stave off insolvency and save billions: you get back what you paid in, but no more. Young families won’t be forced to finance a 250 percent return on your “investment.” That seems extremely reasonable, doesn’t it? It doesn’t go nearly as far as I would like. But it’s a very fair compromise. It completely negates any claim that you didn’t get the money back that you “paid in.” And yet I suspect that this comprise will not be satisfactory. Why is that? Because this debate actually has nothing to do with “getting back what you paid in.” The REAL demand is for a lot more than that.
