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Arvell Reese had 12 tackles, 3 sacks and a forced fumble on Sunday.
Jeremiyah Love could still turn out to be a good player, but letting the owner make the pick at 3 was terrible process.
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Chappelle is such a genius he copy pasted a joke from Tony Hinchcliffe and just changed the name to show the hypocrisy in media
I thought all these "patriots" were supposed to have thick skin 😂😂
Dave Chappelle makes a disgusting joke about "feeling better" since Charlie Kirk’s murder, and says that he's probably in hell.
Dave Chappelle: “It’s scary being a public speaker. And I mean, look, ever since that guy Charlie Kirk got murdered, and I shouldn’t say this publicly, but I feel better. I'm sure he's looking up at us right now, laughing so hard he can't breathe."
Vinnie: “I have lost all respect, everything, for Dave Chappelle. I don’t care how funny he is. Just put yourself there for a second. If Shane Gillis went on stage and said, ever since George Floyd died, man, I feel better. Imagine what the world would do.”
Ilan: “A human life is a human life at the end of the day. If you see a man die and you feel like it was under circumstances that were unjustified, regardless of George Floyd, regardless of Charlie Kirk, you do not celebrate it. Because you’re a human being, and through that, you have empathy for other human beings. And we’re losing that empathy.”
Bootleg Kev retweeted
This is almost a direct quote of the Tony Hinchcliffe joke about George Floyd that he did at the roast. Everyone walks right into Chappelle's trap.
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The joke Dave Chappelle told about Charlie Kirk uses the exact same punchline that Tony Hinchcliffe used in a joke about George Floyd.
Chappelle is doing this as a test to see if the right is really commitment to free speech.
I know I'm going to get flack for this but...
Bootleg Kev retweeted
I knew Dave Chappelle’s Charlie Kirk line here sounded familiar.
He appears to be mimicking Tony Hinchcliffe’s viral George Floyd joke from the Kevin Hart roast.
Chappelle: “I’m sure Charlie Kirk is looking up at us right now laughing so hard he can’t breathe.”
Hinchcliffe: “Right now George Floyd is looking up at us all laughing so hard he can’t breathe.”
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Republicans: "I can't believe that Dave Chappelle said this about Charlie Kirk's death. He must really be a horrible person and should be cancelled..."
Also Republicans:
Republicans are melting down over this…
Dave Chappelle : “Ever since that guy Charlie Kirk got murdered, and I shouldn’t say this publicly but…. I feel better.”
I thought that comedians were able to say whatever they wanted since they were comedians. That’s what you all told me when Roseanne Barr and Tony Hinchcliffe said racist crap.
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Literally stop watching this show or giving them any attention. They are all fake and disingenuous (as people like to say in politics nowadays) just looking to profit off of you and your attention. Garbage. Literal garbage.
Chamath Palihapitiya admits his blind spot on America's broken two-tier economy
PALIHAPITIYA: "I got it totally totally totally wrong. I got it totally wong."
"I'll go through all the ways in which I got it wrong, but I just want to first acknowledge what my blind spot is. Like most people's blind spots, but I can just speak for myself, it is through the lens of my own lived experience and very narrowly what is in my best interests. And I think what we had was a move away from the culture wars that was very much in my best interest, but I think it was in everybody else's best interests as well. I don't think that was on the ballot. But what I don't think I understood clearly enough, and I think that this election has made extremely clear, is that since COVID, we have moved past political ideology. And I want to say this again: I do not think Democrats or Republicans matter. That is my real takeaway after this election. There is a central block of people that vote the prescient issues of our time."
"It was a gargantuan win for Biden, then it was a gargantuan win for Trump, and then it was a gargantuan win for the Democrats in these midterms. What are these people voting for? I think what they are shouting now—they were trying to signal and now they are shouting—is a broad-based belief that the economy has completely decoupled from reality and is broken. The economic reality in America is broken."
"There is a small percentage of people, the four of us on this pod and all of our friends, who are the asset owners of America. And we have benefited in every weather condition. When rates were zero, we benefited because we were able to build our businesses with very cheap capital. When rates were high, we benefited because we had pricing power. And in every condition in between, whether there were tariffs, whether there were not tariffs, whether there were subsidies, whether there were not subsidies, we've all managed to continue to accumulate and grow assets, but we are few and far between."
"And then there's everybody else who are wage earners, and the structural capacity of the American economy to support and grow wage earners is broken. It's clear. Why do I say that? I do not think, and I disagree with Freeberg, I don't think this has anything to do with socialism. I don't think the far left won particularly more than they were expected. I don't think the far right won particularly more than was expected. This is a complete and total repudiation about the state of the economy. The economy is broken. I have a few charts to support my point of view. Number one, if this was ideological and if ideology mattered, money in politics would have had a more direct impact on the election."
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I truly wish the Suns found a way to make it work with Kevin Durant and Devin Booker.
They absolutely botched the roster construction around them, and it's a shame.
Kevin Durant when asked about being back in Phoenix:
"It's a normal, regular game. I played here for 2 1/2 years bro. It's not that deep. I loved living in Phoenix. I miss it everyday to be honest with you. It's my favorite place to live in the league. But outside of that, I've got no problems with anybody here."
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This is MAGA.
This is what record numbers of Americans rejected at the ballot box on Tuesday.
May this vile, hateful moment be relegated to the dustbin of history.
HAPPENING NOW: Absolutely chaotic scene as conservative activists Jake Lang and Thomas Allen storm a Diwali Hindu celebration at the Seattle Center Armory.
They held signs that read, "Deport All Dot Heads" and "Stop Hindu Replacement of Christians."
I just spoke to both men who say they are concerned about American culture being overrun by false idol worshippers and H1-B fraudsters.
Lang and Allen say they will be targeting other locations in the city this weekend.
They have yet to announce details of their plans due to possible retaliation by Antifa and other far-left activists.
Stay tuned.
@JakeLang|@Tommy4Trump420
This daylight savings time is fucking with me in LA. It Feels like it's fucking midnight rn lol
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This guy @chamath is in the running for the most unlikable person since JD Vance, Stephen Miller, and Vivek 🤣🤣🤣
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Jesus @chamath is such a disingenuous pos. He didn't realize something they MANY PEOPLE have told him directly to his face? He's engaged with people on this very app about this exact phenomenon and shrugged it off as if he knew better
What a bum
Chamath Palihapitiya admits his blind spot on America's broken two-tier economy
PALIHAPITIYA: "I got it totally totally totally wrong. I got it totally wong."
"I'll go through all the ways in which I got it wrong, but I just want to first acknowledge what my blind spot is. Like most people's blind spots, but I can just speak for myself, it is through the lens of my own lived experience and very narrowly what is in my best interests. And I think what we had was a move away from the culture wars that was very much in my best interest, but I think it was in everybody else's best interests as well. I don't think that was on the ballot. But what I don't think I understood clearly enough, and I think that this election has made extremely clear, is that since COVID, we have moved past political ideology. And I want to say this again: I do not think Democrats or Republicans matter. That is my real takeaway after this election. There is a central block of people that vote the prescient issues of our time."
"It was a gargantuan win for Biden, then it was a gargantuan win for Trump, and then it was a gargantuan win for the Democrats in these midterms. What are these people voting for? I think what they are shouting now—they were trying to signal and now they are shouting—is a broad-based belief that the economy has completely decoupled from reality and is broken. The economic reality in America is broken."
"There is a small percentage of people, the four of us on this pod and all of our friends, who are the asset owners of America. And we have benefited in every weather condition. When rates were zero, we benefited because we were able to build our businesses with very cheap capital. When rates were high, we benefited because we had pricing power. And in every condition in between, whether there were tariffs, whether there were not tariffs, whether there were subsidies, whether there were not subsidies, we've all managed to continue to accumulate and grow assets, but we are few and far between."
"And then there's everybody else who are wage earners, and the structural capacity of the American economy to support and grow wage earners is broken. It's clear. Why do I say that? I do not think, and I disagree with Freeberg, I don't think this has anything to do with socialism. I don't think the far left won particularly more than they were expected. I don't think the far right won particularly more than was expected. This is a complete and total repudiation about the state of the economy. The economy is broken. I have a few charts to support my point of view. Number one, if this was ideological and if ideology mattered, money in politics would have had a more direct impact on the election."
Bootleg Kev retweeted
I am on record that a two-seat Cybercab will have limited opportunity since it automatically rules out groups of more than two passengers. Another example of where $TSLA’s marketing judgment is lacking.
I have a hunch Elon might discontinue the Cybercab within two years.
A two-seat design is just silly. It automatically rules out groups of more than two passengers and families, yet plenty of fanboys are still defending their Master Elon.
Why reinvent the wheel? Just take a Model Y, remove the steering wheel and pedals, and make it autonomous. It would be much simpler and more practical. Alternatively, just redesign the Cybercab as a four-seater.
Then it would just be a golden color Model Y without steering wheel and pedals.
The Cybercab has a massive trunk, but for a robotaxi, that trunk space would sit empty most of the time. What's the point? @elonmusk $TSLA
I kind of feel the same way. As someone who pre-ordered the cybertruck when it first popped up 7 years ago, and was one of the first people in my area to actually have one- it kind of sucked that Elon's politics started to unveil themselves at the same time i got this truck. Middle fingers galore driving this thing in So-Cal. With that being said, i have never regretted owning the truck. FSD is a game changer, and I use the bed to haul shit all the time. Amazing tax write off too at the time. But fuck Elon.
The Cybertruck is getting discontinued after 3 short years and less than 100,000 sales! I paid $110,873 all cash for mine two years ago.
It is still the biggest financial transaction of my life.
I understand why it’s getting discontinued. In order of importance:
- Elon lied to use about range
He offered a range extender package to boost the range from 300 miles to 500 miles for $16,000. I put the deposit on that and then it was abruptly canceled and refunded. This gave me intense buyers remorse
- the cybertruck became a symbol of right wing politics
Driving a cybertruck in SF caused me to get flipped off by so many people on a near-daily basis. Sometimes people would scream at me and tell me I’m a terrible human being.
- they optimized for speed over convenience
I couldn’t use my truck to tow my stuff from SF to Las Vegas in January because charging the cybertruck requires you to unhitch the tow which is insanely cumbersome. On top of that, towing reduces the range from 300 miles to 150 miles! It’s cool it can go 0 to 60 in less than 3 seconds but that’s a fun gimmick more than something that seriously impacts my life.
Do I regret buying my super fast dumpster? Absolutely not. It changed my perspective on the world.
Now I own a 2024 foundation model Cyberbeast which they only made ~10,000 of total. So my truck will probably appreciate in value as Tesla becomes more successful.
It’s also DataExpert.io’s company vehicle so it saved me ~$35,000 on my taxes when I bought it in 2024. So it’s a $75,000 speedy dumpster not a $110,000 speedy dumpster.
It has been a very strange journey with the Cybertruck!
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Couldn’t have picked a more broken person for the most dysfunctional White House in history.
BREAKING: Susie Wiles is out as White House chief of staff and will be replaced by Stephen Miller. nbcnews.com/politics/donald-…
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Stephen Miller, Trump’s new Chief of Staff, in 2003: “Torture is a celebration of human life and dignity.”