Utah gov Cox confirms alleged shooter was in"...that deep dark internet, the Reddit culture, and these other deep dark places of the internet where this person was going deep..." https://xcancel.com/mtracey/status/1967271072027558121#m
mickey
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Agree, the morning hours caught me too generous, I will harden my heart lol.
they also don't see fascist policy as either fascist or a bad thing.
Yeah, austerity budgets, anti-LGBT, anti-homeless policies ... iM OnLy AgAiNsT iLlEgAliMmIgRaNtS ... all fash policies that the supporters get surprised to be labeled thus for supporting. And to not seeing it is a bad thing, I suppose they get very defensive trying to avoid that label but only see it as a slur or a smear applied to them and not a real descriptor of policies.
Woke icons, don't @ me.
Ultrahigh molecular weight polyethylene plates with ceramic strike face, but it's just a sex thing.
3a. Blaming black people for gun violence as a deflection! while he was blaming trans people for mass shootings!
- Dems are cowards so I can't say 'this will push them into action!' but I'd anticipate opposition to this.
- Def a sprinkling of the frontier turning inwards as we restrict freedom of movement for opponents of the regime
- I don't see this having popular support [since when does that matter?]. Maybe I am being too generous but the Republican voters, despite being braying hogs, don't see themselves as Nazis and having the sec state pull folks' passports for speech is a little on the nose. So this overtly fascist policy might create some friction with the conservatives who broadly - in my estimation and I may be wrong - are allergic to seeing themselves as fascist.
- This is a good indication of what I've noticed in the past two years of ~~Israel's war against Hamas~~ genocidal Zionist campaign to eliminate and displace the Palestinians, which is existential to the settler-colony's very being. We in the West had almost just barely gotten out of the GWOT era framing of things and the establishment crackdown on genocide resistance really allows our leadership to get the band back together and play the old hits such as anti-Arab racism and Islamophobia and saying everything they don't like is terrorism.
- Hat tip to whoever it was on here that mentioned you can bypass a paywall on desktop by putting the article in reader mode.
No no you don't understand, we heard the same rumor 6 times and they all heard it from the same source, so we are very serious journalists who can report we're hearing it from multiple sources.
I'm not even dismissing that the roommate could've known more than they should've, but the way the fuzz is trying to make this fit a narrative is so obvious and so heinously directed at scapegoating a GSM group, it's appaling.
Also the bit about going after other leftist groups, yeah freakin' right, the powers that be would love it that were the case, but no freakin' shot.
I used xcancel as a front end to browse X.com the everything app without an account, follow has a specific meaning in-app, can i really be said to follow anyone?
But hey, how was it she was brought up in this thread again? Anyway, I'll watch my act.
Yyoooo I have only been familiar with her twitter for a little while I didn't know she kept that thang on her. SKS is a nifty 'lil carbine, it would be fun to have but they're expensive enough to compare to a mOdErN sPoRtInG rIfLe so it's hard to make the case. Her bulge posting yesterday was absolutely out of pocket, true queen shit.
From wikipedia
The original Henry rifle was a sixteen-shot .44 caliber rimfire breech-loading lever-action rifle, patented by Benjamin Tyler Henry in 1860 ...
At Vicksburg, Edward Downs of the 20th Ohio Volunteer Infantry Regiment and a noted sharpshooter, bought a Henry rifle from his own funds for $65 (equivalent to $1,700 in 2024) from a steamboat captain just prior to the Vicksburg battle ...
For an American Civil War soldier, owning a Henry rifle was a point of pride.[5] Just 1,731 of the standard rifles were purchased by the government during the war.[6] The Commonwealth of Kentucky purchased a further 50. However, 6,000 to 7,000 saw use by the Union on the field through private purchases by soldiers who could afford it. ... Many infantry soldiers purchased Henrys with their reenlistment bounties of 1864. Most of these units were associated with Sherman's Western troops.
That's a whole lotta free speech.
Just keeping up whatever personal/household/family emergency readiness plans you already have in place and if you are more based than me some kind of community defense planning.
Telling one or two conservative commentators that the shell casings had 'pro-trans ideology' is wild. The most charitable explanation is that the federal investigators are so out of their depth that they would leap to that interpretation and selectively release it to their favorite chud mouthpieces without regard for how inflammatory that is - but I don't think that generous scenario of them being too dumb to do their job effectively withstands any scrutiny.
For MSM to immediately run with it is malpractice - color me surprised - and yeah also the media as self appointed understanders and explainers of what is going on are fully unable to interpret what they're seeing.
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