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Fart Amplifier posted:Flying object which are unidentified have always been an official thing. Extraterrestrial spacecraft have never visited Earth Yeah, that's very much a "Some nation's intelligence agency, possibly one of our own, has a very cool new toy drone."
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Fart Amplifier posted:Flying object which are unidentified have always been an official thing. Extraterrestrial spacecraft have never visited Earth The President is uncovering everything.
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Apr 28, 2020 00:37
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TheOneAndOnlyT posted:Gonna disagree real hard on this. 99% of voters do not give a poo poo about the stock market, and nobody who is staring down financial annihilation is going to be enthused by a president who tells them "Actually you're doing great because NUMBER is HIGH!!!". Hell, it'll probably turn that sort of people against him. rush has been pushing "see trump's economy is amazing look at the stock market!1!!!1" for trump's entire term. Of course his supporters will latch onto it and cheer (as they and their loved ones get fired and spiral into destitution)
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https://twitter.com/Acyn/status/1254916795263139840 Shutting down the U.S. Economy to own the libs! Willo567 fucked around with this message at 00:53 on Apr 28, 2020 |
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Willo567 posted:https://twitter.com/Acyn/status/1254916795263139840 In a vacuum, Walmart going under would be a positive.
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Apr 28, 2020 00:45
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BigBallChunkyTime posted:In a vacuum, Walmart going under would be a positive. The hilarious part is that he admits that this stupid rear end legislation won't go anywhere without the Democrats
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Apr 28, 2020 00:48
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Old Kentucky Shark posted:Yeah, that's very much a "Some nation's intelligence agency, possibly one of our own, has a very cool new toy drone." This NYT article is vague to the point that it seems to intentionally take things out of context, but it seems like the US investigation has ruled out another country doing it: https://www.nytimes.com/2017/12/16/us/politics/pentagon-program-ufo-harry-reid.html quote:“Internationally, we are the most backward country in the world on this issue,” Mr. Bigelow said in an interview. “Our scientists are scared of being ostracized, and our media is scared of the stigma. China and Russia are much more open and work on this with huge organizations within their countries. Smaller countries like Belgium, France, England and South American countries like Chile are more open, too. They are proactive and willing to discuss this topic, rather than being held back by a juvenile taboo.” I guess the “incapable of defending itself against some of the technologies discovered” could be in reference to other countries’ spy poo poo (or things developed by the US military) but the article makes it sound like the nations of the world are trying to figure out how some single non-state actor keeps flying nice drones into their poo poo. But America can be really dumb about unidentifiable things, like that “sonic weapon” that was giving American diplomats in Cuba brain damage but was probably some kind of fungus or disease they caught.
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Antifa Turkeesian posted:It’s not aliens because that’s silly, but the military has been more open about acknowledging that the US is having its airspace entered by aircraft that it can’t identify and is confident aren’t from a country. The NYT did a big story on it a few years ago. The senate appropriated funding for a vault to store everything recovered from encounters with these aircraft and was in charge of efforts to identify whatever it is. This is a documentary produced by/featuring over a dozen members of the military who were involved in some way with the "Tic-Tac" UFO incident. (Pilots, radar operators, etc) According to the people who were direct witnesses- its clearly aliens: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PRgoisHRmUE Prester Jane fucked around with this message at 00:54 on Apr 28, 2020 |
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Apr 28, 2020 00:50
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Antifa Turkeesian posted:But America can be really dumb about unidentifiable things, like that “sonic weapon” that was giving American diplomats in Cuba brain damage but was probably some kind of fungus or disease they caught. I guess the current theory is that someone is incidentally microwaving the building as part of a surveillance operation.
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Apr 28, 2020 00:56
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BigBallChunkyTime posted:In a vacuum, Walmart going under would be a positive. Isn’t Walmart the worlds largest non government employer? Not saying that they should be treated as too big to fail but them just tanking overnight would introduce problems.
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Apr 28, 2020 00:57
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Shimrra Jamaane posted:Isn’t Walmart the worlds largest non government employer? Not saying that they should be treated as too big to fail but them just tanking overnight would introduce problems. nonsense what harm could putting 2.2 million people out on the street possibly do
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It is literally impossible that anyone has built a new form of propulsion more advanced than jet engines,
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Is... is he trying to say Sephiroth? Did Barron try to show him his new copy of Final Fantasy VII Remake and it melted his goo brain even more than usual?
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Apr 28, 2020 01:04
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Willo567 posted:The hilarious part is that he admits that this stupid rear end legislation won't go anywhere without the Democrats Nah, he's just trying to invent more reasons to blame dems for poo poo, so here's "They're not racist enough against the yellow peril" attempt number... 3? 4, maybe? If this bill actually had the potential to go anywhere, though, walmart and friends would shut it down quick.
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Herstory Begins Now posted:It is literally impossible that anyone has built a new form of propulsion more advanced than jet engines, I mean..... It's quite true that any form of interstellar travel is quite impossible under our current understanding of physics, however, our current understanding of physics is deeply flawed and we know it, we just don't have anything better. Everything we know about physics is derived from the standard model, and while the standard model is really really good at predicting all kinds of interactions that are useful for us, it can only explain three of the four primary forces of the universe. (Gravity cannot be accounted for by the standard model) For this and several other reasons it's believed that the standard model is probably wrong in some way, which means a whole lot of our assumptions about physics are also wrong, we just don't have anything better yet. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DGS2aWUKZ38 Prester Jane fucked around with this message at 01:21 on Apr 28, 2020 |
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nine-gear crow posted:Is... is he trying to say Sephiroth? Did Barron try to show him his new copy of Final Fantasy VII Remake and it melted his goo brain even more than usual? Holy poo poo. Trump has had mako poisoning the entire time!? It all makes sense!
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BigBallChunkyTime posted:His supporters would eat dog poo poo if he told them to. Many are saying it cures
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nine-gear crow posted:Is... is he trying to say Sephiroth? Did Barron try to show him his new copy of Final Fantasy VII Remake and it melted his goo brain even more than usual? I can make out Becton Dickenson and OLogic, the other one is ... Sephipfeff Zephyhide? I don't know who Sephipfeff is, but I bet she'd do a better job than this rear end in a top hat. Prester Jane posted:It's quite true that any form of interstellar travel is quite impossible under our current understanding of physics, however, our current understanding of physics is deeply flawed and we know it, we just don't have anything better. Everything we know about physics is derived from the standard bottle, and while the standard model is really really good at predicting all kinds of interactions that are useful for us, it can only explain three of the four primary forces of the universe. (Gravity cannot be accounted for by the standard model) It's entirely possible that there's applications to science that we're not currently aware of, but I can't think of any rational reason for aliens to hang out here and not vaporize us. We suck, and even something with no context or understanding of our existence would realize that. 
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UFOs are just the souls of the illuminati moving back and forth between their Republican and Democrat host bodies.
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ColonelMuttonchops posted:Nah, he's just trying to invent more reasons to blame dems for poo poo, so here's "They're not racist enough against the yellow peril" attempt number... 3? 4, maybe? It that and to placate his base so that they stop asking him when he'll be investigating Biden
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Ershalim posted:
I mean when we see ant colonies duking it out do we start trying to figure out which group of ants is the morally correct one, or we just make a few measurements/take a few specimens and call it a day?
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Apr 28, 2020 01:18
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Prester Jane posted:I mean when we see ant colonies duking it out do we start trying to figure out which group of ants is the morally correct one, or we just make a few measurements/take a few specimens and call it a day? Yeah, why interact with your specimens and skew your data?
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Shimrra Jamaane posted:Isn’t Walmart the worlds largest non government employer? Not saying that they should be treated as too big to fail but them just tanking overnight would introduce problems. 
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Prester Jane posted:I mean when we see ant colonies duking it out do we start trying to figure out which group of ants is the morally correct one, or we just make a few measurements/take a few specimens and call it a day? Ohhh, so you think the aliens are potentially like weird hobbyists who travel unbelievably far distances to remote regions to film and narrate to the people at home. Here I was thinking like an organized kind of thing, but we've got voyeurs and Jane Goodalls hanging out mischaracterizing us as noble and poo poo? Interesting. e: speaking of Wal-Mart, it's lovely as hell, but aside from being the main employer in a lot of states, it also functions as the only source of fresh produce in a lot of low-income areas (largely because it forced all the competitors out with its awful business practices).
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When you look back at the declassified documents from the Cold War, there was a bunch of stuff in there about how the US military/intelligence apparatus deliberately fed false information to UFO groups to keep them thinking that the things they were seeing in Nevada and near military installations were alien craft, when in reality they were new tech that was extremely classified like the F-117, B-2, and the drone projects. As much as I would like to believe in UFOs, none of the evidence I've ever seen has been something astounding. The videos that were released have some weird things in them, but it's very likely that what was shown was some weird classified tech that a handful of people are aware of. Or something another country developed.
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Huh. All the other ones are health insurance companies. I wonder why universal healthcare can't get anywhere in this country.
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https://twitter.com/KFILE/status/1254912665421582337 https://twitter.com/KFILE/status/1254913371843039241 https://twitter.com/KFILE/status/1254913923683422208
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Prester Jane posted:I mean.....  you edited it, but I though it was funny
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Ershalim posted:Ohhh, so you think the aliens are potentially like weird hobbyists who travel unbelievably far distances to remote regions to film and narrate to the people at home. Here I was thinking like an organized kind of thing, but we've got voyeurs and Jane Goodalls hanging out mischaracterizing us as noble and poo poo? Interesting. Sometimes they implant a few of us with cameras so that alien David Attenborough can narrate panoramic documentaries about our tiny little lives.
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I know imagining aliens exist can be scary, but that all countries so far have yet to figure out what they are and the ones that encountered found it unlike technology on earth is quite obvious. What is wrong with Americans that they would rather believe in santa Claus than we are not alone in the universe?
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Old Kentucky Shark posted:Yeah, that's very much a "Some nation's intelligence agency, possibly one of our own, has a very cool new toy drone." Or more likely weather phenomena like ball lightning, which was reported in the area of where at least one of these videos at the time it was recorded. There's also YouTube breakdowns on these doing the trig using the provided info (recording jet's speed, attitude, etc.) and determining the object in question wasn't moving nearly as fast as it appears.
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Celexi posted:I know imagining aliens exist can be scary, but that all countries so far have yet to figure out what they are and the ones that encountered found it unlike technology on earth is quite obvious. Sincere answer: American culture has genuinely not psychologically prepared Americans for anyone other than America to be the center of the universe.
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FlamingLiberal posted:When you look back at the declassified documents from the Cold War, there was a bunch of stuff in there about how the US military/intelligence apparatus deliberately fed false information to UFO groups to keep them thinking that the things they were seeing in Nevada and near military installations were alien craft, when in reality they were new tech that was extremely classified like the F-117, B-2, and the drone projects. I think the best proof that UFOs don't exist is that back in the 90s every hillbilly and their uncle had grainy footage of... something in the sky. Then suddenly when everyone had a high tech camera in their pocket at all times those videos just stopped. Celexi posted:I know imagining aliens exist can be scary, but that all countries so far have yet to figure out what they are and the ones that encountered found it unlike technology on earth is quite obvious. Personally I would love to meet aliens and I'm sure they exist in the universe, but I'm doubtful they're doing drive-bys in the Earth's sky for the last 70 years without any serious proof. 1glitch0 fucked around with this message at 01:31 on Apr 28, 2020 |
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Sounds like Prison Paul needs to shotgun another handful of his turbo soy blackout brainshit pills to come up with some better zingers to scream at Piers Morgan's Twitter block screen because those ones are just 
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Dick Trauma posted:https://twitter.com/KFILE/status/1254912665421582337 you think these ghouls secretly knew how bad it would be? i know trumps too dumb and narcissistic but i am sure these ghouls suspected.
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Antifa Turkeesian posted:This NYT article is vague to the point that it seems to intentionally take things out of context, but it seems like the US investigation has ruled out another country doing it: TyrantWD posted:Denver International Airport stands out as an oddity. I'm marveling that the University of Wisconsin is bigger than Walmart. *Yes, I know it's no longer shaped like a swastika because they added a bit. Don't @ me.
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Shimrra Jamaane posted:Isn’t Walmart the worlds largest non government employer? Not saying that they should be treated as too big to fail but them just tanking overnight would introduce problems. Short term Walmart going out of business would be bad. Medium and Long term it would actually be a boon to the country and economy as we know it. Walmart decimates the local economies of the cities and towns it is in. Where a town might have a a dozen shops that cover most if not all of what Walmart provides, when Walmart comes in it purposely puts those stores out of business with a mixture of price fixing, strong arming localities in giving it favorable deals and the hardest to combat; convenience. Walmart comes in, puts all of it's competition out of business by having artificially low prices and taking a loss, while either not paying taxes at all or significantly lower percentage. After five years you went from 2-300 decent paying jobs to the 76-94 minimum wage many part time jobs. Then Walmart wants a bigger tax break or they threaten to move outside of the city limits and often do anyway. I have seen it with my own eyes all over the country. Eliminating Walmart would mean you would likely see small business grow again as people need things like food, clothing, etc. Especially in rural America this would be huge as the income of the communities would stay in their communities and be reinvested instead of getting sucked out to the Walton family. This stuff is why the whole "too big to fail" argument just doesn't hold any water for me. You are going to tell me if Walmart goes out of business someone is going to open grocery or department stores? If one of these massive banks goes under that you aren't going to see local community banks and/or credit unions take the slack? If an airline goes under that someone isn't going to start a new one? It is all bullshit put out by the wealthy so they don't have to deal with the ramifications of their own actions.
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