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it's all for show because the government already has given them blanket immunity from prosecution. and since Trump hired a pfizer lobbyist as part of his cabinet I wouldn't expect that to change anytime soon.

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Dating Poll

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Can't remember which one but didn't Cornell and Chester "kill themselves" on the same day, one of them died on the anniversary of the others death. Cornells especially was especially suspicious because there was supposedly this strange women who was hanging around him around the time of his death that the family was insistent was trying to get him back on drugs and that he was not suicidal. I've also heard the theory that Chester is closely related to Podesta.

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It would actually kick ass if my work gave me a jelly of the month subscription as a Christmas bonus. I like trying new things, it's festive, subscriptions are actually pretty expensive and it would be way better than the last 20 years where my Christmas bonus was nothing because that's not a thing anymore.

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Ok so you know how trump supporters said he'd hire all these great liberty people this time and then he did nothing but hire the swampiest of the deep state...well this is how they're spinning it.

"Don't worry Trump knows about the bad guys he's hiring...he's hiring them to trap them."

Just when i can't imagine how to possibly reach a new level of cope they grab shovels.

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Guys stop arguing with retards over stuff like if its okay for non natives to use the word wendigo. Just say no, call them faggots tell them to chew rocks and move on using whatever word you want. You can make all the rational arguments you want they will ignore it and continue to be argumentative language policing faggots don't waste your breath and bandwidth.

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The Christmas Tree

People often say the Christmas tree tradition is rooted in paganism. And many cynics look at Christmas traditions and say what does this have to do with Jesus/Christianity? This is one of those bullshit internet factoids that people make up because they want to be clickbaity and inflammatory. For most cultural things we don't actually know how they started or why because rarely is there ever a defacto I invented this...so let's all do this moment. Things just sort of catch on and by the time they become tradition it's origins are lost if they were ever known at all. And in most cases they probably don't have just one origin because sometimes a simple idea is had by many people. There are plenty of claims of "the first instance or the first image or the first cultural mention...but these are all just the first known instances and can't be treated as actual origins.

So what some people do is they look into the past as far as they can for a practice that resembles the one in question and then just blindly claim it as an origin. They do it for Christmas traditions, halloween traditions, they do it for inventions and all kinds of crap and it always pisses me off. It's like the people who claim China invented pizza because at one time they put some sort of fermented milk product on a piece of bread so that means Pizza is not actually Italian. They do the same with Christmas trees. At some point there were other beliefs that involved bringing trees inside but these were not the origin of the Christmas tree tradition.

I don't even really necessarily believe the Lutheran origin of the Christmas tree either, but that story could be a major reason why the practice did catch on in Christianity at the very least. The point is at some point Christians started decorating trees to celebrate Christmas and we liked doing it so much we kept doing it.

Still the history we do know of it is interesting, like did you know that the tree used to be in church rather than in the home. People would go to church Christmas morning and the Christmas tree would be there, and the gifts would be on the tree rather than under it. And after the service gifts would be passed out. Gifts would be simpler back then so it was things like a scarf wrapped around the tree or some simple little wooden toys...it wasn't until presents started being wrapped and placed under the tree that ornaments became a thing...which is why things like tin soldiers, nutcrackers are common Christmas ornaments even today...because they were replacing the actual gifts which used to hang on the tree. And the gifts themselves are because of the gifts that were brought to Jesus when he was born and the Christian edict to treat even the least of people the way you would treat Christ. When the tree tradition was first started in North America it was mostly the church giving gifts to people in the community who needed them because they were still settlers and often had very little.

I'm just guessing about this part of it but I'm guessing tree's being in the home rather than in church was the start of wrapping presents...because now you needed a new way to hide the surprise for Christmas morning since the gifts would be in your home now rather than in the church. Which would then leave the tree looking bare so they started to decorate it with ornaments.

It's crazy to me that they actually used to light trees with candles.

And it's bizarre seeing advertisements for switching from candles to electric lights.

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I don't know what's going on here but if he wasn't arrested he should be. The man who accused him was Isaac Kappy one of the few people to talk about the rampant pedophilia in hollywood who actually named names, one of which was Hanks. He said after naming names that he would not kill himself and that if he did then know it was actually a murder. He was killed by "jumping" from an overpass into traffic after releasing a "suicide" video where it was clear there were multiple people in the room with him and he was being coached on what to say (likely he was coerced into recording the video by having loved ones lives threatened).

Shortly after his death Tom Hanks posted a photo on his public instagram of a bottle cap with the letter P written on it leading people to speculate he was referencing Kappy with a cap with a p on it...and it was taken on the road where Isaac Kappy died. Hanks instagram even before this was incredibly creepy and had the look of a photo trophy album. He posted pictures of lost childrens clothing by the side of the road with creepy captions. One I remember had a picture of the shadow of him and someone else high fiving over a lost childs boot with the caption "found at disneyland" Photos like that with similar creepy captions were 80% of his instagram posts, which are full of comments of people calling him a pedo but he just kept on posting the same shit over and over last i checked. Also while this was happening him and his wife got greek citizenship which many pointed out is a country that doesn't extradite to the US.

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UnitedHealthcare CEO shooting (4 December 2024)

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There's 20 Days Til Christmas!

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There's 21 Days Til Christmas!

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You know statism is induced by brainwashing when people look at an industry that the government holds a monopoly over, they see that the conditions are shitty for the workers...they see the workers continually go on strike disrupting a critical service for everyone...and their take away is "because the government has a monopoly the workers shouldn't be allowed to strike."

For those who don't know Canada Post workers are on strike and it is in fact the Christmas season. Also for anyone who doesn't live in shit ass Ontario all liquor sales are run through the government meaning you can't buy it anywhere but at a government run liquor store...well in the middle of summer those workers went on strike as well. In both cases the most common take was "they shouldn't be allowed to go on strike."

Think about that for a second, that means you think they should be forced and compelled to go to work...by the government...because the government holds a monopoly and there are no alternatives. Isn't there a word for when you are not allowed by law to not go to work? It's on the tip of my tongue. It's absolute batshit fucking insane that this is the conclusion people reach before...I dunno...The fucking cocksucking shitfuck government shouldn't be allowed to hold a monopoly on anything especially an essential service! How about that you fucking mongoloid retards.

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They just said it was a hoax and didn't happen. I maintain that not everyone who got the jab got the actual jab many were getting saline. There was a vaccination site near us was found that the site for the entire time they were vaccinating "accidentally" was only giving out saline. So people who got saline took videos of holding magnets to the spot they got the shot and nothing...and that was enough proof for people to just dismiss all the people who did show the magnet sticking. And of course the videos just got deleted.

So was any kind of actual explanation ever offered up for those people who could stick fridge magnets to the injection site after they got the jab, or what?

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"He'd perjure himself and tha'ts a crime."

We are reaching levels of cope previously thought impossible. What about the government turning a blind eye to all of his heinous crimes makes you think they'd give a flying fuck about perjury?

Statists have absolutely no idea how the system they worship actually functions. I followed a case a while back because it was a funny case and the defense had court documented proof of the other guy not only perjuring himself but doing so in the act of impersonating a journalist for the purpose of damaging the defendants career and costing him money... Violating at least three different laws with proof provided to the court. They had tons of evidence that this was a frivolous lawsuit as well and were hoping to receive lawyers fees in damages because it was the most hilariously ass backward frivolous lawsuit I've ever heard of. The judge was just like w.e who cares I don't want to read any of this and dismissed the case. The same guy also violated a restraining order and when they tried to press charges for violating the restraining order the cops laughed at them and just told them to go home.

The words on a paper mean nothing, the law is whatever the government decides the law is on a case by case and moment to moment basis. And also they hate you. Adjust your judicial expectations accordingly.

P(Doofus)OTUS's son may not be off the hook . . .

FURIOUS about the Hunter Biden pardon? I've got OUTSTANDING news for you.

According to KY Rep.-elect and Constitutional Attorney TJ Roberts, Hunter Biden has LOST his fifth amendment right to remain silent

if he is subpoenaed to testify about any crimes committed between January 1, 2014 and December 1, 2024. And if he perjures himself, then it's a new crime that wouldn't be covered under the pardon. Things are getting even worse for Democrats.

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And just like that all the "I don't watch the news it's all bullshit and lies." conservatives are back watching and believing every word fox news says