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2026-08-06 00:54:41 UTC

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My overall position is that, outside of do-or-die wildcards like Iran, everybody will seek a way to go back to business as usual because all the logistics networks are too intertwined to pull apart without majorly hurting yourself financially.

2026-08-06 00:49:55 UTC

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Honestly, they probably can. They even have the perfect fall guys in Trump and the GOP. That's not gonna put a dent into the debt and the inflation, of course. The big win is giving Iran the green light on nukes, which the dems are liberal enough to do and it puts the kikes' bloodlust on hold.
Iran's position is good right now because their landscape is super defensive. Attacking the refineries and holding them in what's basically open desert is a different story.
As for funding the military, I imagine countries like South Korea might foot some of the bill for their own defense for the sake of safety.

2026-08-06 00:19:16 UTC

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Historical precedent is there, sure. In terms of what's actually needed for current industrial output, what is there of use between what is now the Russian border and, say, Berlin?
Land, yes, but who is there to occupy that land and for what purpose? Crimea was annexed because it is a warm port that was at risk of becoming hostile. There are some ice free ports in the Baltics, but I have a feeling it's easier to deal with the Turkroaches and their canal. Occupation still needs your people to settle there. Below replacement rate, plus war losses, how would that even be possible this century?
As for the US falling, I'm not holding my breath. The USSR collapsed and look where we are now. The things that are done to US citizens currently are done by their own (supposedly) government. When it's a completely hostile nation taking over and even the most retarded normgroid can get the picture, the dynamic changes completely.

2026-08-05 23:55:44 UTC

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Doing things needs a reason behind it. What's the use of buffer states in the current reality of warfare? Even more, what's the use of a buffer state whose population is and always will be hostile to you? Even with Ukraine, there's no chance there's a will or a way to take any of the Westerns parts. Best case scenario for Russia is a landlocked rump state with the river running through Kiev as a demarcation line.
This isn't the 1950s, rolling through the steppes and swamps doesn't seems like a wise tactic to me with all the drones. Along with the population of any well to do country not wanting anything to do with war.
As for breaking the EU up, any opponent wishes that for his foe. That said, is it even possible to do and is it worth the chaos? So far like NGO that flood in migrants seem to be doing the most damage.

2026-07-12 09:17:23 UTC

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Having industries and not being a virtual company registration office, I imagine

2026-07-08 04:09:18 UTC

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The only weird thing I know about Johnson is his post comparing his son's and his own erection times during sleep. I get that it's correlated to deep sleep and whatever, but why phrase it in such a creepy fucking way?
Aside from that, I'm not gonna shit on the guy who's using his own money to be a human guinea pig essentially. It's a lot better than power liches on their 7th heart transplant running the same kinds of experiments with the same goal on the general population through shady means.

2026-04-14 05:54:57 UTC

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mastodon.checkl951738.pro looks 100% legit to me

2026-01-28 17:05:10 UTC

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I'm just not very convinced on the whole monsters vs. The Good Guys bit. Mostly on the account of not seeing what a WW2 Allied power would do under similar war conditions. Remember also that victors write history. It's more objective than the times of "and then we vanquished the forbidden tribe that literally spawned from beneath the ground because the heavens helped us", but we're still the same meatbag dipshits. Look at the things that are being suppressed from publication today and add on the reality of post-war times.

2026-01-28 16:20:45 UTC

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Would the non-monstrous approach be to liquidate all the inmates before the bombing and general losing of the war related shortages and typhoid outbreaks began?

2026-01-28 16:02:41 UTC

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What was his account?

2025-11-06 14:21:20 UTC

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>HRT and tech augmentations are both transhumanism
The idea of a brain-computer interface has under its assumption the biological reality of your brain, the way it functions. It is not trying to warp the idea of your brain into something new, it is augmenting functionality.
HRT, on the other hand, actively ignores said reality, advertising a change that is literally impossible. YWNBAW is true, nothing will change that.
The only thing these two have in common is that you become a lifelong patient of the pharma industry with no way out.

2025-08-24 10:22:49 UTC

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You're projecting fictional Hollywood thinking onto reality with your descriptions of the people doing this. Everyone was told for decades that we're all equal, now you get true believers of bullshit. My money's on the one responsible being a woman herself.

2025-06-06 06:22:20 UTC

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>for what reason
So they're in an exclusive position of maintaining and keeping control of a large chunk of the graphics stack. X11 is old and has a bunch of people familiar with it all over the place. Wayland is super closely tied to Redhat. More control = more influence = more cash.
This was the modus operandi for pushing Poetterware and is the entire reason for Fedora's existence. If you'd like a sneak peek at what shit they want to shovel into your face next, read Fedora's deprecation notices and long term plans.

2025-03-01 04:51:12 UTC

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Can't you just make a custom uBlock filter for their website?

2024-09-03 05:38:57 UTC

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AI is limited by the human imagination and the limit of what was already created before gathering the model data. Part of making new art, I believe, is capturing the spontaneous details of things or details the nature or circumstances have created. They're pretty different.

2024-08-22 04:00:39 UTC

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>i mean i wonder why
There's a concentrated effort by pedos to inject themselves into any space that labels itself as decentralized or free speech. Witnessed it every time a new protocol or imageboard popped up in the last 8 or so years. Half-convinced it's actively supported by glowniggers.