Posted in: New 'Captain America' film flies into Trumpian headwinds See in context
quite stupid thing to say when you are a Black guy filling the role of a well established white character,
Do you people only see color? Captain America meaning the only requirement is being American
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Posted in: AP reporter denied access to White House over 'Gulf of Mexico' naming issue See in context
I have, plenty of times, little overall, I like what the guy does and Support it
back with the fiction storytelling again. If so when was the time you criticized Trump for doing something wrong and or illegal? I'll wait for you to prove you don't worship the ground he walks on. Is it going to be a deflection or a full-blown lie this time?
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Posted in: AP reporter denied access to White House over 'Gulf of Mexico' naming issue See in context
by executive order, from the executive.
His reach doesn't extend to territories he doesn't own nor does the border wall go past the Gulf of Mexico
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Posted in: AP reporter denied access to White House over 'Gulf of Mexico' naming issue See in context
Wrong, as an American I’ve total loyalty to my country, this is the reason why I applaud the change, not sure what you’re talking about here
If Trump turned his back on America you would follow, you never criticized any of the actions he has done hence why we say you worship him. I prefer Biden for president but I can at least admit it when he did wrong or made a bad decision
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Posted in: AP reporter denied access to White House over 'Gulf of Mexico' naming issue See in context
The same goons who want to change the name don't have loyalty for America, they have loyalty to Trump and Russia when he defects to their after being kicked out of America for destroying the country in the next few months
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Posted in: AP reporter denied access to White House over 'Gulf of Mexico' naming issue See in context
Why don't we just call it either "The Gulf of America/Mexico" or "The Gulf formerly known as Mexico" or "The Gulf of America (aka Gulf of Mexico)"?
Because its the Gulf of Mexico. Wanting to take land/area's of water from Mexico yet is hellbent on forcing them out of the country is the work of a lunatic
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Posted in: How Musk's $97.4 billion bid complicates matters for OpenAI See in context
Musk already used Twitter like it was toilet paper, don't let him get another expensive toy to wipe himself with and deprive it of all its value
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Posted in: Australia soccer star Sam Kerr found not guilty of racially aggravated harassment of police officer See in context
So racial discrimination is only against blacks? Another example of the UK's two tier justice system.
Nobody said it was only against black people but they are most likely to get discriminated against and least likely to discriminate against other minorities
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Posted in: China complains to Japan about 'negative' China references in Japan, US communique See in context
"one China"? The hell does that mean? One day this belongs to China, one day that belongs to China, one day those belong to China one day these belong to China
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Posted in: Trump says there will be no right of return for Palestinians in Gaza under his plan for U.S. 'ownership' See in context
The same folk who tell all and sundry that countries like China are 'aggressive' and 'threatening', whilst the US is the badged up world sherriff on a white horse.
The interesting part about the Americans who aren't Maga is we don't need to be told by Musk what is right or wrong. America is on that colonizer bull right now, and even in the past I didn't think it was a good idea sending Israel weapons for them to kill more civilians and destroy more schools, hospitals and safe zones. But yeah I don't support America going back to its colonizer roots, this is why we can't forget history
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Posted in: Kanye West's account on X goes dark after hate-filled rant See in context
He lost his mind years ago. You know its bad if he makes Kim Kardashian seem like she's the normal one
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Posted in: Trump tells prayer breakfast he wants to root out 'anti-Christian bias' and urges 'bring God back' See in context
How does the saying go? The devil is dangerous because of his ability to lie. The biggest lie is tricking you to thinking he's working for Christianity when he's working against it
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Posted in: Trump says Israel would hand over Gaza after fighting; no U.S. troops needed See in context
I wonder if Trump is coming out with all this stuff about Panama, Canada, Greenland and now Gaza to detract attention from how he seems to be doing nothing about jobs, wages, education, healthcare, taxes or living costs.
Probably from Musk, the Americans who supported Palestine and hoped they have peace and a ceasefire do not want the same Americans who sent Israel all the weapons to do anything more than the damage they already did. The Americans who cried about tax payer money being wasted don't want this either. It sounds like some sick joke all of it is a joke these days
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Posted in: Justice Sotomayor renews her opposition to Supreme Court's ruling that ex-presidents have broad immunity See in context
He'll be in jail soon enough I'm sure
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Posted in: Trump tells prayer breakfast he wants to root out 'anti-Christian bias' and urges 'bring God back' See in context
Making your own twisted bibles to sell, being afraid to swear on the bible in court and lying to the whole world is very anti-Christian
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Posted in: Trump aides defend Gaza takeover proposal but walk back some elements See in context
Have you seen the wasteful spending DOGE has uncoverd so far? April fools indeed!
As clueless as ever. Nice try but not funny
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Posted in: Thousands protest Trump administration policies in cities across U.S. See in context
Depends on who you’re asking, the people that want a sovereign nation, borders, rules and laws upheld, then it was a fantastic week, the ones that think sovereignty doesn’t need to be respected rules or laws, then it was a bad week.
You don't fix 3 problems by making 20 new worse problems
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Posted in: Chelsea star Kerr says she was treated differently because of 'skin colour' See in context
arlier Wednesday, Kerr told the jury she had put her head out of the window when she began to feel sick before the driver "rolled it up" and began to "drive dangerously".
Kerr said the pair tried to open the doors and windows several times, but they remained locked.
Mewis eventually "kicked out (the window) with her boot" which led Kerr to feel "relieved".
Kerr was scared and distressed, Mewis did the physical damage. The police was aggressive towards Kerr who also was having a panic attack and was not the one who kicked the window. By all means this officer was definitely racist and profiling
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Posted in: Trump’s birthright citizenship order put on hold by a second federal judge See in context
This is un-American. You really think someone who enforces this cares about the well-being of Palestinians?
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Posted in: FBI agents who 'simply followed orders' in Jan 6 probes won't be fired, a Justice official says See in context
Many within the FBI had seen that request as a precursor for mass firings particularly in light of separate moves to fire members of special counsel Jack Smith's team that investigated Donald Trump, reassign senior career Justice Department officials and force out prosecutors on Jan. 6 cases and multiple top FBI executives.
Exactly, what Trump is doing shouldn't be legal. Musk or whoever whispering in his ear are trying to set it up so he can be invincible. The world doesn't work like that, Hold him accountable now before he makes it legal for him to have a hitmen squad to take out other people who are telling him what he shouldn't do
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Posted in: Trump aides defend Gaza takeover proposal but walk back some elements See in context
This is the same energy they had when trying to convince Native Americans to share their land
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Posted in: 'Riviera of the Middle East' — Trump says he wants U.S. to take charge of Gaza Strip and redevelop it See in context
Hispanics were put in cages, raided by police, humiliated in public and even the ones who were citizens are constantly being asked to prove it. What makes any sane person believe the same side that wanted the people protesting against Israel to be locked up and lose their job/college scholarships are the same people who want to help the displaced citizens of Palestine? Is this some sick joke or are they really expecting people to be that gullible?
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Posted in: 'Riviera of the Middle East' — Trump says he wants U.S. to take charge of Gaza Strip and redevelop it See in context
Trump said the U.S. would take ownership of the Gaza Strip and redevelop it after Palestinians are resettled elsewhere and turn the territory into “the Riviera of the Middle East" in which the “world's people”— including Palestinians — would live.
This helps the US how? What is the angle he is trying to pitch?
Since when did he care about non-US citizens?
How can this be afforded when the prices in the states are still going up?
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Posted in: Nintendo cuts net profit forecast as Switch sales slow See in context
If it costs anywhere near as much as a PS5 it won't sell well. Some households had more than 1 Nintendo Switch so even still the Switch 2 won't touch the same sales as the original.
"For decades, Nintendo actually ran two distinct businesses, namely TV versus handheld gaming," but now "Nintendo has no Plan B in case a console fails".
And as for this change it was a great upgrade to make a hybrid console but to ever go back on that would be considered a downgrade like how it feels when they get rid of backwards compatibility
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Posted in: Musk's U.S. government 'takeover' sounds alarm bells See in context
This is the equivalent of "paying someone under the table" to avoid taxes and cheat the system. We know they already control the stocks and crypto and this way Musk can continue doing illegal stuff while running a country he isn't qualified for
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Posted in: Trump says he is in no hurry to talk to China's Xi amid new tariff war salvos See in context
A whole country is not supposed to be a social experiment for rich people to toy with, It won't be fun spending 10 years trying to undo what happens the next 4 years
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Posted in: How AI chatbots 'talk people' into committing suicide See in context
Is Japan being spared the worst? None of the cases Playboy cites is Japanese, which is interesting. Might the Japanese language itself afford a measure of protection? It might, suggests Kyoto University human and environmental studies professor Haruka Shibata. Natural, “human” Japanese, he says, is harder for a machine to master than natural, “human” English or French.
Once AI became advanced enough to write research papers it was a sign that it should be a stopping point for advancement. Because t's already strong enough to be used to give people college degrees and commit fraud
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Posted in: Chelsea forward Sam Kerr allegedly called police officer 'stupid and white,' jury hears See in context
Nope. Let's get this straight - if a white player had called a cop "stupid and black," their career would be over, their endorsements gone, and the media would be calling for their head.
There are politicians that say that and get away with it. It is wrong yes, but hold everyone accountable, not just the people who offended you
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Posted in: Democrats push back after Musk says Trump agrees to close USAID and workers are kept out See in context
Musk throwing a tantrum like usual when denied something, when he's really just a greedy leech clinging on to the American dream until he brings the country down while treating it like its his personal toy
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Posted in: Trump says Americans could feel 'some pain' from his tariffs that are triggering trade war See in context
Sorry, how will Canada becoming the 51st state reduce its taxes? The uppermost US tax bracket is higher than Canada’s; social security contributions are highe; a number of US states have a sales tax which is higher than Canada’s GST; the US has an inheritance tax on large estates, Canada doesn’t
Musks idea of saving money was taking over Canada by force or something? They definitely can't afford it
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Posted in: Japan will decide its defense spending on its own, based on the prevailing security environment.
Posted in: Race walker and Olympic silver medalist Koki Ikeda suspended 4 years for doping
So 49% have a negative view? Hardly a friendly relationship then is it?
Posted in: 51% of Japanese feel relations with South Korea are good: survey
Posted in: Record number of online casino users detected by Japan police in 2024