Saturday, January 25, 2025
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This: We Didn't Really Think "The Rule" Applied to Us--They Proved Us Correct
For fifty years we on the right have been told we cannot punish leftwing rioters, because the First Amendment is so important that we cannot come within miles of *appearing* to punish speech. 1/n
Now we were always frustrated by this "rule," and we wouldn't have chosen this "rule" if anyone had asked us (and of course no one ever does), but we did accept, grudgingly, that this was the rule: Speech is so important we must tolerate some violent "speech." 2/n
We always doubted this "rule" would protect US if WE engaged in the violent "speech" favored by Democrat client groups, but until J6, we had no PROOF that the "rule" did not also protect us. 3/n
Then, of course, J6 happened and the left became the most bloodthirsty Jalvert-like hounds of merciless justice. They proved to us once and for all the "rule" we never agreed to wasn't even a "rule," but just another special privilege of Democrat ally-groups. 4/n
Source: https://x.com/AceofSpadesHQ/status/1881758406991872319
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McSweeny's being McSweeny's
One Upside of the Total Collapse of Civilization Is
We Don’t Have to Be
Woke Anymore
of course we will
still be
woke, since we like it
and
somehow think
it is the only thing
keeping the lights on
even though we are (naturally) against
any practical means
of making electricity
Euphemism Treadmill
“Sex worker” seems less judgmental than prostitute. That’s the whole reason why we see it being used in place of "prostitute". The people who write, ‘sex worker” don’t want to be seen as judging people who social conservatives would have no problem openly judging.
It’s not like “sex worker” writers never judge anybody. No, they’re quite willing to judge white, middle aged, heterosexual men, just for being white, middle aged, heterosexual men. It’s almost as if there’s some sociological law akin to conservation of energy, but with being judgmental.
















