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- Comment on Twitch's largest political streamer, Asmongold, shovels racist and xenophobic messaging to his audience of 52K+ live viewers 23 hours ago:
Used to game with him back in MoP. Sad to see this is where he ended up.
- Comment on Pretty woman stepping on you 3 days ago:
I think men are just naturally submissive to women and that’s why they like FemDomme
- Comment on Baby dies after California mom leaves him in car to get lip filler on 101-degree day, police say 4 days ago:
I’m emphasizing that even if she had left them.in her home for that long, it is wrong. Obviously it is worse because of the car
- Comment on Baby dies after California mom leaves him in car to get lip filler on 101-degree day, police say 4 days ago:
And she had a hybrid vehicle btw
- Comment on Baby dies after California mom leaves him in car to get lip filler on 101-degree day, police say 4 days ago:
It’s a Toyota hybrid though, they are regularly used for camping.
www.reddit.com/r/priusdwellers/
The engine getting overheated isn’t usually a concern because it only turns on to charge the big battery. Sometimes if it’s hot inside the car, the engine in Toyota hybrids will stay on indefinitely, but thats to reduce the heat on the big battery. If the inside of the car is cool, then the big battery is cooled and the engine won’t stay on.
I would never use this info as an excuse to do what she did though ofc, no one should leave children that small unattended in a car, not even for 5minutes.
- Comment on Baby dies after California mom leaves him in car to get lip filler on 101-degree day, police say 4 days ago:
Yeah I still think she should be charged with child endangerment though because you never leave kids that young (too young apparently to open the door and leave) alone unattended, especially for that long.
- Comment on 5 days ago:
Trump is selling us off to China, he said so today in the cabinet meeting. Everything is expensive because China owns it. Climate change is here, AMOC collapse is ongoing, we’re pretty fucked tbh. So they need land and clean water for their people, we all do. Floods absolutely destroy/contaminate clean water sources like lakes. And there’s been massive floods globally, especially in China.
- Comment on Bitcoin investor moves $8 billion worth of crypto after 14 years, originally bought for less than $210,000 — 80,000 BTC transferred from Satoshi-era wallet 1 week ago:
Fly back to your flock, chicken
- Comment on Bitcoin investor moves $8 billion worth of crypto after 14 years, originally bought for less than $210,000 — 80,000 BTC transferred from Satoshi-era wallet 1 week ago:
You dropped a feather
- Comment on Bitcoin investor moves $8 billion worth of crypto after 14 years, originally bought for less than $210,000 — 80,000 BTC transferred from Satoshi-era wallet 1 week ago:
I’m playing chess with a pigeon. Strut around buddy, eat some corn.
- Comment on Bitcoin investor moves $8 billion worth of crypto after 14 years, originally bought for less than $210,000 — 80,000 BTC transferred from Satoshi-era wallet 1 week ago:
Spies are buying vehicles, drugs, guns. They can’t carry that much cash and large amounts must be declared at customs and can be seized via asset forfeiture laws and the person investigated as a spy. The entire point is to not be detected by the government or banks.
So no, not cash.
You can easily make new accounts and scramble crypto accounts and funds.
BTC is good for spies bc it has low volatility and can blend in with normal citizens who trade it bc it is so well known. They don’t need a bank account in the country they are spying in for it, they just transfer the BTC instead of giving cash.
The spies can use their own tactics to hide their income.
That’s literally what’s being discussed lol, those specific tactics.
- Comment on Bitcoin investor moves $8 billion worth of crypto after 14 years, originally bought for less than $210,000 — 80,000 BTC transferred from Satoshi-era wallet 1 week ago:
Money Laundering Techniques
Guess what crypto is
- Comment on Bitcoin investor moves $8 billion worth of crypto after 14 years, originally bought for less than $210,000 — 80,000 BTC transferred from Satoshi-era wallet 1 week ago:
No, the Vice article fully supports what I’m saying for that point. Look who is quoted:
CIA Director William Burns said on Monday that the intelligence agency has “a number of different projects focused on cryptocurrency” on the go.
“This is something I inherited. My predecessor had started this, but had set in motion a number of different projects focused on cryptocurrency and trying to look at second- and third-order consequences as well and helping with our colleagues in other parts of the U.S. government to provide solid intelligence on what we’re seeing as well.”
As I stated, the CIA is fully involved in crypto. The other article is the one that explains why people think Satoshi is CIA.
How do you think spies get money?
- Comment on Bitcoin investor moves $8 billion worth of crypto after 14 years, originally bought for less than $210,000 — 80,000 BTC transferred from Satoshi-era wallet 1 week ago:
Planet Money: www.npr.org/…/pig-butchering-scam-crypto-tether
This article talks about how the CIA in crypto: vice.com/…/the-cia-is-deep-into-cryptocurrency-di…
This article outlines the general whispers that have been happening for a very long time that Satoshi (btc creator) was CIA, but no, it isn’t made up by me personally and it’s pretty credible of a theory with all the other info: www.binance.com/en/square/post/1229087
- Comment on Bitcoin investor moves $8 billion worth of crypto after 14 years, originally bought for less than $210,000 — 80,000 BTC transferred from Satoshi-era wallet 1 week ago:
He was probably a foreign agent or government. BTC was invented and supported so spies could move money across borders without being caught by official government bodies/banks. Esp since a lot of spies do things like illegal drug trafficking, gun trafficking, human trafficking, etc. That’s why BTC was so popular on 4chan early on - 4chan recently was hacked and it was confirmed there were government emails registered on the site.
- Comment on Always there 1 week ago:
Lmfao no and no lmfao, tiny winky
- Comment on Always there 1 week ago:
Lol, it does. And lol at the apology. And lol at the projection.
The late Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny, who died suddenly in an Arctic penal colony in February, had asked his supporters in Russia and abroad to come to the polls at midday on Sunday and either spoil their ballots, or to vote for one of the three opposition candidates permitted to run.
“I think we all know the result,” said a man who gave his first name, Dimitri. “But we are doing what we can.”
Gee, Russia is stealing elections and has for decades, and even Russians in Serbia knew this before the protests and still went out to vote, risking their lives. Where does this disprove my claim that Russia meddles in elections?
- Comment on Always there 1 week ago:
The reuters link and the 6 other links (including the first from NATO) fully support what I’m saying. Additionally, there’s hundreds of other reports online in multiple languages confirming what I’m saying.
Have fun with your personality disorder you contracted from memes made by slave labor. Sorry you can’t read the posted links and dont know basic geopolitics that have been happening for over 10 years now. Kinda sad, hope you get better soon.
- Comment on Always there 1 week ago:
?? They overthrow their elections literally with Russia’s help
nato-pa.int/…/2018-russian-meddling-elections-and…
reuters.com/…/thousands-russians-vote-serbia-mont…
clingendael.org/…/russian-sources-of-influence-in…
kosovapress.com/…/Russia-is-heavily-interfering-i…
octopusinstitute.org/foreign-interference-in-elec…
henryjacksonsociety.org/…/russian-influence-in-se…
It 100% is Putin. Are you a bot? NPR says bots like you are slaves. Are you a slave? Do you need help?
- Comment on Always there 1 week ago:
It explicitly calls them out for election interference…
- Comment on Such a welcoming community 1 week ago:
Guys, 4chan was leaked and found to have dozens of government emails. It is a government honeypot. Why are you going there?
- Comment on Dolph is prime human 1 week ago:
Neil is stupid and regularly gets osmosis wrong and thinks it can “suck minerals” from your body, something I was taught repeatedly in basic A&P, biology, and chemistry, that isnt true bc osmosis is the movement of water, not solutes.
- Comment on Always there 1 week ago:
Are you genuinely an idiot? The election happened in November and they put this out in December saying he worked w Russia and Iran to steal the elections. Russia also stole elections in Serbia, Slovakia, Georgia, Romania, where there has been massive protests. 2024 had so many more global elections than any other year.
- Comment on Always there 3 weeks ago:
home.treasury.gov/news/press-releases/jy2766
Read that. They planned to have him elected and to do this the whole time. They needed a WW3 scapegoat.
- Comment on who are you? 1 month ago:
It’s pretty normal for kids to waste food, and it’s messed up to guilt trip them over it or really be concerned. It happens.
- Comment on who are you? 1 month ago:
Do they ship those bottles in climate controlled trucks? Are there regulations requiring that the plastic bottles never reach excess temps when stored/during commercial transport?
- Comment on who are you? 1 month ago:
As someone who has gone through old stuff like that, imo it’s the packaging (a lot of which these days is coated in plastics that degrade over time) that the expiration date is for rather than the actual product. Eg the cardboard will break down or the cans will rust into the product.
- Comment on I'm a 6'1" man with size 3 feet which means every they measure my feet at a shoe store, the Brannock device gatekeeps my gender 2 months ago:
“All else being equal,” it’s not equal though, that’s what I’m saying. Our legs have electrical and muscular aids in them which make them unlike a lever completely.
You shortened it down to simplify a complex topic. I’m pointing out it’s not that simple and it’s okay to learn more. As we age we should keep up with learning dense subjects to keep up our neuroplastocity, and it’s a social virtue. Right now I’ve been learning about electrobiochemistry for instance. You can just download textbooks. Please stop committing to simplicity when reality is complex.
Physiology wouldn’t encapsulate a huge subject and multiple specialty fields (physiologists, occupational therapists, physical therapists, medical technologists, physical educators, surgeons, biomedical engineers) if it was simple physics. We wouldn’t need all the other muscles and junk if it was all simple physics. It’s not. It’s a highly complicated series of biochemical, magnetic, electrical, energetic, and physical properties that work against and with each other
- Comment on I'm a 6'1" man with size 3 feet which means every they measure my feet at a shoe store, the Brannock device gatekeeps my gender 2 months ago:
Have you ever had custom shoes made? Or checked what adult little people wear? They may have some suggestions
- Comment on I'm a 6'1" man with size 3 feet which means every they measure my feet at a shoe store, the Brannock device gatekeeps my gender 2 months ago:
This isn’t totally true (about longer limbs=harder to exercise), because it doesnt take into account how myosin works on a longer muscle/surface area, along with how electrical differences between limbs and the torso help with electrical flow due to potential energy.
Look at a thoroughbred (fastest over medium distance), an Arabian (best for endurance), a quarter horse (fastest in burst over short distance) versus a donkey (stronger pound for pound than a horse but not faster), vs a mule (stronger than horse, faster than donkey). Look at their legs. They are walking on (1) finger, look at where their ankle is. Their feet, like many animals, are angled completely differently than humans. Elephants have a similar foot to humans in that their sole contacts the ground, but obviously their feet don’t extend like ours (and they have bigger muscles). So it is interesting but I think theres more to it