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DON’T TEXAS MY AMERICA

REJECT CHRISTIAN FASCISTS

KEEP YOUR FUCKING FAIRYTALES TO YOURSELF

How about instead we focus on that fantastic $250+ million ballroom none of us will ever see or use? Surely that will help with whatever hunger we are disgraceful enough to have!

That’s it.

kitchen latrine duty.

That interview of his was more fucking disastrous than every outbreak of the black plague combined, and he was absolutely chuffed to bits about it. Fuck’s sake.

People who use the phrase “People who use _______ unironically” unironically

I mean, it’s right there in the name: beeswax, its own word.

🤯 no fkn way

Stahp. I can get only so erect.

The broke mind virus hard at work, I see.

And the broke mind virus strikes again!

Excuse pls. I am tree. It is temple what encroach.

🫵😠 “Let’s stop attacking pedophiles!” – Rafael E. Cruz, noted Texan Republican; Senate Judiciary Committee hearing, Washington, D.C.; Sept. 30, 2025.

The Right is the party of murder.

Asked DDG the same question and its AI doesn’t seem to hide from it, fwiw.

Concerns about Donald Trump’s cognitive health have been raised, with some experts suggesting he exhibits signs of dementia, including verbal slips and unusual behavior. His niece has also expressed worries about his mental decline, indicating that he may be “losing it every day.”

with The EconomicTimes and healthandme.com listed as its sources.

Also notable is that ~80% of the top hits are sites suggesting that he does have dementia, the remainder being resources on the topic. YMMV

It’s always the party you expect.

The Right is the party of murder.

Huh. Looks like the video’s been deleted from Lies Social. You can probably find it elsewhere.

Must be some monetary reason for that, because it sure af ain’t about ethics.

Most relevant parts:

The group criticized the decision to suspend the comedian after comments about the conservative reaction to the alleged shooter of Charlie Kirk, and said that investors were entitled to investigate whether the company’s leaders “did not properly discharge their fiduciary duties” in deciding to bench Kimmel amid threats from the FCC. The fallout, which sparked criticisms that Disney was caving on free-speech issues and drew some threats from Hollywood talent to stop working with the company, shaved more than $4 billion off its market value last week.

The group wants any materials that estimate the effect of Kimmel’s suspension on Disney’s revenue, as well as documents that lay out how executives are supposed to make decisions around “politically sensitive programming.” It also wants copies of Disney’s agreements with affiliate networks Nexstar and Sinclair, whose initial threats to black out Kimmel’s show appear to have sparked his suspension; emails between board members, including CEO Bob Iger; and any communications between the company and federal government or political organizations.

“Although we are pleased that ABC did the right thing and put Jimmy Kimmel back on the air last night, due to the Trump administration’s continued threats to free speech, including with respect to ABC, we are writing to seek transparency into the initial decision to suspend him and his show,” the letter said.

“There is a credible basis to suspect that the Board and executives may have breached their fiduciary duties of loyalty, care, and good faith by placing improper political or affiliate considerations above the best interests of the Company and its stockholders.”

Shareholders in Delaware, where Disney is legally based, can demand corporate “books and records” to investigate potential wrongdoing, and such demands can lead to lawsuits. But their access generally is limited to matters involving the board of directors, not day-to-day management decisions made by company executives. Communications between, for example, Iger, Disney TV chief Dana Walden, and Kimmel would likely be off-limits, and aren’t sought by the group’s letter.

Definitely financially motivated, and not out of ur the goodness of their own hearts.