>>969324
biden don't want no blacks in his swimming pool. just ask CornPop!

>>969324

Is Let's Go Brandon beating on blacks with a chain again????

>>969324
Fuck racist JB and Democrats.

>>969324
isn't this considered really racist?

>>969324
uhoh! was it wrong he did that? kek

>>970533

Whatever you have to do Trump, do it! Americans are with you since you stand up for freedom and the 99%!

>>972830
>Trump is still the real legit President.
fact checkers say this is TRUE

>>972627
>▶
>>972627
>>972830
>>972830
>>973259
>>973377
look like WinRed has been targeting /news/ again

>>973377
>>Trump is still the real legit President.
>fact checkers say this is TRUE
everyone says it is true, except the rich 1% left and fake President Brandon's handlers.

>>970533
>TRUMP DID THING NOOOOOOO HE CANT DO THIS TRUMPY TRUMP TRUMP RENT FREE LIVING NOOOOOOO!!!!!
cope

>>973883
>>973925
It's because we are just now finding out about the extent of the horrible crimes Trump committed while in office.

>>973883
>president trump generates 24% of the threads on this board, current white house resident biden is only worth 11% of /news/. trump commands that much more attention even when he is sitting on the sidelines, thats how much more dynamic and significant trump is.

Because Americans LOVE TRUMP!
MAGA! MAGA!

>>969675
Let's Go Brandon

>>973930
>>973932
Shouldn't you be receiving your daily talking points from Tucker Carlson right now instead of shitposting on /news/?

>>969675

Anyone considered that Trump might actually be the second son of God and a descendant of Abraham?
The man keeps on winning and fighting evil!

>>970783

Why not? CHINA OWNS and paid off most US politicians now.

>>972671
>Why not? CHINA OWNS and paid off most US politicians now.
based

>>970783
Since the US government is owned by China and no longer considered legitimate by much of the US, what do people expect?

>>970783
>Trump employee is a criminal
I'm shocked, SHOCKED

>>971325
>Foreigners turn out to be untrustworthy embezzlers, now the government has to pay to keep foreigners who never should have been here in the first place
>Sounds like standard American liberal policy..
>Gotta save cash in the short run by hiring non-citizens and fuck the back end, who cares if they embezzle or steal secrets, at least we saved money hiring them

yep, fucking rich 1% globalist left destroying everything, on purpose.

>>973601
What in your mind is this supposed to prove?

>>973772
Was it an entire list of the moderation team? What was the source of the leak?

>>973602
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Donald_Trump_sexual_misconduct_allegations

>>973772
>Mary was the victim of an doxxation delivered on /pol/ a few weeks ago. This is the fallout from that.
>Mary was the first one on the list to have suffered, so with her public humiliation, everyone else on that list with Mary is now aware that there are consequences heading their way.

The coming common sense backlash to all this woke nonsense is going to be absolutely delicious

>>973853
It was only 4chan staff who were also affiliated with the Democratic party and their associates and family members, there are a good number of disgruntled Seth Rich types amongst the Democrats and they are the source of information.
How do you think PV is able to drop massive bombs every week or so? They get help from the Seth Riches

bumping for real news

He still doesn't have access to Satoshi's wallet.

Ok so is or isn't BTC created by abc groups to track criminal transactions?
Story even glows some, Craig who did what with who when???????? oh yeah of course we all know about that dur right he's that big millionaire computer guy
he's totally not a plant

>>973806
>created by abc groups to track criminal transactions?
You're thinking of TOR

>>973819
both lol

>>973796
>a sort of police-like security force
you're going to have to clarify here, because as it is this sounds like you either want a PMC for schools or volunteer "militia" types to wait around hoping for a school shooting to start so they can legally shoot people.

Just get rid of the guns. Problem solved. We dont need guns in 2022.

>>973810
you know, im just throwing stuff at the wall here... no claims to be knowledgable or anything.

>wait around hoping for a school shooting to start so they can legally shoot people.
well i wasn't thinking of a private military company (if that's what PMC stands for) but rather a branch of your local police department.
but your scenario makes me think that maybe adding more guns to the situation isn't the best idea anyway.

i'm at a loss and have no idea what the solution is. but yeah just felt like i'd clarify my suggestion involved just having the police at schools at all times instead of having to drive to the scene after responding to calls.

>>973812
Invent something that makes them obsolete like phasers or light sabers or something.

>>973428
My principal in middle school got beat up regularly by people he was trying to search for weed. His car was also set on fire.

>>973611

https://files.catbox.moe/9yj4lt.jpg
This ain't Insurrection/pandemic, this is GENOCIDE!
As they pulled you out of the oxygen tent
You asked for the latest party
With your silicone hump and your ten inch stump
Dressed like a priest you was
Todd Browning's freak you was
Crawling down the alley on your hands and knee
I'm sure you're not protected, for it's plain to see
as you aint wearin' no mask as you hide behind a tree
Hunt you to the ground they will, pigs with kill appeal
I'll keep a friend serene
(Will they come?)

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>>973760
Bowie was a seer(sucker)

>>973597
>FBI and army both say Jan6 wasn't a coup
>REEEEE! Stalinist!
>(But Stalin did nothing wrong)

>>973611
Nice try pussyfart.

>>973611
Kek

>>973763
It worked for me

>>973682
Do you understand that Trump committed crimes?

>>973763
got enough for all of them?

>>973778
>>973763
>Take psycho meds
>Call other people crazy

>>973831
Do you understand you can't just accuse someone of committing crimes, you need to prove it with evidence?

Do you also understand that op-eds from WaPo and NYT are not evidence?

>gatewaypundit being sued for defamation
fucking hilarious

>>973401
>rightist media sent violent magadrones to her grandma's house
These terrorists aren't fooling around. Scary shit.

>>973551
it couldn't happen to a nicer clickbait merchant

>>973551
Surprised it hasn't happened sooner given they tried to run that smear operation against Mueller by paying women to make false rape allegations against him.

>>973781
Jim Hoft has been sued multiple times since 2018; by the Parkland shooting victims and by Dominion Voting Systems. The elite 1% billionaires who fund him always bail him out, no matter how large a settlement they are forced to make. It's the cost of being in the propaganda business for them.

>>973786
... Anupam Chander, a professor at Georgetown University Law Center, said that invoking Myanmar law wasn't "inappropriate." But he predicted that "it's unlikely to be successful," saying that "it would be odd for Congress to have foreclosed actions under U.S. law but permitted them to proceed under foreign law."
More than 730,000 Rohingya Muslims fled Myanmar's Rakhine state in August 2017 after a military crackdown that refugees said included mass killings and rape. Rights groups documented killings of civilians and burning of villages.
Myanmar authorities say they were battling an insurgency and deny carrying out systematic atrocities.
A Myanmar junta spokesman did not answer phone calls from Reuters seeking comment on the legal action against Facebook.
In 2018, U.N. human rights investigators said the use of Facebook had played a key role in spreading hate speech that fueled the violence. A Reuters investigation that year, cited in the U.S. complaint, found more than 1,000 examples of posts, comments and images attacking the Rohingya and other Muslims on Facebook.
The International Criminal Court has opened a case into the accusations of crimes in the region. In September, a U.S. federal judge ordered Facebook to release records of accounts connected to anti-Rohingya violence in Myanmar that the social media giant had shut down.
The new class-action lawsuit references claims by Facebook whistleblower Frances Haugen, who leaked a cache of internal documents this year, that the company does not police abusive content in countries where such speech is likely to cause the most harm.
The complaint also cites recent media reports, including a Reuters report last month, that Myanmar's military was using fake social media accounts to engage in what is widely referred to in the military as "information combat."
...

>>973788
... Mohammed Taher, a refugee living in the sprawling Bangladesh camps that are home to more than a million Rohingya, said Facebook had been widely used to spread anti-Rohingya propaganda. "We welcome the move," he said by phone.
Other sources: https://www.businessinsider.com/rohingya-refugees-sue-facebook-150-billion-myanmar-genocide-2021-12
https://www.voanews.com/a/rohingya-refugees-sue-facebook-for-150-billion-over-myanmar-violence/6342430.html
https://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-59558090

>>973786
Good for them. They will probably have more luck in British court

Cops also arrested Sylvester King, 33, of Freeport, L.I., in the Nov. 25 death of a 36-year-old homeless man stabbed in the chest near the Long Island Rail Road entrance at Seventh Ave. and 33rd St.

King has a lengthy criminal record, and has served three stints in state prison since 2007 — one for weapon possession, and the other two for drug dealing, public records show. He was released from prison in April after serving 18 months for an attempted sale of a controlled substance.

Most recently, King was busted on drug sale and robbery charges in September, though the disposition of those cases and whether bail was set wasn’t immediately known Monday night.

A homeless man charged with beating a guy last year was dumped back on the street thanks to so-called bail reform, only to allegedly pummel two women in Upper West Side attacks Thursday — and be freed again.
Darrell Johnson, 23, left one of his random female victims so brutally beaten that she suffered a “disfiguring laceration” to her face, law-enforcement sources told The Post on Monday.Last year, Johnson — who has more than a dozen arrests on his rap sheet dating to 2014, according to sources — was hit with assault and harassment charges in the man’s beatdown.He allegedly punched his victim “about the face with a closed fist multiple times” in a Harlem building, according to a court complaint.
Johnson then allegedly “used his feet to kick and stomp” the man in the Aug. 3, 2020, attack.
But a Manhattan judge had to release him without bail because none of the charges were eligible for the restriction under revamped state laws. Before the laws were changed, judges could use their discretion on setting bail.Then with that case still pending, Johnson was back on the street — where he allegedly approached a 50-year-old woman at Broadway and West 79th Street in Manhattan around 9:20 a.m. Thursday and assaulted her in a “violent, unprovoked” attack, sources said.The victim was so brutally beaten that sources said she suffered a “disfiguring laceration” to her face in the attack.Just three minutes later, Johnson allegedly assaulted another woman a block away.
In that incident, court records allege that Johnson walked up to the 32-year-old victim on West 80th Street and began punching her in the face, causing “redness and swelling,” according to the complaint.
In court Friday, Manhattan prosecutors recommended that Johnson be released under supervised monitoring for the attacks on the women, a request the judge granted.
A rep for the DA’s office said none of the charges were harsh enough to allow the judge to order Johnson held on bail.

>>973402
>Bernard Goetz

Where are the heroes today?

Man bloodied after brutal attack in Midtown subway station

A man was severely beaten with his head bleeding after a fight on the northbound platform of the 49th Street station, which serves the N and R trains, an MTA spokesperson said.

A man was arrested after leaving another man bloodied during a fight on a Midtown subway platform Friday afternoon, officials said.

The altercation between the two men broke out at around 3:20 p.m. on the northbound platform of the 49th Street station, which serves the N and R trains, an MTA spokesperson said.

Pedestrians, including children, were horrified as cops carried the bloodied victim out of the subway.

The alleged suspect smirks at cops while being escorted to a vehicle.

The bloodied victim was sent to Bellevue Hospital.

The bloodied victim endured a head injury.

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>>973761
>Where are the heroes today?
I, I can remember (I remember)
Standing, by the wall (by the wall)
And the guns, shot over our heads (over our heads)
And we shat our pants, as though nothing could fall (nothing could fall)
And the shame, was on the other side
Oh we can beat them, for ever and ever
Then we could be Heroes, just for one day
We can be Heroes
We can be Heroes
We can be Heroes
Just for one day
We can be Heroes
We're nothing, and nothing will help us

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Assuming these are normal shipping containers that get offloaded at some point, I would be curious how they could insure these would work and wouldn't be stacked differently at some point thus preventing them from opening and firing.
If they are just keeping them on boats in perpetuity there's not much we can do

>>973584
>that greentext
Go shoot up your high school about it schizo

>>973584

Old news. Pentagon released this concern over a year ago. Let's Go Brandon probably getting more $ for it.
NUKE CHINA before they nuke us first!

>>973619
>NUKE CHINA before they nuke us first!
China has a no first use policy. Unlike the global terrorist that is the USA.

Nice picture OP, clearly you are not pushing a hawkish agenda.

stay noided.

>>973612
>We're more than happy to dictate the bodily autonomy of adults
Yes. I never made the argument that dictating the bodily autonomy of adults is bad.

>Court ordered sobriety
In the cases where an individual has proven to be a danger to themselves or others and isn't capable of making safe choices concerning their alcohol use. The difference is that the safety of other human beings is a very easily discernible line to draw in comparison to what it means to be a person. I'm uncomfortable with the state enforcing such broad philosophical concepts on people's bodies.

>executive vaccine mandates dictate bodily autonomy
Depending on how its enforced it isn't an issue of bodily autonomy. If an employer or place of business requires vaccines that isn't a bodily autonomy issue. If a state or government enforces society wide vaccine mandates then the argument, clearly, the rational is that your decision to not get vaccinated has a direct impact on others in society. This is not the case with an abortion.

>For now it isn't because a person cannot be made to carry a child to term.
I think there's two separate bodily autonomy arguments here. The first one is that the state should or shouldn't have the right to force someone to carry a child to term based on codified law. The second is that a father should be able to use state power to force someone to carry a child to term based on his personal desire to have a kid. I think the arguments for/against each differ slightly from each other.

>>973613
>The second is that a father should be able to use state power to force someone to carry a child to term based on his personal desire to have a kid.
I don’t think there is any case in the “for” column here honestly. A woman would not be able to force a medical procedure, vasectomy, on a man so she wouldn’t have a child.

>>973614
>I don’t think there is any case in the “for” column here honestly
There definitely is an argument, its just a really bad one. You can list out a bunch of positives for doing so but it would be a giant ethical contradiction within the greater framework of our legal system. We don't really build laws on utilitarian calculus. For example, it may be good for one person to donate all of their organs and save the lives of five people. That doesn't mean it should be illegal not to.

>A woman would not be able to force a medical procedure, vasectomy, on a man so she wouldn’t have a child.
This is the argument I'd go with. There isn't any precedent I can think of for building a law which allows a person to inhibit their partner's bodily autonomy based on something like a personal desire.

>>971271
This guy knows the history. Even people who believe abortion should be legal (including myself) should know the history: Roe wasn't a great decision and was absolutely activism. Wasn't RBG famously unhappy with Roe? The cynic in me says that Roe was the perfect way to leave abortion on the table as a wedge issue.

>>971228
Who hurt you? Everyone I know with this opinion was raped as a child.

>>971256
>>971257
>>971255
They don't understand power. Try something else.

>>971571
Ok, boomer.

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>>971066
>to revive its ban on abortion starting at 15 weeks of pregnancy
Oh no, what will we do of we can't abort our babies after 15 weeks of being pregnant in a 38 week pregnancy that is so unreasonable