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Who flew 80.000 of them into MN?


If you want to be even more cynical and conspiratorial- who invaded Somalia giving America politicians the cover of western guilt to bring them over here?
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You do realize he's not Iranian or Persian anymore?



Before continuing, I need to ask: did you actually listen to the full press conference?

If not, then this exchange doesn’t really have a foundation for a good-faith discussion.

Maybe she will slip on some ice

It’s unbelievable- a Somali born American hating woman is going to stand on the streets of an American(arguable) city in support of non Americans- all while doing so as an elected official in our highest legislative body.

We better fix this shite now before it’s too late.
Did you listen to him?

I’m not taking a position in any way whatsoever.

Simply that the man was prepared for this moment. I’m neither supporting or criticizing the moment in itself.
If you can take one thing away from listening to the man speak and answer questions for about 45 minutes, he has spent the large percentage of his life in exile planning and thinking of these times.

There is little doubt that this was the brainchild of some CIA agent.

The only bright side is that whoever thought of it saw the Somalis as expendable once exposed.

And I can’t think of a more expendable immigrant population

re: Predator badlands

Posted by Hayekian serf on 1/16/26 at 10:47 am to
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Almost everything NOT Avatar lost money.


This isn’t true

Just off the top of my head

Sinners
How to Train Your Dragon
Weapons
Minecraft
F1
Lilo Stich
Zootopia

And I’m sure there are a dozen more.

Also, I’d wager Avatar didn’t turn that big of a profit

All of those above made substantial profits for their respective studios
If Trump can make the people of Greenland want to be part of the U.S.- the EU and Denmark won’t be able to do a damn thing about it without being perceived as gigantic hypocrites
The U.S. has wanted Greenland for a while.

It’s one of the few realities that gives the U.S. any parity in rare earth metals.

Mountain Pass is still years away from being productive and even there most of the extremely important resources aren’t present.
The more interesting “what if.”

If Philip II of Macedon lives another 20 years, he’s the one we’d be talking about, not Alexander. Philip already did the hardest work: unifying Macedon, breaking Greek resistance, and building the army that could take on Persia. Alexander inherited a finished system.

A longer-lived Philip likely invades Persia himself, but more carefully. Slower expansion, more consolidation, fewer dramatic marches east. You still get a Hellenistic world, it’s just clearly Philip’s project.

Alexander in that world is remembered as a great general or successor, not the centerpiece.

Philip is possibly the most under-appreciated father in history.

re: Predator badlands

Posted by Hayekian serf on 1/14/26 at 12:06 pm to
There is a reason is lost about 100 million dollars
If Alexander lives another 20–25 years, the world isn’t fundamentally different, just less chaotic.

Once Alexander the Great broke Achaemenid power, the Hellenistic trajectory was locked in. Greek language, cities, coinage, and elite culture were going to dominate the eastern Mediterranean and Near East regardless, as it still did during Roman times across the Roman Empire. Greek was the language and culture of the intellectual elites. His early death mainly produced the Successor wars and decades of instability.

Had he lived, that fragmentation is delayed or avoided. Trade networks stabilize sooner, populations aren’t ground down by constant war, and Rome likely rises more slowly, though not prevented.

The main area of real divergence is east of Persia. Longer consolidation in Bactria and the Indus could deepen Greco-Indian interaction, especially with early Mauryan power under Chandragupta Maurya.
Her career has fallen off so rapidly. This is what her future looks like.
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Don’t tell me that Netflix is getting ahold of Narnia. That’s borderline sacrilege.


Greta Gerwig dude

And Meryl Streep is Aslan

A feminist Narnia

I’ll say no more.
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John Adams didn’t write the Constitution for easy times.



Well John Adams didn’t write the constitution.

He was the second president to ignore it completely and was hated for it by his contemporaries so much so that his own VP destroyed him in his reelection bid.

And then honestly Jefferson- great revolutionary and all time genius- wasn’t very constitutional in his own right as a president.


However compared to every president, outside of a few, starting with Lincoln- they were both very constitutional
I don’t think it’s going to be much of a war
They won’t do anything, but there will be an increase in cartel activity on this side of the border such as kidnappings.
But this will only reinforce or build the public’s appetite for their destruction
It’s a damn shame what Netflix is about to do to his work.

Whatever kid sold their fathers soul to Netflix should be haunted by their father