Have you ever seen any Destiny videos? It’s the same way Dat debates. It’s how most of them “debate”. There’s no good faith involved. They don’t want to actually have honest discourse. There’s only one side ever pushing for censorship.
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Hahaha. Multiple people have shown you things. You choose to either ignore or dissect something else in their post, instead of manning up. You've been owned here. I'll give you credit for not running like your sidekick @SDevada though.
But like the saying goes, better to remain quiet and thought to be a fool than speak and remove all doubt. This fits you to a T.
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You're too dumb to learn, too boring to roll up my sleeves for.
I like a lot of what he’s done. However, I just can’t shake Bondi and the Epstein Files. And all of the other files for that matter. I’m leaning towards thinking we were duped.
Ultimately, I’m going to give it more time. But if we don’t start to see justice for all of the corruption from the last 4 years, along with the release of said files, I’m going to be out on Trump.
So I took a picture of a class today to submit to our yearbook… I made them squeeze together to fit in the picture frame, but they organized themselves into 2 even rows… and when I showed them to my wife at home, she pointed out that the back row was all the Black kids and the front row was all the white (& “white-Hispanic”) kids!
I’m going to point it out to them tomorrow. I think this is just an occasion where we can laugh at ourselves, but y’all feel free to take this bit of personal sharing and manipulate it into some douchey political dig.
I’m going to point it out to them tomorrow. I think this is just an occasion where we can laugh at ourselves, but y’all feel free to take this bit of personal sharing and manipulate it into some douchey political dig.
Typical racist democrat. Telling the blacks to go to the back.
Kidding. Calm your tits.
I voted on 3 pro-Palestine resolutions this weekend. I spoke up against one and in favor of revising* another. The first did not pass; the second was revised and passed. The third**, which I voted for, barely passed. I can't share deets b/c it's confidential, and some of y'all won't believe me anyway, but it's an example of critical and independent thinking y'all wish I didn't have so you can pretend I'm some caricature that fits your bias against all liberals.
(* The revision softened pro-Palestine language.)
(** The one I voted for was about distinctions in language, sort of like the difference between saying "race-related" and "racist.")
(* The revision softened pro-Palestine language.)
(** The one I voted for was about distinctions in language, sort of like the difference between saying "race-related" and "racist.")
'School officials need to be prosecuted': Girls allegedly forced to disrobe in front of male
Detransitioners get a personal meeting with Education Secretary Linda McMahon for fifth annual Detransitioner Awareness Day. District fights with teachers union in court over parental notification for gender transitions.
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Yeah, the ISS gets regular supply shipments from Earth, so the astronauts were never in danger of running out of anything. Those missions bring food, water, oxygen, and other equipment. There are also storage areas on the ISS with reserves in case of delays. The station also has the ability to recycle water and oxygen.
Ok. The mission was supposed to be 8 days. If there were missions to bring them food, water, oxygen, and other supplies, then why didn't one of the missions bring them home?
And there was an interview they did a few weeks ago where they were offered to be brought home when Biden was the President, but supposedly Biden said no. My question is there is 2 astronauts stuck up there. In the interview, there's a 3rd person there. Where did he come from?
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The cargo space crafts are not designed to transport humans. Check out the Cygnus space craft. It delivers supplies, then burns up in Earth’s atmosphere upon reentry.
Here’s a timeline of events I found online (this is copy/pasted):
-Butch Wilmore & Sunni Williams were planned to be up there for 8 days. A quick test flight of Boeing's starliner capsule.
-That Starliner almost didn't even make it to the ISS - helium leaked and thrusters malfunctioned on the way.
-NASA and Boeing spent the summer trying to figure out what went wrong and whether the problems would repeat on the flight back, endangering its two test pilots. NASA ultimately decided it was too risky and ordered the capsule back empty in September.
-NASA launched the next crew rotation mission — Crew 9 — in September carrying just two crew members, Hague and Gorbunov, instead of four. Wilmore and Williams then joined the Crew 9 fliers aboard the ISS for a normal-duration six-month mission.
-NASA cleared the way for Crew 9's return to Earth by launching 4 replacements— Crew 10 commander Anne McClain, pilot Nichole Ayers, cosmonaut Kirill Peskov, and Japanese astronaut Takuya Onishi — last Friday.
The astronauts were never actually “stranded” as there was always a craft there that could have taken them home. However, if they would have taken it, it would have messed up the scheduled crew rotations (and left the others without a space craft), which is why they stayed put until now.
^Where’d you hear all that? Was it…
TEH MAINSTREAM MEDIAAAAAA?!?!?1?
Here’s what the mainstream media isn’t telling us… Trust me: I do my own rEsEaRcH.
TEH MAINSTREAM MEDIAAAAAA?!?!?1?
Here’s what the mainstream media isn’t telling us… Trust me: I do my own rEsEaRcH.
How long were they up there? I’m talking about the two that have been all over the news the last few weeks.
And no one has answered how the 3rd person got there. What did he do, hop out of one and get in there with the 2 stuck?
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They were up there for 9 months (June 5, 2024). The other two crew members arrived at the space station in September 2024. A crew ship has been docked at the ISS since then as well.
