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@Ash_Kvetchum "The Pokgoyim know! Shut it down!"

Sounded better in my head than spelled out, but it's what I've got.

@Tfmonkey I have said before on other posts that I would not be shocked to the core if we did indeed have the moon landing faked. I was already open to that possibility. You bringing it up on your shows just made me think how the deboonkers often rely on a number of poorly constructed arguments. And in this case, they are expecting most of the audience not to question the flimsy premises.

"I saw it on a Youtube video" is the modern version of "the TV said" in this case.

@Tfmonkey "400,000 NASA employees would have had to been in on it."

I am not an expert on government secret keeping, but I would assume that they would not tell all of the employees that they were faking things. That would be kept to a very small circle.

Hell, this is not even a political hack job like a lot of other videos, but I am seeing a whole lot of disingenuous and retard arguments now that I am watching this video again.

@Tfmonkey "They did not have the computer graphics to fake the pictures! The shadows are parallel, only able to be done by the sun itself!"

I would also guess that it would not be a stretch to also find ways to fake photographs without computers at the time, and there are ways to create forced perspectives as well (Lord of the Rings did this many times during the films). The video of "the moon landing" was not of this quality, but grainy footage.

@Tfmonkey Oh so now you think the moon landing was faked? Well guess what? Adam Ruin Everything totally deboonked that conspiracy theory! See for yourself!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dWBYAxhH3u4

Don't feel obligated to watch the video, but looking back at the claim "we just did not have the film making and lighting technology at the time to fake it" is silly. We were apparently making great leaps in space travel technology, but advancing lighting and filming techniques? That's just hard to believe, isn't it?

The "JD Vance is weird" is cringe and obviously disingenuous. The lefties pushing that meme don't care if someone is weird, as they are full of freaks. They are hoping that those on the right do care though.

After people already voted for Trump in spite of all the factors with him, I doubt this will make a difference with Vance. I consider Vance a non-factor in the overall election anyways, like many vice-presidents.

@WhitestTemplar @TheMadPirate @Ghislaine Yes. Pics related, as memes in their essence are about conveying ideas without additional explanation.

I don't think the left is incapable of understanding or using sarcasm, but that they are not able to allow themselves to fully use it without first worrying about having the "correct" opinions, as their ideas are all formed through consensus rather than independently. Which is why they rely so much on "authoritative" sources for their ideas.

@PNS "People make more money by going to college."

When you aggregate stats from decades in the past and combine that data with current trends, that is technically true. But going to college no longer guarantees a high paying job. And with colleges having more watered down standards while costing more, often college is not a good idea and you demonstrate less intelligence by thinking that it is automatically a positive.

Doing recon of the leftist faggot propaganda on NPR today, and they were talking about how Maduro is an authoritarian and there are major accusations of fraud in the election. It got me thinking, why are they going hard on him? Certainly not because they actually oppose his political ideaology.

Then I recalled (and confirmed) that Venezuala wants to join BRICS. That would explain why our state propaganda would be saying what they said.

@Justicar "He's taking his own conclusions about a small group of men and then universally applying it to all young single men." And he then states that the guy in the opening part is not offering any solutions and only shaming and blaming.

And he also states how many men in the church are unable to find women who are actually marriageable and says that men should not be taking sole blame when women are the other half of the equation.

It is far better than what we see normally in churches.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P_Rh_w5QWHI

I am glad to see videos like this, as it shows that there is pushback against the tonedeaf "man up" message that many young men get from churches and pastors who do not understand how the conditions are no longer the same and that blaming young men for not being married is ridiculous when women have inflated standards and the marriage contract is as ironclad as toiletpaper.

@PapaPole On her death bed, she will look around at all her loved ones, but realize she has none of them. She will be close to tears, but then a smile will light up her face. Because she will remember all the great times she had flying on the airplane in the slightly larger seats and priority boarding.

"Yes," she says. "That was what was truly important. The flying experience was far superior in first class."

Just moments later, her eyes close for the last time.

@YoMomz @sardonicsmile if the guys on the right are doing everything described, then they will stop being aesthetic when they reach their mid 20s. It is super easy to rely on "genetics" when you have teenage metabolism and do sports year round. The real test is when you have to go out of your way to make time to be healthy and fit.

@PalePimp @BobsonDugnuttHB Agreed. I am not going to deny that American food has problems when it comes to all the added crap we have in it (sugars, preservatives), but all the issues he brings up about it being processed and full of sugar applies very much to McDonalds. It is not hard to find a place to eat that is better than McDonalds, as you will basically find that by going anywhere else to eat.