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12:51 AM
Vance?
@Wipqozn isn't that illegal?
the part where he's suggesting Space Karen fired Striking workers
 
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4:36 AM
"If the chopper is going fine, you're riding with Jeffrey Epstein"
 
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11:47 AM
> J.K. Rowling and Elon Musk have both been named in a criminal complaint filed to French authorities over alleged “acts of aggravated cyber harassment” against Algerian boxer and newly crowned Olympic champion Imane Khelif.
also
> US District Judge Reed O'Connor today recused himself from Elon Musk's lawsuit alleging that advertisers targeted X with an illegal boycott.

O'Connor was apparently Musk's preferred judge in the lawsuit filed last week against the World Federation of Advertisers (WFA) and several large corporations. In order to land O'Connor, the Musk-owned X Corp. sued in the Wichita Falls division of the US District Court for the Northern District of Texas.

O'Connor purchased Tesla stock, a fact that generated controversy in a different X lawsuit that he is still overseeing. He also invested in Unilev
Space Karen not having a good week?
@Memor-X In a sane country, yes. In the USA? I honestly have no idea.
 
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> “Here—the considerable resources of X to host Trump’s campaign event, including dedicating real-time staff to address technical difficulties specifically for the campaign event and the time of its owner to participate in the event—are of significant value to the Trump Campaign,” the complaint reads.
That's actually a really good point.
6:02 PM
@User1865345 That wou;d be weird af
@Wipqozn Think I saw they are in trouble for it because they both kinda said they did union busting in their businesses, which is illegal
 
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9:04 PM
> Flag football is a non-tackling version of American football where players wear belts with flags on them, and minimal equipment. Instead of tackling a player to stop a play, defenders try to grab one of their flags. The game will be played on a 50-yard field that's 25 yards wide with two ten yard end zones, and it will be a five-on-five format. Players aim to get to end zones in four downs, and the game has an emphasis on speed.
Interesting rules for this version
 
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10:22 PM
Judge removes election-denying lawyer from Dominion defamation case for ‘egregious misconduct’ cnn.com/2024/08/14/politics/…
She's the lawyer who leaked documents to a MAGA sheriff a ways back
 
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11:36 PM
Canadian Future Party now exists, billing itself as a centrist option between the liberals and cons cbc.ca/news/politics/canada-future-party-launches-1.7294230
> "[Poilievre] is riding in the coattails of the American MAGA movement, and that sort of politics is not Canadian," Cardy said. "Equally, when the Liberals talk about how everything is just fine and 'sunny ways,' they're living in the 1990s."
> Cardy laid out five policy planks on which he says the new party will be campaigning: reforming government programs, increasing Canada's defence spending to two per cent of its gross domestic product, reforming immigration through "better gatekeepers," making life more affordable by "dismantling protectionism" and increasing competition in the airline, telecommunications and agricultural sectors.
> Cardy said the party's ideology is aimed at finding solutions to problems by "looking at facts [and] sharing research and methodology," so Canadians can understand how the party makes its policy decisions.
> "For example, that means no time wasted arguing about climate change," Cardy said. "It's real. What matters is how we unleash our creative forces to fix it."
> Cardy, a former cabinet minister in New Brunswick's Progressive Conservative government and the former leader of the province's New Democratic Party, said the new party is oriented neither to the left nor the right, "but forward."
Sounds like they're aiming to be socially left, but economical right
> "Under the shell on the left, the social programs you need. But along with it, too often you have to buy bloated government, ever-increasing spending, divorced from delivering results.
> "Under the shell on the right, we're supposed to find fiscal discipline. But along with it, too often there's a mean-spirited approach that blames the most vulnerable for their plight, selfishness masquerading as liberty that happily misdirects government resources to the wealthy, and polices our bodies and our bedrooms."
I'm not that familiar with his background, but I like what he's saying

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