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There should be an amendment to the constitution, whereby any public servant, that has ever: suggested, passed or enforced any legislation that violates any section of the Bill of Rights, should immediately lose their citizenship and be permanently barred from the United States.
Does anyone else have a HUD in their visual field?
I have aphantasia. The other day I was describing it to my wife and she was like "wdym see images in your head it's just a metaphor you dum dum".
Well, this is how she learned she has aphantasia as well. It's been three days and she's interrogating all our friends and extended family and still can't get over the fact that people are able to just close their eyes and see images.
She's an artist an a graphic designer btw
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Most of the zero day exploits being found in recent days, have likely been there for decades, but without the speed of AI to parse the code meant that they remained hidden. For all of the gloom around Black October, things could have been worse, had AI not been there find them.
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With sufficiently advanced local AI and hardware, millions of procedurally generated Internets, without any connection to each another or a network, could be made to run on individual devices one day. Each device, would be an entire internet/universe on to itself.
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Wouldn't be funny if the US unveiled fully realized zero-point energy infrastructure, while the globe is hurting most for energy?
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Listening to Rockwell's Somebody's Watching Me in the 80s, versus listening to it contemporarily.
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Lust, pursuit of pussy, has created more issues in history than any other factor, and the contrary opinion is wishful thinking at its worst. Men who forget this basic truth have always paid for it with their fortunes and their sanity.
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I find that the reputation of an area, is directly proportional to the ratio of [size:quantity] of institutions dedicated to either, vice or virtue.
Seedy areas have a plethora of small institutions dedicated to both, within close proximity to each other; while reputable areas, have fewer, large institution dedicated to either vice or virtue, usually situated far apart from each other.
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I thought I would never see the day a 2A organization would needed to stoop to sophistry win an argument, yet here we are.
Delaware is suing Glock claiming it "has knowingly designed, marketed, and sold handguns that can be easily converted into illegal machine guns using so‑called 'Glock switches.'"
The problem? The Glock design was introduced well before the first aftermarket "switch."
news.delaware.gov/2026/10/22…
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Has anyone considered, that the woke need to destroy gaming, because of it is an existential threat to them; and that every studio closed as a result of their sedition furthers their goals, because no other studios are being built to take their place.
A single person with AI can build what studios cannot, and that is why there such a large push against it.
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Loyalist during the founding era were allowed their gun rights back, after the War of Independence. Reverend Fincher and Adamiak can make 2A history, with lawsuits challenging the legality of form 4473 under Bruen, should they so chose.
Presidential pardon recipients still barred from buying guns
The Federal Bureau of Investigation has denied recent firearm purchases by both Pastor Russell Fincher and Patrick “Tate” Adamiak who were each pardoned by President Donald L. Trump nearly two months ago.
Adamiak tried to purchase an Auto-Ordnance semi-automatic Thompson, which had engraved images of President Trump. Fincher tried to buy a Smith & Wesson Victory handgun. Each completed an ATF Form 4473, but each was denied by the FBI.
Both Adamik and Pastor Fincher received Presidential pardons, which were signed by President Trump Sept. 3, 2026, but neither man’s Second Amendment rights appear to have been fully restored.
ATF Director Robert Cekada was quick to point out that his agency had nothing to do with the denials.
“I am fully aware of that, but it has nothing to do with us,” Cekada said Friday morning. “We don’t block anybody. The 4473 goes to the FBI. Anyone who gets a denial on a background check gets denied by the FBI.”
The FBI requires members of the media to submit their question via email. Questions were sent Friday morning, but so far, the agency has not called or sent a response.
“It’s frustrating,” Fincher said Friday morning.
He ordered the Smith & Wesson handgun through a local dealer.
“I told him he’s going to have to sell it to someone else,” Fincher said. “If I want to buy a firearm, I guess now I have to buy it from an individual.”
Adamiak said he also experienced problems with a denial by the Pennsylvania State Police instant background check system.
“I filled out an appeal and mailed it to the state,” he said. “They won’t accept digital submissions, and they have up to 30 days to make a decision.”
The state and federal systems are not communicating, he said.
“We’re both cleared,” Adamiak said. “Every day we can’t get a firearm is a day we can’t defend ourselves. Our Second Amendment rights are being violated. We each have presidential pardons.”
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With AI, someone can do screen test here on X, to see if the creators would be up to the idea in the future, based on the fan response.
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Black October was a blessing in disguise. The internet dodged a huge black swan event, that had been festering for the better part of a decade, possibly longer.
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