This is funny because recently Candace Owens argued that Americans don’t use the word vehicle. This was one of the most important points in her conspiracy theory.

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    Anonymous

    Dang. My kids aren’t American.

    How did this happen? How do we find out their true citizenship and get residency visas in whatever country they actually belong to?

    This is terribly inconvenient.

    -ethyl

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    1. Clarissa Avatar

      That’s exactly what I thought when I first heard her say it. My kid routinely says “vehicle” and “beverage” because she has good vocabulary. It’s not a big deal.

      This woman is a clinical moron. People get upset when I say it but it’s true. She’s irredeemably stupid.

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        Anonymous

        She’s a brilliant engagement farmer: that’s the business she’s in.

        Maybe better than Fuentes, as his engagement seems to be largely artificial:

        https://x.com/DataRepublican/status/1997982418653884579

        -ethyl

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          Stringer Bell

          Datarepublican made her name doing analysis of government waste and wokeness and soon pivoted to zionism full-time (like libsoftiktok and so many others).

          Anyone citing anything from this fake as fuck agency NCRI is either a shill or a dupe.

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          Stringer Bell

          his engagement seems to be largely artificial

          If this were true, every israeli infiltrator in the country from ben shapiro to randy fine wouldn’t be panicking, demanding that he not be “platformed,” and calling for the ostracizing of anyone who even talks to him. Either his following is fake and he isn’t worth worrying about, or he is very real and must be confronted. You can’t have it both ways.

          “He has no constituency AND we must have a U.S. Senate resolution specifically denouncing him” is logically inconsistent.

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            Anonymous

            Dunno man. I’m inclined to believe it simply because I can’t even listen to the guy. There’s something deeply fake about him. I’ve tried a few times to see what everybody’s talking about and before he ever even gets to say anything controversial, the squick gets so bad I have to turn it off.

            Unfortunately “the squick” doesn’t give me specific data– it’s the animal instinct that says “leave now, wash your hands with soap, bag everything you’re wearing and throw it in the outside trash can to avoid contamination.

            That could mean he’s the sort of dishonest person who manipulates people for a living, or it could just mean he has a thing for little boys.

            YMMV

            -ethyl

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            1. Clarissa Avatar

              He’s definitely gay, that’s for sure. Which is not a criticism. I like gay people. But trying to conceal this does lead to a general impression of dishonesty.

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                Anonymous

                Perhaps. For me that alert has a high correlation with “predator”.

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              Stringer Bell

              Well, you can believe whatever you want. All I’m saying is that citing this fake organization’s fake report as evidence for your belief is mistaken. “He gives me the ick” is more valid than whatever these people churned out.

              The same organization who categorized “Christ is King” as hate speech in another one of their reports last summer, btw.

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      Anonymous

      My kids make jokes about being a maximum occupancy vehicle (MOV) in the HOV lane. No wonder they feel like they don’t fit in.

      -k

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      1. Clarissa Avatar

        We are all very eccentric here.

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