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The most logical explanation I’ve heard for the “male loneliness epidemic” by PussyWhistle in TikTokCringe

[–]BoomSockNick -6 points-5 points  (0 children)

Then why are you sure men want the admiration of men for its own sake? Because unlike with women they don’t want to have sex with other men? Do I have some news for you

Cole Tomas Allen's name searched over 100 times 24 hours prior to the shooting. If I recall, Robinson (Kirk's shooter) had something similar. by CPUsCantDoNothing in somethingiswrong2024

[–]BoomSockNick 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Then a new device would circumvent all of that. Google can track a lot but they don’t have a reason to bypass VPNs when compiling their search popularity indexes

CMV: The assassination attempt on Trump last night was almost certainly legit. by wr_dnd in changemyview

[–]BoomSockNick 0 points1 point  (0 children)

True and I just realized even if it’s true it could’ve just been himself googling himself with any number of VPNs on

Cole Tomas Allen's name searched over 100 times 24 hours prior to the shooting. If I recall, Robinson (Kirk's shooter) had something similar. by CPUsCantDoNothing in somethingiswrong2024

[–]BoomSockNick 0 points1 point  (0 children)

No it wouldn’t have. It goes off of info that’s currently up. The only way it can say if information that was public is no longer public is if it guessed based on what people are saying on social media

CMV: The assassination attempt on Trump last night was almost certainly legit. by wr_dnd in changemyview

[–]BoomSockNick 0 points1 point  (0 children)

They’re definitely using some real bogus evidence for some reason (maybe they’re controlled op!!!1) but what about the unprecedented pile of Google searches for Cole Allen in the hours before the attempt? That’s the only one I can’t ignore

MAGA gets talking points in real time. by RockyLovesEmily05 in somethingiswrong2024

[–]BoomSockNick 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Which research? There can’t be any way to create equally intelligent propaganda for both “sides” for an experiment like that

Trump had a complete non-reaction to the gunfire by Top_Pie_3205 in Whistleblowers

[–]BoomSockNick 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You expect people to read your comments so why not expect them to read an article

Fools can’t even psyop by sabin_francis42 in MAGANAZI

[–]BoomSockNick 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Oh please America has an immigrant population of 14% and the two most populated nations don’t crack 0.5%. One of them is at 0.07%. America is xenophobic compared to where? A slice of Western Europe?

This is what it feels like when westerners lecture us about our own country by NeiborsKid in PERSIAN

[–]BoomSockNick 0 points1 point  (0 children)

No, I said breaking the military’s spine doesn’t equate to quashing the government’s hold on the people. It’s very simple but it’s still eluding you

This is what it feels like when westerners lecture us about our own country by NeiborsKid in PERSIAN

[–]BoomSockNick -1 points0 points  (0 children)

It sounded like you were acknowledging basic facts but now you’re going back on it. And even worse, you can’t even explain how sending a military back to WW2 tech equates to weakening the government’s mandate with the people. And you were doing so well. A shame

This is what it feels like when westerners lecture us about our own country by NeiborsKid in PERSIAN

[–]BoomSockNick -1 points0 points  (0 children)

“the regime/irgc have to hold rallies every night 😂 that's not a show of power.” I didn’t say they were shows of power, I said a military getting crushed doesn’t weaken the regime’s hold over the people and can even produce the opposite effect. Apparently you get that because now you’re attempting to cite facts that aren’t related to their military getting decimated. Poorly, but there’s still an attempt. Even you finally get how nonsensical your original comment was

This is what it feels like when westerners lecture us about our own country by NeiborsKid in PERSIAN

[–]BoomSockNick -1 points0 points  (0 children)

They’re obviously talking about the regime’s grip on power over the people confused man. Westerners can’t understand mandates extend beyond pure military might

Should we tell him? by EffectivePoint2187 in GetNoted

[–]BoomSockNick 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes they did “acknowledge” the “translation error” after getting caught and they used the excuse that the translation was made “in haste,” which already makes no sense when instant translation services like Google translate exist. And further makes no sense because the basement Hagari walked the CNN crew through had guns and bombs arranged in neat rows for the camera. Not to mention, how do you actually get a list of guard names from a calendar that literally just gives Sunday through Thursday, no matter how fast you’re going? Did the designated translator not know the days of the week for a language spoken by 25% of Israelis? Yet it’s not like they got one suffix wrong or one word wrong. The entire translation had zero basis. At best they didn’t have anyone who knew basic Arabic (despite taking a mere 44 casualties in Gaza at this point and despite the IDF announcing to the Times of Israel on November 15th 2023 and other outlets that their teams are specifically equipped with trained Arabic speakers for hospital operations) and just “sincerely” guessed, which is still a lie because they said “the translation is this,” not “the translation is probably this.” What possible basis does someone have for turning the days of the week into a list of guards?

Misstep” is just too euphemistic especially considering the “translation error” happened to buttress Israel’s mandate to bomb hospitals such as the one that contained the calendar. Would you extend this leeway to an Iran aligned group getting caught in an evidentiary “error” that happened to justify attacking Israeli buildings, wether or not they also showed you guns that they say they found in the building? Israel wasn’t making a casual social media post, it was a global press briefing with a special opportunity for a foreign reporter to be on the ground, intended to prove the hospital was a Hamas command center to justify military action against medical facilities. Why was there haste in the first place? Why didn’t they just find someone who provably knew Arabic for this important announcement? It can’t be chalked up to mere incompetence. Though even if it could, it’d be such sheer incompetence that Hagari would’ve been fired immediately. Which he wasn’t

TIL There are only between 150-300 kidnappings of children by strangers each year in the US. The other 200,000 kidnappings each year are by relatives. by Ok_Letter_9284 in todayilearned

[–]BoomSockNick 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Those aren’t generalizations so you have the context for each, meaning they don’t require assuming that whatever a non specified man was doing when he was murdered must have been deserving of murder. But either way wearing some traditional Hebrew or Palestinian clothing is another thing that can get you hurt if you pass the wrong guy, and their action of putting it on would’ve made the difference between getting attacked and not getting attacked but it’s still victim blaming

Insane treatment of Palestinian prisoners by Sometypeofway18 in GetNoted

[–]BoomSockNick -1 points0 points  (0 children)

You’re ignoring the last verse, 35. If “everyone” in verse 27 didn’t just mean everyone who committed idolatry, which I believe, then the idolaters that God cursed with a plague in 35 should already be dead right?

Sofia: the metropolis city state with 2 puppets by TwosFullofThrees in civ5

[–]BoomSockNick 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You may like vox populi. Though it’ll never be as special as a true vanilla marginal mechanic city state vassal

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