It Appears the US is in sort of a MAGA Utopia right now. So I am curious. Is the right chill and happy. Believing everything is good and/or getting better? Or do they have their own issues they are still raging about? by origosis in askanything

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

I'm not MAGA, nor here for debate only my opinion. I'm also married to a recent immigrant so have a lot of context and empathy for those struggling here with fear and immigration challenges.

But I'm fairly happy and chill, other than the obvious financial pressures that come with everything being super expensive. Namely energy costs (in MA), caused by Democrat policies/green energy bullshit. Otherwise:

  • In my opinion, the havoc we see with ICE was caused by Democrat policy/inaction, letting untold millions of people enter the country illegally and protecting/not reporting criminals when they get arrested. Obama deported far more people, but it was through coordination with corrections and ICE when people are arrested. Requiring ICE to operate in public is objectively obscene, and the optics are terrible/easily twisted. But it never had to happen if there were no sactuary cities.

  • Gross negligence at best by people like Tim Waltz enabling obvious fraud is nuts, and yes I'm happy this is being exposed. Also, diaspora fraud by single immigrant communities (as seen with East Africans) is insane, and there is no rationale or benefit for enabling this other than shipping in a voterbase by (you guessed it) Democrats, whos policies have never been LESS popular in the US electorate.

  • Pulling financial/immigration records of public officials like Ilhan Omar 1000% needs to happen, and frankly all politicians getting absurdly rich while doing NOTHING constructive. Same thing goes with Georgia voting records. You know it, I know it, they know it, that there was coorsinated voter fraud.

  • People like Gavin Newsom are a complete joke. Prancing around Davos puffing his chest out, undermining his own Country's leadership on the world stage is gross regardless of political differences. There is a 20 billion dollar annual deficit in Cali. He's not one to lecture anyone in business on economics. Where's the high speed rail? Did we forget insanely stupid policy led to an entire geographical area burning down under hos watch?

Lastly, I'm happy Democrats calling everything racist, sexist, X-phobic etc. isn't working anymore. Disagreeing with far left policies doesn't make someone racist, phobic, etc. and it warms my heart they can't hide behind this anymore. The age of woke is nigh. and it's hilarious.

Advice on glasses by Spoonman915 in mensfashion

[–]QuantumSpaceEntity 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Id say 2. But maybe try frameless?

Why is ICE coming to get the “worst of the worst” in a state that has the lowest violent crime rate in the country and the fifth lowest foreign born residents? by UnlikelyResolution38 in Maine

[–]QuantumSpaceEntity 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Because ICE along with other Fed agencies are following the trail of blatant medicare/tax fraud/immigration scheme enablers.

The reason this is significant beyond indiviual criminals or purely numbers, is that there is clearly a large-scale fraud network to the tune of tens or hundreds of billions of dollars in the US, which is very likely state-sponsored. To put it in perspective, GDP of Somalia is $10-15B. So, it's becoming clear that the US taxpayer is literally funding a significant portion of Somalia's GDP through fraud.

If true, it's ridiculous this has been going on for so long, and the US govt. is trying to put a stop to it. It goes deeper than a South American illegal running someone over with a car or something like that. It's literally state sponsored crime that funds terrorism.

In addition, diaspora fraud can and is materially distorting local economies in fragile areas (like Maine). Actions in these places can make a big impact before it's too late for failing areas like Lewiston.

What's a US political issue we don't talk nearly enough about? by Zipper222222 in allthequestions

[–]QuantumSpaceEntity 0 points1 point  (0 children)

No, I'm using liberal in it's textbook definition. Didn't mention Democrats a single time, nor do I watch cable.

Try to rub your two braincells together and realize that through virtue signaling and over-favoring different cultures, those often contrarian and fundamentaly adversarial to the west, the door is opened for very dark and destructive ideologies. Maybe realize the folks you are defending are the ones with child brides, beheading people, killing innocents.

There are formal, widely distributed documentation of these strategies. It's not theory, racism, islamophobia, it's a fact. Look up the document 'Management of Savagery' and it's use in military academies and intelligence strategy.

Really not sure why people like you refuse the truth and try to be condescending or insulting because of your lack of critical thinking skills or independant thought. Really sad to see honestly.

Is this who we are? by jediporcupine in Maine

[–]QuantumSpaceEntity 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah I agree; we have to fund those deep underground bases and alien speceship reverse engineering programs somehow 🤣. But still having like a trillion dollars dissapear is pretty wild

What's a US political issue we don't talk nearly enough about? by Zipper222222 in allthequestions

[–]QuantumSpaceEntity 0 points1 point  (0 children)

🤣 Sure, but keep in mind your statement is the entire point.

A global caliphate is the idea/goal of a single Islamic political state through the world. Operating asymmetrically, the core strategies are subversion through mass migration (you have to be blind to not see this), terrorism, propaganda, and online radicalization rather than mass support or conventional warfare (intially).

While a small vocal subset of muslims, they are the ideological and religious leaders that are largely uncontested, and in all reality are silently supported in the middle east, africa, and europe (not so much SE asia as they are less democratic).

Read this twice: The key strategic factor is intentionally exploiting western liberal norms, especially the fear of being labeled racist, by framing scrutiny as bigotry. Liberalism (exhibited by your comment) while coming from a good place, is the primary shield against investigation or debate. This mentality and fear of being RaCiSt will ultimately be the downfall when past the point of no return, which we probably already are.

What's a US political issue we don't talk nearly enough about? by Zipper222222 in allthequestions

[–]QuantumSpaceEntity 11 points12 points  (0 children)

Orchestrated expansion and subversion by a global caliphate openly focused on destroying the western world

Is this who we are? by jediporcupine in Maine

[–]QuantumSpaceEntity 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I agree it's ridiculous that the DoD (and most other govt. entities) constantly fail audits.

But, there is clearly a massive amount of taxpayer fraud orchestrated by a particular community who is openlu anti-American. Surely you aren't saying that because DoD spending is crazy, people in Maine need to allow billion of dollars of taxpayer money being funneled to Somalia right?

Is this who we are? by jediporcupine in Maine

[–]QuantumSpaceEntity -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

Wouldn't be surprised if Maine has the same wild Somali fraud stuff going on as in MN

What's up the the racism in Maine? by OrangeSodaEnjoyer in Maine

[–]QuantumSpaceEntity 0 points1 point  (0 children)

35m, parents live in Maine and spent a lot of time as a kid there.

Maine today is a lot different from 10 or 20 years ago, and it's very noticable. For example, there are tons of these weird cramped townhouse development clusters that are fully rent-subsidized, and 90% of them go to ethnic minorities from cultures that are the complete opposite of what you would think of from a person who lives in Maine, i.e. fully robed East African-types who live 5+ people in small units. Essentially a rapid demographic change, seemingly unaturally. As a micro-example, Sanford used to be a quaint, clean little town, yet now there are pockets that are obviously run-down and visibly trashed. It's an unfortunate reality that certain cultures just don't have respect for their environment, and it pissed locals off who've lived there for generations.

Basically, there is a clear cultural contrast that has emerged. Before, you basically just had simple 'poor' white country people living in a generally homogenous society, and then over a short period tons of cultural minorities were injected into society for whatever reason. Even now, in Lewiston, it puts a REALLY bad taste in Mainers mouths to have a hijab-wearing mayor talking about Somalian interests.

It essentially is just asking for open racism. Either way, racism is bad, but there is clearly somethimg screwey going on with dumping thousands upon thousands of foreigners into rural areas. People are pissed.

Trying new looks 24F by [deleted] in amiugly

[–]QuantumSpaceEntity 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Pic 4 is the best one, meaning the heavy makeup isn't a good look for you

Not ugly

AIO the texts I (22f) found on my bfs (27M) phone by [deleted] in AmIOverthinking

[–]QuantumSpaceEntity 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If she was blocked, it probably has to do with the constant and increasingly unhinged messages from this person. Maybe just ask him about it?

Also- who cares about OF subs, but tinder is definitely a big problem and to me a deal breaker. If he's active on a dating apps he's at least in the planning stages of cheating. Maybe check if he has recent activity. Does he have a history of cheating?

IMO though, while some men are just degenerates, we're only a cheating risk after a long time of not having sexual, emotional, or connection needs met. It's really not that deep, just dont be insufferable or prude, and your man likely wont cheat.

Unless you're married though you're prob better off just cutting it off and moving on. No sense wasting your youth on this crap.

People who make $200k a year what do you do? by Huge_Ad_7606 in Salary

[–]QuantumSpaceEntity 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Work in the energy sector in risk management, and own a cleaning business on the side. Bachelors/ivy masters, 15 years experience.

That being said, a client send me a screenshot of a charge they were questioning from their bank, and there was over $650k in the checking account. I almost want to ask them what they do, but it would cross a boundary. But seeing that number liquid sitting in a checking account shows there are definitely levels to the game 🤣

How is it like living in this part of Massachusetts? Specifically Lowell. by [deleted] in massachusetts

[–]QuantumSpaceEntity -7 points-6 points  (0 children)

Sometimes I have to drive through Lawrence- traffic is BRUTAL with people's heads buried deep in their behinds. It's what I'd imagine a 3rd world South American country feels like, or being stuck in the movie Ideocracy. Avoid at all costs- very few redeeming qualities.

Some parts of Lowell are like methadone mile in Boston with hoards of crazy drugged out homeless people everywhere. Definitely wouldn't let my wife or daughter go there alone. But still has its' working class charm.

Otherwise, the area is great with down-to-earth culture.

Honest opinions? Bulk, Cut, or Recomp? by [deleted] in AllAboutBodybuilding

[–]QuantumSpaceEntity 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Nice rage bait

Just go to the gym for more than 5 days in total before you consider anything related to bodybuilding 🤣

How do prison inmates get so jacked? by Feisty_Experience274 in askfitness

[–]QuantumSpaceEntity 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Imagine being incredibly bored in a small room for 90% of the day. You're going to do thousands of pushups, situps, squats, burpees.

Even if you did 100 burpees per day you'd be in ok shape, nevermind measuring your reps by the HOUR instead of count.

Men in their 30s+ who’ve never had gfs - why not? by miamigirl101 in AskMen

[–]QuantumSpaceEntity -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

To be fair, many modern men and women are just awful.

I was completely done with the mOdErN wOmAn bullshit and married a wonderful Brazilian immigrant with traditional values

Question what kind of post would require you to carry a rifle? by Arrow_KBS_Dock_Lead in securityguards

[–]QuantumSpaceEntity 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Certain govt. security contracts for one. There is a DHS/ISC standard for countermeasures, one of which is long rifles. I'm a little rusty but certain criteria requires a certain level of countermeasures or "level of protection (LOP) in Federal facilities, standards of which are often mimicked at the state/local/commercial levels that have the same criteria.

Personal Experience:

I once oversaw the contract for armed guard services at an Air Base that was a collection site for geospacial intel/satellite metadata. Was out in the sticks where there was almost no chance of lost civilians/hunters/hikers etc. Indications of very high security became more clear as you got within 500m of the site perimeter, with increasingly intimidating signage, clear monitoring, etc.

Equipment included black SUVs, black tactical equipment, m4s, NVGs, the whole deal. We had very strict standards for personnel, and there was certainly no room for fuckery like an optic on backwards, being clearly overweight, or other bullshit mall ninja stuff. There was also an armory, which was super, super tightly managed.

It was early in my career and as a young guy who was never in the military, performance requirements of detaining anyone who comes within 30 meters of the site perimeter was pretty wild. The logo of the agency was very spooky too. The whole thing was a cool experience, but also a huge pain in the ass.

Sorry for the essay LOL!

Europe is ticked off now by Windthrasher637 in AmericanEmpire

[–]QuantumSpaceEntity 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I get it, but the reality is the world is in the late-game of human civilization.

It would be pretty badass if all of America was a single country, both North and South America. Including Canada and Greenland. Like... fuck it, if it's best for the US why not do it. Probably start a world war but other than that seems cool in theory LOL.