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Supergirl threatens people with her laser eyes and has a milk fetish

The newest feminist hero turned out to be the female version of Homelander

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Private property rights were surrendered the moment we accepted the first exceptions.

The government taxes what you own and it seizes it through eminent domain whenever officials decide your land serves a β€œhigher purpose.”

And the instant we treated those takings as legitimate, property stopped being a right the state exists to protect and became a privilege the state grants and can revoke at will.

The truth is governments have always confiscated more wealth through taxation, regulation, and legal plunder than private thieves could ever manage.

But that’s not even the core problem.

The deeper issue is what happens when rights cease to be sacred boundaries and become subject to majority vote.

If 51% can vote to rob the 49%, nothing in principle stops them from voting to do worse.

They can authorize killing, torture, enslavement, or any other violation and call it legitimate because β€œdemocracy.”

And no, that’s not a slippery slope. It’s the logical endpoint and the consistent application of treating rights as collective permissions rather than individual moral claims that no majority may override.

America was founded on the opposite moral premise that natural rights were understood as existing prior to government and independent of popular approval.

They were the fixed limit on power, not up for negotiation.

Every exception we normalized since then has eaten away at that foundation. And the result is exactly what the founders warned against, and that’s a system in which rights are whatever the majority, the bureaucracy, or the latest coalition decides they should be.

But rights do not come from society and they do not bend to majority will.

They supersede it.

The laws, institutions, and precedents that turned them into revocable privileges must be repealed and dismantled.

Anything less leaves us as subjects to a tyranny more total and arbitrary than anything history has yet produced.

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BREAKING: The two people who scaled the Empire State Building with a marriage proposal banner have been ARRESTED and transferred out of Midtown South Precinct with charges.

Arrested:

Ivan Kuznetsov, 32, NJ

Angelina Nikolau, 33, NJ

Charges for both:

Burglary, Reckless Endangerment, Criminal Mischief, Violation of Local Law, Possession of Burglar's Tools, Criminal Tampering, Criminal Trespass, Disorderly Conduct

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Retail investors are stepping away from Magnificent 7 stocks:

Retail investors accounted for just 6% of total Magnificent 7 trading volume over the 5 trading days ending Friday, the lowest in 4 years.

Individual investors showed less interest in Magnificent 7 stocks over the last week than on roughly 85% of trading days since 2022.

By comparison, retail trading accounted for more than 20% of Magnificent 7 volume during some periods in 2023 and 2024, and remained above 15% for most of 2025.

As a result, the 5-day moving average of retail trading volume in Magnificent 7 stocks is down to ~25 million shares, the lowest in at least 18 months.

This marks a -79% decline from the April 2025 peak of ~120 million shares.

Retail interest is shifting from the Magnificent 7 toward semiconductor stocks.

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Kelley Dennison, a 27-year-old Larimer County massage therapist, won the Republican primary to represent Colorado’s 2nd Congressional District

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Trump: "I see my two beautiful sons sitting there. I think I'm going to give one medal of honor to myself, one to them, and we'll have a threesome."

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Let’s be real dog

This robot isn’t for sweeping the floors or cooking the food, we’ve already got machines for that

You’re gonna have these robots watching and raising the babies

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"Beautiful blobs." Scientists have just constructed the world's first synthetic cell with a complete life cycle from completely non-living chemical components.

The SpudCell.

Wow.

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One of many examples explaining why the HGH frenzy is only beginning, just wondering why it didn’t happen sooner since at some level a lot of this was already known.

US couples data finds pairings where the wife is taller at just 3.3% while random matching predicts 7.2% because the marriage market penalizes shorter men.

Short men also marry at lower rates and earn a consistent 1-2% wage premium per extra inch in labor studies.

And that’s why parents are now responding to these returns, which is why growth hormone prescriptions for minors nearly doubled in South Korea from 2020 to 2024 as families treat height as investable capital that improves status, career positioning, and mating success.

Revealed incentives across the markets that shape long term outcomes with height certainly functioning as a quality of life factor.

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Colorado GOP is nominating fat goth b&tches with hebrew tattoos lmaooo

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BREAKING: The Republican Party is now expected to win the US Senate in the 2026 midterm elections.

After briefly flipping the projection, the Democrats' odds of winning the Senate have declined to 42%.

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Isaac 1 has opened for orders, the new home robot from Weaverobotics.

It is a clear step up in design and function. Isaac 0 only opened for orders in February and was a stationary laundry-folding robot for Bay Area homes.

Isaac 1 is mobile, has an 8-hour battery and is designed for broader home tasks including laundry flow, daily reset, picking up clothes, handling hampers, making beds and putting clutter back where it belongs.

Pricing starts at $449/month, or $7,999 upfront, with first California shipments planned for fall 2026.

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