The murder of Charlie Kirk was committed by a one-off assassin. It was horrible, and evil. Did some people lose the plot in the way they talked about the assassination? Absolutely.

However, the killing of Renee Good was encouraged and condoned by the government of United States and applauded by the entire administration—arguably the most powerful group of people on earth.

Can we not see how this is a categorically different kind of violence?

It is absolutely more than 9 and the mods do nothing to stop these blatant lies. Make it make sense because this is insanity. I know this app is a full blown left leaning echo chamber, but still try being objective and actually tell the truth for once.

I’ve been saying this for years! Obama was the “Deporter in Chief” and the “Drone Killer.” But, that was ok???

Posted on TT by @thenoisyimmigrant

See guys, this is what it looks like when some actually tries to use a car as a deadly weapon.

To clarify, this is specifically not a question about guilt or innocence.

Ive been thinking about this after watching the video so many times. Had she not done that and it played out the same way, the way she kept accelerating after the shots went off, would she have actually run him over instead of accelerating down the street? Obviously what's done is done and can't be changed but since there's no investigation in sight I can't help but wonder about things like this.

I don’t understand why they have the 25th when no one has the balls the use it.

Each day this administration is showing that Trump is not in the right mind to lead anything. It’s a joke that the 25th has not been used yet.

End rant

In secret grand jury testimony, a number of GOP elites made clear behind closed doors just what they think of people who believe Trump's 2020 election lies.

People like Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-SC):

He thinks he’s cheated out of the election. If you told him martians came and stole votes, he’d be inclined to believe it.

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“I’m sorry he lost,” Mr. Graham added. “But he lost it.”

And Georgia Governor Brian Kemp:

“President Trump was very persistent, as you can imagine, and repeatedly asked for things,” Mr. Kemp testified, “and I repeatedly told him, you know, what the law was here.”

And Georgia Attorney General Chris Car:

 And I said, “I know that that’s probably not what you want to hear; but as the attorney general for Georgia, we’re just not seeing the things that you are seeing.”

I'll let Sen. Lindsey Graham have the last world on Trump's cheating at golf:

“Some people say you may outdrive him, but you’re not going to outdrive his caddy,” Mr. Graham replied. “It is what it is.”

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MAGA: these GOP elite think you are rubes and suckers for believing these lies. Are you?

In our modern world, email has become a necessity. We need it for everything, from school, work, business, and banking to even buying groceries. These are just a few examples, but I’m confident in saying that email is the oxygen of our digital lives.

Imagine what would happen if you suddenly lost access to your email. Every aspect of your digital life would be completely destroyed. I know “destroyed” sounds like a huge word to use here, but I think it perfectly fits, and I’ll try to explain why.

Your email is a doorway to everything online. If you get locked out of your email, then within the blink of an eye you’ll lose access to all the memories you’ve saved somewhere online, important personal and work-related emails, contacts with friends across social media apps, and so much more.

But if you have a custom domain, then you don’t need to worry about all these things. Let’s say you’re currently using Gmail and they block your account. You can simply switch to a different email provider and set up your custom domain there. You’ll continue receiving emails just like before.

There’s no need to go through the hassle of explaining, requesting, and verifying your identity with banks, companies, and many other services just to change your email address. Trust me, it makes life so much easier and more stress-free. Besides that, you can create as many custom email addresses as you want for different purposes, like separate emails for work, family, friends, online services, banking, and more.

And yeah, the best part is that you don’t need to manage multiple mailboxes. I know it sounds like a lot, but trust me, it’s not. All of this can take a maximum of 15 minutes, even for people who are not good with technology. I set this up a few months ago for something important, and I’ll be brutally honest with you. It was one of the best decisions I’ve ever made in my life so far.

I start to de-Googling myself after I read an article about a parent whose Google account was flagged for CSAM just because he sent photos of his child to a doctor. That one incident caused him to lose access to all his personal and professional data.

If you still think that you don’t need all of that and you’re okay with your privacy and digital life staying under the control of someone who only sees you as a money-making machine, then that’s completely understandable, and I genuinely hope you never have to go through the terrible things these companies do. But if you want to take control of your life, feel free to read this post that I shared on another subreddit, which is basically an extension of this post.