278 Comments

  1. Common Tater

    “Socialist, communist groups coordinate, promote ‘spontaneous’ anti-ICE protests in Austin”

    Not sure if that’s actually “news”.

    • AlexinCT

      Track the funding. Whatever replaced USAID and ActBlue should get on the radar..

      • R C Dean

        Why would they start now? Its been pretty public knowledge for years now who funds this crap and how much of it is foreign money, and nothing has ever been done about it. I don’t expect that to change.

    • rhywun

      inorite?

      Congressional lawmakers are investigating the Singham network for allegedly fomenting the image of “chaos” in the U.S.

      Pick up the pace, please. We have been hearing about this for months. You have – checks calendar – less than two months to get it done before the opportunity to stop this angle of destroying the country goes *poof*.

      • R C Dean

        See? The fact that Congress has stuck its dick in tells you this isn’t (and apparently never has been) about law enforcement. Its about cheap headlines.

      • juris imprudent

        Its about cheap headlines.

        That drive rich, rich campaign donations!

      • Grummun

        Hasn’t Congress already scarpered until after the November elections? All existing investigations, grandstanding or substantial, will go away once the Dems take over in January, the targets of those investigations just need to sit tight until then.

      • rhywun

        Yeah, good point.

        It’s over folks. As if there was any chance the establishment GOP would go along with any of it anyway.

  2. Common Tater

    “Moran joined ABC News in 1997 and served as chief White House correspondent and a “Nightline” co-anchor. The network cut ties with him in June 2025 after he posted on social media that Trump and White House deputy chief of staff Stephen Miller were driven by hatred.”

    What a Moran.

    • Threedoor

      Hating commies drives me.

    • The Last American Hero

      And kept his trap shut for years rather than raise holy hell when it happened. I don’t doubt anyone spiked a story. I doubt he gave a shit.

  3. Common Tater

    “”Those are the two things I think Americans are going through right now,” Murphy said. “They don’t feel powerful at all, and they feel lonely. And so, government should build a set of rules in which people feel more powerful — that’s why the minimum wage is so important — and people feel so more connected. That’s why, you know, rebuilding healthy institutions in your town should be a project that government is involved in.””

    A set of rules in which people feel more powerful?

    • Common Tater

      “”That’s why regulating the internet so that you’re spending less time alone on Instagram should be an important government project,” he said. “And if people are feeling more powerful and less lonely, then they are going to be less likely to fall for a bulls— demagogue like Donald Trump. And what I say in the book is that if you really think about the things that make you more connected and make you more powerful, they’re not actually super partisan.””

      Stop discouraging immigrants from learning English.

    • rhywun

      Sen. Chris Murphy, D-Conn is a goddamn authoritarian ratfucker.

      Donald got elected because of assholes like you, retard.

      • AlexinCT

        Sen. Chris Murphy, D-Conn is a goddamn authoritarian ratfucker.

        Stop insulting rat fuckers please. Murphy is one of the most despicable evil fucks ever.

    • Chipping Pioneer

      Yes. A set of rules whereby the Ds have power no matter your preference is sure to make you feel more powerful.

      • EvilSheldon

        I don’t think it would be possible for someone to choke on something that tiny…

    • The Last American Hero

      This is the guy the 5th column was sucking off a few weeks ago.

  4. Sean

    In a surprise to no one, Wendy’s quality is in the shitter.

    People eventually notice when your product sucks and is way over priced.

    • Common Tater

      “A Tennessee Wendy’s restaurant manager has been arrested after admitting to cops she tied her neurodivergent co-worker to a kitchen grill – and bizarrely claimed it was part of a TikTok stunt.

      Michiko Burton, 19, now faces up to a year in jail after she was charged Thursday over her bid for views….

      About 20 percent of the world’s population is neurodivergent, with the designation being used as an umbrella term encompassing ADHD, autism, dyslexia and dyspraxia, among others, according to the Neurodiversity Directory.”

      https://nypost.com/2026/09/22/us-news/tennessee-wendys-manager-arrested-after-admitting-to-tying-neurodivergent-employee-to-kitchen-equipment-for-tiktok-stunt-cops/

      • Ted S.

        “Neurodivergent” means “give me advantages because I’m special” and “I act like a selfish asshole and you can’t call me on it”.

      • Threedoor

        99% of the “neurodivergent” are simply attention seeking.

      • rhywun

        About 20 percent of the world’s population is neurodivergent

        Right up there with “20 percent of college students are non-binary”. 🙄

      • EvilSheldon

        Having a fucked-up brain, and being an attention-seeking shitbag, are in no way mutually exclusive.

      • R C Dean

        We should replace “neurodivergent” with “FUB*”, and see how many people still strut around claiming that status.

        *Fucked-Up Brain

      • WTF

        We should return to the old time Stanford-Binet IQ classifications: Idiot, Imbecile, Moron, etc.

    • R.J.

      Their tomatoes taste like plastic refuse.

      • EvilSheldon

        You mean like all other tomatoes?

      • UnCivilServant

        Where are you sourcing your tomatos? I have pretty much never run into one that can be decribed in such a manner.

      • ZWAK, doktor of BRAIN SCIENCE!

        Tomato slices are immature bicycle wheels.

      • EvilSheldon

        Anywhere. The grocery store, the farmers market, my parent’s garden – all tomatoes taste exactly the same. Sour cellulose pulp.

      • juris imprudent

        And your opinion on cilantro?

      • ZWAK, doktor of BRAIN SCIENCE!

        I have been hearing this my entire life: “You just need to try a tomato that is homegrown/organic/fresh/etc”, but none of that covers that I think the damn things taste like shit by themselves. It has nothing to do with how they were grown if they still taste like tomato.

        ES gets it.

      • EvilSheldon

        And your opinion on cilantro?

        I don’t have one. I rarely ever use cilantro in my cooking.

      • Threedoor

        They vary in flavor but after mostly giving up vegetables several years ago I don’t care for them. Nightshades make my joints hurt.

      • Nephilium

        Threedoor:

        But tomatoes are fruit. Salsa is basically fruit salad.

        /pedant off

      • Pope Jimbo

        Home grown tomatoes are the best.

        As a kid, I had to put an hour into our vegetable garden every morning during summer vacation. I swore I would never ever have a garden of my own.

        Fast forward to now. Married a farmer’s daughter who insisted on having a garden. We add a new garden every five years or so and now have 5 of them. I’d be mad except I like all the veggies so much. Especially the tomatoes.

        Sadly we are just about done with tomatoes for the year.

      • Bobarian LMD

        All tomatoes used in any industrialized food process taste like plastic refuse. They’re selected for their ability to stay somewhat fresh for as long as possible and harvested before they are fresh.

    • AlexinCT

      In a surprise to no one, Wendy’s quality is in the shitter.

      You are being too kind. What they did to the quality of their product should tank that business.

    • Threedoor

      Once they added other flavors of the Frosty I knew they were done.

    • bacon-magic

      I stopped going to my local Wendy’s when they served me a raw burger. When I took it back in the manager said “you know they serve steaks that rare”. Yes, I know that you stupid bitch but steaks aren’t ground up to where the bacteria is on the inside. I rarely ever complain but when I did and got that response I knew they were going to get people sick/killed and I was not going to be one of them.

      • Common Tater

        That is retarded. Fast food burgers should be medium well.

      • Threedoor

        Manager too going to remember the echoli burger at jack n the box.

      • bacon-magic

        I will only do medium well on a burger if it is not a fast food restaurant. If I trust the restaurant I have ordered my steaks rare before.

    • rhywun

      BK has a big campaign now claiming they don’t suck anymore. Anyone been there lately?

      • WTF

        No, because they suck. I guess maybe I’ll give them a try at some point to see if anything’s changed.

      • AlexinCT

        I have heard from people that SOME BKs have fixed things. But too many, in the usual areas, are still shit.

      • Threedoor

        Won’t go back.
        My local is filthy and I followed a cook out of the bathroom to the counter after he took a shit and didn’t wash his hands.

  5. R.J.

    So Meritage had to close 60 restaurants due to a lack of profits, yet Wendy’s wants over $120 million in fees for closing the stores? Sounds like kicking a man when he’s down.

    • EvilSheldon

      Best time to kick a man, really.

  6. Common Tater

    “ActBlue CEO Regina Wallace-Jones dodged questions from Jordan during a hearing by the House Administration Committee in June regarding the matter of foreign donations as she repeatedly invoked her Fifth Amendment rights, refusing to provide answers.”

    They should throw wrenches.

    • rhywun

      House GOP: Probe of Democrat Fundraising Machine ActBlue Is ‘Far from Over’

      Like the investigation of that Singham commie, you have two months to put a stop to these commies. I don’t wanna hear “it’s from over” – I wanna see traitors in prison jumpsuits.

      • dbleagle

        Hard to investigate in DC when you are in your district trolling for votes. It’s over.

      • Sensei

        NJT is state owned. So it has to be Verizon’s fault!

    • R.J.

      Seems like it was pretty damn easy to disable everything and ground planes. Just thinking.

      • Sensei

        From the article it reads like it was essentially two lines. The primary was down for whatever reason and NJTransit cut the backup while it was the only data line available.

        WTF?

      • Threedoor

        How did planes fly before the internet?

        A mystery.

    • rhywun

      I rode a NJTransit bus to Bayonne and back yesterday. Not as unpleasant as I was fearing.

    • ZWAK, doktor of BRAIN SCIENCE!

      And this is why I drive. Even cross country treks are better on wheels.

      • Threedoor

        Usually cheeper too.
        Definetly faster.

    • Pope Jimbo

      An incredible amount of fiber/copper is laid along the railroad right of ways.

      When the internet was booming and companies were laying cables, they discovered how easy it was to use the right of ways. Don’t have to deal with thousands of local govts. Just the rail road that owns those tracks.

      In the late ’90s one of the projects I was in charge of was for remote access for our executives. Any time there was an outage, it was almost always a train derailment somewhere that had cut those cables.

      • Sensei

        Makes sense.

  7. Tres Cool

    whaddup doh’
    Heya Banjos- how YOU doin’?

    • Ted S.

      Before anyone asks “Why are you normies so weak that you can’t handle a female Christ figure”, the content creators need to explain why they’re so offended by Lewis’ conception of Aslan that they needed to change it.

    • rhywun

      Talarico just got a tingle up his leg.

      • Common Tater

        Didn’t he say Jesus was non-binary?

      • Ted S.

        So he’s a Unitarian or a Trinitarian.

    • EvilSheldon

      Over at the Arkhaven Comics substack, the Dark Herald has gone on at length about this – a fanbase, even a very active one, isn’t enough for an intellectual property to survive. The IP also needs to be curated by the owner with great care. A lot of Japanese pop culture IPs maintain a high level of quality for a long time, because the IP owners carefully maintain them – Ultraman, Robotech, even Pokemon.

      Star Wars, Star Trek, The Lord of the Rings, and now The Chronicles of Narnia – all of them started circling the drain when the IP was handed off to a group that saw it as a resource to be exploited.

      • Sensei

        There is also a different social contract with IP owners and fans and fan made art in Japan.

      • Threedoor

        What they would do with Out of the Silent Planet gives me shivers.

      • EvilSheldon

        There is also a different social contract with IP owners and fans and fan made art in Japan.

        I for one would be very interested in hearing you expand on this a bit. I don’t know much about pop culture in Japan, and I get the idea that it’s an interesting subject.

      • AlexinCT

        Star Wars, Star Trek, The Lord of the Rings, and now The Chronicles of Narnia – all of them started circling the drain when the IP was handed off to a group that saw it as a resource to be exploited.

        And by exploited, you mean what Cartman kept saying on that South Park episode? “Put a lame chick in it and make it gay!”

        What they really did was try to use it as propaganda to peddle more team blue nutbaggery. And when it fell flat after billions pissed away, they blamed the audience for not wanting to support the shit they did.

  8. Common Tater

    “Wealthy Chinese couples are implanting their embryos into American women so their children can be born as US citizens, The Post has learned.

    The service is provided by a surrogacy agency, Patriot Conceptions, which operates between China and the US and has been accused of hiding details of who the biological parents are from surrogates….

    The gestation commando also has spent time working his way up within Republican circles. In 2024, Bai was inducted into the Veterans Fellowship Program at the Hoover Institution, Stanford University’s conservative think tank.

    It is unclear what policy initiatives Bai worked on during his fellowship at Hoover, which has been run by former George W. Bush Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice since 2020. The organization did not respond to questions from The Post….

    Earlier this year, The Post blew the lid off thousands of Chinese women who’ve turned the Northern Mariana Islands into a birth-tourism factory—paying up to $45,000 so their babies automatically become US citizens—exploiting a loophole that has produced an estimated 1.5 million American children now being raised in China. They will one day be able to vote and sponsor relatives through chain migration.”

    https://nypost.com/2026/09/21/us-news/meet-the-us-army-vet-running-a-california-baby-factory-for-chinese-nationals-to-have-american-kids/

    This shit should be illegal.

    • Chipping Pioneer

      There are at least 2 possibilities here:

      1) Chinese parents who want to GTFO of China, and see this as a viable path.

      2) Part of a CCP scheme to infiltrate and eventually invade the US (for some definitions of “invade”)

      Either way, the Somalis are doing it faster and cheaper. Do better, China.

      • DrOtto

        “…the Somalis are doing it faster and cheaper…” cheaper for who? Not the taxpayer.

      • Threedoor

        Why not both?

    • ZWAK, doktor of BRAIN SCIENCE!

      If the kid is borne by someone else, they are that persons kid. Full Stop. And I think this has been a sticking point in every surrogate birth that is contested.

    • rhywun

      This shit should be illegal.

      SCOTUS had a chance to end it but chose not to.

      I hope the CCP house of cards collapses before they have a chance to activate the millions of communist agents they’re raising.

      • Common Tater

        There are other laws they could pass though.

      • EvilSheldon

        There are other laws that Congress could pass, that could (and should) put a stop to birthright citizenship. Congress ain’t doing their job, what a fuckin’ surprise…

      • Pope Jimbo

        If we can pretend that an embassy is really Country X’s soil, why not legally designate one delivery room in every hospital as “Mexican soil”?

        If you can’t document that you are a US Citizen, you give birth in Mexico? Or China?

    • juris imprudent

      an estimated 1.5 million

      Where are all of those poor Chinese coming up with that kind of money?

      • rhywun

        Guessing it’s all CCP scions. American businessmen and politicians have ensured they are doing very handsomely indeed.

      • juris imprudent

        Or the estimate is wildly inaccurate?

      • Furthest Blue pistoffnick (370HSSV)

        The only Bugatti I’ve ever seen in the wild was in China.

    • Threedoor

      Recall him.
      UCMJ trial for treason.
      Bust to E0 and spend the rest of his life turning big rocks into small ones for the rest of his life on bread and water rations.

    • juris imprudent

      Xu Bo, a reclusive Chinese billionaire, is pictured. Xu has reportedly sired more than 100 children to obtain sons to take over his business and breed with Elon Musk’s offspring.

      Much credible reporting!

  9. R C Dean

    House GOP: Probe of Democrat Fundraising Machine ActBlue Is ‘Far from Over’

    No excitement without an indictment.

    The thing is, I haven’t heard anything as far as money laundering, fraud, etc. by ActBlue that hasn’t been pretty much public knowledge for at least ten years. They’ve never been charged for all that time. Why would I think that would change now? In fact, Congress using it for cheap headlines makes me think its even less likely.

    • rhywun

      Knock out ActBlue and the Dems will just pivot harder to any of the numerous other obviously illegal funding scams they’ve got going. The NGOs, the taxpayer-funded pubsec unions, etc.

  10. Rat on a train

    Air Canada Flight Attendants On Flight 1730 Given Handwritten Note By U.S. Citizen Mid-Service Seeking Asylum

    A flight between Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport (PHX) and Montreal-Trudeau International Airport (YUL) took an unusual turn on Sunday. Mid-flight, a female U.S. citizen handed a note to Air Canada flight attendants.

    In the note, the passenger requested asylum upon reaching Montreal. The passenger was exhibiting unusual behavior throughout the flight, prompting concerns among crew members.

    The passenger revealed that she was taking medication for mental health conditions.

    • UnCivilServant

      “Best we can do is Euthenasia. The organ harvesting surgeons will be along shortly to remove any useful parts.”

      • R.J.

        If only.

      • Rat on a train

        Air Canada now offers in-flight MAID for your convenience.

      • juris imprudent

        in-flight MAID

        Open the door sans parachute?

      • ZWAK, doktor of BRAIN SCIENCE!

        If they could actually build a plane, it would be a MAIDen flight for Canada.

      • Threedoor

        Bombardiea has a sad.

      • Sensei

        Come on! Take one for the team!

    • Ted S.

      Did they put a parachute on her and throw her out?

      Also, is this an XX her?

      • Common Tater

        Person isn’t even named.

      • Ted S.

        It *should* be named and shamed.

      • Common Tater

        Don’t call people “it”. Article says “female”, so “She should* be named and shamed.”

        Also, no idea why you would think this person isn’t XX.

      • (((Jarflax

        Call it whatever you want Ted!

      • Ted S.

        XY claiming without evidence to be a woman and wanting asylum against some mythical “trans erasure” is not out of the question. Air Canada calling such a person a woman is not out of the question either.

        Why do you think I asked if this was an XX “her”?

      • Common Tater

        No idea, it’s not like there is a shortage of crazy liberal woman.

    • EvilSheldon

      I try to retain some grace for people who lose it on planes, as long as they don’t disrupt the flight operations. There are people who are afraid of flying – sad, but I have my own phobias, and the present Eritrean dungeon tour state of commercial air travel doesn’t help. Some of these people self-medicate with booze or anti-anxiety meds, and that often just makes things worse (especially if you stack the two. To quote a junior high buddy of mine, “Dude, you know those pills that say, ‘Do not mix with alcohol?’ Never mix them with alcohol, dawg…”)

      Also, anyone who voluntarily wants out of the US should be cheerfully shown the door.

      • UnCivilServant

        They can leave any time they want, it’s just that the countries they’d rather be in don’t want them.

    • The Other Kevin

      Our product is so dangerous even we can’t control it!

      • AlexinCT

        It’s more like “Regulate us so we have government protection and a tax payer bailout when all the shit we said AI would do never comes about despite the fact that we pissed away a trillion dollars of investor’s money”…

      • (((Jarflax

        I think it is mostly the usual point of regulation. They have spent a lot of money trying to develop the tech, now they are afraid new startups will come along and compete with them, so they want regulations, which they will be able to shape, which will make it impossible for new players to enter the game. You know, the same thing the EPA does for P&G.

      • The Other Kevin

        I think you are both right. This is old fashioned regulatory capture. It looks like the big players are having a hard time making back the investors’ money. So if they shut out the competition that will protect their profits. Shutting down smaller players and open source models will do that.

        If AI is so dangerous, we don’t want a guy in his basement to create an LLM that hacks into the Pentagon, do we?

      • juris imprudent

        making back the investors’ money

        We can’t deliver on the hype if we have to compete!

      • Pope Jimbo

        Agree, this is an attempt to slow down the insane amounts of growth. They can’t keep building data centers and make any money.

        They also can’t announce that they are slowing growth for economic reasons because that would start a panic that would pop the AI bubble.

        Regulation is a fig leaf to cover their asses.

  11. juris imprudent

    Well, if I wasn’t sure Talarico was going to lose before, I am now.

    [TW – Amanduh]

    For decades, but especially now, they have worked to distract voters from the party’s ruinous policies with appeals to their identity as white, provincial and, most importantly, Christian. This campaign has been enormously successful. White evangelicals have been the backbone of the GOP for decades not because they love tax cuts for the rich and environmental degradation, but because they have been told, repeatedly, that Democrats are demonic and there is no such thing as a liberal Christian.

    • R C Dean

      “Look, you Christians are all gullible morons. The Dems are the party of gullible morons! Come home to the Democrat Party!”

      I think they may have finally found the winning message.

      • juris imprudent

        William Jennings Bryan was a Democrat, so you may have much more of a point than you thought.

      • EvilSheldon

        *uncomfortable laugh*

    • ZWAK, doktor of BRAIN SCIENCE!

      Right now I am pretty sure we are going to see a “blue wave” in the same proportions as the “red wave” we saw in ’22. The country is just too divided for too much shifting in the mids. Even with this idiotic so-called war, one in which nowhere near enough people have died to make a difference, and diesel going up won’t shift anyone’s vote.

      • juris imprudent

        Hell, I didn’t vote for my Congressional Rep last time and I won’t this time. It won’t matter, his seat is as safe as AOC’s.

    • DrOtto

      He’s exactly the type of Christian that leads people to leave parishes. Sure, he’s your answer Amanduh. Also, in what shape or form is someone who is not independent of their parents by their mid-30s qualified to tell others how to live their lives?

    • rhywun

      The left’s hatred of actual Christianity is pathological. They want “secularism” but boy are they going to be surprised at what actually takes its place.

    • The Last American Hero

      He was going to lose the second he said football is toxic masculinity. In Texas.

      • Pope Jimbo

        That pic of him holding a BBQ rib with a napkin didn’t help either.

        That was the gay equivalent of Michelle Bachmann eating a corn dog.

      • rhywun

        The totally not staged choice of shirt is a nice touch.

        JFC what a weirdo.

    • Threedoor

      Every time I run into a liberal “christian” they dispel that modifier as soon as they open their mouth.

  12. ZWAK, doktor of BRAIN SCIENCE!

    So, in ZWAK news, I was surfing the Cabela’s web site last night, as they show used guns from around the country that you can have shipped to your local branch for free, and I found something I liked at the nearest that I liked at a price lower than GB fees.

    So, a Beretta 85BB is being picked up today, as I purchased it online last night.

    Why, yes, the wife is out of town for the week and ZWAK was in the local having a few beforehand. Why do you ask?

    • Sensei

      Wait – this isn’t a 45 day process? How is that possible?

      • ZWAK, doktor of BRAIN SCIENCE!

        They haven’t quite cleared that hurdle in Oregon.

        Yet…

      • Sean

        It takes tremendous will power in a free state to not go shopping constantly.

        😛

      • Sensei

        Plus the fees. So in addition to whatever your FFL is charging you I get hit with $21 NJ background check + $25 pistol fee to my town +$20 NICS fee. So add $66 on top of everything along with sales tax at 6.625%.

      • Ted S.

        Look at the guy with 6.625% sales tax privilege.

        8% here in Ulster County.

      • rhywun

        I live in one of the NJ areas where the sales tax is half of that, 3.3-something %. Probably not for guns lol

      • Threedoor

        6% sales tax in Idaho.

        Was a “temporary” sales tax when it started. Was 4.5% when I was a kid. And it was my first WTF government moment.

    • EvilSheldon

      Cool, those are good-lookin’ pistols.

      So, what optic are you going to put on it?

      • ZWAK, doktor of BRAIN SCIENCE!

        Thinking of removing the sights entirely, so it doesn’t snag on any clothing on draw.

        Get back to shooting pistols they way they were supposed to be, by instinct.

      • Sean

        Related.

        Meprolight FT Bullseye Guttersnipe Cut

    • Threedoor

      Should I convert my gen II vector to a gen III when o SBR it?

  13. Sensei

    Retatrutide is getting into the U.S. from overseas suppliers, often based in China or India and marketed through social-media platforms such as Facebook and TikTok. It arrives by mail as a powder, and users are supposed to turn it into injectable liquid using sterile water.

    Because who doesn’t want to inject medication from China or India sourced with minimal to no oversight?

    https://www.wsj.com/health/pharma/one-states-battle-to-stop-people-from-taking-unapproved-weight-loss-drugs-7e597719?st=37M8WC&reflink=desktopwebshare_permalink

    • ZWAK, doktor of BRAIN SCIENCE!

      Heroin junkies?

    • PieInTheSky

      I always read that as retarditude despite knowing the name. But apparently works better than ozempic.

  14. Common Tater

    “Controversial “manosphere” streamer Clavicular was slapped with rape charges that could land him behind bars for up to 20 years if convicted for an alleged 2025 sexual assault in a tony Massachusetts vacation spot, a bombshell new report revealed.

    The infamous “looksmaxxer” – whose real name is Braden Peters – was criminally charged Sept. 8 with rape, drugging a person for sex and providing alcohol to a minor for an assault prosecutors said happened on May 23, 2025 in Cape Cod, according to court records obtained by The Bulwark…

    Details about the alleged assault are sparse in the documents, which do not name a victim, in line with Massachusetts’ laws regarding sexual violence.

    However, the date, location and charges appear to line up with accusations made by another content creator in a civil lawsuit filed against Peters in Miami-Dade County in April.

    Fellow influencer Aleksandra Vasilevna Mendoza, who goes by Alorah Ziva online, sued Peters for battery, fraud and emotional distress over an alleged unwanted sexual encounter that occurred in Cape Cod in May 2025….

    “Clavicular has not been physically served. As usual, the Bulwark is exaggerating the status of a case to boost traffic,” the rep added in another statement to the Hollywood Reporter.”

    https://nypost.com/2026/09/22/us-news/controversial-streamer-clavicular-charged-with-rape-drugging-report/

    Then how do they know it’s two different women? This is one problem with anonymous accusers.

    • PieInTheSky

      Lets see the evidence, because influencers wanting attention is a thing these days

    • EvilSheldon

      Okay, so I hate influencers. If I had my way, they would be hunted for sport. And ‘Clavicular’* is a particularly stupid and annoying example of the breed.

      But I’d be very surprised if this was anything other than a scam aimed at getting a fat civil judgement.

      * – Who the fuck calls themselves that? I always thought that the Soundcloud rapper names like ‘Yung Faggy’ were peak retard, but the influencers are scaling new heights…

      • Not Adahn

        I just assumed he was bragging about his collarbones.

    • AlexinCT

      Someone sees a payday?

      • ZWAK, doktor of BRAIN SCIENCE!

        Liberal porn you hide under a matress?

    • Threedoor

      Don’t get plastic surgery in your teens kids.

      That crap is gonna age like milk.

    • PieInTheSky

      local news goddamnit stupid brainfart

      • PieInTheSky

        search me

      • Ted S.

        Cavity search?

      • bacon-magic

        Vlad’s girl.

    • bacon-magic

      Pie,
      I recently watched a video about “milky pork cracklings” where they fried the pork in oil then added milk. Have you had this dish?

      • PieInTheSky

        absolutely not sounds horrible

  15. Common Tater

    Today, in money can’t buy class..

    “A $167 million Kentucky Powerball winner was arrested after he was found boozed up and asleep in a sports car — the fifth time he’s been cuffed since taking home the big prize, according to reports.

    James Farthing was cuffed after a caller reported seeing a white Ford Mustang stopped in the middle of an intersection just before 3 a.m. in Georgetown on Sunday, Lex18 reported.”

    https://www.dailymail.com/news/article-16149819/Kentucky-Powerball-winner-arrested-taking-home-largest-lotto-jackp.html

    https://nypost.com/2026/09/21/us-news/167m-powerball-winner-arrested-for-fifth-time-after-hitting-jackpot-for-public-intoxication-in-walmart-parking-lot/

    • Chipping Pioneer

      Did the drugs fall out of his ass before or after he was arrested?

      • Common Tater

        Not seeing it.

      • Evan from Evansville

        They fell outta my ass last night.

  16. Sean

    Sitting at the dealership while they look at my tire for a slow leak. I’d rather be at work. 😒

    • AlexinCT

      What no TeeVee on with them heifers in NYC complaining about Nazis to entertain you?

      • Sean

        ABC news

    • Sean

      Trying to resist the urge to wander the showroom.

      Shiny…

      • Gender Traitor

        Why do you think they’re taking their sweet time checking your tire? 😁

      • Sean

        Hehe. They found a nail. Still under road hazard warranty. Just gotta pay for mount & balance.

      • Threedoor

        Remember when mount and balance was like $7?

      • Sean

        $7? At a dealership?

      • AlexinCT

        $7? At a dealership?

        At a Schwinn dealership, maybe…

      • Ted S.

        Or maybe in the days of Onescore.

      • Furthest Blue pistoffnick (370HSSV)

        Remember when mount and balance was like $7?

        Same as downtown!

    • Threedoor

      I had a staple in one of my backhoe tires a while back. That sucked. I thought it was a bead leak or a bad valve stem but no. A tiny little staple you couldnt see without putting it in a tank.

    • Sean

      And I’m back at work.

  17. Common Tater

    “The jostling has left one Fox News favorite openly toying with a run. Louisiana Senator John Kennedy, 74, followed Cruz to Iowa, the first state to hold a GOP nominating contest, and spoke at a major Republican gathering there on Saturday.

    ‘I’m planning on running for reelection,’ Kennedy told the Post. ‘But if I get tired of this place and/or if a bunch of goobers run for president, then I reserve the right to run.'”

    https://www.dailymail.com/news/article-16151171/jd-vance-2028-primary-fight.html

    LOL

  18. AlexinCT

    Who is paying for this?

    And if you don’t care about the coming mid terms, get ready for a lot more of this….

    It’s how they plan to take over and end us.

    • Threedoor

      Open societies, HIAS…
      Same as the last time.

      • dbleagle

        It will be an interesting January.

  19. Common Tater

    “The Reverend Carol Johnson from St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church, the home church of Democrat James Talerico, was caught on undercover video recently exposing the world to the community’s wackadoodle principles….

    “We don’t have a lot of people who are religious here. Right. Yeah, it’s very interesting.

    Don’t laugh at me. We’re not a belief-based church, we’re a values-based church. The beliefs are what Jesus taught in the Sermon on the Mount. Loving each other, taking care of each other. Anti-empire. After the church became part of the Holy Roman Empire, suddenly Jesus’ Sermon on the Mount just went out the window and it became all about beliefs and whether you believe the right thing. Right?

    And so we don’t spend time on that later stuff. We don’t spend time on creeds. Right?

    We focus on the Sermon on the Mount. We’ve stood up for LGBTQ+ rights forever. Right, right. And racial justice. And we have immigration stuff and we actually have a person. There’s a gentleman living in our church who is from Venezuela… No, Guatemala. And he has lived here for 8 years.”

    https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2026/09/pastor-james-talericos-sanctuary-church-admits-harboring-illegal/

    No, not right.

    • rhywun

      We don’t spend time on creeds.

      So what she’s saying is that they basically have no beliefs at all. Anything goes. Utterly unsurprising.

    • Threedoor

      Unitarians, Methodists, Lutherans, satanists.

      All the same anymore.

  20. juris imprudent

    Anyone in need of a nice little nutpunch?

    First thing that gets declared in the next constitution – no one has immunity for anything. Any invocation of a claim of immunity will result in an immediate death sentence.

  21. Sensei

    From upthread for EvilSheldon.

    Long answer on Japan manga / anime IP:

    https://www.raindropsanddaydreams.co.uk/2013/04/all-about-doujinshi-culture-and-common.html

    Short – TLDR – If you don’t make money with the IP and generally “respect” the characters you are OK. The respect is pretty broad – so adult themes are completely tolerated. In return the fans give the authors pretty wide understanding on what money making is permissible so they can earn a living.

    Also the culture is much less litigious. Social pressure and shaming generally works.

    • Threedoor

      Shaming is a public good.
      We need a LOT more of it in the U.S.

      • rhywun

        Part of the left taking over Western culture was ensuring that there is no common understanding of what can be shamed anymore, so nothing is. Anything goes.

  22. PieInTheSky

    The BBC has removed nearly a dozen comedy sketches from That Mitchell and Webb Look after deciding they no longer “work today”.

    The Bafta-winning comedy, written by and starring David Mitchell and Robert Webb, originally ran for four series between 2006 and 2010.

    The show recently returned to the BBC’s iPlayer to mark its 20th anniversary. But 11 old sketches, including one that reportedly showed the comedy duo satirising racism while in blackface, have now been cut.

    A BBC spokesman said in a statement: “This is a 20-year-old sketch show; in consultation with the programme makers, we have included the ones that still work today and not the ones that don’t.”

    https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c6jdvpr30k8jo

    ah yes lefties in 2007 trying to be edgy no longer work. I actually liked a bunch of their sketches but I have no doubt they are lefties.

      • ZWAK, doktor of BRAIN SCIENCE!

        Burka jokes are funny.

      • Threedoor

        Was that worth watching?
        I saw the first episode.

      • R.J.

        The British version is really good. God knows how it will be reedited.

      • Pope Jimbo

        The British version of the IT Crowd is fantastic.

      • Threedoor

        But do I have to understand IT to find it funny?

      • PieInTheSky

        no. it is just nerd jokes. Like the Big Bang Theory but slightly funnier. (I do not find Big Bang Theory that funny)

      • ZWAK, doktor of BRAIN SCIENCE!

        Big Bang has better chicks.

        You know, an English 10 is an American 5.

    • rhywun

      I’m surprised it took them this long.

      BLM started dictating Western culture years ago. Do better, the BBC.

    • Threedoor

      Show me where in the constitution everyone is garanteed access to the press room.

      • Pope Jimbo

        I think it is next to that bit where the President – the head of the Executive Branch – cannot hire or fire people to run the Executive. All personnel decisions have to be approved by the Dems first.

    • AlexinCT

      Since when do you assholes care about the Constitution?

      From what I have seen they want to burn it and only use it as a cudgel – always incorrectly – to stop the people trying to stop them from wrecking it.

      And I will say this again: when Obama was sicking his DOJ on reporters for exposing his scandals and illegal shit, these scumbags defended and protected him. They can kiss my ass.

      • Threedoor

        The One had no scandals.

        It is known.

    • Brochettaward

      This is so patently absurd on every level. From a practical standpoint, it’s obvious to everyone that all media outlets can’t have access to the White House. They’d have no problem with viewpoint discrimination against Infowars either. If they want to argue it’s about views, then I’m fairly certain there’s many new media outlets that’d have a better claim to those positions than any of the ones Trump targeted.

      You can be the staunchest defender of free speech while recognizing that they have no argument legal or otherwise.

  23. Common Tater

    “But arguably more important than the art collection or the political strategy, and perhaps more important even than the dues collection, in explaining the Communist Party’s unlikely longevity, is the building we were in itself.

    Because the CPUSA is not merely a tenant holding down an office on a surprisingly posh block of Manhattan’s very gilt-edged neighborhood of Chelsea. The CPUSA is the owner of the office. In fact, the Communist Party is owner of the entire building at 235 W. 23rd St., a flagship commercial property now valued at nearly $10 million. And one of the party’s essential functions at the moment, as it has been for the past 20 years, is something Trump could well understand: It is a commercial landlord, collecting rents from commercial tenants on the building’s other floors. The Communists and the president, those bitter adversaries, might have more in common than they think. But unlike Trump, the Communists really, really hate talking about it.”

    https://slate.com/news-and-politics/2026/09/donald-trump-republicans-communism-new-york.html

    • rhywun

      🙄

      The communists love money for themselves. They don’t think that commie leaders anywhere actually practice what they preach, do they? Jesus tap-dancing Christ.

    • Threedoor

      It’s all about the two people in that office drawing a paycheck as long as they live.

      • UnCivilServant

        Eh, just give them Canadian Healthcare – they’re supposed to be in favor of it anyway.

  24. The Late P Brooks

    Consorting with the enemy

    “I’m pissed off,” Loomer wrote on the social platform X shortly after Trump met with Mamdani, who is New York City’s first Muslim mayor.

    “We work so hard to combat the radical left and the anti-American Islamic jihadists who work to destroy our country everyday,” she said. “And for what? So they can be rewarded?”

    Poor dear. Nobody listens to her.

    • AlexinCT

      Should we be worried she will pull a Candice Owens, Tucker Carlson, or Massie stunt and go all fucking stupid cause nobody values her opinion?

      • Threedoor

        That was years ago.
        She’s a nut.

    • rhywun

      Fox was trying to spin this as “Trump likes him”.

      JFC this is just Trump being Trump. He had been a schmoozer his entire life. He has stated his actual opinion of the commie on several occasions.

  25. Not Adahn

    I am home. I have dog. I sleep now.

    • Beau Knott

      I have dog. I sleep now. Those are usually conflicting states, especially after an absence 😉 Best of luck!

  26. The Late P Brooks

    What will the BBC censors do to Monty Python?

    • AlexinCT

      Ruin it in their attempt to stop it..

      And Benny Hill? They will destroy all his brilliant work.

  27. The Late P Brooks

    ,em>“I certainly hope he will be a great mayor,” Trump told reporters at the press conference. “I want what’s good for New York. I want what’s good for the country.”

    Traitor!

  28. AlexinCT

    Commie tactics..

    And once they get their way the real fear beings as they line people up against the wall or send them to camps…..

    • EvilSheldon

      It’s impossible not to notice it once you start looking – progressives are afraid of literally everything.

    • Threedoor

      Time is still published?

  29. The Late P Brooks

    Trump wants what’s good for the country, if you consider a fascist dictatorship good.

    • AlexinCT

      I have come to realize that one of the main things with progressives and their idiotic ideology and practices is their smug belief anyone that deviates from what they want and believe in, should be punished. Not convinced to change with facts. No, punished. Think hard about that….

  30. Pope Jimbo

    Beware the libertarian capitalism! A great column by my favorite Urban Geographer. He managed to hit all the Looney Left talking points in this one. (I’m counting anti-pollution as Climate Fearmongering).

    Even by the lax standards of the United States, where automobile companies go for decades with minimum government guardrails, the automated vehicle industry has been a brazen example of the dangers of libertarian capitalism.
     
    While the technology has a lot of promise, that potential depends on whether or not AVs are regulated to move our transportation system toward safer and less polluting outcomes. At present, that’s not happening. AVs skirt the law and exploit both public infrastructure and public safety.
     
    As far as I can tell, Waymo is the best of a bad bunch. Tesla is far worse, wildly flouting the law with false promises about so-called “autopilot” – rebranded after legal pressure to “Full Self-Driving (Supervised)” – and even offering a “Mad Max mode.” When I hear drivers talk about the wonder of Teslas that can safely drive themselves, I despair for common sense. Many people have died because of Tesla’s dangerous promises, and somehow they’ve skated through the years without consequence.

    • Pope Jimbo

      The real sin? Blocking bike paths!

      City or state regulators should force AV companies to be transparent not only with mileage and safety, but with their ride and deployment data, capping the percentage of deadhead trips where empty cars drive around the city, wearing down roads while making traffic worse. They should also require AV companies to operate in ways that help rather than hinder existing transit, limiting how they can operate and requiring data on the use of “teleoperators” (remote drivers).
       
      The second big problem involves regular flouting of existing road regulations, a problem shared, to be sure, by human-driven TNC companies. For example, currently Waymos are programmed to allow cars to drop off customers in bike lanes, blocking these spaces for vulnerable cyclists.

      • Threedoor

        Bike lanes should not exist.
        They take from useful lanes and parking.

    • AlexinCT

      People should familiarize themselves what the great minds of the times thought about the first cars, the switch from whale oil to petroleum products, or airplanes/space travel, and then look at the great minds today on AI.

      Like with the anti-nuclear movement, which was basically turned stupid by idiotic movies from Hollywood packed with bullshit, most people’s opinion of AI is coming from the Hollywood movies such as Terminator or The Devil wears Prada.

      • Pope Jimbo

        Try that again.

        There is an outcome where AV technology makes Minneapolis more walkable, equitable and less automobile dependent, and I’d like to see policy makers shift their attention toward these longer-term goals. Though the current proposal requiring a body behind the wheel might keep Waymo out of Minneapolis for a few years, it doesn’t address larger problems or opportunities around AV technology. I’m skeptical that this approach has legs.

        * Minneapolis City Council is leaning toward a requirement that Waymo have a driver in each of its cars at all times.

      • UnCivilServant

        Here’s what tnhey should do – convert the bike lanes to car lanes. Throw walkability advocates into a compost pile with the somali fraudsters. Mulch the compost. Bury the compost where any contaminants will not escape. Rinse and repeat with other activists and grifters.

      • Threedoor

        Let me guess.
        A unionized driver.

      • UnCivilServant

        🤔️

        So we should Ionize drivers?

      • Threedoor

        When if fear,
        When in doubt,
        Run in circles,
        Scream and shout!!

      • Pope Jimbo

        Threedoor:

        The author is a crazy professor who teaches urban stuff at a local college. He is always ranting about how important it is to let him and other enlightened people plan how cities should be built. I can’t quit him.

        So that wasn’t a rant from a union driver. Besides we don’t have real unions for rideshares here now. There was some grumbling about starting one, but then Minnesoda gubments (state and local) stepped in and did their work for them. Why pay dues when you can get the milk for free?

        The Minnesota Legislature, on the final day of the session, passed a bill that requires ride-hailing companies to pay drivers a minimum of $1.28 per mile and $0.31 per minute while transporting riders anywhere in Minnesota, starting on Dec. 1, 2024. This means a ride that lasts 10 miles and 15 minutes would result in the driver being paid a minimum of $17.45, not accounting for expenses such as gas or wear and tear on the vehicle.
         
        The new state law overrode the Minneapolis ordinance that initially caused Uber and Lyft to threaten to leave.
         
        In March, the Minneapolis City Council approved an ordinance, overriding a veto by Mayor Frey, requiring ride-hailing companies to pay drivers $1.40 per mile and 51 cents per minute. In response, Uber and Lyft threatened to end service in Minneapolis when the ordinance went into effect on May 1.

      • Threedoor

        Damn.
        That’s twice what a lot of OTR truck drivers make.

        No wonder what uber and Lyft are so expensive.

      • Threedoor

        I hate the urbanist/walkable cities/anti car transit ideology.

        I hope they get their 15 minor cities good and hard and are never allowed to leave them.

  31. Fourscore

    The more Trump talks the deeper the DOW decline.

    • Threedoor

      I read this as it were Hunter Biden

    • Threedoor

      This is BS overcharging “ possession of a firearm during the commission of a felony”

      I’m guessing he’s a joy at a range too.

    • Pope Jimbo

      Was she a Delaware mother?

      Santos Maria Chilel Soto and she was walking through a field with a man and kids. Are we sure that she isn’t a Mexican Mom?

      This isn’t to say she deserved to get shot. No, the jerk that shot her does need to be charged with something. He was totally in the wrong.

      I’m just sick of illegal aliens getting bumped up to Maryland Man or Delaware Mom in the media.

      • Sensei

        She was a resident of Delaware and it happened in Delaware.

        The border between the states in many parts is indistinguishable – so the news frequently uses state names for whatever reason. I thought it odd when I went to school and lived there.

        It’s not quite like “Maryland Man”.

      • Pope Jimbo

        Thanks Sensei.

        With that name and activity (why were they walking through a field?) I was worried that this was the media burying the fact that she was an illegal sneaking in.

        I remember doing a project that involved installing IoT equipment in Rhode Island Dunkin Donuts and every time we got lost, we’d be in some other state by the time we could turn around and go back. It was tiny.

      • Threedoor

        Deleware is too small to be a state. It should be stripped of its senators and made a county of Maryland.

      • UnCivilServant

        No, we need more, smaller states. Break down the overly large territories.

      • Threedoor

        Do both UCS.
        Break Cali into three. Make the wet side or OR and WA one state, make the eastern 2/3 of them a state. Break off the bottom half of Idaho and give it to UT, take the western 1/4 of MT and make it part of ID. TN/KY makes no sense geographically.

    • rhywun

      I read it as Fred Dryer.

      • Sean

        That’s on Plex!

      • rhywun

        It’s on one of the MeTV subchannels now too.

    • RAHeinlein

      I agree with charging the shooter, but object to the “possession of a firearm during commission of a felony” – that’s a great way to go after gunowners in myriad situations where they simply had a firearm in otherwise lawful situations (in this case hunting).

      “Moorhead was was slapped with multiple felony charges — manslaughter recklessly causing the death of another person, possession of a firearm during the commission of a felony and three counts of first-degree reckless endangerment.”

      • Threedoor

        Yep. If he had a new pickup they would be taking that too.

        He shouldn’t have been in the field hunting. He obviously can’t see worth a shot and dosent care that he can’t.

  32. The Late P Brooks

    How to respond t mankind’s greatest threats

    If AI is potentially existential, then at least three other developments that threaten society loom as examples: climate change, massive pandemics and thermonuclear weapons. Consideration of each may offer insights on AI and how to control, if possible, its hostile potential and harness its value for humanity.

    Theatrical hysteria and ineffectual boo-hoo-ing have served us well in the past.

  33. The Late P Brooks

    One solution, as with control of nuclear weapons, is to create an AI regulatory agency that puts out guidelines and is empowered with oversight of the industry. The degree of regulation will be a political decision. And, as with the International Atomic Energy Agency, this model could be replicated under the United Nations.

    A Council of Wise Men is just what the doctor ordered. Under the command of our global socialist dictatorship.

    This guy reads too much science fiction.

    • Threedoor

      Too much dystopian SF.

  34. The Late P Brooks

    Dig him up and impeach him; try him for rape

    For more than 200 years, one question about the nation’s third president has lingered: Did Thomas Jefferson father children with Sally Hemings, a woman 30 years his junior whom he held in slavery?

    The question has long been part of debates over slavery, race, power and Jefferson’s legacy.

    “Thomas Jefferson wrote the most famous phrase in American history — ‘All men are created equal’ — and yet, if he bore children with Sally Hemings who were born into slavery, it seemed like a paradox and a contradiction,” Richard Kurin told NPR’s Michel Martin for Morning Edition.

    One more thing I could not care less about.

    He fathered his own slaves because it was cheaper than buying them, the kkkapitalist fiend!

    • UnCivilServant

      I started to read your quotation from the link, went “Who gives a fuck” and ignored the article on the other end.

      I did note that your response seems in a similar vein.

    • Threedoor

      I still don’t buy it.
      Without a surviving Y chromosome from the Hemmings kids there isn’t a good enough delineation to know it it’s his, his brothers or a cousins.

      Sally was most likely a half sister of Jefferson’s wife which is probably why he protected her and took her to France as what I have read that they looked alike.

    • rhywun

      Yes, let’s wallow in our Original Sin forever. Or better yet, just burn it all down and start fresh.

      • Threedoor

        The U.S. inherited of from the British.

        They always try to make it out that it’s something uniquely American.

        Limiting it and getting rid of the institution certainly is.

  35. The Late P Brooks

    Break off the bottom half of Idaho and give it to UT

    Fuck that. I’d rather be part of Wyoming. Give Boise to Nevada.

    • Threedoor

      I don’t think anyone wants Boise.

  36. The Late P Brooks

    If it could be “proven” that Jefferson forced his slave concubine(s) to abort their tainted offspring, would that make the lefty academics love him? Inquiring minds, and all that.

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