Well, he's an idiot. Idiots are more likely to die.

@jokuihmemies said: sad to see someone getting this low how is this "getting low" bro he's just a rich kid and this is what they all look like at their peak

Some people are confusing gay-torrents.org (down hard, possibly for good), and gay-torrents.net (different TLD) which had a hiccup but is otherwise still operating normally. Not the same site.

@raphjd Crazy Eyes i wish her well tho!

@justatest90-0 Clearly, you don't know the law. There will always be redactions in things. I'm grateful to Bill Clinton for releasing all those documents back in the 90s, but even those had redactions, despite everyone involved being dead.

Rest in Peace

@raphjd Wait. Games are rigged???? Wait til people figure out elections

Timothy McVeigh (Oklahoma City bomber in late a990;s) was also easy on the eye.I wish they had sentenced him to be my houseboy, rather than to get the needle.

@raphjd ok that was not on my bingo card for this week. Long lost Nazi party membership booklets and propaganda material dating back to 1941 were found in crates. Official story On Aug. 8, 1941, customs officials and Foreign Ministry representatives randomly opened five [of 83] boxes [en route to Japan] and found postcards, photographs, and propaganda material from the Nazi regime. A federal judge then ordered the entire shipment to be seized on Sept. 13, 1941, and three days later sent the case to the Supreme Court. A month or two ago, President Milei said that stuff about Argentina's Nazi past would come out. I went "Mehhh....let's wait for it." Earlier this year, the Argentinian government, under the Javier Milei administration, made available to all citizens a series of declassified documents that include information on Nazi operations in Argentina. From 1933 to 1954...40,000 Jews entered Argentina as they fled Nazi persecution... [but also] the post-war period saw a wave of high ranking Nazis fleeing Europe... "[some,] like Adolf Eichmann or Klaus Barbie, were eventually caught by the Mossad or Nazi hunters,”...12,000 names of Nazis in Argentina...had Swiss bank accounts...at the Schweizerische Kreditanstalt, which became the Credit Suisse bank.”

@raphjd The aforementioned Dropbox link is having problems--I think because the file is so large (by their standards). Please try https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/8h7wgygr6r62ip6r4v1mc/No.Other.Land.2024.1080p.WEB-DL.H264.AAC-1.mp4?rlkey=ray30n3cburr4qn6wlco6qgiv&st=z59be0nd&dl=0 for a .mp4 version in 720p. Note that this one has hard-coded English subtitles, and is in .mp4 format...made so it can be digested by my less-than-smart TV.

Historically every totalitarian regime that has ever infringed on the privacy of its citizens did so on the basis that it was necessary to protect society... What's chilling is that they demand to bypass all checks and balances. No court orders, no requests for data, no transparency, no jurisdiction, just unlimited access for state bureaucrats to dig through the private data of anyone anywhere in the world. It really goes to show that the people in charge have abandoned all libertarian values in favor of authoritarian ones. I can only hope that whichever government comes after them will swiftly abolish that power, but not before using it against their predecessors who instated it. Not out of spite or vengeance but to remind people that you shouldn't do it to others if you don't want it to be done to you.

@kalayaan Apparently. I never heard of it before, but that doesn't mean it's not real. The US and UK have a lot of weird National days that most people don't know about.