"You all act like you're completely helpless and you dwell in a state of complete and perpetual victimhood."

You are the one acting like you are helpless.

Standing up against tyranny in any way is not being a victim. Pointing out that Christians are not acting very Christian is not nothing. Protesting is not nothing. It's American as apple pie. And it's not whining. It's standing up. Taking a stand. Speaking out. Being counted as resistance to tyranny is a very American attitude.

Doing nothing but criticizing those who do speak out is just being a crab in the bucket. Trying to crawl up the backs of the other crabs and pulling them all back into the bucket.

Have fun with that. Its not a good look and rarely ends well for any of the crabs in the bucket.

Some day you will grow up and realize I am right.

The rest of the United States - "Yes, so what do you want me to do about it?"

#30 | POSTED BY EBERLY

You could support Native American culture and address its treatment, you could educate yourself on local Indigenous history, support Native-led organizations, advocate for the removal of harmful stereotypes/mascots, and amplify Indigenous voices. Key actions include donating to indigenous charities, buying from Native-founded businesses, and respecting land sovereignty.

You could do a lot of things.

Educate Yourself & Others
Support Native-Led Organizations
Advocate Against Appropriation
Engage in Political Action
Support Cultural Preservation
Listen and Follow Indigenous Leadership

Or you could do nothing. And come here and criticize and mock others for caring.

Which is what I predict you will continue to do.

"Did he make that decision all on his own or did he do so on the advice of military advisors."

It's hilarious that you would even imagine Trumpy would take "advice" from "military advisers" i.e. "Losers and Suckers".

All the while Iran has threatened CA with a Drone attack. CA State government has created a national security risk.

#10 | POSTED BY ONEIRONAUT

California is not safe!

Get out while you can!

3? More like 16 to 19 ships

Again, WE ARE LOSING

BADLY

The first casualty in any war is the Truth.

More like 6-7. Did you hear me? 6-7!!

lol

And we are also not "losing".

But we are also not "winning". Only time will tell whether we will win anything other than an enemy forever.

As of March 12, 2026, at least six to seven vessels, including oil tankers and cargo ships, have been struck or attacked in the Gulf and Strait of Hormuz. Recent incidents involved projectiles hitting ships like the Mayuree Naree, Star Gwyneth, and ONE Majesty, causing damage and fires.

"Hey...at least I'm not alone in my views on mail-in ballots.

Trump wants them banned, too."

Aligning yourself with a Facist Nazi ideology is not the flex you think it is.

Accountability is coming so don't forget where your rock is.

You are gonna need to be able crawl back under it and go back into hiding soon.

Your problem? That's really not possible in the Information Age.

More frat boy tough guy hubris.

#6 | POSTED BY FRESNO500

Proof we do not learn from history.

Hubris has been the downfall of many an empire and the main reason many battles and wars have been lost.

Hubris-excessive pride, overconfidence, and arrogance-is a central cause of military failure throughout history, frequently leading leaders to overreach and experience rapid reversals of fortune (peripeteia). It causes commanders to disregard advice, underestimate opponents, and ignore historical lessons, turning potential victories into disastrous, self-inflicted defeats.

Hitler's Invasion of the Soviet Union (1941): Overconfidence led to the catastrophic failure at the Battle of Moscow.

Japan at the Battle of Midway (1942): Admiral Yamamoto's arrogance following early successes, specifically in attacking Pearl Harbor, resulted in a pivotal naval defeat.

The French at Dien Bien Phu (1954): Colonial overconfidence led to a major French defeat in Vietnam.

The US in the Korean War: The refusal to know when to stop advancing, driven by a belief in superiority, led to unexpected reversals.

The British at the Battle of Bunker Hill (1775): Arrogance regarding the capabilities of the colonial militia led to significant British casualties.

What are they going to do - drop bombs from flying carpets?

#18 | Posted by BellRinger

It's a whole new world!

A whole new world (don't you dare close your eyes)
A hundred thousand MINES to see (hold your breath, it gets better)
ITS like a shooting WAR
We've come so far
WE can't go back to where WE used to be!

Out of the bottle, actually.

#50 | POSTED BY EBERLY

After reading the news this morning about today's Fresh Hell..

Can't say I blame you.

Trumpy said we don't need no stinkin cyber defenses. Especially in them rebel blue states.

The Trump administration's proposed Fiscal Year 2026 budget included a projected $491 million cut to the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA). These actions were viewed by critics as weakening national security infrastructure at a time of increasing cyber threats.

The Humpy Dumpy administration reallocated approximately $1 billion in anti-terror funds AWAY from major Democratic urban centers (like New York, California, and Washington D.C.) to Republican-controlled states.

Just because.

San Francisco is generally safe for visitors as of early 2026, with violent crime dropping to levels not seen since the 1950s and overall crime down nearly 30%.

It is not the record low levels of crime they are worried about. Obviously

It's "the tales of visitors being detained or sent back home at the airport, especially if they had a record of public statements likely to run afoul of the current administration".

Which political party is blocking DHS funding?

#5 | POSTED BY BELLRINGER

DHS is blocking its own funding by refusing to obey the law and the will of Congress and the will of the People.

I listened to the most recent pentagon briefing. As painful as it was I listened to the whole thing even thru whiskey Pete's lunacy.

When asked about the plans to keep the straits open Gen Cain assured us that they were currently working on the Plan. They have concept of a Plan for sure! Meaning they don't have a plan. And did not have one before the start of the war. (The war that is NOT A WAR!)

But they ARE working on it and it should be ready in oh let's say ... two weeks?

What ever happened to NOT doing anything to interfere with elections just before elections?

Why now? What's President Dumbo worried about? He was elected with a Mandate remember?

It's just so unfortunate that the Mandate hung himself in prison.

13 U.S. service members were killed in a suicide bombing at Kabul's Abbey Gate under Biden.

#166 | POSTED BY ONEIRONAUT

Thanks to the wonderful deal previously setup by the dumbest most hateful president in U.S. history in which 5000 terrorists were released onto the streets making something like that inevitable.

Thanks for the reminder.

She's smart, and that scares the schhittt out of you.

" that weirdo Talarico."

Dead giveaway. They are terrified of this guy.

Accountability is coming!

Gonna need more popcorn.

I bet the one getting really pissed is a fan of Islam!
#15 | POSTED BY ONEIRONAUT

Oh! So brave!

Most Iranians ARE Muslim. Especially the hard liners. The ones who would commit suicidal lone wolf attacks must assuredly are Muslim.

The ones attacking Iran right in an illegal undeclared war (that is NOT a war!) are most assuredly Christians. Or so they say.

Senseless Violence is not restricted to the Muslims.

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#93 | POSTED BY THEBULL

It's gonna be $150 per barrel just before the midterms.

Smooth mooooooove!

As of March 2026, the winter of 2025-2026 has been reported as the coldest in over 20 years for parts of the U.S. Northeast and mid-Atlantic, with some areas experiencing the chilliest conditions since 1985-1986. This contrasts with the western U.S. and other global regions, which experienced warmer-than-average, record-breaking temperatures.

It was the coldest winter in decades on planet Earth, what planet are you talking about?

#25 | POSTED BY VISITOR_

And that is still not correct. It was the coldest winter in the NORTHEAST of America in decades. That would have been a correct statement. So it would depend on where you live obviously.

But it was still the second warmest on record in AMERICA because it was a lot warmer in the west than normal.

I live on Earth OG. Which Earth do you live on?

Commie Spyboy is sounding a bit desperate these days.

Do you prefer to be referred to as Dunning-Boy or Donner-Kruger?

#23 | POSTED BY VISITOR_

Says the maroon who just proudly claimed it was the coldest winter in decades.

Tell you what then, YOU send YOUR money to these bums and leave MY money out of it

#5 | POSTED BY JOHN_SAVAGE2

Ok. You send YOUR money to fight an illegal war and keep MY money out of it.

"Odd time to bring up global warming, after the coldest winter in decades."

Except that it wasn't.

The winter of 2025-2026 (December"February) was the second-warmest on record.

Second-warmest in 131 years of record-keeping, falling just behind the 2023-2024 winter.

The primary term for being proud of or confident in your own ignorance is the Dunning-Kruger effect, a cognitive bias where people with limited knowledge overestimate their competence. Another specific, albeit older, term is Bayard, which describes someone with supreme self-confidence born of ignorance.

"Odd time to bring up global warming, after the coldest winter in decades."

Except that it wasn't.

The winter of 2025-2026 (December"February) was the second-warmest on record.

Second-warmest in 131 years of record-keeping, falling just behind the 2023-2024 winter.

The primary term for being proud of or confident in your own ignorance is the Dunning-Kruger effect, a cognitive bias where people with limited knowledge overestimate their competence. Another specific, albeit older, term is Bayard, which describes someone with supreme self-confidence born of ignorance.