Mamdani has built nothing. He is a taker, never a maker.

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Today, NASA satellites confirm Earth is greening dramatically. CO₂ fertilisation has added biomass equivalent to two continents of new forest in recent decades, boosting crop yields and ecosystems alike. Oceans, holding around 50 times more carbon than the atmosphere, continue their ancient dance of absorption, circulation and outgassing under Henry’s Law. The natural world keeps working its wonders. The real question isn’t whether CO₂ is 'pollution', but how we pursue genuine abundance and resilience while staying humble before these vast systems.

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"Teha Delaruelle," a trans activist who worked on the campaign for trans Wisconsin Democrat congressional candidate Katrina deVille, a DSA member, posted manifesto videos on social media calling for fellow trans people to commit mass killings of MAGA.

We have a president pocketing billions with a crypto scam, while Susan Collins became a multi-millionaire, funneling taxpayer dollars to her husband and profiting off stock trades while in office. Enriching yourself through public office should be a crime.

Yes, more capable guns can do more harm in the hands of evil people. That's not groundbreaking. Obviously, an AR15 is more capable than a revolver or a bolt-action rifle. But it's also constitutionally protected precisely because of that capability. The Second Amendment is not about the minimum-possible lethality that is still effective for self-defense. It recognizes a natural right to keep and bear arms for personal and common defense, against everything from rabid animals and criminals, to tyrannical armies and foreign invaders. Moreover, of the tens of millions of AR15s and similar rifles out there, an astonishingly small percentage of them are every used in any crime. Still, I agree that we should address rare mass shootings, and there are a number of ways to do this: 1. Stop releasing violent criminals early, as Everytown's political allies frequently do. Like Smiley Martin, who committed the Sacramento mass shooting that got Everytown to successfully push for a Glock sales ban in California. He was out of prison 6 years early thanks to Everytown-endorsed Governor Newsom's initiatives, serving only about 3 years for felony domestic violence. (I see why they don't want to stop releasing criminals - those criminals give them pretexts to pass more gun control!) 2. Stop making everywhere a "sensitive place." At this point we know from numerous mass shooter manifestos that they specifically target places where armed resistance is unlikely. Stopping law-abiding people from carrying guns just creates a dream setting for killers. If a series of these scumbags met humiliating ends at the hands of a quick armed response, many of them would stop trying. As the data shows, people with carry permits almost never commit crimes. There is no reason to ban them from carrying in so many places, as they present no public safety threat. Unless of course, Everytown wants mass shootings to be successful so they can ban more guns. In that scenario, of course they don't want any pesky armed citizens stopping their next gun ban push. 3. Stop giving mass shooters the media infamy a portion of them crave. While not true of all mass shooters, many in that profile do desire the media coverage prior ones have gotten. That should be denied to them as much as possible. smokinggun.org/new-report-as…