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Since @HeyJames communicated that he was too retarded to understand how the Internet works, I figured we needed to explain basic 1st grade level Voat skills to him.

Now that faggot can stop crying to us about not having archive links. Finally.

https://youtube.com/shorts/enF3oqGeOw4?si=XTC3CsY8bbpOHxz2

Now if yall could show me yalls nudes quit being little bitches

He told me that he was an Army recruiter. I said that things should start getting better now that Secretary Hegseth was in charge.

He smiled ironically and said that DEI was so pervasive throughout the military from the top to the bottom that he doubted that they could ever get rid of it entirely.

He told me that BLM had almost destroyed the military. He said that blacks screamed racism at the drop of a hat and that everyone was afraid to end up on CNN!

He said that more qualified personnel were passed over for promotion in order to promote blacks.

He painted aa very grim picture. BTW this wasnt a white guy telling me this!

I was at Publix about 9:30, I hate the crowds, and there were 3 teens at the end of an aisle roughhousing and joking. 2 boys and a girl. White kids.

One of the boys had dyed blonde hair with black roots an inch long. What made me laugh though was the wiggers entire ass was hanging out of his saggy pants. His junk too to be honest. His jeans were riding below ball height on his thighs.

I looked at him and laughed! He saw me laugh and I could tell he was contemplating saying something to me. I was contemplating telling the bitch to pull his pants up! I didnt feel like having three teenagers shrieking at me in the supermarket.

I strolled by and they must have said something to each other because the girl called out " excuse me sir we'd like to interview you for a school project!" No miss. You would not. Trust me.

https://archive.is/q6Ala

Carr continued in his letter that he will alert Congress to the investigation, noting that lawmakers already are weighing whether NPR and PBS should receive taxpayer funds.
"In particular, Congress is actively considering whether to stop requiring taxpayers to subsidize NPR and PBS programming," he wrote, according to the Times.
"To the extent that these taxpayer dollars are being used to support a for profit endeavor or an entity that is airing commercial advertisements, then that would further undermine any case for continuing to fund NPR and PBS with taxpayer dollars," he continued.