Polls

So, following the recent shooting where a suspect shot and killed multiple detainees at an ICE facility and the hilarious picture that the FBI inexplicably shared, I have to ask.. Why are these people so bad at planting evidence?

For context; Here is a link to the story:

Russia attempting a false flag attempt:

https://www.vice.com/en/article/russia-sims-3/

The shooting at the ICE facility:

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/shooting-at-dallas-ice-facility-leaves-two-detainees-dead-one-injured/ar-AA1Ndhsw

So with all the boring stuff out of the way, here comes the contenders for the worst attempt at planting evidence!

Russia:

Putin: "- and make sure to include three SIM cards in the picture."

FSB agent intern: "Da! I will not forget!" *googles what SIM is*

USA:

Kash Patel: "- do you have a sharpie?"

FBI agent intern: "Yes, sir!"

Kash Patel: "Could you write something anti-ICE on one of the bullets and take a picture?"

FBI agent intern: "Yes, sir!" *no idea what people who hates ICE says and is too lazy to google*

Also, for the record, please practice your handwriting next time.

My main desktop and laptop are already Running windows 11 but have a few older desktops and laptops that do not support Windows 11 that will be converted over to Linux only PC's.

There should really be an option for you to just tell it to start guiding you when your X distance away or x minutes away. Anybody want to help patent that I dea with me?

This is a paraphrasing of something I heard Myron Gaines say.

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There's boys who are skinny and look weak but are actually strong at lifting or fighting, and then there's boys who are muscular and look strong but are actually weak at lifting or fighting. If you had to date one, which would you choose?

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Companies can legally hire and fire based on politics. Do you agree or disagree with this?

How well do you know beer sales in the US?

What beer is number one, most sales, now in September 2025?

Please vote in the poll, which is in alphabetical order, so don't read anything into it.

The correct answer will be given in a few days (Saturday).

For example, I often see the term being only directed at women and non-black men (never white males). Now, let's put this into perspective. Imagine you are a person of color and got into a good university or got a well paying job, how would you feel if people accused you of being a DEI that doesn't deserve that position in life? How would feel if someone stated that a white person (particularly male) should have gotten your position in life and is more qualified?