@Sonic badass thanks for posting

They know that if this assassination tactic proves viable, itl be their heads on the chopping block for the same thing next time they are up for re-election.

An army of Cat-Lady Kamazakies to shoot at the Right.

@Sam Anderson "An army of Cat-Lady Kamazakies to shoot at the Right." Stealing this, it's a perfect characterization

amazing ^

Next Twitter sock account?

@Asatru Artist - MD can we get a photoshop of Ford’s face on a Kamakazie?

@Sam Anderson ^

lol

Thanks bro! Off to Twitter this goes!

@Asatru Artist - MD dude that is a funny meme.

As the young feminists cheer lol

Its seriously good lol

oh you should put some text where the women are; "Democrats"

No make it “gender studies 101 students”

Has anyone heard of this "dayjob" or "daygig" conspiracy theory?

Dems haven't...

@Deleted User ? What is the theory?

My rap career has yet to take off, still workin that dayjob fam

@Deleted User I've heard of it, but know nothing about it

https://zerohplovecraft.wordpress.com/2018/05/11/the-gig-economy-2/

@Tyler0317 read until a bit after the 4chan screenshot

Good summary

Jewish privilege https://nypost.com/2018/10/03/man-who-sexually-assaulted-young-family-member-sentenced-to-8-years/

plea deal

Question: We know that ancestral memories are passed down through our DNA, we quite literally have our ancestors with us... but does anybody know how far back the memories go?

TIL ancestral memories exist

Very far. Perhaps before the invention of fire.

@Max Bianco - NY It's a theory called epigenetics.

Wait no, is that right?

Yeah, it is. part of that field of study anyhow

"epigenetic memory" or "epigenetic conditioning" is what @The Eternal Anglo is referring to.

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@Max Bianco - NY Scientists hypothesize it's the reason we have natural fears, to dangers in the enviornments our ancestors lived in. Not just for humans, but for animals in general

@The Eternal Anglo very interesting

@Deleted User We could also call in "Genetic memory"
Another term for it, coined in 1978 by Wilder Penfield, is "Racial Memory"

Hence we know how to feed from our parent as a baby, why giant tigers and bears are dangerous creatures, etc. In my opinion, I think this is why we have a natural inclination to have a liking for certain aesthetics and cultures. Certain birds know how to exactly make certain nests with certain materials, and I don't think humans are too far off from the same thought process, either.

Seems very similar to "instinct", just a cooler name for it.

Instinct is hardcoded into our DNA though. How? Why?

Epigenetics.