This week in Whoppers: Tucker Carlson muses on supernatural origin of nukes, ex-NY Mag writer wishes he copied better, and more
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This week in Whoppers: Tucker Carlson muses on supernatural origin of nukes, ex-NY Mag writer wishes he copied better, and more
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“Nuclear weapons . . . I don’t think were created by people.” — Tucker Carlson, Monday
We say: When it comes to technology there’s not a lot of alternatives to “people” as the inventors.
Carlson, who also says that demons torment him in his sleep, puts himself in the company of people who insisted that table forks, the printing press and trains were “devil’s work.”
Ossoff’s disgustingly sly and sexist attack on Trump aide Natalie Harp backfires big time
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