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Conservative pundit Glenn Beck weirded everyone out when he debuted and interviewed a buff AI-generated version of former President George Washington that he created to discuss the problems the United States has at the moment.
Beck disclosed that he and his team have developed a homegrown AI system that, among other things, can analyze proposed legislation and judge whether the Founding Fathers might have considered it constitutional.
They’ve dubbed the program “George AI,” and, in true Beck fashion, it comes with a bizarre visual avatar: an unnervingly muscular, tight-shirted George Washington, fully wigged, deeply bronzed, and glass-eyed.
At one point, Beck posed a broad question to the system: What is the greatest problem facing the United States today?
The digital Washington, programmed to respond using the writings of the Founders, delivered a verdict that sounded suspiciously like it came straight from Beck himself. According to the tanned, spectral avatar, America’s central crisis is a moral one.
It said:
“If I’m honest, America’s biggest problem isn’t political or economic. It’s all moral. We’ve drifted from the virtues that make liberty possible in the first place. To be free, you have to have discipline, you have to have faith, you have to have character.”
"If you don't have any of those things, laws can't stop anything and mean little. Government turns either weak or oppressive. You have grown reckless with truth, you're reckless with debt, you're comfortable blaming instead of building anything and I've understood that self-governance begins with self-control?"
"Do you even recognize what self-control is? Public virtue matters more than public opinion. You keep electing these people expecting things to change but you haven't changed. The fix is not going to be found in Washington D.C.”
“It can be found in every home, every school, every heart. America was built to be a moral and self-governing nation. It’s only that foundation that will still save her.”
You can watch part of their interview below.
That language is suspiciously familiar to what Beck stated about the “moral erosion” of America on his personal website’s blog, in which Beck wrote:
“For generations, Americans have inherited a republic based on law, liberty, and moral responsibility. That legacy is now under assault by extremists who openly seek to collapse the system and replace it with something darker.”
He went on to say that “meaning is still available” for Americans who want to “repair this country.” That meaning, he stressed, "is found in rebuilding the smallest, most human spaces — the places that cannot be digitized, globalized, or automated."
So Beck was pretty much having a conversation with himself—and no one was impressed.
We all wish we could unsee and unhear this.
Self-proclaimed White nationalist poster boy Nick Fuentes recently revealed something many have suspected for a long time. The Adolf Hitler loving, Holocaust denying, racist, misogynistic incel has never been sexually intimate with a live, human female.
Many people choose to abstain from sex for a variety of reasons.
There's nothing wrong with temporary or permanent abstinence. But most who choose to abstain don't proclaim themselves attracted to women, then make a career out of denigrating them and fomenting hatred against them among their followers.
Fuentes—who has called himself a 'proud incel'—once posted:
"Your body, my choice. Forever."
The involuntarily celibate (incels) are mainly an online community created by young men who blame all women because they're unable to attract the idealized perfect women they want to have sex with.
So the fact women aren't attracted to the 27-year-old who claims to his followers that he lives in his parent's basement, but who has a luxury apartment in Chicago, is not a huge shock.
Fuentes made the admission regarding his sexual experience during an interview on Piers Morgan Uncensored.
You can see a clip here:
Citing Fuentes' long history of sexism and misogyny seeming to indicate a deep hatred of women, Morgan asked:
"Are you actually attracted to women?"
Fuentes replied:
"I am attracted to women."
Morgan then asked:
"You’re not gay?"
Blaming women for why he's single, Fuentes responded:
"No, but I will say that women are very difficult to be around, so there’s that."
Morgan asked:
"And do you think they should have the right to vote?”
Fuentes replied:
“I do not, no. Absolutely, not.”
Morgan then asked:
“They should stay home?”
Fuentes answered:
“Yeah.”
Seemingly hitting a nerve, Morgan—whose own hot takes aren’t exactly progressive—shot back:
"I know I’m the boomer here, but actually, you’re a 27-year-old dinosaur, aren’t you, Nick Fuentes? 'All women are annoying. All women grow old. They all get fat,' says the guy—have you ever had sex?"
Fuentes immediately answered:
"No, absolutely not."
Morgan continued his rant, saying:
"Wow, says the guy who’s never got laid."
The admission shouldn't shock anyone since Fuentes previously claimed all sex is gay and abstinence makes a man more heterosexual.
After the two-hour interview, Fuentes declared himself the winner because his fellow racist, misogynistic incels showered their leader with love.
Morgan begged to differ.
People were unsurprised by Fuentes' comments and the support it gained him.
During the same interview, Fuentes doubled down on his public adoration of Adolf Hitler.
Whether Fuentes is telling the truth about anything or believes anything he regurgitates for his flock of fan boys is immaterial.
Like many on the right, he just needs to sing the right tune to attract the many incels, misogynists, racists, and White nationalists looking for someone to follow. Admitting where he really lives, how much money he makes, or revealing he's not involuntarily celibate wouldn't play well to his fans.
But the hatred he creates is very real and very dangerous.
California Governor Gavin Newsom mocked President Donald Trump with the perfect meme after Trump made his latest bizarre claim to reporters—that "you need about 185 IQ to turn on a lawnmower."
Trump made the remark during a Cabinet meeting on Monday, speaking at a time when his immigration crackdown is upending the lives of day laborers and agricultural workers around the country, namely those who do know how to use the lawnmowers he claims are too "impractical" for the average person to use or understand.
He said:
“Farming equipment has gotten too expensive. They put these environmental excesses on the equipment, which don’t do a damn thing except make it complicated, make it impractical, and frankly, you really have to be, in many cases, you need about 185 IQ to turn on a lawnmower.”
You can hear what Trump said in the video below.
Newsom responded by sharing a long-viral meme of Trump appearing to shout at a boy mowing the lawn at the White House in 2017.
The speech bubble above Trump's head reads:
"Do you have a 185 IQ?"
You can see Newsom's post and the meme below.

Others joined Newsom in mocking Trump.
Trump loves to bring up IQ as a measure of intelligence and brags about his own all the time.
In October, late-night host Jimmy Kimmel invited Trump to compete in "Grandpa Don’s Dementia Bowl" so he can take a cognitive test to compete against Democratic Representatives Jasmine Crockett of Texas and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez of New York after denigrating them for having "low IQ."
It's worth noting that Trump has previously been criticized for bragging about acing the Montreal Cognitive Assessment (MoCA), which he's referred to as an "intelligence test."
While he bragged about acing an exam used to assess cognitive impairment, he failed to understand that the higher your score, the worse the outcome—and that claiming he performed better than Democrats would if they were in his position isn't at all a good thing.
What was that about your IQ, Trump?
Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy was criticized after he said that airports should add workout areas as part of his bizarro effort to make air travel a more pleasurable experience for travelers.
As part of his push to brand the initiative as “family friendly,” Duffy unveiled a $1 billion funding program that airports can apply for to build additional nursing suites, children’s play zones, dedicated family security lanes, and fitness spaces for travelers.
Duffy said this would be a good way to "get some blood flowing" at the airport—an already stressful and discombobulated experience as it is:
"I want to expand the play area for kids. Maybe I want additional nursing pods for nursing mothers. Maybe I want a workout area where people might get some blood flowing, doing some pull-ups or some step-ups in the airport."
"Maybe you want to have a different lane for families to get through TSA. How can you make the experience better as you go through an airport? $1 billion is going to go to that."
You can hear what he said in the video below.
Moments later, Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.—who had joined Duffy for the press conference at Ronald National Airport in Washington, D.C.—and Duffy squared off in an impromptu pull-up contest after Duffy was asked whether he was concerned that passengers might end up “smelly” from working out.
He replied:
“I don’t want you to have a full-body sweat going on until you stink. But if you do a few pull-ups, get your blood flowing, I think that’s positive. So this is not like, go to the gym, sweat and then get on an airplane.”
California Governor Gavin Newsom remarked that Duffy "would like you to do pulls [sic] up while he forces you to wait for your delayed flight."
Newsom, via his official press office account, later shared a photo of Duffy doing pull ups in the airport, joking that "this is exactly what we were missing to make airports more pleasant and enjoyable."
Duffy was widely mocked.
Duffy recently made headlines after he spoke out about air travel etiquette and not wearing pajamas or taking your shoes off on an airplane
Duffy, who appeared at Newark International Airport in New Jersey, to discuss his efforts to “restore courtesy and class to air travel," argued that air travel would be a better experience for all if people took more pride in their appearance on flights.
He said he "would encourage people to maybe dress a little better, which encourages us to maybe behave a little better." He said people shouldn't wear slippers or pyjamas or take their shoes off on airplanes in order to be "cognizant and courteous" to others around them.
However, once clips of his remarks went viral, critics pointed out that none of his suggestions actually address the problems surrounding travel delays and airport security that passengers are actually concerned about.

When a really good friendship takes hold, it's hard to imagine that it could ever end.
But just like relationships, friendships, even the best ones, can end for an abundance of reasons.
And somehow, losing a best friend can even hurt more than losing a romantic partner.
Redditor UniqueEnvironment798 asked:
"Why did your friendship with your best friend come to an end?"
"We just stopped trying at the same time. No fight, no drama, just silence."
- Mohammad_Nasin
"Same, sort of. I got tired of being the only one to reach out."
- Ok-Door-3664
"Years ago, I had said to myself, 'You know what? If they care enough, they will reach out on their own.'"
"It’s been almost ten years, and not a peep. Those were people I had known since Kindergarten, and I finally said f**k it in my 20s."
- B4K5c7N
"I realized she never put effort into learning about my life. She'd want to spend time together, but never asked me about me. It was always about her. I know she cared, but the lack of interest made me feel like an accessory instead of a friend."
- Rahx3
"I have one of these. She talks and talks about her problems and everything, then does a courtesy 'how have you been?' and immediately has her face in her phone as soon as I speak. I give up with it."
- ChoiceRevolution9308
"Because the f**ker borrowed a lot of money from me and never paid it back."
- Dazzling-Leader7476
"I had a former friend borrow $50 from me. That week, she was supposed to pay me back, and when I asked her, she never responded. She ignored my texts and would post on social media, and I kept asking her, and she refused to respond."
"I let it go but I was still angry and cut her out. Then one day she came up on my Facebook, and so I messaged her and told her I was 'still waiting on my $50,' and she proceeded to block me."
"F**k you, Esther."
- NDeceptikonn
"A girl who was my best friend for six years started becoming friends with three bullies. They harassed me every single day for about two and a half years until finally things quieted down."
"She tried to talk to me for the first time in three and a half years the other day, and I was quite literally disgusted after all the stuff they did to me that she even had the balls to approach me."
- ruger148
"His wife tried to f**k me. I turned her down, so she ran to him and told her that I tried to f**k her, I guess in anticipation of me ratting her out."
"My best friend believed her, and s**t got really nasty."
"He eventually learned the truth and tried to patch things up with me, but there was too much bad blood at that stage."
- Totallycasual
"How did he learn the truth?"
- espresom
"When she tried to f**k someone else instead."
- Totallycasual
"Happened to me in college with my best friend’s boyfriend. She didn’t believe me at first, and then it clicked a few weeks later, but I couldn’t let it go mentally that she didn’t believe me."
- SketchAinsworth
"She got a boyfriend and stopped talking to me for months. When we both tried talking again, it didn’t feel the same. It felt forced. We didn’t talk much afterwards."
"After a year, I tried reaching out, but it seems she blocked me on everything."
- Rare_ChocolateTea
"But why the need to block?"
- Material_Extension72
"I wish I knew. Tried on the socials and found nothing was ever getting through. I do remember leaving the last call on good terms, too. I hope she's fine."
- Rare_ChocolateTea
"She ditched me the day we were scheduled to go on an international trip we’d been planning for two years."
"I went alone and had an absolutely amazing time, other than the loneliness."
"It's been two years, and we have not spoken since. Best friend of 20 years."
"I have not been able to trust anyone else in the same way since then and have made efforts to make new friends, but a longtime friend is different. I’m not sure I’ll ever have that again."
- bonniebirdsong
"I feel you. Best friend of 15 years. The last five of them, we were working on a big creative project together with the hopes of making it big. One day, he blocks me. The next, he deletes all of our project files. Hundreds of files with no way for me to recover them."
"It's been over two years since this went down. I lost not only who I believed was my brother from another mother, but five years' worth of creative work. I'm in therapy and on antidepressants. Still hurts like h**l, but I'm still here."
- smilingmercenary23
"She was growing into a person I didn't like, but I stayed friends with because we had 17 years of history together."
"When I met my husband, I 100% knew he was the one and told her I was head over heels in love, but when she met him, she told me, 'He seems more my type than yours. He's too attractive for you.' OK, b***h, whatever."
"Then one day, she and I were out in an area with poor cell service, and I used her phone to call my man and let him know when I'd be home. She secretly saved his number."
"He started telling me, 'Nicole isn't a good friend,' and he would tell me he didn't want to be around her. Then one day he sat me down and told me the reason was because she was trying to hook up with him. He showed me the texts where she was begging him to cheat on me, telling him I'd never have to know, asking him how he could stay faithful to someone so ugly (me) when she was so much better looking, and she sent pics of her tits."
"I ended the friendship with her immediately."
"Our circle of friends was divided on the issue. I refused to socialize with her, so if they invited me to anything, I'd ask if Nicole was going and politely decline if she was."
"They told me, 'Yeah, she f**ked up, but you're choosing some guy over a 17-year friendship, and it's putting people in an uncomfortable spot having to choose who to invite to things."
"I replied, 'Well, I don't want to make anyone uncomfortable, so I'll make it easy on you: y'all can have her. Don't bother inviting me to anything again,' and I never spoke to ANY of them again."
"That was 22 years ago, and I stand by my decision. When my husband died, a couple of them reached out. I did not reply."
- MacsCheezyRaps
"She offered to store some of my things (so I didn't have to pay for storage) and then sold them online."
"Some were irreplaceable, like custom-made furniture my late father had made with fancy live edges and whatnot."
"She and her husband had a large house with plenty of space and made good money. I've never gotten an attempt at an explanation or apology."
- Wishilikedhugs
"I felt I was always the one proposing stuff, trying to plan for us to meet, making the effort, so I just told myself I would wait for them to call first… It’s been four months since we last spoke…"
- TheShadyRoomie
"I did this with all my friends. Now I have no friends. Showed me who they really were. This was sometime last year."
"Luckily, I'm an introvert and still have some good gaming buddies, but d**n, it hurt."
- PeachFreedom
"I had a friend since first grade. We got real close in high school. In college, he moved away to some fancy college in Switzerland. He was always a bit rude and abrasive, but whatever happened there, he came back 10x worse. Extremely status-obsessed. But also, he came back with a huge contempt for poor people."
"His parents gave him a bit of money and a place to stay. He used to say stupid things that I can't imagine he actually believed, like, 'I had no idea why people had mortgages, why don't they just buy their houses in cash?' and stuff like that."
"He HATED poor people. He had a huge disdain for people in debt. He used to say some real psychopathic s**t, like, 'Oh, I'm gonna start a business and only hire people in debt, so I can treat them like s**t, and they can't afford to quit.'"
"I tried very hard to turn him around and cut that s**t out, but it never worked. I graduated college and got a job in my field, and he kept pressing me to know how much money I made (it wasn't a lot). I kept deflecting the question until one day I finally caved in. I could tell he enjoyed that I was working for such little money."
"I was also working the graveyard shift, so I was TIRED all the time. So one day, before work, I met him for a coffee in the evening. He could tell I looked exhausted, and was insulting me indirectly (thinking he was being sly), and just said that people who got out of bed for anything less than six figures were stupid."
"I had enough. I said I was going to leave, and that's it. I walked to my car, and by the time I had the key in the ignition, I said, 'This friendship is over,' and never looked back."
"He texted me to get coffee, etc., but I kept ignoring him. I realized hanging out with him, he was just going to bring me way down."
"After I stopped being friends with him, my life got SO MUCH better."
- lazarus870
"My dad died. My friends asked me to hang out. I told them I'd come hang but I just wanted a quiet, chill evening playing video games or watching a movie."
"They promised that's what we'd do. Within an hour, it was a packed house party, and they forgot about me."
"I just stood up and left, and none of them realized until the next day. That told me a lot about who they were and what they felt about me."
- Responsible-Onion860
"I was an a**hole."
- espresom
"I applaud you for accepting the blame where blame is due. That takes character."
- Zholeb
"Same. I learned my lesson, but some things can't be patched up."
- Glad-Yogurtcloset185
"The final straw? It was her birthday, and she invited me to go into the city to spend over $100 (back when it was a lot of money) to make a cake at some popular bakery."
"She had ghosted me for years prior to this, and we had reunited maybe only a few months earlier. She made it clear she had asked 'all her other friends,' and they declined already, so I was her last resort."
"Like GIRL, you don't have to rub in how unimportant I am to you and how ready you are to use me."
- Scared-Currency288
"$100 is still a lot of money. Especially for a cake."
- Cinnamon2017
"You're only making me madder. Here's the thing, we both would end up with one cake each. What the h**l am I going to do with a whole cake on not my birthday?!"
"By the way, I would have had to transport it home on a three-hour train ride."
- Scared-Currency288
"My sister used to do this to me. 'My boyfriend is out of town, and all my friends are busy, wanna hang out?'"
"Well, since you put it THAT WAY and I know I’m your last resort…. NO."
"She also invited me once to do a glass-blowing class with her. I showed up, and she told me she had already done the class before and didn’t want to pay twice, so she wasn’t participating…. So I had to do the class by myself."
- aeluon
"We as people grow into new versions of ourselves daily sometimes. Me and him grew into incompatible versions of ourselves over time. The time we had was priceless entertainment but it was time to wish him well."
- ealoft
"A lot happened between me and my former best friend but ultimately I feel the same as this. We just grew into different people and didn’t align any longer."
- soundstragic
Sometimes people just drift apart, but sometimes people do really crappy things that earn them a spot in the hot seat before exiting our lives forever. We can hold on to the fond memories, move on, and make new, fun memories with people who love and appreciate us in the present instead.