Posts by Anthony Jackson2

Don't even bring him up—he'll show up 🤦

Paul Martinez73 said:Just like a true local, you think you're the ultimate authority, and now you're labeling me a gastrist too? It’s pretty funny how you jump from insults to labels like you own the place, just like a typical local would.

You honestly don't have a clue about anything—just so you know, I was born and raised right here in Washington, D.C. Just because you saw a flag on Reddit doesn't mean you get to act like an expert on everyone else's life.

I've mentioned several times that I work for a German firm, so I'm on their VPN for work, and I actually travel there at least once a month. And it's not just there; I'm traveling all over the US and Europe.

So, go ahead, keep talking whenever you get shut down here, but you've already taken enough hits from me lately to know you should probably just crawl back into your hole. Bye now.

aha, so apparently you don't even need to visit Germany anymore to soak up all that wisdom—just hop on a German VPN. ☕

brightpilot6 said:And yet here you are, acting as if you have some absolute certainty that every single burger in the US is equally terrible. 🙏 You’re claiming you’ve tried them all and possess an intimate knowledge of every process and origin story. 🙏

How you manage to keep talking in circles like this, I honestly can't wrap my head around it. 🙏

Just like any self-proclaimed expert—he thinks he knows better than the rest of us.

Whenever someone starts a sentence with "Well, back in Germany..." I just tune out immediately—otherwise, I'll end up wanting to gag.

The Mac is actually decent—not sure why you guys are complaining 🤷

Amanda Evans2 said:The media landscape has slowly started to shift lately; things just don't feel quite as monolithic as they used to be ☕

If they had just stuck to their actual jobs, we wouldn't be here—but they started overstepping into every other part of society, and now the media is going to run them over.

It's pathetic that the CDC and Alemka are the ones taking all the heat, when the real issue lies with the people hiding behind them—the ones who will walk away from this whole mess completely unscathed.

loneseal said:😁

Honestly, Anthony Jackson2 is just one giant walking advertisement against everything he claims to stand for.

Was I wrong about something? 🤷

Both Firefox and Chrome have extensions that let you grab videos directly.

https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/fir...ck/?src=search

Here’s a link for Firefox—you can find something similar for Chrome if you bother to look.

restlesssurfer97 said:Capak on restaurant shutdowns:

You just can't do this out on the street; there has to be some kind of physical barrier in place. You can't just have one person taking cash and handing out food—well, I mean you could, but then they’d have to undergo decontamination every single time they touch money, said Capak, adding:

- Based on what I saw in the report, in this specific instance, there wasn't any social distancing or a proper barrier between the customer and the vendor. But look, we're actually wrapping up some new guidelines right now where we'll lay everything out in much more detail.

It's honestly wild how these are the kinds of people making decisions that 94% of the sheep blindly follow without a second thought.

Total regime scum. Pffft.

First they shut down the restaurants, then they'll drop some directive with the exact rule they used to close them in the first place 🙏

That's our great leadership for you 🙏

As for Beros—I know he's a joke; Bozinovic already proved that during his term, and it won't be long before we see these two aren't much better either.

Paul Sanders5 said:Lol. Who was actually the bigger threat to the nation's survival—the guy in the wheelchair or the one with glasses?

There were plenty of people like that on Savska street, at least.

ironpanther5 said:I don't know why it's so hard for people to wrap their heads around the whole thing happening in front of the Cathedral.
It’s almost like everyone conveniently forgot those veteran protest picnics where the riot squad moved in on them at Markov Square, only for some bearded priest to tuck them away inside St. Mark's Church. Even then, the police were in a bind because, technically, they need a warrant unless they have reasonable suspicion to act.

There was this situation in Belgium where the bureaucracy was trying to deport a migrant family back to Afghanistan, even though they had integrated perfectly and were actually in danger in their home country. Well, Catholic priests stepped up, packed the group into the church, and held services for weeks on end. Priests from all over Belgium and the surrounding areas kept showing up to hold mass continuously until the family's legal status finally got sorted out.

Everyone remembers those terrorists from Savska who were threatening people with gas canisters.

Paul Martinez73 said:Yeah, Zupnik received the report, and the men who attacked the journalist did too. Whether Zupnik decides to file a lawsuit against her remains to be seen...

If there were any actual grounds for it, he would've filed long ago—but there's absolutely nothing.

She was filming at a public event where there wasn't even a sign explicitly banning recording.

And comparing this to Congress is just a stretch.🤣

Paul Martinez73 said:It's the same old story with the Church—just break into their houses and start filming... 🤷
Then just claim it's all "cultural heritage."

The Washington, D.C. Cathedral isn't showing up here for me 🤔

Amy Nelson4 said:Constitution of the United States
Article 52

The seas, coastlines, islands, waterways, airspace, mineral resources, and other natural assets—plus land, forests, flora, fauna, various ecological zones, real estate, and anything deemed to have significant cultural, historical, economic, or environmental value under federal law—are all granted special protection by the Republic.

Law on Protection of Cultural Goods
Article 109.

Funding for the preservation and protection of cultural goods is sourced from:
- the federal budget
- the budgets of states, or specifically, the City of Washington, D.C....

So, one day the Church is a protected cultural asset and a matter of national interest—then suddenly it’s just private property where journalists aren't allowed to step foot without an invitation. Typical. 🐔

Some people here would actually make decent politicians—though around here, laws and rules seem to change whenever it suits someone's schedule. ☕

Paul Martinez73 said:Probably the same people paying to fix up museums, hospitals, theaters, the Capitol, and all that... 🤷
Basically, that 87% of Catholics and the other 13% here in America. ☕

So the Cathedral belongs to the City of Washington, D.C.?

Laura Chavez93 said:A split between the City, the Department of Culture, and the Church...

Which means, if you crunch the numbers, it's 4/5 government, 1/5 owner.

I assume this kind of split will apply to other private properties too. ☕

What’s the plan here—who’s actually footing the bill for these exhibitions at the Washington, D.C. Cathedral?

It’s becoming pretty obvious how the media is spinning the narrative—people are actually starting to question the decisions made by that famous task force. Even on Telegram, there's some quiet questioning about the lack of outside experts involved in their work. At the same time, they're being suspiciously soft on the Swedish bill, almost acting like their policies were a win.

All in all, I think we're headed for an interesting few weeks—expecting some shake-ups in the task force membership once the media pressure ramps up.

wiredrider9 said:So, here’s a little something about that "all-powerful" task force that somehow manages to never be at fault for anything.

THEY WERE WORKING WITHOUT PROTECTION—The head nurse at the nursing home begged for gear, but the Task Force just told her to go hit up the local pharmacies.🙏

That's just the local branch—the main office is still sitting there perfectly innocent.

I love the logic that restrictions will ease once case numbers drop after five or six days—as if we can't just manipulate the testing rates to make those numbers look whatever we want. Since all this data is public, they can't hide the truth, yet we’re still completely at the mercy of some unaccountable agency that answers to nobody—just a group doing whatever they please regardless of federal law.

👋

Can we please bring back the discussion about Pop and that journalist—you know, the one crying over monuments 🤦

Bolkovic is only still around because he's a follower—otherwise, he’d be sharing his "expertise" on some obscure TV station alongside Bujancc