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The discussion centers on creating a 700-calorie meal for $3. Suggestions include hotdogs and a chicken quarter with potato/rice/beans. Some accuse the original poster of bot farming. Political comments emerge, attributing economic issues to President Biden and praising Donald Trump. Others express anger and frustration, with one user labeled a "tranny." The possibility of creating the meal is debated, with some asserting it's achievable and others implying it's difficult due to incompetence.

A photograph prompted discussion about an unnamed individual's fear. Commentary focused on a quote attributed to the subject: "Let's turn the temperature down... this is not who we are," and "We cannot fan the flames of chaos. That's what he wants." Reactions varied, with some predicting the individual's arrest and others hoping for escalation by "protesters," envisioning violence against "illegal immigration activists." One user claimed the individual is "20 billion in the hole." Another suggested the person risks being the first governor since the Civil War to have the Insurrection Act used against him. The role of paid "professional protestors" and currency issuance were also mentioned.

In Santa Ana, California, on January 9, 2026, Kaden Rummler, 21, was injured during a protest against the shooting death of Renee Good in Minneapolis by a federal agent. Video footage shows an ICE member firing a pepper ball at Rummler's face at close range while he was using a megaphone. Rummler sustained skull fractures and a ruptured eyeball, resulting in blindness in his left eye after surgery. He was released from the hospital with a citation for disorderly conduct. Assistant Secretary Tricia McLaughlin stated that two officers were injured by violent rioters, and two protesters, including Katelyn Skye Seitz, were arrested. Seitz is accused of throwing an orange cone at officers and resisting arrest. Some forum users mocked Rummler's injury.

A picture prompted discussion about Greenland's status. Some claim Greenland is not for sale and criticize perceived abuse of indigenous people. Others argue America needs the land, suggesting Inuits and Danish women desire it. One suggestion involves kidnapping Denmark's prime minister, referencing Greenland's acquisition for "paper printed out of thin air."

Local councils in England requested election delays while a teachers' union investigates anti-Semitism claims. X will block Grok AI from generating sexualized images. A British diplomat was expelled over spying allegations. The UK does not consider the Muslim Brotherhood a terrorist group, unlike the UAE, and Zubaydah made claims against the UK. Nigel Farage should call the police on Jenrick. Kemi stands to benefit from Jenrick being a failure. Keir Starmer is canceling elections.

The thread discusses an incident where a woman accidentally hit a police officer with her car due to confusion about the car's direction. Commentary includes criticism of the woman's actions and appearance, comparisons to Reddit users, and accusations of incompetence. Some users call the situation a "psyop" and criticize the woman's artistic talent. Extreme statements advocate violence against communists and use derogatory terms.

The thread discusses statements that supposedly reveal a liberal's true political alignment. "I hate pedophiles," "Using AI to undress children is bad," and "Shooting and killing people is le bad" are cited as examples of such statements. One user suggests that any statement resembling human decency or logical consistency exposes a liberal. Another user mocks a fabricated quote about an ICE agent. Sarcasm is also mentioned as a tell. A counter-comment accuses another user of lacking decency and logical consistency.

The UK government's character choice is criticized, with claims that the character's appearance is more aligned with non-binary communists. There is a desire for "slutty ethots" cosplaying as Amelia. Users discuss modding the web game and alternative endings discovered by Twitter users. The character is compared to Haman. Some suggest associating the style with white nationalism to discourage its adoption. The UK government is accused of trying to prevent idolization of the character by making her a "purple-haired shitlib woman".

The thread expresses overtly racist sentiments. Some suggest violence against Black people, including a "black purge" to eliminate those supposedly responsible for a high percentage of violent crime. Others propose killing "magats" (supporters of MAGA) and Black people. A counter-argument suggests finding middle ground instead of advocating for violence.

The discussion centers on perceptions of /pol/'s current political alignment, specifically regarding law enforcement and individual liberties. Claims are made that the board has shifted from anti-establishment to pro-cop, with users allegedly supporting actions against individual freedoms. Some argue that /pol/ has long harbored misogynistic and fascist views. Others defend law enforcement, particularly ICE's role in immigration enforcement, and assert that certain groups "deserve" negative treatment. Calls for radical action against intelligence agencies and government personnel are also present.

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A user requested /pol/-approved video games after buying a new gaming PC. Recommendations included Clair Obscur: Expedition 33, Skyrim, and Bellwright, the latter noted for its lack of "niggers." One user claimed Raid Shadow Legends is an Israeli game and suggested it is used for money laundering to influencers. Another user suggested playing Skyrim as a Redguard character and using LoversLab mods to breed with Nordic women. Grok provided a list of Israeli games. Coin Master was also mentioned.

The thread discusses declining white birth rates and potential solutions. Suggestions include outlawing women's suffrage and banning contraception, though some consider the former unrealistic. The Amish are cited as an example of a group with high reproductive rates. Criticism is directed at American women's phenotypes and perceived preferences. Some participants express pessimism about America's future and accuse others of being virgins or non-white. One user suggests the image in the original post looks like Mia Khalifa.

The thread discusses female attraction, political affiliations, and abuse. One user claims women desire "alphas" and another links "Greta syndrome" to anti-Israel sentiment. Calls are made for violence against intelligence agencies and defense contractors. Some suggest women seek power trips over men, while others debate the nature of abuse within lesbian relationships, attributing it to an inability to de-escalate arguments. Republicans are accused of pedophilia. One user questions the idea that women get into physical fights because they are horny.

The discussion centers on claims related to COVID-19 vaccines and mortality rates. Claims are made about excess deaths worldwide and accusations of spreading "Jewish aids." Counterarguments suggest COVID-19 never existed or was just a bad flu year. Scott Adams and the COVID-19 vaccine are mentioned. An older graphic is referenced, with some arguing the narrative that "all antivaxxers would die" did not happen.