#Chris Hanson

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Chris Hanson Uncensored series (4 photos)

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By: Chris Hanson

Published: Feb 6, 2024

The foundation of the American spirit lies in the sovereignty of the individual and the freedom to pursue happiness. The distinction between the right to pursue happiness and the right to happiness itself underscores the crucial difference between equality and equity, respectively. The right to pursue happiness requires equality of opportunity, a fundamental pillar undergirding this country’s foundation that the DEI (Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion) movement kicks out from under us. In America, no one is entitled to happiness or any other specific outcome in life. We are a nation of free and sovereign individuals who stand independently, on our own two feet.

The emphasis on the individual and fundamental human rights has positioned the United States as a leading nation, one that has combated the horrors of Marxism and tyranny. It’s maddening to witness the elites in this country rebrand Marxism, weaponize it with shame and guilt, and rapidly alter our nation’s very foundation.

DEI is more accurately described as Division, Equity and Insanity. The terms “diversity” and “inclusion” are so inherently positive that few feel the need to delve deeper into the meaning of “equity.” Moreover, the social and political landmines associated with questioning these concepts leads most to comply without protest.

In today’s culture, voicing conservative ideas is perilous. Marxist militants scour social media, deriving a false sense of virtue from destroying lives over past, allegedly racist remarks. These individuals make no effort to find the truth. They resemble self-obsessed toddlers, seeking attention with minimal effort, blind to the harm their actions cause.

The woke elite appear to be deliberately dismantling the finest aspects of this country, favoring policies that are anti-human at their core. The American spirit is the fuel that built this country. Religious and personal freedoms, as well as the traditional family, have long been under siege. While truth and love, also essential to America’s foundation, are harder to assail, we as humans have the capacity to embrace these ideals and let them guide us towards an honest and productive life. However, DEI, with its lies and divisiveness, is now aggressively eroding these values.

The true meaning of “equity” is the equality of outcome, something far worse than even division and insanity. It is a Marxist ideology that inherently eliminates personal responsibility and the incentive to work hard, fostering entitlement and dependency. Instead of a world where “you get out what you put in,” equity gives you what the ruling class decides your race, sex, and sexuality deserve. In this light, hard work, determination, and talent combined mean less than one’s identity. 

DEI and similar anti-truth movements are destroying the American spirit rooted in individuals’ right to shape their own destinies. The elite ruling class picks the winners and losers based on identity, undermining the right to pursue happiness. They are creating a system that is bound to deteriorate as it denies that the path to improvement lies in allowing talent, work ethic, and character to shape one’s future. This is the essence of the American spirit–the freedom of opportunity. Our sacrifice of truth, beginning with the era of political correctness, has led us to a point where we often question the existence of truth itself.

The elites use guilt and shame to manipulate the masses into accepting overtly racist, false, and anti-human ideologies, branding dissenters as racist. The government imposes more and more rules as it balloons towards tyranny. Corporations, complicit in this war against truth, are gaining immense power. People are becoming increasingly dependent on various comforts and amenities, often voluntarily contributing to this progression towards tyranny. We seek comfort, and so, when faced with uncomfortable truths, we deceive ourselves.

Our societal addiction to comfort has led us to inadvertently promote DEI. In the current climate, where moral virtue is often signaled through vicious public condemnation and attacks on one’s reputation, most white people—and others inherently viewed as “oppressors” in various contexts—avoid discussing DEI topics altogether.

This dichotomy of “oppressor” vs. “oppressed” is precisely what the American Spirit abhors. Sometimes, oppression is very real and backed by the force of a nation, as seen in Nazi Germany, Communist Russia, and Mao’s China. At other times, it occurs on a personal level–such as spouse over spouse, or a parent dominating their family. Our constitution demands freedom from oppression. Oppression is not only wrong but also evil. It’s a form of theft, where an individual or a group deprives others of their most basic human rights–freedom, personal responsibility, and the right to strive for success and control one’s destiny.

Proponents of the DEI movement, by their actions, become true oppressors. They discriminate based on race, resulting in white and Asian men having fewer opportunities compared to women and people of other races. In doing so, they prevent white and Asian men from attaining positions their talents and hard work merit. At its core and in its execution, DEI seeks to oppress white and Asian males. This has become normalized to the point where any objection is met with severe backlash, routinely labeling the objector as racist.

Logic and reason tell us, without any doubt, that DEI is a racist ideology that actively seeks to oppress individuals who have done nothing to deserve such treatment. We know exactly where that path leads. The thought of what the world will become in 50, 20, or even just 4 years if this ideology is allowed to continue spreading unchecked is terrifying. Adherence to the truth is the only way out of this mess. However, this is challenging because the truth is often difficult to accept. People often prefer their own version of truth to justify their actions at any given time. However, we can’t expect to create a better world if we keep finding ways to avoid making necessary sacrifices.

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So I’ve been a YouTube addict since it came out. Like I was watching music on YouTube on dial up. Lol I got into tea channels on YouTube cause I liked to keep tabs on my favorite larger youtubers like Jenna marbles, Shane Dawson (Definitely don’t watch him now LOL) Shane actually got me to start watching H3 cause he had a interview on there. I’ve been hooked on that since. I loved Primink, Adam Mcintyre, Inabber, Markie, Repzion, Spill Sesh. So many I’ve watched. Adam is still my favorite though. ❤️ I started watching tea channels more than the big YouTubers. Lol 😆 idk who half these people are that they call out but they r always wild. I was there for the whole onision and Dahvie Vanity stuff which they still should be locked up. Chris Hanson screwed all that up! I was there for the fall of Bryan stars. I watched MDE and MDE 2.0. I had Half of the members autographs and merch but gave it all away but Johnnie’s autograph. I kept that. 😊Was there for the Jaclyn Glenn and Social Repose relationship till the end. I’ve hate watched Trisha Paytas from the beginning and am just waiting for her ass to fall. She’s been sick, awful, toxic, compulsive liar her whole carrer…. Anyone else a big YouTube fan?

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my type if anyone cares

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Salvador Domingo Felipe Jacinto Dalí i Domènech, Marquess of Dalí of Púbol gcYC (11 May 1904 – 23 January 1989), known as Salvador Dalí, was a Spanish surrealist artist renowned for his technical skill, precise draftsmanship, and the striking and bizarre images in his work.

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The time when Gundham said “sexbang” and we were all very okay with it.

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All you did was ask if the weirdo was Neil Gaiman, then provided a call out. You didn't tell that LITERAL CHILD not to put themself in danger. Because that's what it is. When one person WAS concerned about a literal child contacting a potential predator, you made it about pro-shipping, not the issue at hand. You also called the concerned person deranged. You're more concerned with pixels kissing on the internet than you are a child PUTTING THEMSELF IN A SITUATION WHERE THEY COULD BE RAPED/KILLED/KIDNAPPED/OTHERWISE HARMED. That kid is doing things that have gotten other children murdered and tortured in a way they will never recover from. NEVER. If a CHILD tells you that they contacted a dangerous adult and you're an adult, you are morally bound to tell that kid not to do that. It's the same thing as a kid running headlong into traffic. Luckily, the person emailed (hopefully) killed the conversation quickly. Predators are master manipulators and kids don't know when they're being played. That could have gone very, very, VERY wrong. Shame on you for not condemning that action. You're the adult in that situation - you need to fucking BE RESPONSIBLE.

Fellas, if you send an E-Mail to a YA author and you’re in high school, is it inviting Murder Most Foul?

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It just proves he is vain, not genuine, not intelligent, and a fraud who really was after people younger than him. That’s not a good look and it’s disgusting if he is this sort of human.

Yes to everything that anon said but this specific part got me and it is on point because that defines predatory behavior. Yes they are both adults. But she is almost half his age and ig he finds her attractive and if he actively tried to get with her or any girls that much younger and if he was actively looking and searching and targeting them to some degree, then that’s what a predator does. And if it’s true and real and he really is with her then that makes him not just a lying ass douchebag but also a predator.

🫣 oh god, it gets worse the more you think about it

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Brad Greenquist as Chris Henderson in The Bedroom Window, 1987

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You have so many relationships in this life. Only one or two will last. You go through all the pain and strife, then you turn your back and they're gone so fast. Yeah, gone so fast. So hold on to the ones who really care. In the end they'll be the only ones there. And when you grow old and start losing your hair, can you tell me who will still care? Mmm bop.

The Afterparty - Season 2, Episode 9

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Created by Christopher Miller

Blackram Hall: whodunit, murder mystery, hardboiled, pulp, crime, thriller, italian giallo, noir and neo-noir, detectives and serial killers, spy stories, vintage, manor houses, art, life and death.

Avatar pic by Mitchell Turek

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Share 4 pics that expose your taste in men.

"Do you like making out and long drives and brown eyes?" Apparently so. (Spouse has pretty blue eyes though)

Love that their ages range from 19-48 (though Chris is definitely only 27 in that photo, but he still looks good)

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once I saw this image I knew I had to make this meme

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this quiz sorts through characters from like dozens of fandoms and finds the one you’re most like. I’m not even a little bit surprised by my result

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Population 11: Season 1 – TV Review

TL;DR – While it gets messy in the middle, it starts and ends strong, and has a fundamentally entertaining cast. ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Rating: 3.5 out of 5. Disclosure – I paid for the STAN service that viewed this series. Population 11 Review – If there is one thing that Australia can do very well, it is the mystery set in the Outback. Indeed, some of my earliest TV memories are of the wild and wonderful…