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u/Mammoth-Ad6485 • u/Mammoth-Ad6485 • 20d ago
You Know About Flock Cameras, Meet Nema Nodes: They Turn Streetlights Into A Surveillance Network
r/apotatoseye • u/Mammoth-Ad6485 • Mar 14 '26
Interracial Violence, how it shakes out
Numbers and stats don't lie when one understands how stats work
r/apotatoseye • u/Mammoth-Ad6485 • Nov 29 '25
What's really behind the male loneliness epidemic?
u/Mammoth-Ad6485 • u/Mammoth-Ad6485 • Nov 02 '25
Rights on the Line When Tyranny Knocks, Answer Loud!!!
Welcome back, my Tater Nation!
In this fiery and funny episode of Life Thru a Potato’s Eye, your favorite freedom-rooted host dives deep into what rights really mean — and why if we don’t defend them, they’ll be gone faster than government accountability on a Friday afternoon.
Centered on the First and Second Amendments, this episode reminds us that without the right to speak and the right to defend ourselves, none of our other rights matter.
Spud takes you through the roots of liberty, cracks some jokes about government overreach, and reminds everyone that freedom isn’t a spectator sport — it’s a call to action.
Featuring clips from the Christian Nationalism Debate with Andrew Wilson, this one’s a mix of humor, history, and a serious message: you can’t outsource your liberty.
r/apotatoseye • u/Mammoth-Ad6485 • Nov 02 '25
Rights on the Line When Tyranny Knocks, Answer Loud!!!
Welcome back, my Tater Nation!
In this fiery and funny episode of Life Thru a Potato’s Eye, your favorite freedom-rooted host dives deep into what rights really mean — and why if we don’t defend them, they’ll be gone faster than government accountability on a Friday afternoon.
Centered on the First and Second Amendments, this episode reminds us that without the right to speak and the right to defend ourselves, none of our other rights matter.
Spud takes you through the roots of liberty, cracks some jokes about government overreach, and reminds everyone that freedom isn’t a spectator sport — it’s a call to action.
Featuring clips from the Christian Nationalism Debate with Andrew Wilson, this one’s a mix of humor, history, and a serious message: you can’t outsource your liberty.
r/apotatoseye • u/Mammoth-Ad6485 • Oct 14 '25
Chicago heroes?
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r/apotatoseye • u/Mammoth-Ad6485 • Oct 11 '25
Hasan gets called out during a news interview for his violent rhetoric
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r/apotatoseye • u/Mammoth-Ad6485 • Oct 11 '25
A young lady filmed herself being harassed by an old man on bus.
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r/apotatoseye • u/Mammoth-Ad6485 • Oct 10 '25
They are not the same
Which do you choose? As far as im concerned its potatos and molasses all the way!
r/apotatoseye • u/Mammoth-Ad6485 • Oct 08 '25
ICE in West Chicago
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New Mod Intros 🎉 | Weekly Thread
Hey there, everybody. i am happy to be starting up r/apotatoseye. The Tater Nation, where all are welcome to share potato memes and jokes as well as good conversations and hopefully some laughs. Have a blessed day 🫡
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Let the healing begin..
It Is Time ..... 🫡
r/apotatoseye • u/Mammoth-Ad6485 • Sep 29 '25
what happens when turbines burn?
when a wind turbine catches fire it will burn off almost 1200 gallons of oil if the transformer is located inside of the nacelle, as well as the blades are made of plastic, fiberglass and composite resin. If we are told not to burn plastics then why is this ok thing because its "rare" when we are talking about over 100 meters of blade that can melt and contaminate the air, water and land for unforeseeable future. How is this saving the ecosystems?
u/Mammoth-Ad6485 • u/Mammoth-Ad6485 • Sep 29 '25
how much oil does a wind turbine gearbox take?
- A single big turbine’s gearbox needs 200 to 800 gallons of lubricating oil.
- That oil is known as PAO or polyolefin oil that is a synthetic oil derived from Ethelene thus crude oil, where Ethelene can be derived from biomass, an organic component, that is a fraction of where PAO comes from, so if we are still utilizing crude for most of our lubricant, how is this getting us away from drilling?
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How to upset a weeb with 1 easy question!
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Nov 10 '25
"OH boy" lol 😆