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Should be a wild four years.

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Apparently, there are some shit about Trump threatening to kill Democrats over inciting rebellion in the military?, is this true?
 
Apparently, there are some shit about Trump threatening to kill Democrats over inciting rebellion in the military?, is this true?
From what I've read, what was said by the democrats was nothing different than what you're taught in boot camp, that all members of the U.S. military have the right and the duty to refuse to obey palpably or manifestly unlawful orders. Their oath is to the U.S. Constitution and its laws, not to a specific individual or the chain of command above the law.

Trump just had a chimpout about it because it threatened his sense of authority.
 
I'm going to keep dooming, it seems to be doing more than hyper positivity. Since I doomed about Christians, they marched together against a swarm of Muslims in Michigan peacefully, the department of education (the money laundering foundation) is being dismantled, and the epstein files that does, doesn't, does exist is back on the horizon to be released, I do like seeing what words in morse code I can make using Redacted boxes. There is no hope for term limits though.
 
From what I've read, what was said by the democrats was nothing different than what you're taught in boot camp, that all members of the U.S. military have the right and the duty to refuse to obey palpably or manifestly unlawful orders. Their oath is to the U.S. Constitution and its laws, not to a specific individual or the chain of command above the law.

Trump just had a chimpout about it because it threatened his sense of authority.
Yeah, Of course he'd fucking do that...
 
That might've been true before the fires, and the covid nonsense, and all the business leaving, plus ridiculous taxes and cost of living. Also they see homeless people all the time and decay, so they have to be really high on their own supply to ignore that.
The bacon cheeseburger is the ultimate citizenship test. Its meat verifies your not a vegetarian, its bacon that your not Jewish or Arab and its cheese that your not lactose intolerant.
 
they love japs because they mirror the sexual perversion that infests the leftist mind
they hate japs because japs still hate foreigners
Believe it or not, but most adult Japanese people think that anime is for children and that the perverts are shameful.
Yes but it would mostly be heating, as in large boilers for apartment buildings.

@Null yo josh your apartment had radiators right?
Many older US houses use hot water baseboards or radiators. HVAC being standard is a new-ish thing.
 
I'm so fucking tired of hearing about Russia-Ukraine.
I respect Trump wanting to put an end to the bloodshed, but I'm starting to reach Middle East levels of "These dumb fucks actually like to die, so why should we stop them?"
This "peace proposal" was designed to allow the US to finally walk away when it's rejected.
 
That's neither here nor there in regards to it being a "seditious act deserving of Death"
It was the political equivalent of "I'm not touching you." They tiptoed right up to the line of telling the military to defy orders from the Commander in Chief without directly saying anything libelous.
Trump should still kill them anyway, though.
 
Trump is very right in reacting to this as sedition. We kill people who do this for a reason. A Government in open revolt against itself's BEST CASE response is to collapse. The worst case scenario would be the next Trump-like just starts shooting these smug fuckers when they try it and replacing them.

I keep telling people this, but people don't want to believe that Trump is the best case scenario, and if things continue there will be a leader with all of Trump's charisma, none of his restraint, and a lot of people will end up dead. Its happened time and time again when a detached and delusional elite caste fuck things up too badly.

It is an issue that I consider extremely important, which is the way that the Democrats/Uniparty/Marxists are constantly and obviously undermining the foundations of a peaceful, civil society. Frankly, they simply do not recognize the fragile nature of institutions, and believe they have infinite inertia to exist forever while subverted. This is because they exist entirely within very complex academic sophistry that insulates them from both reality and second order effect because they reject reality and substitute their own. They ironically believe in the tabulas rasa for not just people, but all reality, and if they tear down the existing framework they will be left with...nothing, a blank canvas on which to paint what they want.

What these insane people forget is that the legal and social systems are not some constructed framework that came in existence ex nihilo, they are abstractions derived from the fundamental nature of reality and are palatable substitutions to forestall the violence that is inevitable in that reality and its system of limited resources. They operate as a means to resolve social conflict without resorting to violence though mutually agreed upon systems. If these abstractions are distorted or 'gamed' to the point of uselessness, they will be discarded and the old order of violence will re-emerge.

Continually undermining trust in these systems by subverting them to avoid consequences has a cost, and that penalty is the removal of that system from the choices for conflict resolution. When everything else collapses, it all comes down to which group has better organization and more guys with weapons and the will to use them. "Stop quoting laws to us, we carry swords!" - Pompey the Great

Eventually all avenues of peaceful resolution are cut off from the people, because those in power do not want to change or surrender their positions. This does not make those people or their grievances vanish, however, it only prevents their peaceful expression. The elites that love their academic sophistry think they can just define the problem away, because if it doesn't exist in their perfectly tailored mental construction which they have engineered with rules and definitions that end with them winning.

Image a board game where the 'game master' continually changes the rules every time they may lose a piece or an advantage. Eventually the game is locked into a 'you lose/they win' scenario - and at your local game store that might result in some choice words and resolve to not play with them again. If the player's life is on the line, if his kid's lives are on the line, if his entire community's future is riding on him winning though......well. He's going to flip the table and strangle the life out of the prick gaming the rules because he was given no other choice.

I only wish the chaos to come after they smash all the rules would backlash to them only, but I know that many innocents will suffer and die for the arrogance of madmen.
 
It’s like that in a lot of the older buildings up in the north too, but that goes back to when coal was cheap. As far as heated floors, a common setup is to route the water heater piping in a pattern underneath the house and keep it going via a recirculation pump, but that can be expensive to run for obvious reasons
You still have options. I grew up in a house that had two furnaces connected to water heaters, fuel oil and wood

That was boring and unsatisfying to write, so here’s my take on Trump calling the demshit sedition:

He’s given them chances. They’ve been doing this shit and he didn’t make an issue of it. Now they’re doing it while the biggest issue we’re facing is with communist China, who they’re all in bed with.

In case you missed it, for the past week or so China has been threatening to nuke Japan
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Frankly, they simply do not recognize the fragile nature of institutions, and believe they have infinite inertia to exist forever while subverted.
Marxists are little more than cretins resentful of existence itself, who are too cowardly to kill themselves and too arrogant to keep their misery to themselves. Others must suffer for them to be happy.
 
What these insane people forget is that the legal and social systems are not some constructed framework that came in existence ex nihilo, they are abstractions derived from the fundamental nature of reality and are palatable substitutions to forestall the violence that is inevitable in that reality and its system of limited resources. They operate as a means to resolve social conflict without resorting to violence though mutually agreed upon systems. If these abstractions are distorted or 'gamed' to the point of uselessness, they will be discarded and the old order of violence will re-emerge.

What I ve meditated about for few years is that these frame works, institutions, system etc. Also evolved with the people that used them.

I keep thinking of that texas state rep negress who kept asking the house was filled with angelo. Why didnt in reflect the racial make up of texas.

All I could think was "huh why would an institution be filled with the descendants of the people who developed it?"

the failure of marx and others is that while they say problems of their day, they tried to create a pancia of a solution or system from whole cloth or EX Nihilo as you say.

Step 1) tear down X

Step 2) replace X with Y

Step 3) problem solved I get all the WAP

Lets change the social order but first lets attack whats there

Working in maintence and construction i ve been around alot people with drug issues, in fact I m trying to get away from a man i worked with for years because its clear adiction and all its ills are ruining him.

Now a liberal would be thinking off all the safe ways to help the dude, a liberatain would just want him to have his drugs

but at this point the best thing for him would to be in jail cause it would cause him to crash out. he and others i ve been around are never gonna fix their situation because they are too busy tweaking out.
 
Since I doomed about Christians, they marched together against a swarm of Muslims in Michigan peacefully
And what did that accomplish?
I keep telling people this, but people don't want to believe that Trump is the best case scenario, and if things continue there will be a leader with all of Trump's charisma, none of his restraint, and a lot of people will end up dead. Its happened time and time again when a detached and delusional elite caste fuck things up too badly.
This is righty cope. If some violent dictator seizing power and setting things back into place was even a possibility, it would've happened years if not decades ago. England is in a far worse position than us and the best they can muster up is waving around some flags as they slowly but surely die off. They are competely demoralized and incapable of any meaningful action while the ones keeping them down have and will do everything and everything to keep things the way they are. Nothing is going to change. Ever.
 
It was the political equivalent of "I'm not touching you." They tiptoed right up to the line of telling the military to defy orders from the Commander in Chief without directly saying anything libelous.
Trump should still kill them anyway, though.
They are also just pretending anything Trump is doing is illegal. Regardless of what faggot DNC plant judges think he is not.
 
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