US US Politics General 2: Hope Edition - Discussion of President Trump and other politicians

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Should be a wild four years.

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Disaffected Coyote said:
How can this dude even claim to be libertarian at this point? Property rights are one of the foundational libertarian believes.

You can't just say it's fine that the oil rights you bought and the infrastructure you invested in, where stolen by a Communist takeover.

At this point it really seems as if Massie just takes every anti-American position he can.
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Massie is just a hyper-contrarian. I've found that the longer someone claims to be a libertarian the more obvious it becomes that their sole political position is contrarianism.
 
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The Last Stand said:
So, let me get this straight. All this time, since the doctrine's creation, the United States would've legally been in the right to intervene in Latin America because the subcontinent imposed a threat to American interest such as drug/human trafficking, illegal immigration, and tariff propositions? We just sat on that document for decades for "reasons" where it would've been justified to act accordingly.
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It is kind of complicated but a major turning point in general foreign policy was Vietnam. It became very unpopular to use the military to intervene in foreign affairs publicly.

The 70's and 80's was a lot of CIA or otherwise clandestine shit. The 90's and beyond was a lot of dumping money into the maw and hoping the media just kept ignoring the humanitarian crisis that resulted from massive corruption being funded by taxpayer dollars.
 
mandatorylurk said:
Trump dropping stats on immigrants and how much they suck off our big beautiful tits:
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Japan isn't even on the list. Nakama. Shamefur Korea!
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Americans are funding their own replacement. I wonder what happens when the White tax paying population is no longer the majority? I wonder if the shitskins will mind their 'free money' payments going down? I wonder how long until the warlords start going mask off.
 
Disaffected Coyote said:
How can this dude even claim to be libertarian at this point? Property rights are one of the foundational libertarian believes.

You can't just say it's fine that the oil rights you bought and the infrastructure you invested in, where stolen by a Communist takeover.

At this point it really seems as if Massie just takes every anti-American position he can.
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Vuvuzuela violated the NAP, recreational McNukes authorized to be detonated in Caracas
 
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report from someone in Venezuela

Hi everyone, I finally arrived in Caracas and wanted to share a couple of interesting things about the trip: 1. The lines for gas get longer as you approach Caracas. There aren't many cars on the road, and at the moment, bus travel isn't allowed. Only private cars are permitted. Also, many businesses are closed; only the most essential ones are open. 2. The most striking thing: In over 400 km of travel from the southwest of the country, I didn't see a single police officer, which is really strange. On a normal trip, there are usually more police checkpoints than National Guard posts, which were present today. The police checkpoints only had cones placed on the road; their cars were visible at the bases, but there were no officers. Also, upon entering Caracas, the DGCIM (General Directorate of Military Counterintelligence), which has been operating as the last checkpoint before entering the city for over a year, was not present. 3. The city of Valencia in the state of Carabobo (3rd most populated in the country) is heavily guarded; this city was not attacked by the United States and it seems that they are paranoid.
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