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US US Politics General - Discussion of President Biden and other politicians
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I agree, if we just vote harder for Republicans in the next election, everything will be okay.
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The dust bowl was entirely preventable, though. I’d rather not crumble away as a society because we don’t want to hurt the feelings of niggers or because we want cheap, brown labor because the Chamber of Commerce demands unlimited immigration and now a major river is fucked because of it. We could just bumble away in the dark and face terrible self-inflicted disasters like the dust bowl or we could actually do more than just vote harder and pray for deus ex machinas that never come, like what we’ve seen in this thread to date.
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It would be nice if we as individuals could stop the obviously preventable disasters heading our way… but the cycle is inexorable. If you aren’t a bugman these days it’s probably because you came through some hard times in the past and became harder for it. Unfortunately we have a lot of weak people lining up to make hard times again, and they are taking us with them.
Balkanization is the best option at the moment. Go somewhere that shares your values and fortify it. For real. Think locally.
National politics is for entertainment, your local government has a bigger effect on your life and you can work on changes there. And there’s always Irish Democracy, which is a concept TPTB hate so much they’ve scrubbed it from google lol.
The problems are real, but remember: your enemies have problems too, which aren’t always visible to us.
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The big tent of the Left is a defining feature and part of why they 'win' frequently.
They can always promise each of their disparate groups that they will push their shit and their issues, because so much of it leans on action items and funding.
They'll throw a few million toward abortion. They'll get more POCs in positions of power. They'll take more guns away.
It's much harder to do any of that on the Right. How do you capture small government conservatives and libertarians? By promising you won't expand government power and fund shit? (You will)
How do you promise to 'conserve' ethics and cultural values for the religious Right? How do you put money towards that?
They can't even champion easy topics like free market capitalism, because it pays them directly to interfere in business at any time.
I don't think the key is to 'unite' the Right but make the Left's gaping cracks break open and have their tenuous neo-lib/socialist/commie/trannie alliance fall apart.
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Could you possibly be any more obvious next time?
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This isn't a bit, unless he's been committed to it for coming up on 7 years now with little to no reward. He has always approached politics this way on this site.
He's just the best resident example of the blackpilled mentality.
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Hochul was sworn in to be governor recently, and she had this to say in her speech:
"Secondly, we have to make our state more affordable. Yes, people want to be here. But the thought of not being able to have your grandkids grow up in the same community that they were raised in because they can't afford it? That's very sad. And New Yorkers are just struggling to pay rent, food and gas to get to their jobs. They're hurting. Our people are hurting. We're going to fight for them. And we must reverse the trend of people leaving our state in search of lower costs and opportunities elsewhere. We can do this."
"Lol," said the Scorpion. "Lmao."
"Secondly, we have to make our state more affordable. Yes, people want to be here. But the thought of not being able to have your grandkids grow up in the same community that they were raised in because they can't afford it? That's very sad. And New Yorkers are just struggling to pay rent, food and gas to get to their jobs. They're hurting. Our people are hurting. We're going to fight for them. And we must reverse the trend of people leaving our state in search of lower costs and opportunities elsewhere. We can do this."
"Lol," said the Scorpion. "Lmao."
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I can't wait for New York or Michigan to say that their serfs can't move outside the state. California will be happy to let their people leave so the locusts can ruin the country.
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Guy isn't entirely wrong. Conservatives often hate focusing on really doing things.
The left absolutely does a lot of doom and gloom about the country and insulting almost everything about it, but they balance it out by at least making a show of how ackshually they did tons of great stuff to improve things. The right doesn't have that sense of showmanship, somewhat intentionally.
The right could be making huge claims of how we need to get back to accomplishing things on trade like was done with the USMCA deal or attempts to deal with corporate inversion. But then that'd mean bolstering Trump talking points and possibly even promoting him, which would annoy 90% of the GOP. It's easier to the GOP to complain about weirdo drag shows than to say Trump is right about US trade imbalances or the need for more American jobs.
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While not politicians, aside from Paul Pelosi lately, they already are attacking the rich in their gated homes. A high profile one saw the widow of a music executive murdered in her Beverly Hills home, and that is far from the last one I've seen of that involved yutes just storming up the driveway of the ultra wealthy and robbing them in Hancock Park or just rolling up on a wealthy person driving a Ferrari and jacking their shit. The wealthy may have had fun shitting on the plebs during the 2008 crash, they won't be enjoying this one, the gloves are totally off and their prior untouchable status wont hold, the police are winnowed down too much and these Soros DA are letting too many psychopaths out onto the street for them to handle.
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New York or Michigan setting up a Berlin Wall-style barrier around their state's border when?
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The man may be a blackpiller, but the problem is that nobody has been able to come up and say why he's wrong.
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That's because "everything's going to keep going to shit, everyone involved is colluding together against your interests, stop trying" is an un-falsifiable position to take. You can't prove a future negative.
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See I would like to agree, but surely someone can come up with an example of people clearly not colluding.
I'd argue Trump was an example of non-collusion, but the immediate counter is he's incompetent, which is not exactly false.
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IRL Snake Plisskin, I'm fucking ready!
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Yeah, but its not exactly true, either. Let's be real, nobody, even here in A&N, expected D.C. to be that bad. Its not hard to get blackpilled as a result, but we also didn't expect such brazen incompetence from them, and they did tip their hand a lot more than they should have. We now know what some of their goals are, and we also know they're complete fucking morons willing to blow their own feet off in the pursuit of short-term gain.
Christ, let's say hypothetically the Uniparty gets giga-Stalin elected through hook or by crook and he (or she) and Congress immediately pass laws enacting their Superior Future. With what military will they round us up into the gulags? How many of the necessary state and lower-level functionaries will comply? We're ruled by a bunch of dumbasses who have been surrounded by sycophants for so long the idea that people might be able to tell them to successfully fuck off is literally unthinkable to them thanks to how distorted their reality is.
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>people might be able to tell them to successfully fuck off
What's the breaking point for people though? So far the government has done the following:
- Locked everyone in their homes
- Mandated jabs that not only don't work but actively kill people that get it in order to stay at their jobs.
- Have replaced medical workers with third-worlders that don't know their elbows from their assholes
- Sent the feds out to fuck with parents that were against tranny/gay shit in their schools
- Keeps sending tax-paying dollars to Ukraine for who the fuck knows what at this point when the US is in a serious economic crisis.
- Closed down every resource in order to depend on other countries for their shit
- Voted for things that don't fix anything, but make things worse, while benefitting them. Basically proven that NEITHER side gives two-fucks about the people and it's all about the status quo regarding keeping things the way they are now.
- Colluding with practically the entire tech industry in general ontop of mainstream news to make sure the info they want out there is the ONLY info that gets presented and nothing else, going so far as to claiming that other people whom say or think anything else are criminals.
- They are STILL treating 1/6 as the worst event in american history and won't shut up about it, desperately trying to make Trump an example and basically stating the american people shouldn't have done that in the first place even though our founding fathers said its in our right to do so. I'm sure the people still locked up from that day are still going through hell because of it.
- Weakened the military so their nothing more than a spineless toothless joke with all the tranny and fat shit.
So when's the BIG "fuck off" from people? How much more shit are people just going to accept till they collectively snap and say enough is enough?
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I genuinely did not expect the GOP to deliberately destroy its own ability to win elections just to prevent Trump from cutting off the flow of illegal labor.
The reason the black pill is so hard to argue against is that its #1 argument is, "we, and our fathers, and our forefathers, rolled over and accepted every advance of 'progress' for more than a hundred years. There's no reason to believe thsi time will be different." The arguments for why this time will be different are always variation of the same things said in the past. "Americans will wake up when..." "We have all the guns." "Yeah, well, wait until they grow up and pay taxes!" "Everyone will see their hypocrisy." And, my favorite, "All those past social changes initiated by the left were good! This is the first really bad one!"
And then we go even broader. The Romans, the Persians, the Byzantines, the Ming, the Umayyads, the Habsburgs, the British, the USSR, empire after empire, society after society, they all declined and eventually passed into the mist. Why's this time different?
Nobody has an answer, really. Nobody, when taking stock of the past, when accounting for everything that has happened, will say why this time is different from that time. They just get mad that you're being pessimistic, like somehow it's the magic energy of pessimism that drives historical tragedies, not events and trends much larger than some cynic scribbling blackpills.
The reason the black pill is so hard to argue against is that its #1 argument is, "we, and our fathers, and our forefathers, rolled over and accepted every advance of 'progress' for more than a hundred years. There's no reason to believe thsi time will be different." The arguments for why this time will be different are always variation of the same things said in the past. "Americans will wake up when..." "We have all the guns." "Yeah, well, wait until they grow up and pay taxes!" "Everyone will see their hypocrisy." And, my favorite, "All those past social changes initiated by the left were good! This is the first really bad one!"
And then we go even broader. The Romans, the Persians, the Byzantines, the Ming, the Umayyads, the Habsburgs, the British, the USSR, empire after empire, society after society, they all declined and eventually passed into the mist. Why's this time different?
Nobody has an answer, really. Nobody, when taking stock of the past, when accounting for everything that has happened, will say why this time is different from that time. They just get mad that you're being pessimistic, like somehow it's the magic energy of pessimism that drives historical tragedies, not events and trends much larger than some cynic scribbling blackpills.
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Keep in mind most people aren't as tuned in as you and others here to the overstepping.
The vast majority of people have a preferred news source and believe what it says which downplays everything you just listed, if it's even covered. For example, the Loudon school tranny situation was the first time most people would be made aware of the troon degeneracy and coverups and it couldn't be ignored due to the Virginia election at the time.
Most people can still put food on the table and have families to take care of, they aren't inundated with the madness going on.
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