Serf Life
Been here much more than a while
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- Maine Island
Bro he’s from Canada, have a cuppa tea.
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just wait until he's elected president a third timeDid we really need a Fu*%face Von Clownstick 2.0 thread?
He's saying I'm from Canada, so I really have no skin in this game. Although we're on the verge of putting mini-Trump in power up here next election.Say what?
I wouldn't, but much like Americans, many Canadians are discouraged by the current state of affairs and their solution is to put a far right leader in charge. We've been there before (as have you) and we all come through it. Just gotta ride out the waves and wait for calmer seas.Why would you (anyone) do that?
That's my biggest issue with the maga movement and current times generally. Kindness has gone out the window.I dont' recall us being at each others' throats like this before Trump came along. Anyone who says his rhetoric and overall influence has not consistently been divisive is ignoring the truth. As far as I am concerned, the sooner he is in the past and forgotten the better, regardless of which party is in power later.
That's what they want you to be shouting, my friend. We have so much more in common here than they'd have us believe. As that genetically modified ape Caesar once said, or handsigned, I guess, 'Apes Together Strong'.Pick a side!
...the canoe club we've seen over these last four years.
I have heard Nick Fuentes admit on his podcast that he has come to realize that MAGA is a cult, and the liberals were right, so I would say that he may have changed his tune about many things. I don't know what Serf Life was referencing, so I may be off base, but I haven't seen Serf contradict himself. He is among those of us who have a more nuanced approach to things from what I have read.What does that mean?
All the vitriol and hatred in this forum is from those who hate Trump towards those who prefer him over Kamala or Biden.
You crack me up!And that group of people seem to be more emotional and prone to outrage and victim hood
LOL, really? Remind us, how did the other side handle election loss in 2020?True. But their side lost, so they're in emotional pain. And that group of people seem to be more emotional and prone to outrage and victim hood. . .![]()
And challenges were put through the courts, many times, without finding all this "massive" fraud --which partly was asserted prior to voting, even.The more I see comments by democrats characterizing Trump, the clearer it is that they've been gaslit. Somehow they aren't curious enough about truth to take literally seconds to find out the truth. When truth contradicts a falsehood that supports a position of hate, it's hard to convince someone to be interested.
Here is some court documents showing massive voting irregularities in the 2020 election, well more than necessary to steal Trump's win. When all is said and done, did he actually win? I don't know. But clearly he had piles of reasons to doubt the results on Jan. 6. A stolen eiection is essentially a coup. Armed resistance would have been justified. But Trump didn't do that.
In 2020 Trump only needed 43,000 more votes to win. How much election fraud does it take to literally steal the election? 43,000. How many actual documented ballots are in question? Far more than that. Trump probably should have held off the election confirmation due to massive fraud. You could justify it based on constitutional voter disenfranchisement. But he didn't. He turned over the presidency to Biden right on time.
SUPPORTING MY CLAIM using AI Analysis (Claide.ai, which is documented to not be biased in favor of conservatives. Buy to move this beyond reproach, I had it just document actual court records):
Based on documented cases and court records, here are key instances of ballot irregularities:
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The brainwashing evident on this thread is astonishing. If you believe that either party is "fighting" for you you are low IQ. Our entire political system is captured by large corporations and billionaires and politicians deserve nothing more than your scorn. The republic died decades ago and we now live in a corptacracy. Remember when this country was "for and by the people"? Congrats fellas, you are letting the powers that be win by being so divided.All I Know:
I hope that the new Trump electorate accepts that they (as individuals) willfully and openly conspired to elect a dangerous candidate (and his coterie) who promised to destroy our country and our partnerships abroad. The laws that could have disqualified this convicted/dog-whistling presidential candidate were overlooked and overwritten by the highest courts. The January 6th Insurrection—and Trump’s 9-year-long campaign—sought and achieved the same goals: to instill hatred and to Make Trump a King!
Outlandish, you say! It’ll never happen! Pshaw! No one can convince millions of voters to work against their own current- and long-term interests—all to receive nothing in return. Ah, but we failed to consider the mindless embrace of cults.
In cults, any number of folks can prove willing to trust a charming, iconic personality to oversee their reasoning, decisions, freedoms, worldly assets, and daily existence. And Trump is the Master Coercer! His devotees elected candidates hell-bent on “blowing up!” our most fundamental AMERICAN precepts. Yes, they chose Jerry Springer for president, with that Show’s contestants filling in as Cabinet secretaries. But this time they got an added bonus: This time, these usurpers took the non-cult-members (including the Planet and its Peoples) down to Hell with them—irretrievably and irrevocably.
I hear Trump voters crying out, “Both candidates were of equal merit and temperament, and we chose based solely on policy distinctions, such as, “Is our man despicable enough to win?” “Is He really the Messiah?”” In future, let these revisionists recite those fantastical flagellations to their doubting descendants. The rest of us have learned (Project 2025) that the coming kleptocracy will doggedly dispose of our rights, legacies, services, and securities. I’ll never forgive any individual for helping to elect Trump this time around. It’s a bridge too far.
Voters spent decades listening to the Mad Man and his “concepts.” They made their choice with stubborn determination: No apologies; no take-backs; no excuses! I just hope that these pride-filled Americans will clearly identify themselves: Perhaps a nice tattoo, celebrating “the day the music died.” They have lived closeted, hypocritical lives for much too long.
. . . And I am suddenly one who would vote to split the Nation in two. Who do I see about that . . . MTG?
Meanwhile, there are confused, damaging, backward, and sad times ahead—no matter what our age. I primarily blame the emotional, cognitive, and societal debilitation caused by smart phones and social-media. (There would be no Trump without Twitter.) But even with limitless data on their devices, these voters blindly made this self-obliterating, no-way-out decision—all while disguised as patriots. Throw down your damned phones now! Oh . . . never mind! The damage is done.
Yes, it’s too late to close the barn door, but never forget what those horses carried off with them:
1. Our ability to learn; to reason; to care for each other; to grow kinder, more secure, and happier.
2. Our moral centers, which taught us to treat every race, gender, and minority with 100% Equal Respect—every day!
3. First and foremost, this approval of Trump’s agenda tacitly bans further original thinking and—at least symbolically—the freedom to ever again complain, about anything.
Trump voters may conclude that the “thinking and complaining” restrictions above don’t apply to them because they are "grandfathered" into the system. It's true, Republicans have shown a preternatural ability to stifle their thoughts and tongues; in fact, it was that cowardice that landed us in this swamp.
I never doubted some rich white guys would someday overrun this country—but to see it meekly handed over to society’s known-worst elements in this velvet revolution is revolting. Leave it to us Americans to have no idea what we stand for at this crucial juncture. Thinking citizens understood that we no longer deserved to be seen as the world's greatest democracy, but we mightily hoped to be worthy again, one day. But now a slim majority has conceded the power to dream and aspire, for all of us, forever.
Well, the future is theirs: Maybe these eager voters should get a head start on their studies, by reading Mein Kampf perhaps? Or, how about playing wargames in Puerto Rico? Yes, I understand (viscerally and intellectually) that I am now in the political/cultural minority, and that I must question the motives and morals of 53% of my fellow townspeople (or, by my personal estimate, the 40% of drivers who raged at me and my picket sign on Tuesday). Misogyny, racism, selfishness, and immorality have won.
So, I say this to the New Order: “Congratulations! Ultimately, your successes will include:
1. spreading chaos and hate in every family, organization, and community;
2. helping to weaken/disparage the current world order and nullifying innumerable international accomplishments;
3. releasing hordes of professed, armed criminals into society to fight your battles (we just condemned Haitian gangs for doing this).”
“But what to do until Inauguration Day!?!”
I recommend smacking yourselves in the head and repeating, “Shame! Stupid! Stupid! Stupid!” I’ll tell you when to stop.
“Good night and good luck!” (E. Murrow)
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I agree with a lot of this but fair warning:The brainwashing evident on this thread is astonishing. If you believe that either party is "fighting" for you you are low IQ. Our entire political system is captured by large corporations and billionaires and politicians deserve nothing more than your scorn. The republic died decades ago and we now live in a corptacracy. Remember when this country was "for and by the people"? Congrats fellas, you are letting the powers that be win by being so divided.
Pro tip: Want to live a happy, fullfilling life? Unplug from the matrix and do the exact opposite of what the government, media, and so called experts tell you.
The best lies have strong elements of truth, that’s what makes them believable. Discernment is keyI agree with a lot of this but fair warning:
Beleiving none of what you see and hear doesn't make you any safer than beleiving all of it; makes you just as easy to take advantage of actually. Unplugging yourself involves discernment. You'll have to rely on some heuristics to get you through it without spending 300 lifetimes actually learning and figuring everything out from scratch. You have to figure out who you can trust, or life becomes pretty pointless.
Also, beware hearing something you want to believe. Especially these days. Anything can be spun to fit whatever narrative you want to hear. Recognize your own personal biases and keep looking for real, tangible information.The best lies have strong elements of truth, that’s what makes them believable. Discernment is key