US Joe Biden News Megathread - The Other Biden Derangement Syndrome Thread (with a side order of Fauci Derangement Syndrome)

Let's pretend for one moment that he does die before the election, just for the funsies. What happens then? Will the nomination revert to option number 2, aka Bernie Sanders? Or will his running mate automatically replace him just the way Vice-President is supposted to step in after the Big Man in the White House chokes on a piece of matzo? Does he even have a running mate yet?

 

[Lorne Armstrong]

What's the odds she starts her own twitch stream/Onlyfans

Greater than zero

 

[Gehenna]

I can't believe I'm even asking this, but I wonder if AOC is done with politics in 2022 and decides not to run again "to pursue activism" or something.

She seems like the type of person that can't handle not getting all the attention and not being the leader of her little "Mean Girls" club. If Jayapal or anyone else is taking over as head of the progs, I wonder if AOC just takes her ball and goes home to cash in on her celebrity status?

I'd not begin speculating as to her post-congressional career. Mainly because -nobody- was considering AOC and a post-congressional career, she fell -fast-. That being said, I'd actually expect the Establishment to try to salvage her if they can spare the time. She was 100% controlled opposition and was highly effective at keeping the progs in line with the Uniparty vote. The problem for the Progs is that she's basically now an unseated Queen, a leader-in-exile to a significant chunk of the prog vote who is confused or who just simps for her. Leveraged correctly, she might be wedged back into power. If this were the Democrat's only problem, it'd be a sure win.

As is, well... only so many fronts can be maintained at a time.

 

[Eggplant Wizard]

>Mozilla
That's all I needed to hear to know this woman is evil

For anyone unaware of Mozilla's wrongdoings, give this a good read.

Ok so after a quick skimming I can see that even Linux isn’t going to be safe after a few more years. Good to know. Time to make our own kernels, our own internet, our own cables, our own jokes, our own planet, and even the we will still be hounded for being ”evil because working economy”.

 

[Juan's Sombrero]

Did anything substantive come from that WI election investigation the Racine Sheriff was supposed to be talking about today? I get the feeling it's more AZ tier stuff where it just reinforces that we know there was a lot of election fuckery going on but there's no real silver bullet that blows the whole thing wide open and the TDS addled can continue to bury their heads in the sand.

Unless I'm missing something, I've just about lost whatever faith I've had with parents on these issues. A girl was raped by a troon. How much are you willing to bet it'll just pass like a light breeze?

I've seen middle class middle aged white guys going, "So? Not my fucking problem, pal."

 

[Salubrious]

I'd not begin speculating as to her post-congressional career. Mainly because -nobody- was considering AOC and a post-congressional career, she fell -fast-. That being said, I'd actually expect the Establishment to try to salvage her if they can spare the time. She was 100% controlled opposition and was highly effective at keeping the progs in line with the Uniparty vote. The problem for the Progs is that she's basically now an unseated Queen, a leader-in-exile to a significant chunk of the prog vote who is confused or who just simps for her. Leveraged correctly, she might be wedged back into power. If this were the Democrat's only problem, it'd be a sure win.

As is, well... only so many fronts can be maintained at a time.

I agree that it's too early to speculate, but the fact that we even CAN speculate shows how far she's fallen.

I mean, this was a woman I was joking would win the DNC Presidential primary in 2024. I know she actually has no shot for many many realistic reasons, but I still contend in a "fair" race AOC would beat Kamala. Then again that says more about Kamala than AOC.

@teriyakiburns had a good point; I could fully see AOC and Merkle forming a "tag team" so to speak with Harry carrying their purses (and not getting the good benefits of their "tag team.")

 

[LurkTrawl]

Sure, but the guys above need to spend political capital to make sure the true believers on the ground don't get arrested and prosecuted, or that the media catches wind and looks the other way, or... There's a lot of moving parts that all need to be moving in the same direction. And if the media wants ratings because they're broke and desperate, or a prosecutor wants more money than Soros is willing to cough up, things start falling apart.

I disagree with the notion that you need "political capital" to keep these people from getting arrested, seeing as in a lot of these cases it would seem - from what's come out so far - that there weren't enough mistakes/security measures taken/people who weren't pro-DNC involved to make specific accusations against individuals in the first place.

Just seems like a way to say that there won't be any more cheating when there's no realistic reason why it couldn't happen again. As overused as the* word is nowadays it does seem like a kind of cope.

 

[JohnDoe]

I get why people are mad over this and rightfully so, but the thing that catches my eye is this is a lawsuit and the $450,000 per person is likely much less than the average demand is roughly $3.4 million per family.

Wow, the grifting parasites that either endangered their own kids or kidnapped a stranger's baby to try and score optics points are asking for insane amounts of money to which they have no claim? Color me surprised. The only thing that they should get for free is the cost of a bullet and mass burial, like every other invading army.

I mean have no idea how they could ever win a lawsuit but clearly, the Biden government must think there is a good likelihood of the criminals winning to offer this. Biden's an idiot but not an idiot on the level he would give away what could end up being over $1billion plus because he feels bad.

They wouldn't win jack shit in any court, of course. The real question is where these so called desperate poverty stricken 'refugees' are getting all the funding required to hire attorneys and attack the USA, I mean they should be out of cash after paying for all the busses and food to get here and the thousands to the cartel coyotes to smuggle them over the border, its almost like (((someone))) is funding all this as if they want to demographically displace the indigenous White populace...

The real answer is this money would be a payout, part of the grift to put taxpayer dollars into the accounts of Biden's puppetmasters.

But really fucked to think that these people will be better off than most of the general population due to breaking the law.

Welcome to the anarcho-tyranny phase of genocide, where the law will be applied brutally to humiliate and demoralize the native population (Whites) while the racial strangers are empowered by Marxist prosecutors to be a de-facto arm of the subverted government.

 

[Eggplant Wizard]

I have no fucking clue, I just know that in Persona 5 you used a phone app to go to the Meta-verse in order to beat up manifestations of people's warped view of the world until you find out that the collective desire for normies to be controlled manifested as a God.

Then you summon Satan to shoot that God in the face, Also there was a Penis Chariot.

There is always a Penis Chariot. It cannot be denied. Ever.

 

[SeniorFuckFace]

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The only gain would be more division, why would you
do that with your 230,000 employee workforce?

What are they counting on?

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[Gehenna]

I disagree with the notion that you need "political capital" to keep these people from getting arrested, seeing as in a lot of these cases it would seem - from what's come out so far - that there weren't enough mistakes/security measures taken/people who weren't pro-DNC involved to make specific accusations against individuals in the first place.

Just seems like a way to say that there won't be any more cheating when there's no realistic reason why it couldn't happen again. As overused as th word is nowadays it does seem like a kind of cope.

While I think people's understanding of Political Capital is a bit sketchy here, let me explain a bit further on how it applies to 'fortification'. Its... less direct than they put it, but consider this. Ensuring that nobody is around, making sure everyone is paid off for the movement of ballots, basically everything involving the USPS. All the small systems in place that allow the fortification to occur require moving parts, require people who can blab. They all have to be paid somehow because not all of them are going to be true believers.

If they aren't paid, the fortifications either cannot occur or is severely limited.

 

[LurkTrawl]

While I think people's understanding of Political Capital is a bit sketchy here, let me explain a bit further on how it applies to 'fortification'. Its... less direct than they put it, but consider this. Ensuring that nobody is around, making sure everyone is paid off for the movement of ballots, basically everything involving the USPS. ALl the small systems in place that allow the fortification to occur require moving parts, require people who can blab. They all have to be paid somehow because not all of them are going to be true believers.

If they aren't paid, the fortifications either cannot occur or is severely limited.

Doesn't have to be paid with anything if all involved are willing for it to be compartmentalized. A person can't have much guilt or be good as a witness if they didn't see anything.

I really don't see any part of this that necessitates favors. Mainly due to the areas it happened in and the professions involved.

 

[Oats12345]

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What are they counting on?

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It really pisses me off how Lefties what all white people to claim themselves racist. Yet I have never had a racist thought in my life compare to alot of black people who I have seen say some pretty mess up stuff about white people.

 

[Gehenna]

Doesn't have to be paid with anything if all involved are willing for it to be compartmentalized. A person can't have much guilt or be good as a witness if they didn't see anything.

I really don't see any part of this that necessitates favors. Mainly due to the areas it happened in and the professions involved.

You cannot compartmentalize things absolutely. Somebody has to be handling things, and someone else handles them. People are not machines who think only about their small part of the operation. The USPS is a good example, both as someone paid off and as a show of how compartmentalization... doesn't really work. You need someone to pick up the ballots, someone else to drop them off. In between is a bit of processing. Everyone involved knows that dropping these off when they are isn't right, illegal even, but they do it. Their direct superiors handling it know it. The people in charge of their branch know it. You cannot compartmentalize this without people knowing about it, and those people need to be paid off.

The USPS is a great example because ever since 2020 they have been making it clear they are owed.

 

[LurkTrawl]

You cannot compartmentalize things absolutely. Somebody has to be handling things, and someone else handles them. People are not machines who think only about their small part of the operation. The USPS is a good example, both as someone paid off and as a show of how compartmentalization... doesn't really work. You need someone to pick up the ballots, someone else to drop them off. In between is a bit of processing. Everyone involved knows that dropping these off when they are isn't right, illegal even, but they do it. Their direct superiors handling it know it.

Who said that they do? To them, it's just dropping off a package.

The people in charge of their branch know it. You cannot compartmentalize this without people knowing about it, and those people need to be paid off.

They know what? That a package needs to be delivered?

The USPS is a great example because ever since 2020 they have been making it clear they are owed.

As a guy with two family members in the postal service, one front-end and one back-end, you vastly overestimate both the competency and the morality of the USPS and it's workers. They'd do it either because it's politically aligned with their beliefs (the USPS is heavily pro-DNC to the same extent, I'd argue, that those election workers would've been) or - way more likely - because they legit just don't fucking care.

Not everything has to have some higher over-arching authority working over it nor is every system going to have intelligent, conniving people who need their palms greased. The USPS is a shining pinnacle of shitty bureaucracy mixed with a comical level of incompetence. The stories I've gotten from my relatives for a few decades now are the reason I went from wanting to join them myself to getting into the trade I'm in today. No, I can completely believe that people looked the other way on their own accord for no other reason than "I'm busy and I just want my second lunch break". Up to and including people in managerial and supervisory positions.

 

[SeniorFuckFace]

If they aren't paid, the fortifications either cannot occur or is severely limited.

What is the payment comes in the form of keeping your job and getting paid with the possible chance that if you do not fall inline you can lose that or forget that promotion or generally ostracized from the Team?

 

[Gehenna]

Who said that they do? To them, it's just dropping off a package.

They know what? That a package needs to be delivered?

As a guy with two family members in the postal service, one front-end and one back-end, you vastly overestimate both the competency and the morality of the USPS and it's workers. They'd do it either because it's politically aligned with their beliefs (the USPS is heavily pro-DNC to the same extent, I'd argue, that those election workers would've been) or because they legit just don't fucking care.

Not everything has to have some higher over-arching authority working over it nor is every system going to have intelligent, conniving people who need their palms greased. The USPS is a shining pinnacle of shitty bureaucracy mixed with a comical level of incompetence. The stories I've gotten from my relatives for a few decades now are the reason I went from wanting to join them myself to getting into the trade I'm in today. No, I can completely believe that people looked the other way on their own accord for no other reason than "I'm busy and I just want my second lunch break".

It is not -just- a package. All election mail is placed in special boxes which are clearly marked. Even the fortification ones use it to apply a veneer of officiality to it, as well as ensuring it actually gets high priority. They are very clearly marked, so the USPS employees do in fact know what's in it. Fairly explicitly so. And even if they weren't, where they are being dropped off is also pretty clearly marked. And even if -that- weren't the case, they aren't just handing these off like a normal package, they have to be specially delivered to an unusual location and signed off on, outside normal procedures.

Something that you should know with your two family members if you ever talked to them about it.

And I do not overestimate their morality, I am literally saying they are paid off to aid in electoral cheating. Your statement is a bit of a non-sequitur.

What is the payment comes in the form of keeping your job and getting paid with the possible chance that if you do not fall inline you can lose that or forget that promotion or generally ostracized from the Team?

Your grammar here is confusing, but I think you are asking "What if the 'p[ayment' is not getting fucked over"? You'd just breed a massive number of whistleblowers. The stick only works if you have a carrot.

 

[Hollywood Hitler]

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What are they counting on?

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Hate to break it to this guy, but pushing this kike bullshit ain't gonna get him any black pussy.

 

[murdered meat bag]

I have friends that pause and twitch briefly whenever I call 1-6 a "fiery but mostly peaceful protest" and even they don't call it a coup/revolution/insurrection/etc. It's purely narrative engineering from the media (+ the fucking insane "very online" types)


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VA looks like it's gonna flip unless they fortify it, and fucking fast

imagine trusting polls in 2021

 

[LurkTrawl]

It is not -just- a package. All election mail is placed in special boxes which are clearly marked. Even the fortification ones use it to apply a veneer of officiality to it, as well as ensuring it actually gets high priority. They are very clearly marked, so the USPS employees do in fact know what's in it. Fairly explicitly so.

Bro just the other day I got to hear a story about a piece of high-priority express mail that had been shipped (marked as such) between two GMCs at least a dozen times because whoever had handled it at either facility didn't want to be the one to deal with it. I've heard stories of mail destined for, iirc, Alaska being shipped to somewhere in the NE corridor because the employee who processed it made a mistake with the area code. You are again vastly overestimating competence in a system that just doesn't have it.

And even if they weren't,, where they are being dropped off is also pretty clearly marked. And even if -that- weren't the case, they aren't just handing these off like a normal package, they have to be specially delivered to an unusual location and signed off on, outside normal procedures.

On this topic specifically all I can say is that knowing that election mail can and does routinely end up backed up due to incompetence or machine fault in GMC facilities on top of being delivered to the wrong addresses doesn't really give me reason to have as much faith in the USPS as you do.

Did you know that it's, iirc, an offense that can get you shitcanned if you denigrate the USPS in public as one of it's workers and it can be tied back to you? There's a reason a lot of this shit isn't public knowledge.

Something that you should know with your two family members if you ever talked to them about it.

Yeah I have. You'd be amazed at the stunning lack of literacy I've been regaled with over the years. You'd think half of the fuckers working there were special needs or just flat illiterate. If someone can deliver a package at it's actual destination at approximately the time it was supposed to arrive, I doubt highly that they give a fuck what kind of mail it is as long as it got there. Including if not especially election mail, hell knowing the dumb cunts my folks have worked with I wouldn't be shocked if the people delivering these phony ballots actually patted themselves on the back thinking they did a good job.

And I do not overestimate their morality, I am literally saying they are paid off to aid in electoral cheating. Your statement is a bit of a non-sequitur.

It's not. By saying that they need to be paid off you're implying that they would either have the moral fortitude to need to be paid off or would be lacking the morality to refuse a bribe. I'm saying that if you were to put (from what I've heard over the years) the USPS on a D&D alignment chart they'd be "chaotic retarded". No, I don't think any paying off was necessary, and again especially due to the nature of both how that organization is, well, organized and the fact that it was all done locally.

I didn't want to outright say this but this reeks of the same kind of conspiratorial thinking that deems that only a conspiracy could bring about multiple organizations working in a common direction. No, you don't need to grease palms for shit like this to happen when the ones doing it are doing so not only of their own volition but organically.

Edit: And I'd like to add that I'm not saying palm-greasing shit didn't happen at all, I'm just saying that this attitude that it's not capable of happening on such a grand scale again strikes me as fallacious. I see no reason why it couldn't and unless we knew for a certainty how much of it was organic vs how much was "political capital" expended we won't be able to tell the likelihood of that to any measurable degree.

 

[Getting tard comed]

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What are they counting on?

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Look... the believers in this are not rational. They genuinely believe once people are exposed to this new information they will believe it too and change their behavior and the world will be a better place. No other option or outcome is possible.

Please.. please, farmers, stop thinking you are dealing with rational thinking people here. It's weird seeing people complain or highlight things we already know and were complained about a week ago.