US US Politics General - Discussion of President Biden and other politicians

 

[Blake Chortles]

I know Snowden and GG was what woke my ass up.

Zimmerman trial for me

 

[Meat Target]

We getting more Minnesomalia enrichment tonight?

 

[Ruin]

We getting more Minnesomalia enrichment tonight?

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Doubt it. Outside of Portland and Oakland ANTIFA and BLM pretty much died out both because Biden and the DNC don't want riots on their watch and because the Kenosha kid shattered their delusions of immortality just like he shattered a pedophile Jew's bicep.

 

[verissimus]

Zimmerman trial for me

Yeah, that one pushed me over. And it wasn't just the news media, but the entire media. I still remember that complete POS "comedian" John Oliver claiming the entire state of Florida was racist because of the jury's verdict. I kid you not, he said that.

 

[Meat Target]

Zimmerman trial for me

Oh boy did that one push my buttons.

Similarly, for me it was Michael Brown, when it was revealed that the "hands up don't shoot" narrative was an outright lie.

 

[Ita Mori]

Biden admin turning up the heat, officially endorsing the medical transition of minors.

https://www.foxnews.com/politics/bi...ender-agenda-youth-sex-change-hormone-therapy (archive)



So their response to obvious pushback against troonshit is to double down on the most reprehensible area of it: medically damaging children.

This is a bright line issue for many, myself included. Not that I needed another reason to throw Senile Joe out of office, but this is exactly the kind of thing that repulses moderates to their core and drives people to the polls to make sure you are gone.

Texas is right, this is child abuse. Officially endorsed by the Sniffer-in-Chief and his disgracefully incompetent diversity hire in HHS.

Means nothing if the GOP don't drill these issues into the brains of the masses.
The DNC is handing them victory on a platter, yet I will never doubt the GOP's undying desire to lose.

 

[Blake Chortles]

Similarly, for me it was Michael Brown, when it was revealed that the "hands up don't shoot" narrative was an outright lie.

I knew the media was biased but the zimmerman trial and that one displayed such coordinated outright lies and gross misrepresentation at multiple levels of so many institutions I woke up.

 

[verissimus]

...of all the things she admits is true, this has to be the one : https://www.theblaze.com/news/psaki-smartphones-illegal-aliens

Obama phones 2.0 folks.

 

[LaxerBRO]

We getting more Minnesomalia enrichment tonight?

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Don't believe their will be any riots or calls to defund the police. The Biden administration has already rejected that idea and the official Dem position is more police funding for training.

 

[Vyse Inglebard]

Zimmerman trial for me

Similarly, for me it was Michael Brown, when it was revealed that the "hands up don't shoot" narrative was an outright lie.

My first major red pill was Michael Brown as well, because of certain events in my life. You see, it happened during freshman year of high school for me. Why is this relevant? Because one fateful day during the fallout of all this, my American History teacher thought it would be potent to have the class discuss it. There were a couple of other black kids in the class, and of course, they responded with the requisite "HE WAS A GOOD BOI, HE DINDU NUFFIN, HE SHOULDN'T HAVE BEEN SHOT CUZ HE HAD HIS HANDS UP!" I, being the naïve young sperg I was, thought it was a good idea to point out that not only did Brown steal cigars from a convenience store, but when he was confronted by the police officer about obstructing traffic, he tried to grab the gun off of the police officer. I concluded with, "yes, he shouldn't have been shot, but you can't pretend he was an innocent angel, either". Oh man. The white kids and the teacher looked at me like I had grown a third head. The BLACK kids looked at me with what I can only describe as white-hot incandescent rage. And that's how I learned about the term Uncle Tom and what that meant.

 

[Meat Target]

Means nothing if the GOP don't drill these issues into the brains of the masses.
The DNC is handing them victory on a platter, yet I will never doubt the GOP's undying desire to lose.

When Terry McCauliffe said "parents don't have a say in their children's education", it set in motion an electoral upset that fortifying couldn't solve.

The Right needs to maintain control of the narrative. When confronted, the Dems squirm, deny, deflect, split hairs, and then admit their true motives.

 

[Echo_Ender]

How CNN reported Desert Storm after the fact, in the followup months, was it for me.

Thanks, CNN, for chopping up and editing the video of the interview with me after Army public affairs said you could broadcast the interview, and making me look like a complete fucking lunatic.

Do you have a link to said interview without doxing yourself? This sounds hilarious.

 

[Meat Target]

My first major red pill was Michael Brown as well, because of certain events in my life. You see, it happened during freshman year of high school for me. Why is this relevant? Because one fateful day during the fallout of all this, my American History teacher thought it would be potent to have the class discuss it. There were a couple of other black kids in the class, and of course, they responded with the requisite "HE WAS A GOOD BOI, HE DINDU NUFFIN, HE SHOULDN'T HAVE BEEN SHOT CUZ HE HAD HIS HANDS UP!" I, being the naïve young sperg I was, thought it was a good idea to point out that not only did Brown steal cigars from a convenience store, but when he was confronted by the police officer about obstructing traffic, he tried to grab the gun off of the police officer. I concluded with, "yes, he shouldn't have been shot, but you can't pretend he was an innocent angel, either". Oh man. The white kids and the teacher looked at me like I had grown a third head. The BLACK kids looked at me with what I can only describe as white-hot incandescent rage. And that's how I learned about the term Uncle Tom and what that meant.

I was listening to a discussion about it on the radio (not sure who it was) when that shit was going down but before the grand jury decision. The line that hit me the hardest:

"Somebody is lying, and the city is burning for it".

 

[Jet Fuel Johnny]

Do you have a link to said interview without doxing yourself? This sounds hilarious.

No. My uncle showed it to me on VHS tape after the war.

 

[Nate Scully 025]

I’ve been Right leaning from a fairly young age, so I don’t have any particular ‘red pill’ in that respect… but I can think of two things that turned me away from the establishment. The first was me realizing just how bullshit the media’s portrayal of Trump was. Now, I wasn’t his biggest fan, I found him sorta an asshole to be frank, and I’d voted Libertarian that election … at least, until I started watching his speeches. And I found myself stunned by just how little what he was saying resembled the news stories about him. Oh, he certainly had an enormous ego, and he was still an asshole, but it was in a charming way, somehow, and he said pretty much exactly what he meant.

My second moment was something I’ve mentioned before, when I was starting to study journalism, and it just suddenly struck me that there wasn’t just some rot here and there in the journalistic world, like with video games or certain publications… but with a wide sweeping part of the entire thing. From that point onwards, I’ve tried to consume things as directly as possible, so as to allow as little editorializing of something as possible, outside of watching something specifically for a persons analysis.

 

[Confused Doggo]

My first major red pill was Michael Brown as well, because of certain events in my life. You see, it happened during freshman year of high school for me. Why is this relevant? Because one fateful day during the fallout of all this, my American History teacher thought it would be potent to have the class discuss it. There were a couple of other black kids in the class, and of course, they responded with the requisite "HE WAS A GOOD BOI, HE DINDU NUFFIN, HE SHOULDN'T HAVE BEEN SHOT CUZ HE HAD HIS HANDS UP!" I, being the naïve young sperg I was, thought it was a good idea to point out that not only did Brown steal cigars from a convenience store, but when he was confronted by the police officer about obstructing traffic, he tried to grab the gun off of the police officer. I concluded with, "yes, he shouldn't have been shot, but you can't pretend he was an innocent angel, either". Oh man. The white kids and the teacher looked at me like I had grown a third head. The BLACK kids looked at me with what I can only describe as white-hot incandescent rage. And that's how I learned about the term Uncle Tom and what that meant.

Let's not forget Philando Castile (suspected of robbing a store) and his girlfriend, who were told to keep their hands up but they kept reaching for something, and Castile got shot. THEN his girlfriend started recording a video of her dead/dying boyfriend and posted it on Facebook for popularity.

And the video showed that Castile had a gun in his lap, revealing what he was reaching for. OOPS.

 

[The Last Stand]

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I'm tired of this "I have tons of scandalous info on the Biden family but will I release it? Mayyyyybe" shit. You just KNOW that if they had even a fraction of this info on Drumpf's family, they'd be blasting it all over the news 24/7/365. Fucking do it, pussy. The time for diplomacy has long since passed.

That means they don't have anything.

I know Snowden and GG was what woke my ass up.

Seeing racist liberals woke my slow ass up.

 

[Nypical Haterade Comment]

RELEASE IT, FAGGOT. It would be nice to have some more pics/vids of Black Sheep Biden disgracing his family. Y’all saw the one with him getting his cock sucked while smoking crack, right?
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Imagine how utterly wild it would be if part of the trove included CP (worse, starring Hunter). Think about the enjoyment in watching the Brandon Admin squirm and try to contain the fallout, while Psaki plays apologist and tries to spin it to look less horrible (in all honesty, she’d dip just as the scandal was emerging- she don’t need to get caught up in that shit). Not a happy or dignifying moment for a person/family/politician.

If the material is truly salacious, and this guy threatens to leak, TPTB might use it as a way to coax Biden into a resignation “for health reasons” in exchange for an arrangement where the material is not released and Hunter doesn’t face prosecution. However, they’re ridin’ with Biden, and the political ramifications of a Harris presidency, as well as merely changing incumbents, are pretty fucking dire.

All this implies that the media would report any of it in the first place. We all know they will shove their fingers in their ears and scream “La La La! Right-Wing conspiracy theory! La La La! Russian disinformation!”

 

[Meat Target]

All this implies that the media would report any of it in the first place. We all know they will shove their fingers in their ears and scream “La La La! Right-Wing conspiracy theory! La La La! Russian disinformation!”

Well, now that they've acknowledged it, it'll be just like the Wuhan lab leak, Russiagate, and Nick Sandmann: "oopsy doodles! Silly us! We made a fucky-wucky, but we're still infallible!"

And they always get away with it because normies have the memory span of a gnat with a concussion.

There needs to be penalties for journalists who get caught lying. Every retraction they run should incur a fine.

 

[Getting tard comed]

Michael Brown did it for me, although I guess it started a little earlier due to me believing men and women were equal, treating them as such, and then being corrected by feminists who knew me.

Michael Brown really effected me. I could not believe a cop would just shoot a man with his hands up as he was surrendering. Then I find out it was a whole lie, then Zimmerman was a lie. All trust was lost and it will never be restored.