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

 

[Dog-O-Tron 5000v5.0]

But Sotomayer is such a wise Latina, she can explain to you exactly why the judge has a right to it and Trump doesn't. I mean she doesn't even read the Constitution and she is a SCOTUS judge.

She could explain it to you.

But she won't, because it's not her job to educate you.

 

[Snekposter]

That looks a lot like judicial misconduct to me.

Its borderline until she starts implying the man should be locked up in jail right at the end. Then it flips over hard to egregious. This is clear-cut bias and its a shame the D.C. Circuit is as pozzed as the 9th used to be.

Bush the Lesser ("W") also ran as a non-interventionist, boldly attacking Al Gore and declaring that the time for America to be the world's policeman had ended. HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!

TBF to the man after 9/11 the American people wanted blood. Lots of it. And we didn't particularly care where from. Its why it was so easy for the CIA to point us at Iraq. Everyone already knew Moustache Man Bad thanks to the Gulf War, and Iraq seemed like an easy target since we had already snapped them into two a decade earlier.

The American Revolution didn't happen because a bunch of yeoman farmers got mad and spontaneoulsy rose up.

That's literally what happened. The Second Continental Congress didn't meet until a month after the shooting had started with Boston already under siege, and at that point you had milquetoast attempts to stave off the inevitable like the Olive Branch Petition. Which of course lead John Adams to call everyone else there pussies for not realizing that a bunch of Boston-area militiamen had already cast the die for everyone. The shooting had already started and all the elites could do was grab the reins and hold on.

 

[Sebastian Bacchanalia]

Its borderline until she starts implying the man should be locked up in jail right at the end. Then it flips over hard to egregious. This is clear-cut bias and its a shame the D.C. Circuit is as pozzed as the 9th used to be.

TBF to the man after 9/11 the American people wanted blood. Lots of it. And we didn't particularly care where from. Its why it was so easy for the CIA to point us at Iraq. Everyone already knew Moustache Man Bad thanks to the Gulf War, and Iraq seemed like an easy target since we had already snapped them into two a decade earlier.

That's literally what happened. The Second Continental Congress didn't meet until a month after the shooting had started with Boston already under siege, and at that point you had milquetoast attempts to stave off the inevitable like the Olive Branch Petition. Which of course lead John Adams to call everyone else there pussies for not realizing that a bunch of Boston-area militiamen had already cast the die for everyone. The shooting had already started and all the elites could do was grab the reins and hold on.

The betrayal and murder of former US allies SADDAM HUSSEIN and MUAMMAR GHADAFFI, hailed in the US via the bipartisan consensus of the blood-drinking turbokikes, permanently and irrevocably rendered the USA "AGREEMENT-INCAPABLE." Has a more mendacious and murderous empire ever existed? DEPLETED URANIUM HAS MAIMED A GENERATION OF IRAQIS. Islam is already bad enough. When you lower the collective IQ through massive radiation poisoning of an entire generation, that shit will get even worse. In conclusion I say, ALIBABA SHABABA MOANA CATANA, DEATH TO AMERICA, LILILILILILILILILI!!!!!!!!

 

[The Ugly One]

That's literally what happened. The Second Continental Congress didn't meet until a month after the shooting had started with Boston already under siege, and at that point you had milquetoast attempts to stave off the inevitable like the Olive Branch Petition. Which of course lead John Adams to call everyone else there pussies for not realizing that a bunch of Boston-area militiamen had already cast the die for everyone. The shooting had already started and all the elites could do was grab the reins and hold on.

It's literally not what happened. Before the Boston Massacre, you had key members of the rising, wealthy, American political class, like Samuel Adams and and John Hancock, escalating resistance and stoking the fires with speeches, pamphlets, and secret societies. If they all--Ben Franklin, Thomas Jefferson, Samuel Adams, etc--had acted like modern Republicans, the Sons of Liberty probably would have been rolled up before 1772, and if they hadn't, there never would have been a revolution, not without communication, money, armaments, officers, and, of course, the relationship with France. It would have been a footnote.

 

[George Floyd Sneed]

This is inaccurate: it’s not RINOs, this is the Republican party. That implies there is some wing of the GOP with balls. The moment a Republican does show some spine, they get ratfucked until they get the hint or go away (see: Kris Kobach and Steve King).

TBF to the man after 9/11 the American people wanted blood. Lots of it. And we didn't particularly care where from. Its why it was so easy for the CIA to point us at Iraq. Everyone already knew Moustache Man Bad thanks to the Gulf War, and Iraq seemed like an easy target since we had already snapped them into two a decade earlier.

People were whipped into a frenzy by the government and the media. There are lots of parallels with the bullshit war on terror and the bullshit war on the coof. The fact that the people failed to see through the bullshit in both cases means there will definitely be a third panic because the government and media knows they can. And people will fall for it again, whatever it’s going to be.

 

[NyQuilninja]

I stopped reasoning with the nigger cattle after dealing the summer of love 2.o. Still more dire was and is their complete and total willingness to abandon all abject reasoning and self-governance concerning the clot shot . I feel a sense of utter propulsion towards such a spineless weak enslaved class of former Masters. If we want the system to go back to the way it was guiding the hand of Providence we will people that are strong enough of character and mental fortitude to command their own.

 

[Mewtwo_Rain]

How does this explain the John Money experiment, where a male child was raised as and told he was a female for the first 14 years of his life, yet after learning he was male chose to abandon his female identity and live as a man, or people who were raised in Democrat/Republican households and identifying with their party for years into their adult life changing their stances and switching parties?

The first one could be biological hard coding rejects biological falsities: I tell you for fourteen years you are a squirrel, you get exposed to other humans instead of grabbing nuts and climbing trees you start to develop like a typical human if not a little more mental. The second one is called gaining experience or just changing one's mind. Neither of those I would argue discount what I said prior.

 

[AnotherPleb]

That would be a very fascinating thing for someone to look at, especially since as someone who works Retail I can directly tell you that most of the people who start using Food Stamps never really get off them, So many of them remain the piss poorest fuckers I see on a day to day basis.

If you don't work for money you will never realize the value of a dollar. This goes for people reliant on food stamps and congresscritters.

 

[Vyse Inglebard]

How does this explain the John Money experiment, where a male child was raised as and told he was a female for the first 14 years of his life, yet after learning he was male chose to abandon his female identity and live as a man

David Reimer, right? He 41%'d himself, IIRC. Poor dude.

 

[WelfareNiggerQueen]

No Cell phones

 

[AnotherPleb]

No Cell phones
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It's (D)ifferent when we do it.

 

[The Last Stand]

No Cell phones
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Isn't this stuff supposed to be confidential? I wonder how many murders and crimes were committed in Atlanta when this was going on.

 

[Snekposter]

It's literally not what happened. Before the Boston Massacre, you had key members of the rising, wealthy, American political class, like Samuel Adams and and John Hancock, escalating resistance and stoking the fires with speeches, pamphlets, and secret societies. If they all--Ben Franklin, Thomas Jefferson, Samuel Adams, etc--had acted like modern Republicans, the Sons of Liberty probably would have been rolled up before 1772, and if they hadn't, there never would have been a revolution, not without communication, money, armaments, officers, and, of course, the relationship with France. It would have been a footnote.

You're so blackpilled you must be a Fed here on a demoralization mission. "Sit down and shut up Kiwis, your betters have given up and are on our side! Accept the bugs! Get in the pods!"

 

[Netizennameless]

While it is considered the leader of the world stage, the United States still has one of the biggest problems with homelessness, even when compared to more impoverished countries. With a homeless population per night of over half a million souls, the numbers are concerning.

according to your link:

US: 1 homeless per 585 people. (580,466 homeless, 339,996,563 total pop)
Mexico: 1 homeless per 281 people. (456,000 homeless, 128,455,567 total pop)
Colombia: 1 homeless per 10 people (4,943,000 homeless, 52,085,168 total pop)
UK: 1 homeless per 185 people (365,535 homeless, 67,736,802 total pop)
China: 1 homeless per 552 people (2,579,000 homeless, 1,425,671,352 total pop)
Germany: 1 homeless per 351 people (237,000 homeless, 83,294,633 total pop)
Australia: 1 homeless per 262 people (100,568 homeless, 26,429,111 total pop)

Peru has 10% of our population and 200,000 more homeless than us. Half of Africa and parts of South America aren't even tracked. Russia claims only 64,000 homeless out of 144 million people (LOL). The UK has worse homelessness than Mexico. The middle east countries have homeless populations in the multi-millions.

The reality is the US has one of the lowest rates of homelessness in the world. The only countries with virtually no homelessness are tiny European countries and Japan.

 

[mandatorylurk]

So they went ahead and indicted T-Bone tonight along with 9 other people, MSNBC was in the courtroom breathlessly edging and flicking their colon-made vaginas. They are seriously trying to say the indictments uploaded to the county's website earlier today was "fictitious," as if this will make things all OK.

And if you watch the Meatball RINO grifters on twitter like Erick Erickson, who is a GA RINO, he's acting like this is it, this is the big one, because the GA governor can't do anything and can't pardon or commute. And the Fulton Sheriff said they'll photograph Orange Man, making it the most important photo in the past 50 years.

 

[NyQuilninja]

according to your link:

US: 1 homeless per 585 people. (580,466 homeless, 339,996,563 total pop)
Mexico: 1 homeless per 281 people. (456,000 homeless, 128,455,567 total pop)
Colombia: 1 homeless per 10 people (4,943,000 homeless, 52,085,168 total pop)
UK: 1 homeless per 185 people (365,535 homeless, 67,736,802 total pop)
China: 1 homeless per 552 people (2,579,000 homeless, 1,425,671,352 total pop)
Germany: 1 homeless per 351 people (237,000 homeless, 83,294,633 total pop)
Australia: 1 homeless per 262 people (100,568 homeless, 26,429,111 total pop)

Peru has 10% of our population and 200,000 more homeless than us. Half of Africa and parts of South America aren't even tracked. Russia claims only 64,000 homeless out of 144 million people (LOL). The UK has worse homelessness than Mexico. The middle east countries have homeless populations in the multi-millions.

The reality is the US has one of the lowest rates of homelessness in the world. The only countries with virtually no homelessness are tiny European countries.

The concentration of homelessness that we have in major citys is astronomically underreported and currently really growing in large concentrations in what should be relatively prosperous cities. America also has a growing problem with rent reaching nearly unsustainable levels across many of these cities as
Typical asking rents in the U.S. are now $2,062 — a 3.6% increase compared with the same time last year. Rent growth, overall, has been slowing since its 16.2% year-over-year peak growth in February 2022.
Nerdwallet
So I'll properly rephrase this one we have a problem where large portions of the population can't purchase homes A second problem is rentals reaching points of unsustainability and finally an unacceptable amount of people without adequate housing and really no excuse for it.

 

[Netizennameless]

The concentration of homelessness that we have in major citys is astronomically underreported and currently really growing in large concentrations in what should be relatively prosperous cities. America also has a growing problem with rent reaching nearly unsustainable levels across many of these cities as
Typical asking rents in the U.S. are now $2,062 — a 3.6% increase compared with the same time last year. Rent growth, overall, has been slowing since its 16.2% year-over-year peak growth in February 2022.
Nerdwallet
So I'll properly rephrase this one we have a problem where large portions of the population can't purchase homes A second problem is rentals reaching points of unsustainability and finally an unacceptable amount of people without adequate housing and really no excuse for it.

I'm trying to explain that most of the world, developed or not, is much worse off. Yes, things are imperfect, but inflation is worse overseas. Unaffordable homes are worse overseas. Wars are breaking out overseas, something we only experience via the media and those we lose in war. We don’t experience bombed out cities in the US.

 

[Desu Mountain]

Russia claims only 64,000 homeless out of 144 million people (LOL).

Why is this so hard to believe? If you're homeless in Russia you freeze to death when winter comes.

 

[NyQuilninja]

They do fine, you just need to know how to lead them.

"Jamal. Storm that fort!"

"What fo?"

"They have Jordans and Gucci bags inside."

"Sheeeiiiitttt." *fixes bayonet*

Now that's thinking like true Democrat dangle them freebies

 

[Netizennameless]

Why is this so hard to believe? If you're homeless in Russia you freeze to death when winter comes.

That's honestly a fair point, but the reason I am suspicious is because that would put their homelessness at 1/5th that of neighboring China and on par with Japan. I am also naturally suspicious because the quoted number is an even 64,000.