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US US Politics General - Discussion of President Biden and other politicians
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GOP: Hey Biden. Can you pretty please, sorta maybe, kinda do something about the border?
Biden: Well, you know, the thing, and... where's my ice cream?
GOP: Okay sir, we understand. We need to learn our place.
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Neither party is your friend at the end of the day.
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While I do agree that this is definitely what they’re thinking, this little house of cards the WEF billionaires have built will only last a generation at most.
They’re been allowed to get away with nearly anything for a generation because the 1st world benefits they offered their original underclass were enough to instill a sense of patriotism. Now, they’ve broken their social contract, with all long term consequences that entails.
Neo-feudalism was never going to work. The original feudal nobility were respected, revered, or at the very least feared. These fags of the WEF are none of these things. When you take away everyone’s money, without anything else to fall back on, you are simply establishing yourself as the ultimate bank to be robbed. They know this, which is why they’re building bunkers in Hawaii.
How do these retards ever expect to go to a restaurant or get their Bugatti repaired? Any serf they interact with has a vested interest in learning their logins to the tune of several generations of comfortable living. It’s only a matter of time before the serfs figure this out. Right now, the serfs are focused on ripping each other off for a millionth of the profit. Eventually, someone, somewhere will be the first to successfully rob a billionaire. After that, it’s open season.
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who's generation? As I see it collapsing possibly within a decade, definitely within two
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One big difference between original feudalism and neo-feudalism is that in the former the people at the top were generally expected and did fight to maintain their spot and sometimes died in the process while those that advocate for the latter generally like to run away from a fight or hire people to do their work for them so they come off as more pathetic and cowardly.
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I gave the maximum possible timeline I see neo-feudalism lasting but a decade or two is also a reasonable guess. While I don’t think things will happen as quickly as many in this thread would prefer, Im confident the zoomers will live to see neo-feudalism collapse.
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i think it depends on how well the younger generations have been trained, but it looks like the boomers have had a death grip on control and haven't really given their replacements responsibility, so when they pass and the younger ones take over they won't have the experience to keep things from blowing up in their faces.
We're going to have a bunch of trust fund kids running things without having a clue how it works. I've worked at a company where the owner had his kids go to business school then jump right into running things, and if he wasn't still around the company would've collapsed years ago. When i was there they already pissed off one of their main customers - the customer came back for one job that no other company would touch but they pulled all of their other jobs.
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While I am not happy with Johnson... this would be up there as just about the worst time to do a budget fight. Right in primary season when a man who, in the public eye, is a supporter of Trump is the head of the House? That would be spun so hard by the likes of Haley to try to gain as much traction as possible. She would lose in the end but might pick up some states. And picking up even one helps their attempted narrative and gives fuel for a brokered convention.
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Personally, I think the “eat the rich” eventually is inevitable. Look at how much the plebs obsess over the lottery, which offers a pittance, compared to the liquid wealth of billionaires.
Say a group of a hundred white collar engineers put in 1000 hours each, in a project to rip off a billionaire or a trust fund kid. If the payout is just a “measly” 500 million dollars, the hourly rate is 5000 dollars an hour. A senior engineer working for say, Boeing or Lockheed Martin, makes something like a hundred dollars an hour.
$5000/hour is top streamer or onlyfans money and robbing billionaires is an engineering problem. Would you honestly say you’d turn down such a prospect, even if it was effectively a second job? I work in STEM myself and I would be extremely tempted to join a project that paid $5000/hour.
Basically, I’m saying that the world will soon return to a golden age of piracy unless the wealth the WEF has hoarded is reinvested into society (which will never happen.)
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Perhaps that would be case, it probably won't matter too much to think about possible outcomes if Johnson did allow a government shutdown to happen since history has shown thus far he will not allow it to occur even if it means upsetting members of his own party.
The real question is if the growing discontent some Representatives have for him actually manifests into a vote to kick him out, remains a bluff or can't get enough effective support to accomplish anything. Gaetz, who had done so much to get rid of McCarthy has established himself as a firm Johnson ally. Some Democrats have already signaled they would save Johnson if push came to shove so it would be interesting to see that happen.
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Johnson isn't a write off yet. Again, not happy with him but... he could be playing the long game. There is only so much he can actively do from his current position with a slim majority and a large segment of Neocons. He could do a lot more to -signal- that though, but may also be keeping such things behind closed doors.
Pessimistically, he is McCarthy 2.0, now with better PR.
Optimistically, he is biding his time for Trump to win.
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Please, the only thing that needs to be true for my theory to be correct is that the proles love money more than they love the party.
Niggers steal from Target all the time. Wall Street stockbros and Indians in call centers steal from grannies all the time. Bill Gates is only slightly more difficult to rip off but the payout is nearly inconceivable. Rip him off once and you’re on a permanent vacation.
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To be fair, Trump DID let Fauchi deliver the Ouchie to all of America.
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GOP once again pass Schumer's bills for him on a silver platter.
They're going to lose the house, and they're going to deserve it.
They're going to lose the house, and they're going to deserve it.
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Just in time to kneecap Term 2 Trump with a completely Dem-controlled Congress!
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Things might be popping off in Iran
The Paki's just launched a fairly serious strike on some of Iran's military bases near their boarder. What this means in the larger picture is still unknown but if Biden's handlers want an excuse to go to war with Iran...well now they got it.
https://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-68014882
The Paki's just launched a fairly serious strike on some of Iran's military bases near their boarder. What this means in the larger picture is still unknown but if Biden's handlers want an excuse to go to war with Iran...well now they got it.
https://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-68014882
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They didn't hit military targets, the blew up a village, and when explaining why they bombed Iran, they word for word repeated what the Iranian Foreign Minister said about Iran's previous strike into Pakistan. Which was pretty funny as far as geo-political jokes go.
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