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

 

[General Emílio Médici]

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AMBATUKAM!

 

[StarkRavingMad]

This is the power of Astroturf:

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The live numbers check out if this is the current view count. But that is Joepedo's channel, let's see Kamabla's:

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not even 200,000 views means she got maybe 5,000 live watchers, the bigger vtubers pull 2-3 times this amount. And if you check the comments it's 90% bots and 10% Trump supporters.


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HA!

Look at some of these fags clearly watching the porn and enjoying it.

 

[TheRaptorJesus]

4Chan was always fucking garbage.

but it used to be entertaining garbage. Now people are afraid to say nigger, or just AI slop.

 

[squirt reynolds]

This is the power of Astroturf:

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The live numbers check out if this is the current view count. But that is Joepedo's channel, let's see Kamabla's:

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not even 200,000 views means she got maybe 5,000 live watchers, the bigger vtubers pull 2-3 times this amount. And if you check the comments it's 90% bots and 10% Trump supporters.


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fucking spoiler that shit

 

[Hey Johnny Bravo]

/pol/ was fucking garbage all the way back in 2012.

The George Zimmerman threads were a hoot. I will never, ever forget "Jaffa calling."

 

[TheRaptorJesus]

How will vance ever recover from being called couch vance! Just drop out now!
Its amazing how easy fake stories stick around for those people.

 

[CaddestSlown]

Look at some of these fags clearly watching the porn and enjoying it.

The fact none of them said anything. Embarrassing and unprofessional. LET'S SEE THEM HANDS, FELLAS. STAND UP.

 

[AnitaSarsleezian]

The fact none of them said anything. Embarrassing and unprofessional. LET'S SEE THEM HANDS, FELLAS. STAND UP.

Because they probably didn't think anything was wrong until they noticed no children were involved.

 

[General Emílio Médici]

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How will vance ever recover from being called couch vance! Just drop out now!

They could at least TRY and make the propaganda push look natural.

 

[Buttigieg2020]

Walz is so much of a wet blanket I can’t even come up with a good shitpost for him. Whatever. Let’s look at the polls:
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KAMALA’S NUMBER ONE IN THE POLLS!
Hold on, polls have error retard. And gee does this composition sure look a lot weirder than what we’ve been getting for the past year. Where’s Emerson, NYT, and Fox News? You know, the good pollsters? At the top of the list we have NPR/PBS which is just Marist. Shit pollster. SurveryUSA? The fuck is that? Why is the composition of pollsters completely different from Biden’s?
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I’ll tell you why. It’s because Kamala’s numbers are shit and the good pollsters are trying to delay putting those results out. They’re leaving it to the push polls to try to generate some momentum. But eventually the chickens will come home to roost. Trump will be soaring sky high in one or two weeks.

How dare you question NPR!

Biden is popular!

 

[TheRaptorJesus]

They could at least TRY and make the propaganda push look natural.

These are the people who think calling someone weird is a winning political platform. Its not even grade school level. Whats next, saying he has cooties?

 

[Rimanah]

/pol/ was fucking garbage all the way back in 2012.

4chan was always garbage, but it was fun garbage damn it.
Now it’s just worthless trash. The entire site went through the same decay /b/ went through.

 

[Mike Sneedsby]

Hitler's idiocy is why I can't stand him. On one side you have the neo nazis, on the other you have the communists, one sees him as a god, the other a devil, but its like... bro he was really a shit leader. He meddled way too fucking much with the military, wasted resources, made ridiculous demands people just fucking went with because they weren't going to say no, and its like, no shit germany lost. It was only as smart as the cousin fucker in charge.

Hitler wasn't as brilliant as a Napoleon, but he wasn't massively incompetent either. If he were he wouldn't have managed to seize and, importantly, retain power. I don't want to get into the weeds with the war because that is a whole other world of spergery, but there were a few years between "oh shit Germany effectively controls 2/3rd of Europe and barely lifted a finger" and "Germany is fighting a war on multiple fronts against united world powers".

He really shouldn't be an idol for good or evil for anyone, though. His ideology, beyond the absolute baseline wignat "white people good", is incomprehensible in a modern context: consciously post-Christian in reaction to German liberal Christianity, whose thinkers are now totally irrelevant, based in a militarism and regimented class solidarity non-existent in the West, vying against a very real Communist threat, finding a power base in discontented veterans outraged by the disgraces imposed on Germany post-WWI etc. etc.

He should stay where he is as a fascinating historical figure, not a devil or messiah.

 

[Pepe Cortisona]

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is tim walz on the spectrum or is he just deeply uncomfortable in the national spotlight because of a concern that his grooming of underage boys will come out

Nah, he just shat his pants and it's playing it cool.

 

[Your Girlfriend's Dad]

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How will vance ever recover from being called couch vance! Just drop out now!
Its amazing how easy fake stories stick around for those people.

Hehe - hehe. You guys get it? Because we keep saying he fucked a couch.

It's not witty if it isn't true, you spastic pinko fuck.

 

[TheRaptorJesus]

Hehe - hehe. You guys get it? Because we keep saying he fucked a couch.

It's not witty if it isn't true, you spastic pinko fuck.

When I was a kid there wasn't much around the house I hadn't rubbed my dick on. Must be an 80s thing.

 

[Rimanah]

Where did the couch thing even come from? I’ve heard about it for a while now, but I have never seen a definitive source for it. Did they just straight up make it up?

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How will vance ever recover from being called couch vance! Just drop out now!
Its amazing how easy fake stories stick around for those people.

I, u/DNC_SHBLU_24#8675309, a life long republican white dude, too think Couch Vance is a weirdo who grandpa Walz owned, fellow redditors!
Edit: thanks for the gold kind strangers!
Edit 2: wow 666 updoots, we did it Reddit!

 

[Michael Wade]

Who? No seriously, who the fuck is Tim Walz?

Probably one of the worst choices she could have made.

Thomas Matthew Crooks update: the overseas bank account has been deboonked, according to the expoorts

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I thought they were the ones that made that info Public in the first place?

Lol, Trump is straight up implying we might get the clownest of clown world with Biden crashing the DNC to take back the nomination.
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Have it happen! Let there be blood in the streets!

Is he trying to prevent that or goad Biden with the idea?

There were several fronts in WWII.
Germany declared war on the US after the US declared war on Japan... which had attacked the US at Pearl Harbor following a long and crippling blockade the US refused to negotiate.

That's not to say the Nazis thought kindly of the US - they didn't. Nor am I saying they wouldn't eventually attack - they would have. This fallacy that the US was just minding it's own business when it was totally, surprisingly, out of nowhere assaulted by the Germans and the Japanese isn't even hilarious at this point though.

The US government made a bet they could throw just enough people into the meat grinder, after years of building up and tearing down allies/enemies via proxy and finance, with no war front in the homeland, that the US could come out on top and they were right.

Alright so basically America was already being weapon and supply dealer to at least the Brits at this point and the navy had orders to destroy u boats on sight. Still a monumentally stupid idea for Hitler to declare war on America but I think he expected more from Japan. He got no support from the Japs whatsoever. they did not want to mess with Russia after an earlier engagement were they got decimated by zhukov when trying to invade Mongolia before the war.

Hitler's idiocy is why I can't stand him. On one side you have the neo nazis, on the other you have the communists, one sees him as a god, the other a devil, but its like... bro he was really a shit leader. He meddled way too fucking much with the military, wasted resources, made ridiculous demands people just fucking went with because they weren't going to say no, and its like, no shit germany lost. It was only as smart as the cousin fucker in charge.

There was a certain sense to Hitlers micromanagement. When he went against his generals early in the war and defeated France there truly was this feeling that he destroyed his strongest enemy. You have to remember they were the main forces he fought in WW1. So if you pulled that off by going against your own advisors it wouldn't be hard to feel a little invincible until it was too late.

A favorite history professor of mine described the Eastern Front of WWII as a sample case of two military incompetents - one willing to realize that and hand decision making over to the right people, and one who relentlessly failed to do so and kept interfering more.

Absolutely correct. Stalin screwed up big time at first but managed to swallow his pride and let zhukov ( the best dam general of the war) kick some ass. He still pressured him when it came to advancing and disregarding casualties, but he recognized he simply didn't have what it takes to command. One of the very few admirable moments of his life.

You mean when he ran and won in 2016?
I mean, I agree with you, but that was a hilarious analogy to make here. Substitute Alabama for Indiana and you just described Mike Pence.

Pence at least looked like the guy from Johnny quest.

Walz reminds me of the football coach who liked to stay in the locker room and watch the guys shower.

Fucker actually has some suspicious skeletons. He resigned as a teacher after an incident of some unknown cause.


My favorite walz description is commie ned Flanders per razorfist

https://x.com/DanScavino/status/1820831368546259103?t=nthZARAm19F9OHusPCuJ6Q&s=19

(I forget how to embed the xitter shit)

 

[Dr. Ricearoni]

Where did the couch thing even come from? I’ve heard about it for a while now, but I have never seen a definitive source for it. Did they just straight up make it up?



I, u/DNC_SHBLU_24#8675309, a life long republican white dude, too think Couch Vance is a weirdo who grandpa Walz owned, fellow redditors!
Edit: thanks for the gold kind strangers!
Edit 2: wow 666 updoots, we did it Reddit!

Iirc someone on twitter was just like "yo there's a part in the book where vance describes fucking a couch" and people just ran with it without checking.

 

[Thiletonomics]

Hawaii RINO (before abandoning the Hawaii Republican party out right to go Ridin' with Biden) Charles Djou is already volunteering himself for the Tim Walz Defense Force. (Archived)

Democratic vice presidential candidate and Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz is a normal guy. I say this as a former Republican representative who served with Tim in Congress. In these times of bitter political division, America needs someone who can calmly and humbly serve the nation without all the unnecessary shouting and bluster that too often defines our politics today.

Tim and I represented different political parties – he as a Democrat, and I as a Republican – yet we found common ground and worked together on numerous issues for the betterment of our constituents and our nation. More than ever, America just needs a normal guy to help lead our nation and bring us together. I’m excited Vice President Kamala Harris has selected Tim as her running mate.

In Congress, Tim and I bonded over our shared experiences as soldiers and cultivated a mutual respect that transcended party lines. As both of us served in the U.S. Army. We understood that even if we might disagree on a specific policy issue of the day, we both shared a deep love of country and a willingness to defend America in military service. As fellow veterans, Tim and I understood there is no such thing as Republican military service or Democrat military service, only American service.

Before becoming governor of Minnesota, as a congressman, Tim championed issues that resonate with a broad spectrum of Americans. While serving in Congress, I observed Tim’s leadership of the House Veterans Affairs Committee where he advocated for veterans' rights, pushed for educational reforms, and addressed health care disparities.

Refreshingly, and sadly increasingly uncommon in D.C. today, Tim did not advocate issues to improve his partisan political standing or increase his social media presence. Instead, Tim demonstrated a simple commitment to policies that would improve people’s lives regardless of any political advantage.

When I deployed to Afghanistan with the 10th Mountain Infantry Division, Tim was still serving in Congress. He visited me at my forward operating base in Kandahar. It was clear Tim was not looking to burnish his credentials on national security by obtaining pretty photographs with troops in the field. Rather, Tim had the confidence that comes from being a former Army Sergeant Major and understanding of what it is like to lead troops in a combat environment. Tim’s visit to Afghanistan was not about him, but about making sure our soldiers had what we needed to effectively prosecute the fight our country had called us to. That’s exactly the type of leadership America needs right now.

More recently, Tim and I met at the observances marking the 80th Anniversary of D-Day in June. As soldiers, we both intrinsically understood the sacrifice made by those brave Americans in WWII fighting to overcome extremist right-wing fascism. Tim and I reconnected because he and I recognize we are both Americans, happily married husbands, proud dads of great kids, and Army veterans. These characteristics are far more important to us and America than any partisan political identity.

Tim’s ability to listen, collaborate, and find pragmatic solutions earned him respect from not just Democrats but also Republicans like me. Even if we sharply disagreed on an issue, I do not recall a single time Tim did not have anything other than a friendly smile, warm handshake, and affable style that put everyone, regardless of political party, at ease. He understands that America’s strength lies in our ability to come together as fellow Americans, not in shouting at each other with petty name-calling.

America has more than enough showboat politicians who talk with bluster, self-aggrandizement and a toxic partisan tongue over endless social media posts. Instead, America needs a gracious and kind individual who talks as a friendly neighbor, understands your community like a local high school football coach, knows the commitment of military service as a veteran and advocates policies for all Americans -- not just for Republicans or Democrats.

This is exactly my friend Tim Walz.