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US US Politics General - Discussion of President Biden and other politicians
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Clyde Cash's Left Teste
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Can somebody do an image of Peanut and his racoon buddy being greeted into Heaven by Harambe and Terry A. Davis?
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Yes. Color revolutions rely on a small, urban-based clique who can recruit additional protestors with free handouts from their Western backers.
I don't get why people think it will happen this election. The closest to it was the Fenty Floyd Flareup that summer, I guess, but Trump didn't buy into it and gun them down like the media was counting on (at the cost of letting our cities burn). If they are plotting shit (and they are), it's happening right now with the usual fake ballots and widespread fraud. If they have a shot at a color revolution, they obviously have a shot at the same 2020/2022 steal.
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The way things are going we’ll have another November surprise by Monday. Maybe we’ll finally get Biden saying nigger on live tv.
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Demoralize a democrat as much as you can, if that's represented in a squirrel then go be it. They will stay home if they're demoralized enough: talk about gaza, talk about all the money spent on the campaign, talk about liz cheney and george bush and shit. Whenever they obviously lie keep referring back to those ugly lies at every turn. Make them so demoralized and buck broken to the point at which the turnout falls into nothing.
You don't attack them or even convince them that they're wrong just demoralize so they don't turnout to vote.
You don't attack them or even convince them that they're wrong just demoralize so they don't turnout to vote.
Jacques1194
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I don't deny that the US white majority will be a minority eventually but is it me or is the "forever" part fearmongering a little? Sure if the left wins they will make sure that they'll flood the country until everywhere is solid blue, but this implies that America at some point wont collapse, hispanics and blacks will never have a negative population to the point where whites would outbreed them. I mean I bet back then people thought that a white majority would be forever and never change, so why can't the same happen in reverse?
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The likelihood of the white American population majority disappearing permanently is easier to predict with current circumstances in mind then it somehow bouncing back and recovering to old demographic levels.
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I was going to say that Moloch might but I'm starting to think he's doing that thing demons do where they completely fuck you over after giving you something.
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Has a squirrel ever done anything to you to create this animosity you feel towards them? I propose to you: any disease a squirrel could spread, a rat could equally carry. Would you agree? Yet I assume your department does not share the same animosity with Brooklyn rats that you do with up-state squirrels, do you? Yet they are both rodents, are they not? And except for the tail they even rather look alike, don't they?
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I hope so, if Biden actually hating Kamala has any merit we just well might see him drop a hard r on a live broadcast.
Describe how the white majority declined. The answer is in the minutiae you're ignoring in this statement.
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In S.F., disillusionment drives some Chinese American voters toward Trump
San Francisco Chronicle (archive.ph)
By Ko Lyn Cheang
2024-11-02 11:00:17GMT
For some Chinese American voters, economic and public safety concerns are eclipsing alarm at Donald Trump’s anti-China rhetoric and policies.
Angie Yap, who went from protesting Donald Trump in 2016 to planning to vote for him on Tuesday, says inflation, public safety and U.S. aid to Ukraine are among the reasons she has become disillusioned with the Democratic Party. Carlos Avila Gonzalez/The Chronicle
Angie Yap used to think Donald Trump had the “worst character.”
In January 2017, the Hillary Clinton supporter brought a homemade sign to San Francisco’s Women’s March to protest the Republican president, whom Yap then considered “a sexist misogynist.” Almost eight years later, she’s voting for him.
Unhappy with the Democratic response to crime, concerned about inflation and opposed to the Biden administration’s aid to Ukraine, Yap said Trump’s ultra-nationalist agenda has won her over in spite of his character flaws.
“I was so against him as a person that I wasn’t really clear on what he stood for,” said Yap, who is Malaysian American.
Her change of heart is not unique.
In 2020, Asian American voters turned out in record numbers to deliver President Joe Biden’s victory driven, in part, by Trump’s anti-Asian rhetoric about COVID-19, which researchers say incited hate speech and violence.
Four years later, Trump appears to be making small but important gains with Asian and Latino voters.
According to a September survey from AAPI Data, 24% of Chinese American respondents said they would vote for Trump, a 4% boost from the 2020 Asian American Voter Survey.
Nathan Chan, an assistant political science professor at Loyola Marymount University, said it won’t be clear if more Chinese Americans support Trump until after the election. But, he added, the group is clearly concerned about bread-and-butter issues, like the economy.
“It is up to the candidates to demonstrate how their policies can benefit Chinese Americans specifically on these core concerns,” Chan said.
Large majorities of Chinese American adults support a national right to abortion and tougher gun laws, issues that Vice President Kamala Harris has campaigned on.
During Trump’s presidency, at least 148 scholars, overwhelmingly of Chinese descent, were charged under the “China Initiative,” a program to investigate alleged espionage activity. As of 2021, only 40 had been convicted, according to an investigation by the MIT Technology Review.
Trump also banned Chinese students with valid student visas from entering the United States if they had links to certain Chinese universities. He has made hawkish China policy a central theme of his campaign and repeated racially inflammatory language blaming the COVID-19 pandemic on China, calling it the “China virus.”
Yet, in San Francisco, a number of Chinese American residents say they have decided to support Trump, offering a glimpse into the Republican nominee’s enduring appeal even in the bluest of cities.
Bruce Lou, a 27-year-old founder of a job search company, is running a longshot Republican race for Rep. Nancy Pelosi’s congressional seat. He said he thinks crimes targeting Asian Americans are due to lack of law enforcement, not Trump’s anti-Asian rhetoric.
“The Democratic Party just doesn’t seem interested in taking care of this issue or prosecuting criminals,” he said.
The local prosecution rate has risen under District Attorney Brooke Jenkins, a Democrat, who took office in 2022, with 65% of arrests resulting in criminal charges so far this year, according to data from her office.
Reported hate crimes targeting Asian people are down from their 2021 peak, with the San Francisco Police Department investigating 14 such incidents in 2023.
Daisy Xie, who owns a Chinatown restaurant, is planning to vote in her first election, for Trump. Frustrated by what she sees as a lax approach to crime and illegal border crossings, Xie dismissed Trump’s rhetoric as a concern.
“There’s discrimination against Chinese people everywhere,” Xie said in Mandarin. “It is just that people won’t say it. I still will support Trump. Kamala just doesn’t say it out loud.”
Harris has spoken out against Trump’s use of racial slurs.
Jamie Wong, who works for a homeowners’ association and has two school-age children, is also voting for Trump. Previously apolitical, Wong started becoming frustrated by what she saw as deteriorating public safety conditions around 2018, which turned her against Democratic leadership. She recalled an incident in 2020, when she said someone masturbated in front of her front-door camera, then took a nap.
On Trump’s rhetoric, Wong said, “You can either take offense to it or not, and I think judging by the way Chinese people are still taking a chance on him, I don’t think it has really discouraged them.”
Yap, who works in business development for a tech company, said Trump can “soften his tone a little bit,” but that she found him “cogent and normal” in interviews. She blames crimes against older Asian residents on Democratic criminal justice reform, particularly Proposition 47, which downgraded certain offenses from felonies to misdemeanors in 2014.
In 2022, at Yap’s urging, her now-82-year-old mother moved to San Francisco from their native Malaysia. But Yap said her mother is “flabbergasted” at crime here and thinks it is worse than in her hometown of Kuala Lumpur.
“We have old Asian ladies being attacked and no one says it’s bad,” Yap said. “I worry every single day when my 82-year-old mom walks to Golden Gate Park to do her morning Tai chi: ‘Is she going to get assaulted?’”
San Francisco’s violent crime rate, specifically aggravated assaults and homicides, have been below many major U.S. cities of similar sizes since at least 2018. But property crime is high compared to other major cities, particularly for larcenies like shoplifting and car theft.
When Yap learned of a local Republican group, Briones Society, that bills itself as a moderate alternative for those frustrated by Democratic city leadership, she switched her party affiliation so she could vote for the group’s Republican County Central Committee slate in March and help them canvas in the lead-up to Tuesday’s election.
It’s not just local issues motivating Yap to support Trump. She’s concerned about the national debt, Democratic policies that she thinks fuel inflation and the U.S. sending money to fight wars that are “none of our business,” she said, calling Russia’s invasion of Ukraine “a neighborhood squabble.”
Trump has called for cutting U.S. military aid to Ukraine while Harris has argued that his plan equates to “proposals for surrender” of the country.
That’s not to say Yap agrees with everything Trump has done.
“The fact he made phone calls and said, ‘Hey, find me some votes,’” is an issue, she said, referring to Trump pressuring a Georgia election official to help him overturn election results in 2021. Yap considers herself “fiscally conservative but socially liberal” and supports abortion rights but thinks Democrats are “fear mongering” that Trump would enact a national ban.
Many of her friends are liberal, Yap said. They didn’t like it when she told them she was voting for Trump, she said.
“I thought you guys are the party of compassion,” Yap said she would say. “You’re saying all his followers are deplorables. Am I one of them?”
And anyway, Yap added, “We live in a democratic society. I can choose whoever I want to vote for.”
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Godspeed you are inspiring me to vote straight R and L and make sure not a single rino gets in charge.
Color revolutions usually need a deep sort of divide that can be exploited by a foreign or domestic adversary. People forget that the Soviet union helped create the first color style revolution in Iran it's just color revolutions make it so a nation can be In play for a map.
It's just color revolutions can often flip in ways that are unexpected. Sometimes you could have a regime you color revolution fall into rival hands either through shrewd political plays or outright invasion. Innother cases color revolutions can result in unexpected factions taking control. Think for example in Iran where the Islamic radicals quickly and swiftly purged the communists once they got into power and forced everyone else to bow down.
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Trump is more likely to end our involvement in the Gaza War, even if the chances are slim. He has made efforts, futile as they were, to withdraw American troops from MENA multiple times, such as in Syria and with the Taliban deal that fell through.
Kamala has everyone who got us into Iraq endorsing her.
It's almost guaranteed that, regardless of the war in Gaza, less innocent Muslims will die under a Trump presidency.
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We need a "BONER!" reaction.
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video would be a bit much imo, but he should talk about it since government accountability is kinda part of draining the swamp, and everyone got fucked over by bureaucrats at least once. he probably wouldn't even have to point fingers at the dems, just "look who runs new york. look how it's now. not even your pets are safe" (although that might blow back on texas with the immigrant busses, but it feels most people have forgotten about it anyway).
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Sure I don't disagree but I read that both Latin America's and Africa's fertility rates are starting to decline as well. Unless the left will start giving every country that lives in both these regions millions in economic aid to pop out more kids (which we dont have the money for and it would only reveal their true intentions.) then at some point there wont be any migrants to really replace people. https://www.americasquarterly.org/a...ity-decline-is-accelerating-no-ones-sure-why/
More whitepills? More whitepills.
Another update to these posts:
Nevada 2020 Mail Ballot Information:
2024:
Comparing 2020 vs 2024:
Findings:
Registrations:
2020: https://www.nvsos.gov/sos/home/showpublisheddocument/9108/637402538274030000
2024: https://www.nvsos.gov/sos/home/showpublisheddocument/15131/638660661343770000
Findings:
Another update to these posts:
Nevada 2020 Mail Ballot Information:
2024:
Comparing 2020 vs 2024:
- Ballots Mailed to Individual Voters
- Dems: 601k, 30.2% share, down from 674k, 37.5% share
- Reps: 576k, 28.9% share, down from 580k, 32.29% share
- Other: 815k, 40.9% share, up from 542k, 30.18% share
- Voted Mail Ballots Returned by Voters
- Dems: 209k, 40% share, down from 690k, 46.22% share
- Reps: 156k, 29.9% share, up from 181k, 26.21% share
- Other: 157k, 30% share, up from 190k, 27.56% share
- Returned Mail Ballots Accepted
- Dems: 202k, 40.3% share, down from 312k, 46.57% share
- Reps: 150k, 30% share, up from 175k, 27.09% share
- Other: 148k, 29.7% share, up from 183k, 27.34% share
Findings:
- Democrats are down in all 3 categories.
- Republicans are up in two of them, down in one.
- Other expanded their share in all 3 categories.
- 33% of Democrats mail-in ballot were accepted.
- 26% of Republican mail-in ballots were accepted.
- 7% of Other mail-in ballots were accepted.
- Democrats have +52k advantage in the mail-in ballots.
- Republicans have +100k advantage in early voting.
Registrations:
2020: https://www.nvsos.gov/sos/home/showpublisheddocument/9108/637402538274030000
2024: https://www.nvsos.gov/sos/home/showpublisheddocument/15131/638660661343770000
Findings:
- Democrats: -32k
- Republicans: +46k
- Non-Partisan: +339k (!)
- Other: +27k
- Independent American Party: +17k
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Imagine importing hundreds of thousands of subhumans but lose their support because your administration is so fucking incompetent and made their lives worse than it was 4 years ago.
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There you go, now you just need to do this with the other 49 states.
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AH hell nah cumala fuckin with da gibs, no fukin mexicunt takin ma bread famn muvafugga. we on da trump trayyyin now nigga.
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