Trump has known her since the early 2000s and she has a history of being a "spiritual advisor" for him.
It's because it went on for so long that they didn't need to hide it. After all, any politician that would get enough support to become president would have taken enough money from them to make it suicidal to even try to touch that.
It was absolutely glowops. There's no way around it.
It's a fact in my book. They absolutely had to promote divisions on race because OWS was way too close for comfort to promoting class consciousness - they knew they had fucked the world over and gotten rewarded for it outside one or two people that fell on the sword.
They are on /r/atheism right now. Total meltdown. I'd archive it but I'm currently busy.
but enough about kiwifarms posters
Zero cognitive function. I mean its not like it was that hard to guess which was the correct side of history, it was literally labeled the RIGHT side.Guess they shouldn't have been on the wrong side of history
I was very much fascinated with Occupy Wall Street at the time and actually first became familiar with Tim Pool by watching his livestreams of the protests and protester camp in NYC. It's probably very difficult to find the videos now, but I vaguely recall him being even-handed and objective in how he covered the whole thing, being neither overtly for or against the protests and their methods. I know it's a common tactic for protestors/rioters to disguise themselves as media or "medics" as an exploit against law enforcement, but it always seemed like Tim was genuinely an observer of the protests, not a protester himself.
The results in Iran would be pretty funny, though!
We serve food here, sir.
They saw that shit as dirty jobs that were beneath them so they were all too happy to fuck the miners over.
Those government employees would have happily ruined everything for non government workers because they never had to worry about their paychecks.
Kek, what's the worst that could happen if we went back to how entrenched religion was in the early 80's and 90's. The Satanic Panic pales in comparison of the Tranny Panic.
Yeah cause the tranny panic is people realising that holy shit, the satanic panic was right.
I can't be fucked to look more but this is the first "page" of comments on the news article.
This needs to still happen Reddit will implode if he mentions it.
Tim recounts Occupy Wall Street with lots of bad actors who infiltrated the movement. Tim will still occasionally talk about it if it comes up on conversation. He'll go on a tangent every now and again about it during livestreams. He believes it was very effective in scaring the big establishment. Tim is a special type of sperg though and he's the fate many libertarians found themselves in. I don't think you really understand Tim Pool unless you have some kind of grasp on the world he grew up in. The political landscape was very different and the left was far less unified than it is today. Everyone had different lines and views they would die on and nobody wanted to adhere to any labels. Everyone was differing degrees of centrist because being on the left or right was seen as extremist and was a social no-no. You didn't refer to yourself as a conservative or leftist like you do today.
I think it's pretty common for everyone to not understand the absolute SCALE of things, but liberals have it real bad. They're unable to understand that "1 million coal jobs" concentrated in a few regions is death for those regions, because where they're used to, a million jobs is spread over multiple industries, and people flow between them relatively easily.
The key was bringing in intersectionality or whatever. If Bernie Sanders is ranting about the 1% and wages sucking ass, he's going to get way more support than if you force him to also list of ten thousand other liberal causes, like troon balloons or whatever.
