thats not 90s, that's mid 00s
Some people have genes which predispose them to be social rebels (Strong in white populations). Noticing faggotry throughout school is what radicalized me, I would have never hated fags if not for my school pushing it with posters, I would have never been radicalized on blacks if I didn't have to go to school in a jungle gym, I would have never gone deep on jewz if not for my history teacher refusing to ackgnowledge that they killed Jesus against every historical account, I would have never truly believed the system was controlled by a small clique who wanted to prevent dissent if I didn't notice my textbooks all having the same errors, the same interconnected manufacturers, and all reframing facts in the same direction, I wouldn't have been nearly as racist if I hadn't been punished for saying racist, based things, I wouldn't be as much of a gun rights nut if I hadn't been punished for making a finger gun or had my teachers try to explain badly why gun control is good, if I didn't have uncensored internet access I would have never become a wignat, etc etc etc.
While it is nerve wracking, it's still nice to see that whenever Trump makes a mistake it's possible to raise enough of a stink about it to get him to reconsider and he isn't so prideful that he'll hold on to bad decision just because he already made it.
The I don’t get it fatigue. What is Iran’s deal? What is happening? What’s the backstory?
There was a time when people viewed being easily swayed on major policy action and flip flopping on things as a sign of being a poor leader.
Give me trash cans but I think he’s being genuine, I really think Bibi is such an oblivious warmonger kike that he really thinks “they’ll come after you next!” is going to sell it. And to his credit, a lot of boomers and neocons eat that shit up. There’s a tiny bit of truth to it, if they managed to start producing warheads they could put all of our bases there in danger. They could possibly do something here but it would be ridiculously difficult and unlikely. Developing ICBMs is as hard as making the warheads, maybe they could smuggle something here but I doubt it.
"Woke" fatigue. Getting really tired of Current Year Clown World dragging on. Over a decade.
We really need a days of rage appreciation and discussion threadAny day now. The left will see their chance at the utopia their gender studies professors promised them start to slip away, and they'll decide that it's not a case of people rejecting them, but rather everyone in the world secretly agrees with them but are too afraid to say so, and those people just need a symbol -- like a pipe bomb -- to spark off the revolution.
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It's a comin'. History doesn't repeat, but it does rhyme.
The vast majority of DSA trannie types online are mainly larpers, or if they do work its primarily jobs like teachers or office workers. Alot of them might be in unions, but not unions for blue-collar jobs. Unions themselves are in a 3 way split. The activists and organizers are socialists (look at the UAW) or becoming socialists, a lot of the chairmen and board members still vote blue, but a lot of the average workers are shifting red. A lot of said ML DSA types don't even like the workers in most unions as they view them as backwards retards, especially if they are white (remember learn to code?)
When the feds eventually bust the Seattle branch of Antifa, Amazon will lose half of their white collar workers.
Even in older eras, a huge portion of deaths in previous wars were due to disease and camp conditions rather combat.
Source (Archive)Scoop: U.S. tells allies it won't join war unless Iran targets Americans
Trump at the G7. Photo: Stefan Rousseau/Pool/Getty Images
The Trump administration told several Middle Eastern allies on Sunday that it doesn't plan to get actively involved in the war between Israel and Iran unless Iran targets Americans, two sources from countries that received that U.S. message tell Axios.
The big picture: The U.S. has helped Israel intercept missiles, but made clear Israel is acting alone in attacking Iran. The U.S. message is that if Iran attacks Americans in response, it will be crossing a red line.
The intrigue: The U.S. sent a similar message to the same countries about an hour before Israel launched the war last Thursday, telling them the U.S. would not participate.
Between the lines: While Iranian leaders have accused the U.S. of complicity in Israel's war effort, and threatened for weeks to respond to any Israeli attack by targeting U.S. bases in the region, no such attacks have taken place.
- In both cases, the U.S. seemed to expect the countries to pass that message to Iran to discourage any retaliation against U.S. forces or interests in the region.
- The White House didn't respond to a request for comment.
Friction point: Israel has asked the Trump administration to join the war in order to eliminate Iran's nuclear program. A U.S. official told Axios on Saturday that the Trump administration was not actively considering it.
- "The Iranians are very careful so far not to do anything that can push the U.S. to get involved," an Arab diplomat with direct knowledge of the thinking in Tehran said.
State of play: Trump demurred Monday when asked whether the U.S. could join the war. But while the U.S. is stating in public and in private that it's not getting involved, the U.S. military is taking steps to prepare for such a contingency.
- U.S. officials also claimed that over the weekend, Israel had an operational window to assassinate Iran's Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei, but President Trump made clear to Israel that he opposed that step.
- A U.S. official said that was because the Iranians haven't killed Americans — a statement Israeli officials saw as a threat to Iran that if Americans are targeted, the Trump administration could support killing Khamenei.
- Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu told ABC News on Monday that killing Khamenei would "end the war," and was still a possibility.
What to watch: Trump said on Monday during a meeting with Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney at the G7 summit that the Iranians want to talk to the U.S. about the situation.
- The Nimitz aircraft carrier strike group is moving to the Middle East, and 28 strategic refueling planes left the U.S. on Sunday for the region.
- Netanyahu said in a press conference on Monday that he speaks to Trump almost every day, including on Sunday.
- He said he appreciates U.S. assistance in defeating Iranian attacks but stressed that President Trump will do what he thinks is best for America. "We will welcome any U.S. contribution," he said.
- In the ABC interview, Netanyahu said that Trump and the American people understand the need to "take a stand against evil." He said: "Look, I understand 'America First.' I don't understand 'America Dead.' That's what these people want."
- "They should have done that before. They had 60 days and on the 61st day I said, 'We don't have a deal.' Iran is not winning this war they should talk immediately before it is too late," Trump said.
- An Arab diplomat said the Iranians have communicated to the U.S. that they will be willing to discuss a ceasefire and resume nuclear talks after they conclude their retaliation and after Israel stops its strikes.
- Israeli officials say they've received no indications Iran wants a ceasefire and stressed that Israel isn't interested in a ceasefire at the moment because it hasn't achieved the aims of destroying Iran's nuclear and ballistic missile programs.
CONGRATS DUDE! Raising your kids is by far the best thing you'll ever do. Every little bit of growth, every lesson learned, every sudden jump in understanding and communication skills is like a never ending present from God.
My entire life I've seen these people bitch and bitch and bitch about globalism and American hegemony and Team America World Police and and and
Now where have I heard this before...?
The important thing is to ensure that your kids figure out stuff on their own, i.e. don't preach to them and abuse your parental authority to force them to agree with you. Encourage them to read and have them talk to you about what they learned, but never try and make them to believe anything (subtle nudges are fine).
