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U.S. Riots of May 2020 over George Floyd and others - ITT: a bunch of faggots butthurt about worthless internet stickers
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I guess this proves my point wrong about Judaism being a White-majority religion. I didn't know Black Jews exist outside of the LARPers. Quite embarrassing. You get shit from both communities because you want to embrace both identities.
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One take is that nobody besides the most useful idiots wants to do a communism, that was last century's experiment. The powers that be and all these spoiled hipster revolutionaries and disgruntled associate professors love their gentrified gayborhoods, $1200 iPhones, and pozzed globalist megacorps.
They want turbo neoliberalism with all the political and social control of the most rabid Bolsheviks, but implemented by F500 HR trannies instead of the bureaucratic state. One Party rule, without their media consumption or next day dildo delivery interrupted.
An all-powerful state is an enemy everyone resents and eventually unites to oppose. When every institution, media, company is pushing poz, there's no focal point for opposition even when most people hate it.
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Educated blacks have always had an uneasy relationships with Jews due to them seeing how the black community was being used by forces which happened to be Jewish to help destabilize WASP country. Jews benefited from it and blacks suffered the consequences. James Baldwin and others of his type are examples.
Also, as time has revealed more of history its come out a lot of the people who benefited from slavery were chosen people.
All of this has trickled down to the masses of black people.
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Well you're certainly doing your job today Mr. Sun
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Aw, come on man, he told me this stone mask would give me cool powers like being able to suck blood with my hair. Plus I get to beat the shit out of high school students, an old man, a dog, a frog, and a Pajeet.
Oh fuck, Trump and Pence had to do the Fusion Dance. Antifa's fucked now.
Remember that Prince is black, Jimi Hendrix is black, and Rick Astley is whiter than you.
Also remember that there have been multiple successful black wrestlers, from Ron Simmons to Ron Killings.
There is no "mold" for black people, there are redneck-ass people of every stripe, and CEOs of the same. It's hard, yes, but everyone deserves humanity until they prove otherwise.
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November will be a Rubicon moment. It won't be pretty either way. I'm nervous as all hell, because the stakes are so damn high.
If Trump wins, the ensuing riots will make these past two months look like a picnic. If Biden wins, we cross the event horizon from Clown World to ShitEarth.
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Well you're certainly doing your job today Mr. Sun
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Have you ever thought to shut HOAs down at the source? I'm talking about taking a ballot to these people. Shoot them a bit of legislation and show them the light, them fuckers have been opening HOAs like their asses were on fire.
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How sad is that? The idea of Trump's victory is assuredly going to lead to more riots and craziness. What does that say about the left?
It makes me feel like I should vote for Trump just to not give into terrorism, and there are likely people that feel like they shouldn't vote for him out of fear of rioting.
That's just depressing to think about.
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then again, with the next four years secured, trump might actually do something
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If Burgerlanders can be scared out of voting for their way of life continuing then they don't deserve to keep it. Voting is literally the least amount of work or effort one has to put in to "fight" for your country. If you get punked out of doing that maybe the other side is right after all.
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To be fair, Apartheid South Africa threw Rhodesia under the bus as well. They really were hated on all sides for some reason. If it was allowed to develop as planned (they were going to gradually transition to integrated rule, and even did so under the Internal Settlement in March 1978, but that was promptly rejected by the U.K. and the U.S. because it was an agreement with black moderates in the vein of democratic Botswana instead of communist Mozambique, and did not include the Maoist ZAPU under Mugabe and ZANU under Joshua Nkomo - Uncle Sam literally sided with the Maoists on this one wtf) there's a chance it would have become a developed agrarian country on the level of New Zealand or Australia, but nope.
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My father doesn't vote, while simultaneously complaining and seething about Dems and RINOs. Which is why I decided to start voting.
No politician is perfect, most aren't even good. But I have no right to complain if I can't be bothered to pull a lever to make my voice, however little, heard.
Trump winning in 2016 restored my faith in voting. I didn't expect him to win, but voted for him anyway. When he did win, I was as shocked as everyone, but nonetheless pleased; it showed me that the system is NOT rigged against me, that I can be heard at the highest levels of government.
This year is just nuts. We have had bushfires in australia that were the worst for decades, a new bat virus that has swept the globe causing lots of death and a global shutdown of normal life, global protesting/rioting that has cost more life and money, hottest temps ever in siberia and now so much rain, in China, we might see the worlds biggest dam burst that could kill 100's of millions and lead to a nuclear disaster on the Yangtse river.
Maybe all of the above is a big red flag that humankind has reached its peak and through technological advances, overpopulation through the developments in science and sanitation we are now in the shit.
I dunno. It is a year for the record books. All we need is an alien invasion and i think that is most disasters ticked.
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Well, Trump has in many ways been the last option to preserve the unipolar balance of power with the US at its head. Though he campaigned on "america-first," he's still clearly wanted to preserve this - his blustering about getting Iran and the Norks into a deal under the sheer weight of US power and sanctions alone, his trying to take on every single country/bloc that imposed some form of tariff on US goods, his saber-rattling in the ME and his efforts to counteract Chyna all speak to a desire to have America as top dog. Yet he's also tossed aside the neocon/neoliberal idea that we aught to be trying to use dollar diplomacy to spread democracy, rather than simple economic benefit - and I'd argue that 'spread american-style democracy' was a mainstay of US foreign policy since the collapse of the USSR. China is definitely going to rise to create a bipolar system even more than it has now, and it seems likely that we drift towards multipolar as the EU (potentially) tries to shift itself into a third-party situation rather than decidedly under the US's wing, particularly if NATO continues to see reductions.
I mention all of this because it fundamentally changes the atmosphere in which these protests and pressures on the government will move. Big, giant, multinational corporations were only able to spread their feelers out everywhere because of that unipolar system - now they're facing competition abroad that they cannot beat, plus insurgent opposition catching up to them. Amazon's had trouble breaking into the Indian market; and now Walmart and Target have not-horrendous online options and are seeing their share of online sales swell during this pandemic. That recent bill shoved down Hong Kong's throat has made Google finally grow a fucking pair, and so China is trying to develop its own alternatives to things like the android store, google's search functions, and so-on. Countries are trying to bring their own infrastructure up to snuff on this kind of stuff in expectation that the current thoroughfares aren't going to be as free-flowing in the coming decades.
And I mention all of that because it fundamentally changes the wealth and comfort by which these kids can exist. Their thought-leaders tend to sit in highly overvalued industries that are in desperate need of a reckoning and of diversification, propped up by investors who believe that seeing decades of red will generate windfalls for them if they can just hold out until some breakthrough or other comes through. With a depression coming on, that might shift where they keep their money. They might audit these massive, bloated companies and figure out what areas are redundant or inefficient. Tech has done nothing but grow, grow, grow - yet there's a techlash brewing broadly, there's antitrust discussions, there's a government that can't afford to cut them massive tax breaks and preferential, protectionist treatment, more foreign competition, more restrictions on getting low-paid skilled labor, etc. etc. If the thought-leaders find themselves cut of funding, or otherwise more broadly scrutinized, I think you'll start to see less people able to afford to spend all-day every-day "activisting".
The down-below activists, closer to being actually poor, are still buffeted by parents that coddle them endlessly and an economy that allowed them to be net drains on their households without too much trouble. That's going to get changed as money gets tight, especially if the jobs market's cap has shrunk. Things will increase in price as the global networks get thinned; there's no doubt of that. We've all asked: "how do these people have the fucking time to protest all the time? How are these people just okay with showing their faces breaking shit?" A glut of money and an aimless bourgeois class lets that happen, that's how. 2008 gave them all a brief impression of what it was like to go without, though the damages there mostly fell onto the working classes and poor -- these yuppies were the ones that went on holiday to their local park to sing coombayah. They gave OWS their all, except they fucked that up so bad that the banks came back even more entrenched and corrupt than before. And then it was 11-12 years of straight economic growth, highly concentrated in tech and tech-adjacent firms that all benefitted from the unipolar arrangement.
I see all of this shit getting bored and wandering off to lead unimpressive middle-aged lives, coupled with further explosions in anxiety and depression among the group involved because they now realize they farted about playing revolutionary in their 20s and forgot to do what the kids in the 60s did - get useful skills. I see this as a last-ditch effort to push everything in and through by a cornered class that realizes, soon, the US-centric nature of the internet - awfully useful for when you want to astroturf the size of your "grassroots" campaign - is starting to slip away. There's an absolute fear of the silent majority in the US, and all efforts are being made to sneak around them as much as is possible. So, really, I think it's going to be a firecracker of 5 years and the re-emergence of political violence as a common tactic (I mean, hell, BLM venerates BLA)... as it becomes increasingly clear that this kind of bombastic "activism" doesn't achieve jack shit, and indeed might contribute to scuppering meaningful efforts for social progress. People will turn on that yuppie extremism and seek a return to sleepy peacefulness, and the good progressives will drag all of their causes they hide behind as shields down to their shallow mass graves, just so that some future group might dig it up in a couple decades.
I mention all of this because it fundamentally changes the atmosphere in which these protests and pressures on the government will move. Big, giant, multinational corporations were only able to spread their feelers out everywhere because of that unipolar system - now they're facing competition abroad that they cannot beat, plus insurgent opposition catching up to them. Amazon's had trouble breaking into the Indian market; and now Walmart and Target have not-horrendous online options and are seeing their share of online sales swell during this pandemic. That recent bill shoved down Hong Kong's throat has made Google finally grow a fucking pair, and so China is trying to develop its own alternatives to things like the android store, google's search functions, and so-on. Countries are trying to bring their own infrastructure up to snuff on this kind of stuff in expectation that the current thoroughfares aren't going to be as free-flowing in the coming decades.
And I mention all of that because it fundamentally changes the wealth and comfort by which these kids can exist. Their thought-leaders tend to sit in highly overvalued industries that are in desperate need of a reckoning and of diversification, propped up by investors who believe that seeing decades of red will generate windfalls for them if they can just hold out until some breakthrough or other comes through. With a depression coming on, that might shift where they keep their money. They might audit these massive, bloated companies and figure out what areas are redundant or inefficient. Tech has done nothing but grow, grow, grow - yet there's a techlash brewing broadly, there's antitrust discussions, there's a government that can't afford to cut them massive tax breaks and preferential, protectionist treatment, more foreign competition, more restrictions on getting low-paid skilled labor, etc. etc. If the thought-leaders find themselves cut of funding, or otherwise more broadly scrutinized, I think you'll start to see less people able to afford to spend all-day every-day "activisting".
The down-below activists, closer to being actually poor, are still buffeted by parents that coddle them endlessly and an economy that allowed them to be net drains on their households without too much trouble. That's going to get changed as money gets tight, especially if the jobs market's cap has shrunk. Things will increase in price as the global networks get thinned; there's no doubt of that. We've all asked: "how do these people have the fucking time to protest all the time? How are these people just okay with showing their faces breaking shit?" A glut of money and an aimless bourgeois class lets that happen, that's how. 2008 gave them all a brief impression of what it was like to go without, though the damages there mostly fell onto the working classes and poor -- these yuppies were the ones that went on holiday to their local park to sing coombayah. They gave OWS their all, except they fucked that up so bad that the banks came back even more entrenched and corrupt than before. And then it was 11-12 years of straight economic growth, highly concentrated in tech and tech-adjacent firms that all benefitted from the unipolar arrangement.
I see all of this shit getting bored and wandering off to lead unimpressive middle-aged lives, coupled with further explosions in anxiety and depression among the group involved because they now realize they farted about playing revolutionary in their 20s and forgot to do what the kids in the 60s did - get useful skills. I see this as a last-ditch effort to push everything in and through by a cornered class that realizes, soon, the US-centric nature of the internet - awfully useful for when you want to astroturf the size of your "grassroots" campaign - is starting to slip away. There's an absolute fear of the silent majority in the US, and all efforts are being made to sneak around them as much as is possible. So, really, I think it's going to be a firecracker of 5 years and the re-emergence of political violence as a common tactic (I mean, hell, BLM venerates BLA)... as it becomes increasingly clear that this kind of bombastic "activism" doesn't achieve jack shit, and indeed might contribute to scuppering meaningful efforts for social progress. People will turn on that yuppie extremism and seek a return to sleepy peacefulness, and the good progressives will drag all of their causes they hide behind as shields down to their shallow mass graves, just so that some future group might dig it up in a couple decades.
I see cycles and the dissolution of the unipolar global order as generally something that will unleash a fierce paper tiger, which will prompt a desire for sleepy stability and re-interest in something like a balance-of-powers or metternich era wherein the US and EU are not terribly concerned about the existence of dictators, and their lil' 'revolutionaries' are thoroughly sapped of their vigor once, yet again, revealed as the affluent charlatans dependent wholly on an abusive, west-centric global political system that they are.
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I'd root for the alien invasion at least. You gotta have some fun in life before this clown world explodes.
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He got fed terrorism charges right?
Harassment?! For terrorist threats on an airplane?! Fuck Seattle (even more, and even if its not Seattle proper), I hope the feds are looking in to this.
The police really need to crack down on laser pointers being pointed at them and the strobe lights, even if the strobe lights are not assault the intent to prevent police from seeing crime taking place and/or advancements of the mob is a safety hazard to the police.
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That's not what the talk is about, though. Yes, every single human is an individual. That doesn't say anything about a race or any other kind of group's general attributes and the distribution of said attributes. What you are doing is wishy-washy gay talk.
What you need to understand is that democracy is not working because of higher ideals, it's working because the rules of power distribution are at a local minimum that's beneficial to most people.
There are no good politicians, because the job requirements don't allow for that. Voting in a de facto two party system is a fucked up deal. Your choices are illusory, because both sides have to play into everyone's voting preferences, they can't pick niche issues to run with.
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Oh its still rigged against you, I just think Hillary got BTFO so bad it overcame all the various types of vote fraud that was being used against Trump. And thats why no one should get the least bit complacent; they're going to cheat triple time balls to the wall this year, and I would not be in the least bit surprised if Biden "wins."
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are you aware of why Brave even exists?
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So Trump wins his second term, sure, but what happens in 2024? There's no one with the charisma to replace trump, the boomers will have grown complacent, thinking they already won by simply voting for Trump and the the liberals were "owned", so a new democratic candidate will rise.
If all the old guard is dead on both sides, who will replace them?
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