2020 U.S. Presidential Election - Took place November 3, 2020. Former U.S. Vice President Joe Biden assumed office January 20, 2021.

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Well I understand your point of view, and it may be wiser than mine, but I'm not sure. I respect your aversion to war certainly.
It's kinda funny, I've been fascinated with war since, oh, it must have been my third birthday, when my grandpa gave me a pack of army men, but as the years went on, my studies expanded from weapons to tactics to logistics and finally to morality and philosophy. As Tsun Zu said, "a kingdom which has been destroyed can never again come into being, nor can the dead be restored to life". Even life in a Communist shithole is still life, and is precious by its own merit. Wars happen, sometimes they are even necessary, and should the time come for me to pick up a rifle and do my part, I will do it, but at the same time I remain aware of the inherent tragedy that war is.
 
It's kinda funny, I've been fascinated with war since, oh, it must have been my third birthday, when my grandpa gave me a pack of army men, but as the years went on, my studies expanded from weapons to tactics to logistics and finally to morality and philosophy. As Tsun Zu said, "a kingdom which has been destroyed can never again come into being, nor can the dead be restored to life". Even life in a Communist shithole is still life, and is precious by its own merit. Wars happen, sometimes they are even necessary, and should the time come for me to pick up a rifle and do my part, I will do it, but at the same time I remain aware of the inherent tragedy that war is.
I agree for the most part, fighting should be last resort, but has to happen sometimes because there are situations in which seeking peace is cowardly, as strange as that sounds.
 

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I agree for the most part, fighting should be last resort, but has to happen sometimes because there are situations in which seeking peace is cowardly, as strange as that sounds.
I get your meaning. To surrender and let your nation or way of life die without a fight is a greater suicide than fighting a hopeless battle. I will not surrender the dream of America in order to preserve it. The problem is that somebody has to back off in order to avert a war, and I don't see the other side being willing to walk away from the power, wealth and prestige of being THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA when the alternative is to try and lead the world into the glorious Globalist Socialist future as the People's Republic of California and New York.
 
I get your meaning. To surrender and let your nation or way of life die without a fight is a greater suicide than fighting a hopeless battle. I will not surrender the dream of America in order to preserve it. The problem is that somebody has to back off in order to avert a war, and I don't see the other side being willing to walk away from the power, wealth and prestige of being THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA when the alternative is to try and lead the world into the glorious Globalist Socialist future as the People's Republic of California and New York.
I think you might be surprised how easily they fold. Subversives are never good with open threats, much less open war.
 
This is doublethink, correct?

No, Doublethink is to know the truth but readily discard it in the moment to believe a lie, and be ready to discard that lie the moment a 'new' truth is presented.

"To know and not to know, to be conscious of complete truthfulness while telling carefully constructed lies, to hold simultaneously two opinions which cancelled out, knowing them to be contradictory and believing in both of them, to use logic against logic, to repudiate morality while laying claim to it, to believe that democracy was impossible and that the Party was the guardian of democracy, to forget whatever it was necessary to forget, then to draw it back into memory again at the moment when it was needed, and then promptly to forget it again, and above all, to apply the same process to the process itself—that was the ultimate subtlety: consciously to induce unconsciousness, and then, once again, to become unconscious of the act of hypnosis you had just performed. Even to understand the word—doublethink—involved the use of doublethink.."

Sean Davis is just a disingenuous fag.
 
I was wondering if I could get some help, people I know are asking me to fill them in on the fraud situation and I was wondering what would be the best way to explain the situtation in Georgia to somebody who is out of loop. Because while I do like to think that I'm fairly in the loop, Georgia confuses me alot.
If you want one that relies on simple mathematics, you can bring up that Biden's numbers don't make any goddamn sense. Multiple areas reported vote counts well over 100% of the total number of voters, Biden took less counties than any president in the history of the country (around 15%) and yet we're being expected to believe that at the same time, he has had more people vote for him than any candidate in history, as well as being expected to believe Biden somehow got more of the black vote in Chicago than Barack Obama in 2008 (in a year where Republicans got historic black turnout, I will add), and the argument that the high numbers were driven by hate of Trump does not make sense when one remembers that Trump pulled in around 10 million more votes than he did in 2016. Similarly, the suspicious Biden vote spikes happened in counties with a more-or-less 50/50 split, yet 100% of the vote went to biden - none to Trump, none to third party or write-in candidates, and only for Biden. The odds of that legitimately happening are, for all intents and purposes, essentially nil.
 
did splitting up the country work before? Did segregation work at keeping people in peace with one another
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The first time around was a conflict between two societies struggling dominate the destiny of a relatively young nation. It was a birthing pain. It was when america was forming.

Whats different now is its not a birthing pain. Its a state of disintegration. We are going back to the village state whether you like it or not.
 
Not buying trash is how they stay billionaires. Interesting that Sheldon Adelson, a huge Trump supporter, doesn’t seem to be very concerned about this Great Reset stuff.

Exactly. Self-made men are usually (((frugal))). The Great Reset is simply a way to solidify the power and wealth of the current elite and ensure the 99% are dependent and can never accumulate enough capital to challenge them. A return to feudalism basically. It would surely be great for Adelson also.
 
Ask him if who should have been Chancellor in the 1930s, 40s, and 50s. If he doesn't answer 'Wilhelm Canaris' then he's obviously some sort of socialist and should be shot.

You love your history don't you. It would have been quite difficult for him to be chancellor after april 1945. From the little I've learned about it I gather he developed quite the speech impediment after being hanged with piano wire.
 
I find it really strange that despite allegedly nailing the win, Biden suddenly needs over thirty million dollars to fight Trump's legal challenges. If they were based entirely upon bullshit, as indeed has been claimed by every single major news network for over a week, then they should have zero effort getting those thrown out of court. It's almost like they're fucking terrified of the prospect of getting a colonoscopy from the courts.

The Governor in charge during the LA riots was Pete Wilson, who was very much a conservative Republican and probably the last true Republican governor of California (Arnie barely fucking counts). He may have had his faults but he truly believed in law and order and didn't fuck around in LA or with illegal immigration. Modern California has pretty much dismantled his legacy there, illegal immigration went full steam ahead as soon as he was out and law and order became 'soft on crime' a decade or two later.

Same reason Hillary would keep NOFORN documents on an unsecure server in her bathroom: they don't fucking care. As far as they're concerned, it doesn't matter how visible the paper trail is, it doesn't matter how brazen they make the steal, and it doesn't matter how shit the product is: they have the Deep State, the MSM, and Big Tech in their corner, and they're untouchable. Consequences are for the little people.

Mike Pence, no question.

It's going to be either him, or Donald Trump Jr. lol.

"MAGA" is undoubtedly a movement, and it has transformed the Republican party. I simply do not see GOP voters coming out in big numbers for an establishment hack Republican on a national scale again. I can see them coming out for Mike Pence or another Trump, though.
Pence is still an old school fundie, originally chosen as veep to placate the fundie bloc and act as a life insurance for Trump. The lefties were supposed to consider him worse than Trump (lol).

The current left is batshit enough that fundies would vote Richard Dawkins over a Dem, and by all predictions, TDS will be around for longer than the gamergay.

The GOP needs another Trump-like character, not Pence.
 
Pence is still an old school fundie, originally chosen as veep to placate the fundie bloc and act as a life insurance for Trump. The lefties were supposed to consider him worse than Trump (lol).

The current left is batshit enough that fundies would vote Richard Dawkins over a Dem, and by all predictions, TDS will be around for longer than the gamergay.

The GOP needs another Trump-like character, not Pence.
People are saying we need Trump, but without the rudeness. I personally like the rudeness, but I don't give a damn as long as the policies are there.
 
You love your history don't you. It would have been quite difficult for him to be chancellor after april 1945. From the little I've learned about it I gather he developed quite the speech impediment after being hanged with piano wire.

If he'd have been Chancellor in the 1930s he would presumably have been the one ordering the hangings, not the one being hanged.
 
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