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

[Tree]

Pay attention folks. This is how racists are born. Welcome to the club buddy.

It's almost like the lines of reasoning the left mislabels as "racism" run much deeper than a social construct. It's almost like social constructs of a healthy society are founded on the unfiltered fundamentals of life itself, and the desire to confuse people about those is based on the unfiltered fundamentals of parasitism.

 

[EmuWarsVeteran]

>Playing your fiddle while Rome burns is nothing wrong

Fake news!

Lol he murdered Seneca and murdered his mother. Neither of them were Christians. He also ran up a ridiculous deficit and his actions led to several rebellions in the provinces (Boudica, Vindex, the Great Jewish Revolt).

Agrippina's death is also fake news. In fact there's multiple tales, all appearing long after Nero's death, and all contradictory, so she's about as real as the 3 fucking wisemen lol. As for Seneca, it was highly romanticized and all proof of his probable innocence only surfaced long after Nero's death. And honestly expecting people accused of attempting to murder the emperor to survive, even if he had given the evidence that was found after the fact, is very foolish. That's just inviting more plots to murder you.

As for the deficit, most of that was directly caused by the senate. Senate which btw was the same organism that attempted to murder him repeatedly and funded said rebellions. And people wonder why he became paranoid and started persecuting his own officers...

He murdered a lot more than that. Nero was a horrible statesman, his responses to everything were either "more festivities!" or "just kill them".

Yeah but that's because the swamp tried to murder him repeatedly, can't exactly make an omelet without cracking a fuckton of eggs once it gets to that point. As for the festivities... Name a single emperor that didn't throw festivities as soon as shit started going down south to try and keep the rebellions to a minimum.

Ok one that ISN'T AURELIAN. There wasn't exactly many other ways to calm the people, and with the fucking senate constantly trying to pull another caesar and constant fucking uprisings by christcucks and gauls funded by said senate it's not like he had much of an option there.

Nero's rule was catastrophic to rome, yes, but this can't really be blamed on Nero himself. He got in at a point at which the patricians' corruption had reached pick stupidity and the christian and jewish bloodlust peak barbarism. If anything at least he kept rome from completely collapsing, I'd say not much else could be asked of him taking into account all he had against him.

 

[Krokodil Overdose]

Now imagine that, but with modern military hardware.

If it's that or Venezuela-esque shithole banana republic...

 

[Meat Target]

Megan Kelly got redpilled fucking hard by her son's former school.
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It reads like a /pol/ copypasta.

In what universe do American schools NOT prioritize white guilt? Let me recount reading lists across multiple schools and years, from memory:

Diary of Anne Frank
Night
Huckleberry Finn
Roll of Thunder, Hear My Cry
The Devil's Arithmetic
The Secret Life of Bees
A Raisin in the Sun
To Kill a Mockingbird

They could have at least taught us more about whitey's crimes against indigenous people by including Blood Meridian.... but I guess what is acclaimed as literally "the Greatest Novel of the 20th Century" was too badass for our virgin ears.

 

[Krokodil Overdose]

They could have at least taught us more about whitey's crimes against indigenous people by including Blood Meridian.... but I guess what is acclaimed as literally "the Greatest Novel of the 20th Century" was too badass for our virgin ears.

"Greatest novel of the 20th Century." All answers that aren't Confederacy of Dunces are wrong.

 

[Puff]

Followed by a massive hyperinflation where everyone's net worth is in the 'trillions', and you need a hundred million to buy a pack of M&M's.

Will this make my debt go away?

 

[FunPosting101]

Fake news!



Agrippina's death is also fake news. In fact there's multiple tales, all appearing long after Nero's death, and all contradictory, so she's about as real as the 3 fucking wisemen lol. As for Seneca, it was highly romanticized and all proof of his probable innocence only surfaced long after Nero's death. And honestly expecting people accused of attempting to murder the emperor to survive, even if he had given the evidence that was found after the fact, is very foolish. That's just inviting more plots to murder you.

As for the deficit, most of that was directly caused by the senate. Senate which btw was the same organism that attempted to murder him repeatedly and funded said rebellions. And people wonder why he became paranoid and started persecuting his own officers...



Yeah but that's because the swamp tried to murder him repeatedly, can't exactly make an omelet without cracking a fuckton of eggs once it gets to that point. As for the festivities... Name a single emperor that didn't throw festivities as soon as shit started going down south to try and keep the rebellions to a minimum.

Ok one that ISN'T AURELIAN. There wasn't exactly many other ways to calm the people, and with the fucking senate constantly trying to pull another caesar and constant fucking uprisings by christcucks and gauls funded by said senate it's not like he had much of an option there.

Nero's rule was catastrophic to rome, yes, but this can't really be blamed on Nero himself. He got in at a point at which the patricians' corruption had reached pick stupidity and the christian and jewish bloodlust peak barbarism. If anything at least he kept rome from completely collapsing, I'd say not much else could be asked of him taking into account all he had against him.

If we're going to talk about Nero, I think this Josephus quote below is relevant. My personal opinion about the guy from what I've read is that he was an asshole dictator, but not as much as his detractors claim he was and he, as you mentioned, may have had some good reasons for being such.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nero

"The historian Josephus (c. 37–100), while calling Nero a tyrant, was also the first to mention bias against Nero. Of other historians, he said:"

But I omit any further discourse about these affairs; for there have been a great many who have composed the history of Nero; some of which have departed from the truth of facts out of favor, as having received benefits from him; while others, out of hatred to him, and the great ill-will which they bore him, have so impudently raved against him with their lies, that they justly deserve to be condemned. Nor do I wonder at such as have told lies of Nero, since they have not in their writings preserved the truth of history as to those facts that were earlier than his time, even when the actors could have no way incurred their hatred, since those writers lived a long time after them.[118]

 

[Gustav Schuchardt]

Listening to Scott Adams and it's so dumb.

1) He claims we haven't seen evidence of fraud sufficient to overturn the election. We have Rudy's claims that would overturn it if a court agrees. We don't know if that will happen but to say Trump's side hasn't come up with anything capable of overturning the election is untrue.

2) He says a civil war won't happen unless a majority of people want it. That's dumb. Civil wars happen because both sides push each other into a situation that they consider existentially threatening and that they can only respond with violence. IMO the US is in that situation. Democrats can't concede to another Trump term because they think he's literally Hitler. Republicans can't allow this fraud to succeed because they think they'll end up in a dystopia where their votes don't count and any public dissent is crushed by lockdowns and censorship.

3) He claims the fact that Rudy and Sydney Powell wouldn't put their names to a case that gets struck down because it would destroy their reputation. That's completely naive. Whatever happens, the right will see this election as rigged and the left will see it as fair. If Rudy and Sydney lose in court people will either say 'well they did their best but still lost' or 'they gave up too soon'. Whether they win or lose actually makes no difference.

 

[Shield Breaker]

They want an audit to investigate some blatant fuckery. I know you're doing a bit and I'm a moron for engaging you, but it's still important this stuff get's out there.

Not certifying is the only leverage they have, and they're using it. Certification on the condition of investigation/canvassing/signature verification shouldn't offend anyone except people who are insecure about whether or not fraud occurred, or otherwise actively trying to hide it.

The most charitable argument I can make is that the verification process may lead to a percentage being disenfranchised by overzealous ballot challengers, but that's why you make it bipartisan in the first place, and the overwhelming evidence right now is that the count itself initially took place behind closed doors without meaningful oversight.

So unless you're a goddamn partisan hack who is truly naive enough to believe that all of your side is made of of widdle angels who would never cheat, then every argument you could make against verification is already valid regarding the count that already fucking occurred. The only solution is more oversight if you want people to trust the results.

Just rate him autistic and move on. He gets really mad if you do that, to the point a mod threatened to thread ban him in the supporters forum over constantly crying about getting mean stickers.

 

[EmuWarsVeteran]

In what universe do American schools NOT prioritize white guilt? Let me recount reading lists across multiple schools and years, from memory:

Diary of Anne Frank
Night
Huckleberry Finn
Roll of Thunder, Hear My Cry
The Devil's Arithmetic
The Secret Life of Bees
A Raisin in the Sun
To Kill a Mockingbird

They could have at least taught us more about whitey's crimes against indigenous people by including Blood Meridian.... but I guess what is acclaimed as literally "the Greatest Novel of the 20th Century" was too badass for our virgin ears.

What the fuck is that list... Is. Is that real? Can someone actually corroborate this is what they're making you read in american schools? Fuck me no wonder you're getting pozzed so fast that shit's torture! Over here it's mostly books from Valle-Inclán, obviously El Quijote, Capitán Alatriste, La Celestina, you know, shit like that.

Now that I think of it all those books are about how much Spain's government sucked dick over the ages. Yeah maybe that explains a thing or two.

Well at least they're funny! Except Alatriste. But Alatriste is badass as fuck!

 

[Tomboy Respecter]

Sorry buddy, nero might have been many things, but the myth that he sat with his thumb on his ass while rome burned is christian propaganda

Did Nero really play the fiddle while Rome burned?

The Roman emperor Nero is said to have played his fiddle while the city burned and his people suffered. Could he really be that cruel, or is it all just a story?

history.howstuffworks.com

I don't even think it's Christian propaganda. Nero was so hated in the Empire because of his violent mood swings and his uncanny (at least emotional resemblance) to his uncle Caligula, that the people of Rome just hated him. He killed his wife and cousin Octavia (who was as popular as Princess Diana was with the Brits, but with the Roman populace) and married some random thot Poppea that had attitude problems (and was a thot).

 

[The High Prophet of Truth]

"I've missed you, my sweet Corn Pop. Now, you'll say that no voter fraud has occurred, or I'll bring out the chain."

 

[soy_king]

Fake news!



Agrippina's death is also fake news. In fact there's multiple tales, all appearing long after Nero's death, and all contradictory, so she's about as real as the 3 fucking wisemen lol. As for Seneca, it was highly romanticized and all proof of his probable innocence only surfaced long after Nero's death. And honestly expecting people accused of attempting to murder the emperor to survive, even if he had given the evidence that was found after the fact, is very foolish. That's just inviting more plots to murder you.

As for the deficit, most of that was directly caused by the senate. Senate which btw was the same organism that attempted to murder him repeatedly and funded said rebellions. And people wonder why he became paranoid and started persecuting his own officers...



Yeah but that's because the swamp tried to murder him repeatedly, can't exactly make an omelet without cracking a fuckton of eggs once it gets to that point. As for the festivities... Name a single emperor that didn't throw festivities as soon as shit started going down south to try and keep the rebellions to a minimum.

Ok one that ISN'T AURELIAN. There wasn't exactly many other ways to calm the people, and with the fucking senate constantly trying to pull another caesar and constant fucking uprisings by christcucks and gauls funded by said senate it's not like he had much of an option there.

Nero's rule was catastrophic to rome, yes, but this can't really be blamed on Nero himself. He got in at a point at which the patricians' corruption had reached pick stupidity and the christian and jewish bloodlust peak barbarism. If anything at least he kept rome from completely collapsing, I'd say not much else could be asked of him taking into account all he had against him.

By the time of Nero, the Senate was a rubber stamp that lacked any serious power. I'm sure it was the Senate that decided to divert state funds to build Nero the Domus Aurea.

Getting back on topic, I'm getting seriously concerned that the Georgia runoffs will go to the Democrats. Let's just hope the GOP actually takes this seriously and exerts serious pressure on Kemp.

 

[FAQnews Correspondent]

Addendum: we haven't even gotten to WI and the Zona GOP is getting ready for lawfare. Once the SCOTUS sees just how much nasty shit the Dems have been pulling, I could possibly see even Breyer favoring Trump, though I think 6-3 will be the final tally.

Peak 2020 would be Trump winning with a 6-3 count.... And Roberts is on the side of 3.

He says a civil war won't happen unless a majority of people want it. That's dumb. Civil wars happen because both sides push each other into a situation that they consider existentially threatening.

Also I want to add that the "majority of people" don't ever do anything or matter, if that refers to a majority of the population at large.

 

[Mr Imperial Guard]

Just rate him autistic and move on. He gets really mad if you do that, to the point a mod threatened to thread ban him in the supporters forum over constantly crying about getting mean stickers.

Really? That’s hilarious I’ll be handing him puzzle pieces more often now

What the fuck is that list... Is. Is that real? Can someone actually corroborate this is what they're making you read in american schools? Fuck me no wonder you're getting pozzed so fast that shit's torture! Over here it's mostly books from Valle-Inclán, obviously El Quijote, Capitán Alatriste, La Celestina, you know, shit like that.

Now that I think of it all those books are about how much Spain's government sucked dick over the ages. Yeah maybe that explains a thing or two.

Well at least they're funny! Except Alatriste. But Alatriste is badass as fuck!

When I was in middle/high school majority of these were mandatory reading for sure. I can’t even think of a single book during that time that was mandatory I actually enjoyed that wasn’t in that sort of “theme.”

 

[Meat Target]

What the fuck is that list... Is. Is that real? Can someone actually corroborate this is what they're making you read in american schools? Fuck me no wonder you're getting pozzed so fast that shit's torture! Over here it's mostly books from Valle-Inclán, obviously El Quijote, Capitán Alatriste, La Celestina, you know, shit like that.

Now that I think of it all those books are about how much Spain's government sucked dick over the ages. Yeah maybe that explains a thing or two.

Well at least they're funny! Except Alatriste. But Alatriste is badass as fuck!

You think that's bad? Lemme summarize everything we were taught in history classes:

• Catholic Church bad
• Muh Crusades, Muzzies dindu nuffin
• Muh Inquisition
• Luther good
• Colonialism bad
• British Empire good
• French bad
• Spaniards bad
• Okay, Founding Fathers of USA had some good ideas, but America bad because
• Muh slavery
• Muh Civil War
• Muh Segregation
• Muh Six Gorillion
• Nationalism bad
• McCarthy bad, Hollywood dindu nuffin
• America bad for fighting commies
• America might be okay when Bashing the Fash
• Commies okay because they fought Hitler
• What's that? Holodomor? Purges? NKVD? Gulags? Pol Pot? Never heard of 'em. Whatabout Jim Crow?

I am not exaggerating in the slightest when I say I learned more about the history of the world playing Civilization 5.

 

[The High Prophet of Truth]

Just rate him autistic and move on. He gets really mad if you do that, to the point a mod threatened to thread ban him in the supporters forum over constantly crying about getting mean stickers.

I'm not one too really talk on something like this, but what? Was he really so mad over people negrating his low effort baits that he was complaining about it so much that it got a mods attention?

 

[ChikN10der]

Really? That’s hilarious I’ll be handing him puzzle pieces more often now

He gets even madder about being rated MATI. He's not mad, goddamn it, NOT MAD!(Hoes Mad)

 

[The High Prophet of Truth]

He gets even madder about being rated MATI. He's not mad, goddamn it, NOT MAD!(Hoes Mad)

You'd think he'd enjoy getting a fedora more with the way he acts.

 

[TwinkLover6969]

The only conceivable way you should even consider student loan forgiveness is if it came from university endowments and not the American tax base. People should legit be ashamed of wanting to give a handout to the surburban middle class at the expense of the working class.

If it happens it needs to come with massive changes to the way student loans are guaranteed or people are just gonna whine for it again in 10 years.