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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Theres a difference between accepting that you might not get a Lamborghini future you desire and falling prey to despair.

I made my peace that future health care might be some dude chanting over my abdomen to exorcise gut worms cause current medical knowledge has been lost to time.

Its not the one I want but its the one I think most likely get and think best possible outcome.

Sure living in mud huts might blow donkey balls. But at least there will be more freedom then we have now. So because of the freedom we might get in a post collapse Im hopeful.

Random however swallowed the black pill and its quickly turning to cyanide. He see no profit in any scenario he mentions. Its all "we re fucked."

Be hopeful but realistic.
Yeah, the party of the guy who asked the My Pillow CEO to come up with a covid cure is sure the future of modern medicine
 
Dude, even if society somehow brakes down into dark ages 2.0 you are not going to see mud-huts everywhere and no medical knowledge survive; Even basic pleb knowledge like "don't shit in the water" will make a difference on that front.

Remember even during the actual, literal dark ages between late antiquity and Charlemange you still had monks in Ireland transcribing Roman texts while Civilization went on in the Eastern Roman Empire.
The stuff we take for granted in sustaining our way of life, medicine, indoor plumbing, the electrical grid, agriculture, hydrocarbon mining, are sustained by a relatively small number of people. Less than 2% of the entire population keep the rest of us alive,

Zimbabwe was the most advanced and wealthiest nation in Africa. It took one autocrat playing identity politics against a few thousand of his own citizens to completely collapse the system. A third of the country migrated. The ones who stayed were reduced to eating mud and using their currency as toilet paper. It has never recovered.

Don't underestimate how fragile the economic system is. It's already under enormous strain due to the coof lockdowns, the debt and the money printing, it won't take much for it to collapse entirely. I agree it's unlikely we'll end up as Zimbabwe, there are too many high IQ whites for that to happen, I'm thinking more Argentina. Alternatively the country will break apart geographically, with the more rural parts seeking to wall themselves off from the cities.
 
The last century was humanity reaching an apex
This century going be one of decline.
And you people did it all on your own, fighting 2 great wars against Humanities future itself.

Zimbabwe was the most advanced and wealthiest nation in Africa. It took one autocrat playing identity politics against a few thousand of his own citizens to completely collapse the system. A third of the country migrated. The ones who stayed were reduced to eating mud and using their currency as toilet paper. It has never recovered.
Thats because the People who did all the work were kicked out of the land after the west cut them of from any aid.
another great victory for team Anglo...


Don't underestimate how fragile the economic system is. It's already under enormous strain due to the coof lockdowns, the debt and the money printing, it won't take much for it to collapse entirely. I agree it's unlikely we'll end up as Zimbabwe, there are too many high IQ whites for that to happen, I'm thinking more Argentina. Alternatively the country will break apart geographically, with the more rural parts seeking to wall themselves off from the cities.
the south will turn into mexico, the west will implode, the east will form its own state moving into the european block and the frozen waste land of the north will become the battlefield of a long and bloody racial war with rural whites winning in the end.
 
Sanders is a one-trick pony that while he brings up some topics that mean a lot to younger groups, he didn’t offer much else. Also, him selling out to Hillary in 2016 angered a lot of his base and some refused to vote in the 2016 general election because of it. With Bernie’s debate with Biden, his only big talking points were healthcare and taxes. That’s just my perspective though. After his selling out to Hillary, I lost a lot of respect for him.
2016 was odd. If I remember correctly, he was told about the Hillary stuff after already supporting, but I maybe misremembering. I just remember him looking completely ashamed while waving a flag for Hill-dog.

He maybe a one-trick pony, but clearly it resonated in a similar vein to Trump’s wall. He seemed to be the logical extreme to most of what Gen-X pushes yet will never actually do such as full green energy, bigger healthcare reforms, while reaching young people with his college policies as Gen X and Boomers did Millenials and Z dirty in those areas. I think he had more going for him than people want to admit, mainly because news focused on him being a radical commie not to dissimilar to Trump’s poor treatment, but his ideas have been floating around for years and he was genuinely a good person which goes a long way. Honestly if he just steered clear of AOC and choose Tulsi as VP, like many were hoping he would but evidence was seeming in favor of crazy, he probably could reach a lot. I think he has enough moments of being able to scale it back, and Tulsi will definitely reprimand him, that he could a successful campaign. Too bad he shoots himself in the foot and “takes it like a bitch” so to speak.

This is the man who tried to keep Americans out of Bush’s forever wars, he clearly has some common sense that not even people like Hill-dog had at the time.
Sanders is weak, sells out easily, not much of a leader and had a heart attack. Assuming a fair election, he would have lost areas even Clinton won.

Tulsi was the better option. Because she's willing to criticise the Party she looks strong. She has radical tendencies but she hides them a lot better than Sanders so the South is not a complete wash for her. Plus she's hot. Don't deny the power of an attractive candidate, Trudope up in Canada won the first election because low information women voters thought 'OMG he's so hawt'.

But, like I said, they would never have let Tulsi win because that's like letting Trump win. Tulsi's political philosophy coupled with her political successes demonstrate exactly why you need the Trump money to pull off a Trump-style upset
I cannot disagree with the top, it is brutally true even for someone like me who does see potential in him. It is honestly why I wanted Tulsi as his VP, she spent all of 2019 defending him even though they were rivals, and she went against miss assassination in 2016 to defend him.

It is fairly clear that Sanders would cause the same Trump-style upset in the DNC that she would, hence why they cuck him so often. The problem with Bernie is his overly nice-guy persona, which I do believe to be his main personality. If the dude just told them to suck it, even once, I doubt boards like this would be on his ass as much as they are. He looses respect in his want to be respectable image because the DNC is clearly fucking him in every which way yet he just accepts it.

The problem with Tulsi, other than neo-lib fuckery, was him though. Many still clinched to Bernie hoping 2016 was just a dud as again, the circumstances were very weird and when he seemed to have learned the truth there was nothing he could do about it. She would be good as a VP to him as she is everything he is and is not. She clearly took from him, but is a bit more understanding of Republicans and does not go down as easy. She could work well as a Pence to him where she vents out his crazy a bit. I do not believe Tulsi could go against him given that he started progressives, so her best bet was the Bernie supporters forcing him to choose her and maybe Yang for positions as both Trump and Bernie peeps took to those two Dems, yet likely would not vote for them at a time of having the main option.

I should preface that this is speculation on my part. I believe Bernie was the front-runner of Progressives no matter what. I would not mind him personally, though I would hope to God he choose Tulsi as vp over someone like AOC. He definitely needs a scale back at times and Tulsi is enough of a strong woman to prop him and herself up. They clearly had a good relationship so the pick should come easy. Otherwise, Bernie stop cucking yourself!
 
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Kemp is totally obeying the statues and not at all suspicious. If Trump gets in, Kemp needs to be recalled because this is ridiculous. If you can’t allow your own constituents address their concerns to you directly, you deserve to be taken out of office.

"Mr Kemp why are you burning all of your personal papers"

"As of this moment Brian Kemp no longer exists, Say Hello to Miguel Sanchez!"

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The party that thinks wearing cloth face muzzles will protect us from a virus that measures 120 nano meters are really in no position to lecture the rest of us on 'science'.
This might shock you, but covid doesn't just fly out of your mouth by itself. It travels in mucus, split, etc... The mask keeps that in, which keeps it from infecting others. They aren't 100%, but they're better than nothing.

I know, it's hard for you Trumpers to understand something math-related, but with potential exponential infection rate, any reduction is huge.

Also, it's amazing how you tards think it can't keep the virus in but it keeps CO2 in.
 
The stuff we take for granted in sustaining our way of life, medicine, indoor plumbing, the electrical grid, agriculture, hydrocarbon mining, are sustained by a relatively small number of people. Less than 2% of the entire population keep the rest of us alive,

Zimbabwe was the most advanced and wealthiest nation in Africa. It took one autocrat playing identity politics against a few thousand of his own citizens to completely collapse the system. A third of the country migrated. The ones who stayed were reduced to eating mud and using their currency as toilet paper. It has never recovered.

Don't underestimate how fragile the economic system is. It's already under enormous strain due to the coof lockdowns, the debt and the money printing, it won't take much for it to collapse entirely. I agree it's unlikely we'll end up as Zimbabwe, there are too many high IQ whites for that to happen, I'm thinking more Argentina. Alternatively the country will break apart geographically, with the more rural parts seeking to wall themselves off from the cities.
what you said about walls and stuff. Thats been my position for a while.

There isnt going be a return back to post ww2 prosperity nor will humanity ever obtain the scientific heights it did last century.

Some posters tell me how awful it would be if America fractured into many geopolitical units.

Well yeah. It would be terrible. But thats the most likely outcome. I cant bullshit myself picking an unlikely but pleasant outcome to save myself mental discomfort.

So just embrace it. The good news in such a situation that non woke can organize a legit military openly and on territory they control. This would make fighting back and self defense against antifa and Biden and the like
Easier vs what conservitives can do now

And yes. I do know some people who worked in infrastructure.

Its mismanaged all to hell. Its not going to stay intact much longer.


Also Ive figured out why people gets so pissed at the way trump speaks.

I watched his speeches. He talks like a construction worker. He speaks like a working class stiff.

Something to consider
 
The stuff we take for granted in sustaining our way of life, medicine, indoor plumbing, the electrical grid, agriculture, hydrocarbon mining, are sustained by a relatively small number of people. Less than 2% of the entire population keep the rest of us alive,

Zimbabwe was the most advanced and wealthiest nation in Africa. It took one autocrat playing identity politics against a few thousand of his own citizens to completely collapse the system. A third of the country migrated. The ones who stayed were reduced to eating mud and using their currency as toilet paper. It has never recovered.

Don't underestimate how fragile the economic system is. It's already under enormous strain due to the coof lockdowns, the debt and the money printing, it won't take much for it to collapse entirely. I agree it's unlikely we'll end up as Zimbabwe, there are too many high IQ whites for that to happen, I'm thinking more Argentina. Alternatively the country will break apart geographically, with the more rural parts seeking to wall themselves off from the cities.
This- literally every third world fall from power is an instance of this- Argentina, Venezuela, Zimbabwe, South Africa, Uganda, Egypt, Brazil, etc.

All it took was maybe a decade or so of unproductive entitlements/patronage, entrenched cronyism, and the flight of the professionals (gradual/sudden) to trap them in economic purgatory, or in some drastic instances, crater their economies.

Those economies worked and the money flowed until the economic gears started popping off from sustained damage- and even then, people there were used to some degree of hardship and self-sufficiency.

In the case of the West, constant economic cost-cutting has destroyed domestic production and created incredibly fragile and overly interconnected economies- and a peoples expectant of a certain level of comfort.

The entire supply chain is one instance, as demonstrated by the toilet paper debacle- a few days of reduced shipments, and stores start running out of supplies, you start getting store runs, etc. (And let's not get into the whole financial side of this).
 
2016 was odd. If I remember correctly, he was told about the Hillary stuff after already supporting, but I maybe misremembering. I just remember him looking completely ashamed while waving a flag for Hill-dog.

He maybe a one-trick pony, but clearly it resonated in a similar vein to Trump’s wall. He seemed to be the logical extreme to most of what Gen-X pushes yet will never actually do such as full green energy, bigger healthcare reforms, while reaching young people with his college policies as Gen X and Boomers did Millenials and Z dirty in those areas. I think he had more going for him than people want to admit, mainly because news focused on him being a radical commie not to dissimilar to Trump’s poor treatment, but his ideas have been floating around for years and he was genuinely a good person which goes a long way. Honestly if he just steered clear of AOC and choose Tulsi as VP, like many were hoping he would but evidence was seeming in favor of crazy, he probably could reach a lot. I think he has enough moments of being able to scale it back, and Tulsi will definitely reprimand him, that he could a successful campaign. Too bad he shoots himself in the foot and “takes it like a bitch” so to speak.

This is the man who tried to keep Americans out of Bush’s forever wars, he clearly has some common sense that not even people like Hill-dog had at the time.

I cannot disagree with the top, it is brutally true even for someone like me who does see potential in him. It is honestly why I wanted Tulsi as his VP, she spent all of 2019 defending him even though they were rivals, and she went against miss assassination in 2016 to defend him.

It is fairly clear that Sanders would cause the same Trump-style upset in the DNC that she would, hence why they cuck him so often. The problem with Bernie is his overly nice-guy persona, which I do believe to be his main personality. If the dude just told them to suck it, even once, I doubt boards like this would be on his ass as much as they are. He looses respect in his want to be respectable image because the DNC is clearly fucking him in every which way yet he just accepts it.

The problem with Tulsi, other than neo-lib fuckery, was him though. Many still clinched to Bernie hoping 2016 was just a dud as again, the circumstances were very weird and when he seemed to have learned the truth there was nothing he could do about it. She would be good as a VP to him as she is everything he is and is not. She clearly took from him, but is a bit more understanding of Republicans and does not go down as easy. She could work well as a Pence to him where she vents out his crazy a bit. I do not believe Tulsi could go against him given that he started progressives, so her best bet was the Bernie supporters forcing him to choose her and maybe Yang for positions as both Trump and Bernie peeps took to those two Dems, yet likely would not vote for them at a time of having the main option.

I should preface that this is speculation on my part. I believe Bernie was the front-runner of Progressives no matter what. I would not mind him personally, though I would hope to God he choose Tulsi as vp over someone like AOC. He definitely needs a scale back at times and Tulsi is enough of a strong woman to prop him and herself up. They clearly had a good relationship so the pick should come easy. Otherwise, Bernie stop cucking yourself!
Sander's reputation for being some principled warrior of the left is completely unjustified. As late as 2015 he was arguing strongly against illegal immigration as being against the interests of the American working class, His woke donors didn't like that so he became a fervent supporter of open borders.

He was always a strong advocate for the 2A (go look it up) but again he changed his position when told to.

He knew for a fact that the DNC had rigged the 2016 (and likely the 2020) primaries against him. But he caved both times in return for money.

I don't see anything except the usual political careerist who will change his position on almost anything in a bid to seek advancement.

Tulsi OTOH has actually stood up to the DNC, called out authoritarian cunts like Harris and paid the price,. Her political career, at least in the Democratic Party, is effectively over.

If honesty and integrity are important attributes in a political candidate she has Sanders beaten hands down.
 
This- literally every third world fall from power is an instance of this- Argentina, Venezuela, Zimbabwe, South Africa, Uganda, Egypt, Brazil, etc.

All it took was maybe a decade or so of unproductive entitlements/patronage, entrenched cronyism, and the flight of the professionals (gradual/sudden) to trap them in economic purgatory, or in some drastic instances, crater their economies.

Those economies worked and the money flowed until the gears started popping off- and even then, people there were used to some degree of hardship and self-sufficiency.

In the case of the West, constant cost-cutting that has destroyed domestic production and created incredibly fragile and overly interconnected economies- and a peoples expectant of a certain level of comfort.

The entire supply chain is one instance, as demonstrated by the toilet paper debacle- a few days of reduced shipments, and stores start running out of supplys, you start getting store runs, etc. (And let's not get into the whole financial side of this).

The problem now, is that the places that can easily be escaped to are becoming fewer and farther in between...
So when does this turn into China having the world by the balls and establishing communism everywhere and Winnie the Pooh leading to an automatic death sentence?
 
This- literally every third world fall from power is an instance of this- Argentina, Venezuela, Zimbabwe, South Africa, Uganda, Egypt, Brazil, etc.

All it took was maybe a decade or so of unproductive entitlements/patronage, entrenched cronyism, and the flight of the professionals (gradual/sudden) to trap them in economic purgatory, or in some drastic instances, crater their economies.
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Right. Thats why I tell people calm down and wait. Times not on woke capitals side. They will mismanage stuff until they destroy the very systems needed to keep power and control.

You dont need right wing death squads. You just need to stall them for time then the problem will take care of it self.
 
what you said about walls and stuff. Thats been my position for a while.

There isnt going be a return back to post ww2 prosperity nor will humanity ever obtain the scientific heights it did last century.

Some posters tell me how awful it would be if America fractured into many geopolitical units.

Well yeah. It would be terrible. But thats the most likely outcome. I cant bullshit myself picking an unlikely but pleasant outcome to save myself mental discomfort.

So just embrace it. The good news in such a situation that non woke can organize a legit military openly and on territory they control. This would make fighting back and self defense against antifa and Biden and the like
Easier vs what conservitives can do now

And yes. I do know some people who worked in infrastructure.

Its mismanaged all to hell. Its not going to stay intact much longer.


Also Ive figured out why people gets so pissed at the way trump speaks.

I watched his speeches. He talks like a construction worker. He speaks like a working class stiff.

Something to consider
This- literally every third world fall from power is an instance of this- Argentina, Venezuela, Zimbabwe, South Africa, Uganda, Egypt, Brazil, etc.

All it took was maybe a decade or so of unproductive entitlements/patronage, entrenched cronyism, and the flight of the professionals (gradual/sudden) to trap them in economic purgatory, or in some drastic instances, crater their economies.

Those economies worked and the money flowed until the economic gears started popping off from sustained damage- and even then, people there were used to some degree of hardship and self-sufficiency.

In the case of the West, constant economic cost-cutting has destroyed domestic production and created incredibly fragile and overly interconnected economies- and a peoples expectant of a certain level of comfort.

The entire supply chain is one instance, as demonstrated by the toilet paper debacle- a few days of reduced shipments, and stores start running out of supplies, you start getting store runs, etc. (And let's not get into the whole financial side of this).
Yeah, it's always fun to fantasize about society collapsing so we can crush the bugmen, see them driven before us, and hear the wailing and lamentations of their troons.

But be careful what you wish for. You might get it.

Either there will be a collapse/big igloo, or there won't be. Both outcomes equally terrify me.
 
This- literally every third world fall from power is an instance of this- Argentina, Venezuela, Zimbabwe, South Africa, Uganda, Egypt, Brazil, etc.

All it took was maybe a decade or so of unproductive entitlements/patronage, entrenched cronyism, and the flight of the professionals (gradual/sudden) to trap them in economic purgatory, or in some drastic instances, crater their economies.

all those countries gave the power to their population of brown people right before they took a nose dive.
lets see what president Kamala will bring....
 
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This- literally every third world fall from power is an instance of this- Argentina, Venezuela, Zimbabwe, South Africa, Uganda, Egypt, Brazil, etc.

All it took was maybe a decade or so of unproductive entitlements/patronage, entrenched cronyism, and the flight of the professionals (gradual/sudden) to trap them in economic purgatory, or in some drastic instances, crater their economies.

Those economies worked and the money flowed until the economic gears started popping off from sustained damage- and even then, people there were used to some degree of hardship and self-sufficiency.

In the case of the West, constant economic cost-cutting has destroyed domestic production and created incredibly fragile and overly interconnected economies- and a peoples expectant of a certain level of comfort.

The entire supply chain is one instance, as demonstrated by the toilet paper debacle- a few days of reduced shipments, and stores start running out of supplies, you start getting store runs, etc. (And let's not get into the whole financial side of this).
That's the part that worries me. The total lack of self sufficiency in most of the population.

We don't save our money, we don't garden to grow our own food, we rely on mechanics, plumbers and electricians to fix even the simplest things.

When the Russian economy was taken over by the Oligarchs people suffered enormous privations. Life expectancy dropped 20 years. There was no healthcare, no food in the markets, but people sustained themselves and things didn't fall apart completely because there was enough know how among the population to get by. This literally doesn't exist in most of America, or in most of the west for that matter.

Look at our cities. How long will New York, LA or Chicago keep going with empty grocery stores and no government dole?
 
So when does this turn into China having the world by the balls and establishing communism everywhere and Winnie the Pooh leading to an automatic death sentence?
Not communism, but a reordering of the international/economic order to one more favorable to them- where it's a binary relationship of China and its tributaries (rest of the world)

The modern CCP is ideologically flexible- communism is not a requirement, but they'll do whatever they can do to make sure the playing board is in the CCP's favor. The way I see it, a CCP-led century would be more autocratic- with weaker democracies, more 'managed' elections, and unabashed censorship everywhere.

Summarized: Yes, they'll land on the moon (and start stripmining it), but you're not invited.

Right. Thats why I tell people calm down and wait. Times not on woke capitals side. They will mismanage stuff until they destroy the very systems needed to keep power and control.

You dont need right wing death squads. You just need to stall them for time then the problem will take care of it self.
The problem is that destroying things is far easier than creating them, and there's no guessing what's put together will be in your favor.
 
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