March for Trump (1/6) - (1/5-1/6), 18 NAKED PROUD BOYS IN THE SHOWER AT RAM RANCH

[ZippyZoopa]

Texas isn't the South. Texas is Texas.

Go tell a Texan they are Southern. I will light a candle for you.

I feel happy you say that, honestly I cringe whenever Dixiefags (no offense @ConfederateIrishman ) lump their identity with ours, though that is not as bad as Californians bringing their shitty policies into my state.

 

[Rich Evans Apologist]

Y'all ever get tired of calling the other side out on their hypocrisy and realize that it doesn't matter and is a futile exercise?

Fun is never futile! I've already admitted that I enjoy a good bit of autism, and it's even gotten me a few souvenirs.
It's like joining a debate club, except even gayer - but I embrace my inner faggot.

 

[REMEMBERMKULTRA]

We're a Republic. Our Democracy is just a euphemism for Beltway hegemony.

We are a Republic the same way Rome was: Rich assholes control everything.

 

[Cope or Rope]

>implying that the us wont be israels greatest ally

 

[X Prime]

Y'all ever get tired of calling the other side out on their hypocrisy and realize that it doesn't matter and is a futile exercise?

Why would I be tired of it when I'm objectively right about it all the time?

Seems odd. Who gets tired of winning?

 

[Dark Edea]

I wish they had stolen the electoral votes. It wouldn't have accomplished anything but it would have been funny.

I think it comes down to this: you could have just audited the vote. It is relatively painless, there was no good reason not to, it might have found irregularities worth fixing (even if the result remained unchanged) and it could have allowed us to avoid all of this mess.

Why so much effort to avoid accountability? That's asking for trouble.

 

[ZippyZoopa]

Damn, almost sounds like a Tom Morello backtrack belongs on this paragraph.

Yeah, to hell with people in the Whitehouse that don't care about who hold them up. The American dream has been good as dead for such a long time. Anybody who thinks the political figures care about us common people can cope more. So much should have been done to stop all of the bullshit. Cries fell on deaf ears (Bengazi rings a bell), presidential elects sold out people for cash, the senate doing deals behind the peoples back for their own profit, (Selling companys to across seas for barter, passing bills if it only helps their candidates or their side of house), media is now a multi trillion dolar capital that can control what you think it seems, and I thought America could have really blown up here. For 5 minutes as I watched shit unfold at work, I was thinking "Damn, today is finally the day, isn't it?" I kinda wish things turned out a little differently on the 6th.

Kinda. Atleast to sit back and watch the shit spread.

"Kinda. Atleast to sit back and watch the shit spread."

That's a greatpoint I should have included, doing a Christchurch or whatever is fucking retarded, and anyone who does that is probably fed. The best thing to do is not to call for order to the status quo that is the hellhole of this neoliberal regime, but eat popcorn and enjoy it's demise as it collapses into itself. Honestly I might go full pro unlimited immigration if that makes it fast lol.

 

[RomanesEuntDomus]

"pigs in a blanket, fry them like bacon"

...Ring any bells Dunning?

"We need to go down there. burn their shit down, we need our shit"

ALso, remember the BLM supporters who supported ISIS?

Just feel free to point to one of my posts -any of my posts, really- where I defend or even endorse BLM. I'll be waiting.

I have condemned BLM multiple times in the past, in this thread in posts that you yourself quoted even, and the fact that you bring this up in this lousy and pathetic way like it was some huge zinger to expose hypocrisy where there is none is simply mind blowingly stupid and childish. It is, as I said, the assumption that I must be "the enemy" based on my refusal to bleat your buzzwords and chant your slogans. And if I am "the enemy" then clearly I must support Antifa and BLM.

 

[Gaear Grimsrud]

Fun is never futile! I've already admitted that I enjoy a good bit of autism, and it's even gotten me a few souvenirs.
It's like joining a debate club, except even gayer - but I embrace my inner faggot.

Same.

I don't vote, or engage in politics directly, but boy is it fun to argue about on the internet.

It's like WWE but with real stakes.

 

[RomanesEuntDomus]

Same.

I don't vote, or engage in politics directly, but boy is it fun to argue about on the internet.

It's like WWE but with real stakes.

I'm not from the US and expected Trump to win. I'm just in it for the hell of it.

 

[WolfeTone]

I'm convinced of a prior thought I had in early 2018, that Trump wasn't in control of the office for the first year, that my eyes weren't lying to me when I saw him open an executive order, not even skim it, and then sign it for camera shoots, that he had no clue the damage that would be done to the country via deregulation(taking into account that the regulations that still remain are sheerly defensive, and the offensive regulations crafted in the 90s that target small business are never on the chopping block) he likely thought the lies reflected by the stock market were a signifier of the country's health improving from the boom bust cycle it's been locked in, but on the microscopic level, it only poured nitros into millions of little boom bust cycles, being played out endlessly by our lumpen middle class, divorced from power of knowledge, endlessly trodding forward in their cyclical hell.

 

[CeleryStalks]

The 19 people died in one night in one city. So the death toll of the summer riots is much, much higher than that.

I don't think that's quite right. I think the 19 figure is from a Forbes article published back in June, so it's certainly out of date, and possibly including/not including some disputable cases. If 19 people died in one night in one city that has to be including natural deaths or something. The riots never got that bad, and even cities like Chicago never get that bad in ordinary murders.
ETA: It turns out, Chicago did actually have 18 alleged murders on May 31st. Thanks, @RudeRoasts.

 

[AnotherPleb]

A hundred Boomers could not, but a well trained cell of people with a specific ideological goal and objectives?

There is a reason vanguardist movements became very common in the early 20th century, and there is also a reason these politicians just summoned 15k troops to garrison DC; Because what is going through their is head is, "what if someone tries the same thing the boomers did but were actually competent and had objectives? If the boomers could just walk in what stops them from doing the same?".

tl;dr: Yes, a well trained group could do that, which is one of the reasons they are cracking down so hard.

And those well-trained groups learned one big thing last week - opsec is everything. Anything else leads to fedposting, but a discerning eye can look around.

If those competent groups get and maintain a massive amount of gatekeeping things could get far less comfortable for a lot of people before anyone knows what happened.

 

[Rotollo]

it's even gotten me a few souvenirs.

Internet stickers are not cashable

It's like WWE but with real stakes.

nah it's even less stakes considering both parties want to fuck the amercian people, the difference is how they will do it. At least with rasslin, vince finds new and intresting ways of botching

 

[AnotherPleb]

Internet stickers are not cashable

nah it's even less stakes considering both parties want to fuck the amercian people, the difference is how they will do it. At least with rasslin, vince finds new and intresting ways of botching

You will never see Trump on WWE again.

 

[Hüftpriester]

To all the "but muh democracy" concern posters here, let me just remind you that:

- the democratic primary was filled with weaklings, faggots and whinos. No one liked any of them.
-since all candidates were so unappealing, no one had pulled away with a significant lead by super tuesday, the biggest voting day of the primary.
-the day before super tuesday, all candidates (even those in serious contention) with the exception of bernie dropped out and endorsed biden.
-biden chooses kamala as a vp, even though she was arguably the most unpopular candidate in the primaries.
-He would have chosen klobuchar but since she was attorney general of minnesota and presided over cases involving the officer that knelt on george floyd, she dropped out. The cop was a known hothead and had a history of violence with civilians but klobuchar covered for him. This all would have come out if she was chosen, so she "stepped aside"
-biden is not up for the job. This means that kamala, the most unpopular of all candidates, will be the de facto president.

But muh waffenboomers! The capitol is a sacred place for muh democracy! Give me a break

 

[Rich Evans Apologist]

Internet stickers are not cashable

Ah, but memories are forever. Or until alzheimer's.

You will never see Trump on WWE again.

This is genuinely depressing, and I can't even say I watched more than a few clips of shit on youtube

 

[RomanesEuntDomus]

And those well-trained groups learned one big thing last week - opsec is everything. Anything else leads to fedposting, but a discerning eye can look around.

If those competent groups get and maintain a massive amount of gatekeeping things could get far less comfortable for a lot of people before anyone knows what happened.

I assume they didn't think they'd need anything to hide their identity, partially cause they didn't really think they'd end up looting the Capitol and partially cause they were so firmy convinced they'd be on the right side of history and to be vindicated once Trump charged into the Capitol on a white horse, bringing a recount revealing all the fraud and corruption.

To all the "but muh democracy" concern posters here, let me just remind you that:

- the democratic primary was filled with weaklings, faggots and whinos. No one liked any of them.
-since all candidates were so unappealing, no one had pulled away with a significant lead by super tuesday, the biggest voting day of the primary.
-the day before super tuesday, all candidates (even those in serious contention) with the exception of bernie dropped out and endorsed biden.
-biden chooses kamala as a vp, even though she was arguably the most unpopular candidate in the primaries.
-He would have chosen klobuchar but since she was attorney general of minnesota and presided over cases involving the officer that knelt on george floyd, she dropped out. The cop was a known hothead and had a history of violence with civilians but klobuchar covered for him. This all would have come out if she was chosen, so she "stepped aside"
-biden is not up for the job. This means that kamala, the most unpopular of all candidates, will be the de facto president.

But muh waffenboomers! The capitol is a sacred place for muh democracy! Give me a break

...and despite all that, Trump still lost like a bitch.

 

[Slap47]

Palmer is pretty hyped.

 

[Gaear Grimsrud]

I hope they get so pissed at each other in the Capitol that they go full Indian Parliament.