US Joe Biden News Megathread - The Other Biden Derangement Syndrome Thread (with a side order of Fauci Derangement Syndrome)

Let's pretend for one moment that he does die before the election, just for the funsies. What happens then? Will the nomination revert to option number 2, aka Bernie Sanders? Or will his running mate automatically replace him just the way Vice-President is supposted to step in after the Big Man in the White House chokes on a piece of matzo? Does he even have a running mate yet?

 

[Garm]

I‘m having doubts if many these people will ever return to work. I think they’ve created a new group of people that will never work again like when there was 99 week unemployment benefits.

Haven’t seen many tweets crowing about how well the economy is doing lately.

I think a group of people found a good side gig or decided to go into business for themselves. Which unfortunately left a shit ton of vital industries suddenly short of workers. That's why you probably see a bunch of people selling knick-knacks but you can't find plumbers or resin to make plastic.

Oh, I'm aware of that, but its obvious the people calling the shots for the Dems right now don't. I've been paying attention to your statements about their total lack of planning and reliance on can-kicking and tunnel-visioning to get by, and this is the perfect example.
"We need to reassert control of the situation. Forcing people to present vaccination papers to engage in anything sounds like the best idea."
"Wait, do you have any idea how unvaccinated blacks are? They won't stand for this."
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I doubt anyone in control knows blacks aren't for vaccination. They probably just figure that blacks fell in behind them and wouldn't question a Dems motives.

 

[CarlosDanger]

in the end, all of America either becomes a Florida Man or dies trying

I couldn't even imagine agreeing with this pre Obama lol.

 

[Blake Chortles]

The covid passport shit is going to massively hurt the Black community if it continues its metastization. A few of the black leaders see it coming.

It's going to be absolutely bizarre after I ranted about BLM for 15 months now, the one thing saving me/us from COVID passports will probably be the black community only being vaccinated at 33% or less. That will be the reason why we won't see vaccine requirements in the US (at least many of them.)

It just wont be enforced for them like a lot of things already.

 

[Gehenna]

Oh, I'm aware of that, but its obvious the people calling the shots for the Dems right now don't. I've been paying attention to your statements about their total lack of planning and reliance on can-kicking and tunnel-visioning to get by, and this is the perfect example.
"We need to reassert control of the situation. Forcing people to present vaccination papers to engage in anything sounds like the best idea."
"Wait, do you have any idea how unvaccinated blacks are? They won't stand for this."
shockedpikachu.jpg.

I feel the need to clarify. It's not that they have a total lack of planning, They do in fact -have- plans. What they have, or better don't have, is a consideration of the long-term -consequences- of their plans. Unless the consequences occur during the plan or at the end of the plan, they are problems to deal with 'later'.

An Example: The left-right now wants to spend all the money, print more, and use this to stimulate the economy and prevent immediate collapse. The problem of inflation and how to deal with that isn't really a pressing issue right -now-, and therefore can be handled after the current crisis.

This is a plan, and even a halfway decent one.... if done right. But because they are ignoring the consequences they keep piling on pork rather than any focused application. Thus turning the plan rancid because they aren't considering the long-term consequences.


A second example: Illegal immigration. They use it to pad out their numbers that are lost do to their alienating their voters and the natural trend of being more conservative as people age. This provides them solid numbers through birthright citizenship but ignores the fact that older generations of Hispanics get more conservative, which has lead to them having to increase the amount of new Hispanics they bring in every few years. Again, there is a working plan here, but the long-term consequences are ignored. This one is a particularly fun one because their 'solution' for the long-term consequence when it came up was to just double down. Making it also an excellent example of their tunnel vision.

 

[FAQnews Correspondent]

Wait, do you have any idea how unvaccinated blacks are? They won't stand for this."
shockedpikachu.jpg.

They might see this and it could also explain why only corporate jobs are mandating vaccines.

 

[AnotherPleb]

It just wont be enforced for them like a lot of things already.

Yup. Last year showed only a few races have to follow the law.

 

[Gehenna]

It just wont be enforced for them like a lot of things already.

Yup. Last year showed only a few races have to follow the law.

While I sympathize with your views, you both are missing something. That ability to skirt past the law only ever really worked on the local level. When local politicians and officials could pad it over. Additionally, doing so has reaped a negative whirlwind among those communities effected that even now makes many formerly secure dem positions requiring a lot more 'fortification' to maintain.

There is a cost here, it's not just a free pass. And with the cost continually rising it gets harder and harder to just give them a pass.

 

[Snekposter]

I feel the need to calrify. It's not that they have a total lack of planning, They do in fact -have- plans. What they have, or better don't have, is a consideration of the long-term -consequences- of their plans. Unless the consequences occur during the plan or at the end of the plan, they are problems to deal with 'later'.

An Example: The left-right now wants to spend all the money, print more, and use this to stimulate the economy and prevent immediate collapse. The problem of inflation and how to deal with that isn't really a pressing issue right -now-, and therefore can be handled after the current crisis.

This is a plan, and even a halfway decent one.... if done right. But because they are ignoring the consequences they keep piling on pork rather than any focused application. Thus turning the plan rancid because they aren't considering the long-term consequences.


A second example: Illegal immigration. They use it to pad out their numbers that are lost do to their alienating their voters and the natural trend of being more conservative as people age. This provides them solid numbers through birthright citizenship but ignores the fact that older generations of Hispanics get more conservative, which has lead to them having to increase the amount of new Hispanics they bring in every few years. Again, there is a working plan here, but the long-term consequences are ignored. This one is a particularly fun one because their 'solution' for the long-term consequence when it came up was to just double down. Making it also an excellent example of their tunnel vision.

You're right, but I just thought I'd get nitpicky and say that having a plan isn't quite the same as doing actual planning. Actual planning would require those long-term consequences get taken into account, but instead they're just pulling something out of their ass to deal with the immediate issue. There's a plan for now but no actual planning processes going on for later. That aphorism from Eisenhower about how plans are worthless for battle but planning is indispensable comes to mind...

 

[Gehenna]

You're right, but I just thought I'd get nitpicky and say that having a plan isn't quite the same as doing actual planning. Actual planning would require those long-term consequences get taken into account, but instead they're just pulling something out of their ass to deal with the immediate issue. There's a plan for now but no actual planning processes going on for later. That aphorism from Eisenhower about how plans are worthless for battle but planning is indispensable comes to mind...

That I'd agree with, but there is a lot more planning involved in this than you'd think. Bringing illegals over for effect requires them to have a method of bringing them over, a repeated effort to keep them there, careful consideration of where to put them for best effect in 18 years, etc. To keep with the battle analogy, they apply a lot of planning for the battle, but very little concern for how winning a battle will affect the war.

 

[Snekposter]

That I'd agree with, but there is a lot more planning involved in this than you'd think. Bringing illegals over for effect requires them to have a method of bringing them over, a repeated effort to keep them there, careful consideration of where to put them for best effect in 18 years, etc. To keep with the battle analogy, they apply a lot of planning for the battle, but very little concern for how winning a battle will affect the war.

That's fair, although I'd argue that those logistics issues have been delegated by the higher-level leadership to their subordinates as their problem rather successfully (charities, NGO's, and most dramatically, the US military who almost certainly had pre-planning done for some sort of major personnel movement), and the "where to dump hordes of migrants" question doesn't have a very complicated answer. In fact, I'd argue the fact they need to call on the military for transport (about as last resort as you can get given the optics and chance of nasty leaks from the conservative-leaning enlisted) shows the political shot callers have little idea what they're doing and are forced to press into service whoever they can. Keep in mind the localities and various "charities" are increasingly hard-pressed to keep up with the constant influx, which really demonstrates the lack of major planning. They're getting them in, but they've doing a piss-poor job of getting them distributed and set up.

 

[Gehenna]

That's fair, although I'd argue that those logistics issues have been delegated by the higher-level leadership to their subordinates as their problem rather successfully (charities, NGO's, and most dramatically, the US military who almost certainly had pre-planning done for some sort of major personnel movement), and the "where to dump hordes of migrants" question doesn't have a very complicated answer. In fact, I'd argue the fact they need to call on the military for transport (about as last resort as you can get given the optics and chance of nasty leaks from the conservative-leaning enlisted) shows the political shot callers have little idea what they're doing and are forced to press into service whoever they can. Keep in mind the localities and various "charities" are increasingly hard-pressed to keep up with the constant influx, which really demonstrates the lack of major planning. They're getting them in, but they've doing a piss-poor job of getting them distributed and set up.

The modern issue with it is not really due to a lack of original planning and is a bit of apples and oranges comparison. The border is being -swamped- with illegals, even sans the plan to allow illegals in to carefully pad the vote this would be a massive problem. This is a separate issue that is conflicting with the plan as is, but isn't really caused by it in a direct fashion.

 

[Mikoyan]

I was listening to that too! Their show just keeps getting worse and worse. The only reason I still sometimes listen to it is because I already had a Rush 24/7 subscription from back before he died. It was a ripoff even back then - their "complete archive" of Rush's program, which was the main reason I joined, only goes back to like 2014.

They'd better start giving people a way to listen to ALL his shows from the beginning or else they will lose a lot of customers really fast. Why they don't I have no idea, but part of me believes they already expect that mass exodus and that's why they're squeezing in such a ridiculous amount of commercials into the current show while they still can.

I vaugely miss when I was little hearing him report about the Soviets/just-post-breakup Russia intro'ed with the Imperial March.

 

[Michael Wade]

It feels like the dems are too overextended and are undergoing a death of a thousand cuts. The internal schism's, lack of foresight, outright resistance, and complete lack of trust of the public is really starting to stack.

https://thepalmierireport.com/bidens-monthly-approval-drops-again/

https://conservativebrief.com/concerned-biden-47339/?utm_source=CB&utm_medium=ProTrumpNews

I feel like this isn't getting enough traction, some crazy shit seems to be on the verge of coming out.

https://welovetrump.com/2021/08/04/..._source=PTN&utm_medium=mixed&utm_campaign=PTN

https://noahreport.com/mike-lindell-we-have-everything/

 

[Gehenna]

It feels like the dems are too overextended and are undergoing a death of a thousand cuts. The internal schism's, lack of foresight, outright resistance, and complete lack of trust of the public is really starting to stack.


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https://welovetrump.com/2021/08/04/..._source=PTN&utm_medium=mixed&utm_campaign=PTN


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It's the lack of Political Capital. I know I sound like a broken record, but this is all because of it. If they had the Capital they could deal with the smaller problems then focus effort on the bigger ones. They don't have it though, so everything remains unresolved and they are forced to focus their efforts on just stemming the tide of the larger issues while the smaller ones cut them bit by bit by bit and the bigger ones keep threatening to shank them somewhere tender.

 

[Kane Lives]

It feels like the dems are too overextended and are undergoing a death of a thousand cuts. The internal schism's, lack of foresight, outright resistance, and complete lack of trust of the public is really starting to stack.


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https://welovetrump.com/2021/08/04/..._source=PTN&utm_medium=mixed&utm_campaign=PTN


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Not this fucking dance again.

Every time an e-celeb claims they hold evidence but never show the cards, they almost never have it. Shit on the pot or fuck off, ShillMonkey.

 

[Compositesludge]

Hmm...

I always 24/7 call out anty semets. I say, "Hey, gimme a high five! That's wicked sick bro!".

Then we go call out ante semantics together, usually we find a lot of it... examples include "List of wealthiest globalist scum people", "List of professional journalists", "Corporate CEOs", "Movie and TV producers and executives", "NGO groups and their executives", "Non-profit company organizational charts", "Refugee re-settlement service providers", "Housing in Rockland county", "Tikkun Olam and your mom", "Zionism and bible retards", and of course "101 ways to extract value through ethnic nepotism". So much to call out!

So listen, I'm not saying you're a jewish shill, I'm just saying that the odds of an actual human contributor to this forum concern trolling about anti-jewish attitudes (in bipartisan fashion!) are pretty low. Your other posts are shit too, so consider not doing that (posting).

Do you feel better now?

Time for the Game of Chicken. The Federal Government will leverage its might to hurt Florida. DeSantis will counter by making it as politically painful as he can. As an opening volley, that presser was a masterclass. Nothing to latch onto, nothing to use against him, impossible to not cover, all pain.

Edit: its also worth noting, the longer this goes on the more it hurts the Biden Admin with -everyone-. Even Democrats, despite being far from "States Rights" supporters, traditionally dislike the fuck out of the Federal Government abusing the states. -Nobody- likes to see a bigger party bullying a smaller party. It will start out with support along ideological lines, but the longer this goes on the worse it gets to continue.

I think the big thing about this is that, for all the rhetoric you see from progressives like Moviebob, most liberals... a majority of Americans, really, don't want to see other Americans get hurt. Defend ourselves, that's one thing. But sit by and watch while our tax dollars are being used to brutalize another state? Especially when we're not seeing other things get done? I don't think we're that far gone as a country. I hope we're not, anyway.

 

[XYZpdq]

It feels like the dems are too overextended and are undergoing a death of a thousand cuts. The internal schism's, lack of foresight, outright resistance, and complete lack of trust of the public is really starting to stack.


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ehh.
it's been about to be real shit soon for a while, and the crackhead who's totally not a cokehead shoving his fat into the frame doesn't encourage me

 

[Celebrate Nite]

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[FAQnews Correspondent]

I think the big thing about this is that, for all the rhetoric you see from progressives like Moviebob, most liberals... a majority of Americans, really, don't want to see other Americans get hurt. Defend ourselves, that's one thing. But sit by and watch while our tax dollars are being used to brutalize another state? Especially when we're not seeing other things get done? I don't think we're that far gone as a country. I hope we're not, anyway.

Lots of enlightened progressives and even neolib Dem voters wish that the next hurricane would slaughter millions of Floridians. These people want you subjugated, ruined, or dead. And they want the government to do it for them, not actually do it themselves.

 

[Jet Fuel Johnny]

Lots of enlightened progressives and even neolib Dem voters wish that the next hurricane would slaughter millions of Floridians. These people want you subjugated, ruined, or dead. And they want the government to do it for them, not actually do it themselves.

They NEVER want to do it themselves.

One thing I've noticed, all my life, is that the left wants the power of the state to punish their enemies, that way they can act all sanctimonious and act like there is no blood on their hands. It's basically moral cowardice. They want everyone to be forced to do what they want, but they want someone bigger then them to apply the force.

Scratch a Dem/Leftist, find a fascist.