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?
US Joe Biden News Megathread - The Other Biden Derangement Syndrome Thread (with a side order of Fauci Derangement Syndrome)
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I don't think Democrats realized that the gas light's flame has gone out and the room is filling with gas. Side note, I just realized something about Obama. He said he loved the show House Of Cards and that he "wished politics was as exciting as in the show"...I think he meant to say that he wished people were as competent as the characters in the show.
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The most important question, if the Republicans take back the house and senate in 2022?
Do they have the balls or the will to have Milley charged with treason and hanged the same way General Washington hanged Major Andre.
I noticed or maybe this is me, the less religious a society becomes, the less willing they are to use the death penalty.
Or the same business as usual as boomercons bark but no bite.
Also will Trump seriously stop the tradition started by Reagan of military worship.
Do they have the balls or the will to have Milley charged with treason and hanged the same way General Washington hanged Major Andre.
I noticed or maybe this is me, the less religious a society becomes, the less willing they are to use the death penalty.
Or the same business as usual as boomercons bark but no bite.
Also will Trump seriously stop the tradition started by Reagan of military worship.
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Sounds to me like they have full confidence the National Guard will play their part in their martial law schemes and coofentration camps but feel the Army poses a risk to them so it's best to let the army guys drop like flies from the vax or resign, only to be a scooped up by the weekend warriors later on once the camps are complete.
And based on the National Guard members I know, they're probably correct that there are more Party members in there than soldiers.
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Milley was Trumps pick
Milley and Trump negotiated with Taliban
Milley told Biden to throw out the withdrawl plan
Milley didn't make a new plan and told Biden he had
Biden left holding the bag for Milley because he's an adult president and good, honourable man etc
It was all Milley's fault
Milley hired by Trump
This is all Trump's fault
Orange man bad
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As we head into Election Day in California I might as well give my final blackpilled hot take on it all. Newsom is going to beat recall, and by a safe margin. Yes, there already has been fuckery and there will be more but frankly California doesn't need it; this is the state almost singlehandedly responsible for the Democrats' last two popular vote victories with a Democratic supermajority in the legislature and all levels of state government. Democratic fuckery is endemic to this state, and from the beginning it was always a question of whether or not apathetic Californians even knew there was a recall going on to get Newsom out. Don't think for a second the breathless polls from over a month ago showing Newsom on the razor's edge of being recalled weren't fearmongering to get the lazy blue base out, their attempts to portray the election as Trump sneaking into California to coof systemic racism into everyone's faces through his favorite Uncle Tom should be laughable anywhere else, but Californians have a near pavlovian response to Orange Man Bad. It doesn't help that Elder's most visible base are boisterous MAGAs going on about stolen elections either, and that's political poison anywhere near the cities which comprise the Californian voting base. I hope Newsom loses, but I expect him to win and I don't expect him to need to steal that win either.
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The biggest thing about the Milley situation isn't 'Nancy Pelosi' but the whole calling China aspect. Many prominent dems are not comfortable letting China take over. I know people that 'vote Biden because mean tweets' but absolutely will not download TikTok because of 'China Spying'
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Alternatively they know and they love it.
Sorry I can't watch videos right now to find the perfect clip to embed, but an episode of South Park comes to mind - Smug Alert! Any clip you can find of someone enjoying the smell of their own farts will suffice here.
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Evergrande is where a huge percentage of China's middle class is invested, IIRC?
It would be like Silicon Valley announcing they were bankrupt but don't worry they have a plan, and then following that up a week later with "Our plan isn't working but we remain hopeful." The stock market would be in 100% free fall mode.
China owes a lot of American debt, don't they? Can they call that in if their shit collapses?
I personally can't wait to start hearing China explain how Alaska has always been Chinese owned and demand maps that are printed in China to rename it "New Bejing" or somesuch bullshit. (This is what they've done to a few things, such as the Sea of Japan and literally one of Japan's islands.)
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Absolutely not. When the GOP takes over, expect everything to be forgotten and instead we need to be more “compassionate” or “christian” or whatever.
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It is probably a lot less than 50% due to oversampling, and these are the people that actually answered to the survey.
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Evergrande is China's largest real estate company and already the trouble is starting to manifest itself outside of just the financial realm. A few dozen investors started protesting outside their headquarters in Shenzhen and police had to break it up. There's been other protests from employees (who don't want to be without a job) and homeowners who want Evergrande to resume construction of their new properies, whatever the cost may be (they halted new development to save money).
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Milley's actions are appalling. Not only did he consult with an enemy, he also acted without respect for civilian control of the military. President Trump may have been a lot of things, but a warmonger he was not.
Was thinking about something while cleaning the house.
Some talk here about Civil War 2.0. Some seem hot to see all sorts of bloodshed and disruption. I sure am NOT, and here's why.
America, like all other developed countries, including Russia, China, and Iran, survives as a nation thanks to a very extensive, very interdependent web of goods and services, all tied together by transport and communications of various types. We've already seen how little it takes to disrupt that fragile web. The web is fragile because various participants don't spend the money for some level of redundancy on their part.
Going to jump to farming here. Many, many people believe food comes from a store, and/or a farmer's market. They've only seen a farm on TV or online.
American farming produces prodigious outputs only because they have access to large-scale inputs. A farmer needs to buy nearly everything needed to grow crops/raise livestock, from seeds, to machinery, to chemicals, to fuel and energy, you name it. If they can't get the inputs, or enough of the inputs, those outputs aren't going to show up, much less leave the farm to be sold. These inputs can come from all over.
American farmers, as a whole, don't grow the food needed for a balanced diet, even for themselves. American farmers are specialists, overall. They may grow grain, or raise animals, or grow other sorts of crops. They may have gardens but in most areas don't grow things like citrus fruits, or certain vegetables, or all the little delicacies that enhance an otherwise monotonous diet. Farmers often buy the things they could raise on the side.
We live or die as a country based on our farmers. Only idiots would want to disrupt the web for long.
Nor, as previously stated, do I see large-scale strife. Could see some small-scale actions and some domestic terrorism. Am FAR more concerned about cyberwarfare. Not all the smart people work for government/'Big Tech".
We, sadly, are now a nation that runs scared, ever since 9-11. Yet those who think they are in charge believe they can keep goading the people forever, without any proportional reaction. Today's recall election in CA is one example of unhappy people still trusting change can come through the ballot box. You are seeing governors right and left defying the Biden regime's oppressive ukases. This will only grow, can see much more and more widespread civil disobedience, and more and more often with either nothing being done by law enforcement or with law enforcement's active cooperation.
Believe one of the first casualties of a civil war is the death of trust, faith, and confidence in government, law enforcement, the judiciary, and the media at ANY level. Certainly happening now, been that way for a while. And now those who think they are in charge are doing their best to destroy people's faith in the military, one of the last institutions that has, until very recently, enjoyed most people's trust. It would seem a better strategy to do everything possible to gain people's support in every way. Guess "they" believe they can handle the pushback. But what happens when the pushback kicks them right square in the nuts with steel-toed boots? What would "they" do if their Washington-based command and control systems are knocked offline by cyberwarfare? What if one or more of the various "A's" is rendered insensible electronically? Or the Federal Reserve goes down? Or some ICBMs in silos self-destruct? Can think of many things. It is foolish to put ANYTHING past Americans. Look at Timothy McVeigh, the "unabomber", George Metesky, the "mad bomber", those who bombed the Haymarket, etc. There's a tradition that goes way back, if you will.
Governments run off the consent of the governed. More and more people are withdrawing their consent to be governed by "them".
I don't advocate violence. I would likely not live long during an all-out civil war, for various reasons. Am more concerned about kids and grandkids.
What to do, Uncle Joe? First, get your news and information from a variety of sources. "They" control the mainstream media and count on you to unquestioningly accept whatever bullshit they feed you. Vote for people who reflect good values. Run for office yourself if you can keep your integrity once in office. Civil disobedience, or just ignoring certain laws, could be an option. Keep speaking truth to "power" - they are FAR more afraid of you than you are of them. Remember 1/6, when those who fancied themselves masters of the people hid like a bunch of total cucks when the people came calling. "They" got the shock of their lives. "They" don't see Antifa/BLM as a threat at all, but they are scared shitless of the American people. Well, if I worked my hardest to fuck over the American people at every turn, believe I might also be concerned about what the American people might do.
On a side note, read Nicki Minaj's tweets savaging Joy Reid. Most impressive, need to see many more like that from others.
Was thinking about something while cleaning the house.
Some talk here about Civil War 2.0. Some seem hot to see all sorts of bloodshed and disruption. I sure am NOT, and here's why.
America, like all other developed countries, including Russia, China, and Iran, survives as a nation thanks to a very extensive, very interdependent web of goods and services, all tied together by transport and communications of various types. We've already seen how little it takes to disrupt that fragile web. The web is fragile because various participants don't spend the money for some level of redundancy on their part.
Going to jump to farming here. Many, many people believe food comes from a store, and/or a farmer's market. They've only seen a farm on TV or online.
American farming produces prodigious outputs only because they have access to large-scale inputs. A farmer needs to buy nearly everything needed to grow crops/raise livestock, from seeds, to machinery, to chemicals, to fuel and energy, you name it. If they can't get the inputs, or enough of the inputs, those outputs aren't going to show up, much less leave the farm to be sold. These inputs can come from all over.
American farmers, as a whole, don't grow the food needed for a balanced diet, even for themselves. American farmers are specialists, overall. They may grow grain, or raise animals, or grow other sorts of crops. They may have gardens but in most areas don't grow things like citrus fruits, or certain vegetables, or all the little delicacies that enhance an otherwise monotonous diet. Farmers often buy the things they could raise on the side.
We live or die as a country based on our farmers. Only idiots would want to disrupt the web for long.
Nor, as previously stated, do I see large-scale strife. Could see some small-scale actions and some domestic terrorism. Am FAR more concerned about cyberwarfare. Not all the smart people work for government/'Big Tech".
We, sadly, are now a nation that runs scared, ever since 9-11. Yet those who think they are in charge believe they can keep goading the people forever, without any proportional reaction. Today's recall election in CA is one example of unhappy people still trusting change can come through the ballot box. You are seeing governors right and left defying the Biden regime's oppressive ukases. This will only grow, can see much more and more widespread civil disobedience, and more and more often with either nothing being done by law enforcement or with law enforcement's active cooperation.
Believe one of the first casualties of a civil war is the death of trust, faith, and confidence in government, law enforcement, the judiciary, and the media at ANY level. Certainly happening now, been that way for a while. And now those who think they are in charge are doing their best to destroy people's faith in the military, one of the last institutions that has, until very recently, enjoyed most people's trust. It would seem a better strategy to do everything possible to gain people's support in every way. Guess "they" believe they can handle the pushback. But what happens when the pushback kicks them right square in the nuts with steel-toed boots? What would "they" do if their Washington-based command and control systems are knocked offline by cyberwarfare? What if one or more of the various "A's" is rendered insensible electronically? Or the Federal Reserve goes down? Or some ICBMs in silos self-destruct? Can think of many things. It is foolish to put ANYTHING past Americans. Look at Timothy McVeigh, the "unabomber", George Metesky, the "mad bomber", those who bombed the Haymarket, etc. There's a tradition that goes way back, if you will.
Governments run off the consent of the governed. More and more people are withdrawing their consent to be governed by "them".
I don't advocate violence. I would likely not live long during an all-out civil war, for various reasons. Am more concerned about kids and grandkids.
What to do, Uncle Joe? First, get your news and information from a variety of sources. "They" control the mainstream media and count on you to unquestioningly accept whatever bullshit they feed you. Vote for people who reflect good values. Run for office yourself if you can keep your integrity once in office. Civil disobedience, or just ignoring certain laws, could be an option. Keep speaking truth to "power" - they are FAR more afraid of you than you are of them. Remember 1/6, when those who fancied themselves masters of the people hid like a bunch of total cucks when the people came calling. "They" got the shock of their lives. "They" don't see Antifa/BLM as a threat at all, but they are scared shitless of the American people. Well, if I worked my hardest to fuck over the American people at every turn, believe I might also be concerned about what the American people might do.
On a side note, read Nicki Minaj's tweets savaging Joy Reid. Most impressive, need to see many more like that from others.
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Then why did Milley backstab Trump after January? Let me guess, 70D 2gizallion IQ big brain soduku chess maneuver right?
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No, Us bonds are on schedule they cant just walk up to the treasury department and be "we need this money now"
Honestly it would good for china to let evergreen fail
the too big to fail mindset is cancer and back in 08 the fed and goverment should have broken up all the big bank reinstated glass seagal
Fuck update the automated clearing house while they re at it.
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Shh, ignore that part. Orange man bad, stick with the narrative, adults in the whitehouse.
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>Slurs 50% of his words
>Has silent moments as if his brain stopped working
>Says things he's not supposed to
>Rambles on about nothing half the time
>Repeats the same talking points over and over
<BIDEN SPEAKS VERY CLEARLY
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Much like other Blue Checkmarks who praised Hitler over Trump by saying the former actually wrote his book and didn't cite bone spurs as a reason not to serve in World War One.
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