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Tempest62 » 28 Nov 2023, 6:29 pm » wrote: ↑

28 Nov 2023, 6:29 pm

Of course, suits you perfect.

“Another influence on West during this time was the Black Panther Party, whose Sacramento offices were near the church he attended. The Panthers impressed upon him the importance of political activism at the local level and introduced him to the writings of Karl Marx.”

A leftist activist and academic, both useless as the most benign descriptor, dangerously stupid as the most realistic.

Welcome to the Green Party, socialist-Marxist knucklehead. It suits you just fine. The more I learn of you, the worse you become.

https://youtu.be/TaNcKgG_sxY?si=ZZx0JVH_WoF4UOAi
 

We really should vote in order to send a message.
The only way that the [[[JWO]]] will ever allow us to win again is just to give the Goyim Masses the false impression that our democratic process is still intact.
The next step will be to abolish the EC which will move us even closer to living in a single party "Banana Republic"

 I will vote. These days I usually vote against people or policies. I'll vote for Vivek in the primaries, but he will lose to Trump. If Trump runs against Biden, I will be forced to vote for Trump. Biden has obvious cognitive problems.

Cannonpointer » 28 Nov 2023, 6:01 pm » wrote: ↑

28 Nov 2023, 6:01 pm

I LIVED it in 2016.

Wait a sec... Do you identify as one of the Uni-Party Malcontents?
Dem and Rep make no difference... all that stuff?

If you say yes, then you really shouldn't criticize one over the other, right? And not vote.

If you say no, then your vote could matter if all the CP's in the world voted for the same party douche.

Why would a Uni-Party adherent even comment on a political website if nothing matters?

DeezerShoove » 28 Nov 2023, 11:18 pm » wrote: ↑

28 Nov 2023, 11:18 pm

Wait a sec... Do you identify as one of the Uni-Party Malcontents?
Dem and Rep make no difference... all that stuff?

I'm poli-curious and pan-civicsual.

What stopped me in 2016 was having to admit I voted for a reality tv goon. It's one thing to live through the death of the empire - it's another to vote for it.

DeezerShoove » 28 Nov 2023, 11:18 pm » wrote: ↑

28 Nov 2023, 11:18 pm

If you say yes, then you really shouldn't criticize one over the other, right? And not vote.

The way I see it, Ican criticize both. But I don't. Because if I HAD voted, it would not have been for cruela deville.

DeezerShoove » 28 Nov 2023, 11:18 pm » wrote: ↑

28 Nov 2023, 11:18 pm

If you say no, then your vote could matter if all the CP's in the world voted for the same party douche.

Why would a Uni-Party adherent even comment on a political website if nothing matters?

To blathe.

Punch » 28 Nov 2023, 9:36 pm » wrote: ↑

28 Nov 2023, 9:36 pm

 I will vote. These days I usually vote against people or policies. I'll vote for Vivek in the primaries, but he will lose to Trump. If Trump runs against Biden, I will be forced to vote for Trump. Biden has obvious cognitive problems.

Oh, I will DEFINITELY vote for Trump in 24. 

And for the same reason that I write my own verses in Gideon Bibles. It's the wrongness of it.
 

Cannonpointer » 28 Nov 2023, 11:47 pm » wrote: ↑

28 Nov 2023, 11:47 pm

I'm poli-curious and pan-civicsual.

What stopped me in 2016 was having to admit I voted for a reality tv goon. It's one thing to live through the death of the empire - it's another to vote for it.

The way I see it, Ican criticize both. But I don't. Because if I HAD voted, it would not have been for cruela deville.

To blathe.

We had a race track around here (trotters) that was fun to attend and lose a bit of money.
Food was ok-ish and drinks over-priced. Ambience was what it should be. Weirdos galore.

"Insiders" (read: GA candidates) told me all the races were fixed so it was useless to bet without seeking the tips.
Follow the history of the owner, jockey, the ever-so-short life of the horse and you might make money.
As the typical insider stamped out his roll-yer-own with his scuffed, old brown loafers, I wondered a bit.

He's obviously making **** decisions with ALL the knowledge, experience, research he can muster.
I can make the same quality of decision by ignoring all that and pretend it's "honest racing."
No worse off than Mr Race Track.   

In the long run, I'm probably about even give or take a hundred bucks.

Politics ain't much different. Never has been. Sometimes the dark horse wins anyway.

ps
I am NOT kidding about this one time:
I watched, as did everyone, the jockey of the leading horse standing on the stirrups pulling back so hard his back seemed to be bouncing off the ground from the sulky. It took ten seconds to get to about the fourth position.

Obvious? Nah....     
Did Mr Race Track know ahead of time? Yeah, right...

 
 

Punch » 28 Nov 2023, 9:36 pm » wrote: ↑

28 Nov 2023, 9:36 pm

 I will vote. These days I usually vote against people or policies. I'll vote for Vivek in the primaries, but he will lose to Trump. If Trump runs against Biden, I will be forced to vote for Trump. Biden has obvious cognitive problems.

If Trump doesn't get into the primaries I will go with DeSantis primary and general election. Vivek reminds me of all those channeling gurus from the 80's

DeezerShoove » 29 Nov 2023, 7:58 am » wrote: ↑

29 Nov 2023, 7:58 am

We had a race track around here (trotters) that was fun to attend and lose a bit of money.
Food was ok-ish and drinks over-priced. Ambience was what it should be. Weirdos galore.

"Insiders" (read: GA candidates) told me all the races were fixed so it was useless to bet without seeking the tips.
Follow the history of the owner, jockey, the ever-so-short life of the horse and you might make money.
As the typical insider stamped out his roll-yer-own with his scuffed, old brown loafers, I wondered a bit.

He's obviously making **** decisions with ALL the knowledge, experience, research he can muster.
I can make the same quality of decision by ignoring all that and pretend it's "honest racing."
No worse off than Mr Race Track.   

In the long run, I'm probably about even give or take a hundred bucks.

Politics ain't much different. Never has been. Sometimes the dark horse wins anyway.

ps
I am NOT kidding about this one time:
I watched, as did everyone, the jockey of the leading horse standing on the stirrups pulling back so hard his back seemed to be bouncing off the ground from the sulky. It took ten seconds to get to about the fourth position.

Obvious? Nah....     
Did Mr Race Track know ahead of time? Yeah, right...

I don't believe a word of it!

Bet you're one of those guys that thinks rasslin is fixed!