THE CRINGE-WORTHY INTERNET THREAD

[Kendo 2]

The ADL thinks the ovens are steam-powered.

[endgameaddiction]

 

 

Edited 14 hours ago by endgameaddiction

[Alkpaz]

Are they finally figuring it out? I didn't watch the entirety of this video, and neither should you, but seeing them finally coming to terms gives me passive hope that they "get" it. 

He did say that it may take 20yrs for the Democratic Party to fix this, but how can you even come back after wokeness? They drilled into a dead end and can't get back out, this may take more than 20yrs to dig out from, maybe a good 30 or 40yrs. I also found it interesting or telling that Democrat YTers cannot get Democrat congressmen on their platforms. I always assumed they did since I just watch conservative/moderate liberal (ex Russell Brand) and they always had Republican congressmen on their platforms. What that tells me is they can not defend their positions at all. That party is also trying to do some shenanigans with Pennsylvania, trying to get a Democrat senator in there instead of the Republican one. They are not stopping and neither should we. 

There was one comment I really liked from that comment section:

"@FreeBellatrix You lost me as a mother on gender issues extremism and the state of public education. You lost me as a business owner on the taxes. You lost me as a middle class on economy (I will be never able to afford housing). As a person born in communist country and growing up in post communist country, you lost me on some of your communist tactics. As a legal immigrant, you lost me on illegal immigration. You lost me, when you lost common sense and try to enslave science for your propaganda. You lost, you lost, you lost. Oh, and you lost me also on how you treat your own. You backstabbed (not just) Biden while cameras were still rolling and everyone seen how you treat your own. I hold liberal values and would never ever vote for the madness you push. Many of us did not vote for Trump and republicans, many of us voted against you. We might not scream in public and cry when we are triggered. But we are watching. And we vote."

The backstabbing is what really moved me, I voted Trump 3 times. I voted Marco Rubio in the primaries in 2015 who is getting a cabinet position right now in the Trump Admin. Seeing RFK Jr. getting slammed in a committee hearing while he was still a Democrat and seeing his anger in his face as he was, I knew that guy was going pull a Ross Perot because of how pissed off he was at his own party, and he did and then joined Trump at the end. Tulsi was another, they treated her like garbage and what did she do? She left the Democratic Party went independent and then joined the Republican Party at the end. The only reason Elon joined was because he was also backstabbed by the party, and it is his revenge for trying to have him killed by getting doxed (showing where his personal jet was landing).

You think anyone will "be nice" after all that? Even Trump? I know Trump has a soft heart, he might have a tough exterior but he is a softy underneath, but after trying to have him killed twice and jail him for the rest of his life? I really think he put his walls up and is going to slam the Democrats will every inch of will he has. I could be wrong, but I don't see him "letting go" like he did during his first term. 

What "radicalized" me was during the Biden Administration. I wasn't a hard core Trump supporter. I was a one issue voter during the 2015 campaign. That issue was the FDA and vaping. I just had come off cigarettes (analogs), and knew they (the FDA and Democrats) were lying about the bad effects of vaping. I didn't vote for Mitt Romney for that reason when he was running against Obama. Guess we know now that Romney was as RINO as they come, I didn't then, however. So I voted for Trump while gritting my teeth.

I voted for him again in 2019 because of how he just killed it during his presidency, ending wars and being the first US president to cross the DMZ and meet with Kim Jong Un. Un is a special case, in the sense he was always open to US culture. He and Trump love McDonalds, and Un loves American movies and sports (watch the documentary of Dennis Rodman going to N. Korea), so knowing this I knew Un was receptive to US pleasantries, at least to a certain extent. His father was anti-American to the hilt, so it was a perfect time for Trump to walk up to him and shake his hand, that and Un probably saw him more as a celebrity than leader of a nation. But after taking that shot and standing up shouting "fight fight fight" I'm sure Un now sees him more respectively and someone to admire, just like it shocked Putin. Russians love a show of strength, and by Trump taking a bullet and standing up to that showed all of Russia he is a man to be respected. THAT to me is a leader. That is why I love Trump now.

 

Edited 12 hours ago by Alkpaz

[endgameaddiction]

Eventually they will have to change. I don't think they've learned their lesson, yet. But it looks like to me Obama never wanted anything to do with endorsing Kamala. I think him and Michelle just wanted to stay cozy at Martha's Vineyard. Joe Biden didn't even want her, but they had to prop her as VP because of their DEI woke agenda. She failed miserably in 2019 and she failed so dam miserable as the "nominated" candidate for the presidency. No one liked her. No one likes her.

They are going to have to eventually get rid of the the squad. The three heckling bimbo hyenas. The dem party is going to have to go back to being the party for the working class, and for the poor. The party of anti-war. The party against illegal immigration. And in order for that to happen, the republican party will eventually at some point have to have gone far right, and become the party of war, elites, and the rich class again. I don't see that happening. At least not any time soon. Frankly, I don't see that happening at all to be honest.

The left fails to understand that this republican party isn't the neocon, war-hungry establishment party it once was. Why else did Liz Cheney leave the republican party and endorsed Kamala? And the things the left once used to fight against, they now stand for. It always boggles my mind how they don't see the irony. lol

I'm pretty sure people like Barack Obama know their party fucked up big time, which is why I think he's done with endorsing any candidate. Gavin Newscum has zero chances of winning in 2028. If the vast majority of the people made their votes heard this election, they sure as hell will in 2028. No one in their right mind want Newscum to win and turn the U,S, into a giant California. 

The dems don't have a solid candidate to run with for 2028. They don't have any solid policies to offer the American people. All they have is their extreme left views and fearmongering, which seems to work lesser by the day.

Edited 11 hours ago by endgameaddiction

[endgameaddiction]

 

[vancleef]

If I made a video saying "I'm going to be meaner to women" I can't even imagine the shitstorm. 

These dummies need to substitute "Straight White Men", with Jew, Black or Woman and see if it still doesn't sound offensive.

 

Edited 6 hours ago by vancleef

[Kendo 2]

12 hours ago, Alkpaz said:

....seeing them finally coming to terms gives me passive hope that they "get" it. 

They'll acknowledge it, but not in any honest sense.  They'll look at it as 'we shouldn't allow people to know what we're really up to.'  The only things the Left are consistent at are postmodernist deconstructionism, racism and being chickenshit cry-bullies.  Everything else is determined by how the political wind is blowing at that instance.  Never give a Leftist the benefit of doubt because nothing they do can be justified by a reasonable human being.

[ritualclarity]

6 hours ago, vancleef said:

If I made a video saying "I'm going to be meaner to women" I can't even imagine the shitstorm. 

These dummies need to substitute "Straight White Men", with Jew, Black or Woman and see if it still doesn't sound offensive.

 

I learned a long time ago when I was a kid that you insert the other issue into any comments and if it sounds wrong then it is very likely wrong. It is a great test to see if you are just being stupid and not paying attention to what YOU say and repeating what others say.

18 minutes ago, Kendo 2 said:

They'll acknowledge it, but not in any honest sense.  They'll look at it as 'we shouldn't allow people to know what we're really up to.'  The only things the Left are consistent at are postmodernist deconstructionism, racism and being chickenshit cry-bullies.  Everything else is determined by how the political wind is blowing at that instance.  Never give a Leftist the benefit of doubt because nothing they do can be justified by a reasonable human being.

They are professional victims. If they spent the time they use to think of ways to be victums they would be quite successful in whatever they are a victum in.

They keep saying the polls were close. They were so close that they couldn't have lost that badly. Well... when you blame people, attack people and claim victumhood every time someone opens their mouth instead of having an actual dialogue what do you expect?  People on the polls obviously lied. Likely giving the infromation that they expected the pollers wanted. Wouldn't be the first time. It is entirrely possible that it was 50/50 and very close regarding people desires (not wanting Trump) but with the continued bullshit of the Democratic Party. Lies, like trying to pass Biden for the presidency when there was ever growing evidence that he wouldn't be able to even begin to serve out a term. This is to the public. They had to see this even more evident as they worked with him daily. Just so that they had a strong canidate to go against Trump. Plans and schemes. That fucked them in the ass. Had they actually been honests and sincere in wanting a better America and giving a strong canidate and policies etc. The election likely would have been much closer. Had they been doing this since Obomma then they might have won. Many of the difference between the polls and the election IMO was those people voting against the Democratic party.