US US Politics General 2: Hope Edition - Discussion of President Trump and other politicians

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Should be a wild four years.

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Imagine taking every single Somalian in America and just air dropping them into China

Even if China shoots down the planes, who gives a shit
This could be a two birds with one stone scenario, and we don't have to lose aircraft to do it. If you fly into the upper atmosphere before pushing the Somalis out of the back, they will reach hypersonic speeds before hitting the ground. This keeps our planes out of SAM range while making the ChiComs shit their pants thinking we figured out hypersonic missiles.

As an aside, I had to serve briefly in Somalia in 2008 while I was in the Marines. We were there dealing with pirates that were attacking French and Japanese ships. They are the worst people on the planet. I would have rather spent a month in Iraq than another day in Mogadishu. We should nuke them, then nuke the ashes just to be sure.
 
where I live, 95% of the moms have tattoos and most of those have extensive ink

so when you go to the pool everyone sees middleaged tattooed women

the result of this is that nobody young gets tattoos
I still know a lot of people who use tanning beds regularly (because they are millenials), but I wonder how "leathery millenial woman skin from overtanning" will affect that industry in the future. Do zoomers and alphas still use tanning beds?
 
The quote "If I had a gun with two bullets and I was in a room with Hitler, bin-Laden, and Toby, I would shoot Toby twice" is one of the most iconic lines from The Office, spoken by Michael Scott in the Season 6 episode titled "The Chump," which originally aired on May 13, 2010. The line is delivered in a humorous and exaggerated manner, reflecting Michael's character's tendency for absurd and self-centered humor. The scene occurs during a discussion about radon test kits placed around the office by Toby Flenderson, which Michael mocks and throws away out of spite. https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1610228/characters/nm0136797/

I know it's fun to pretend Jay Jones is a scary murder man, but he's actually just a stupid nigger.
Except that he also talked about wanting his opponents to die in more specific terms.
 
I know it's fun to pretend Jay Jones is a scary murder man, but he's actually just a stupid nigger.

Except that he also talked about wanting his opponents to die in more specific terms.
>retarded nigger makes inappropriate joke in an unfunny way
>the joke is murdering his opponent's children

He could have at least made it funny so he's committing crimes against comedy AND people at this point
 
Representatives are explicitly calling for the repeal of the Hart-Celler Act:
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I never thought I live to see the day politicians openly talk about repealing the Hart-Celler Act. Even a year ago If someone told me that would have happened, I'd thought you were being optimistic.
I was wrong and it's wonderful. The overturn window is moving back firmly in our direction.
 
Skipped halfway through and Tucker is clearly drunk (despite supposedly being sober). I know certain people here gunt-guard for him, but this is just embarrassing.
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Tucker is a lot like Fuentes and Candace; they all had a place in the circles that matter and lost that place and seethe about it to this day.

For Tucker in particular, getting paid TWENTY MILLION A YEAR AT FOX to read off a teleprompter was literally heaven. Then he got involved with the Dominion voting machines case. Whether you agree on voter fraud or not - he cost Fox an insane sum of money and was canned.

Now Tucker's got a parent distribution company taking a cut, he has to license software, purchase hardware, rent a studio, hire staff, and be ON ALL THE TIME. In politics, staying relevant, jumping from interview to interview, doing everything everywhere with everyone - and he's ultimately making less than 20M.

So yeah Tucker is making a fool of himself, but I don't blame him. If I lost 20M and had to bend over backwards for a fraction of it - I'd be seething too!
Him and Megyn Kelly and all the others say they "love being independent" but its transparently pure copium.
 
didn't follow Charlie at all though I vaguely knew about him because he was on Tucker and Newsom's podcast.

But I found I was surprisingly emotionally impacted by his assassination even though if he'd died in a car accident I would have said "oh that's sad" and moved on.

Why? For one I saw the video of it initially from an angle where I'd hoped he could maybe survive, and then again knowing there was no real way.

But the largest part was simply that he was shot for having pretty basic, albeit well thought out and reasoned, takes that aren't that different than my own and certainly less 'extreme' than my own views.

Then I saw people cheering it on. Not just rabid left strangers, I saw people I knew personally saying "well nobody should be shot but he was kind of asking for it don't you think?"
People I thought were a bit stupid and ignorant, sure, but not malicious people. People I've known for a long time. It turned my stomach to realize no these people aren't just joking about hating conservatives they genuinely want them dead for having different opinions.

It was a realization that simultaneously shocked and disgusted me. I hadn't considered it (except for those on the far extreme fringes of the left who are worthless leeches and spastic anyway) because it's so alien to me. Sure hate illegals and want them deported, sure hate people who want the country to be turned into a communist shithole and want them out of power and shamed, but to cheer on a public assassination and laugh at and mock his remaining family and friends?

Again, this is the big point for me, it wasn't even like he was a Westboro Baptist church leader going to funerals and saying God hates fags. He had his viewpoints and he expressed them with sympathy and general kindness and genuinely listened to people as far as I could tell (I've watched a decent amount of his content since he was murdered). His views weren't that weird, his methods were peaceful, he wasnt doing anything destructive but according to many he deserved to die. This is also apparently an opinion of some people I know well. And if him, then why not me? Why not anyone with similar views? Anyone who isn't willing to felate illegals and let trannies get hold of taxpayer money for their mutilation and kids to permanently fuck up deserves to eat a bullet to a pretty sizeable chunk of every day leftists from teachers to social workers to coworkers to reporters to politicians. This is a normal opinion to have now.

So yes it affected me. It wasn't because Kirk was a celebrity, I barely knew of who he was, it was because of the reason he was killed and the reasons people justified it. It revealed an evil I would have dismissed otherwise.

Probably sounds melodramatic and this post is way too fucking long but it really soured me and made me want trump and Vance to ignore all these faggots and get shit done. The best revenge is making America great for those who still love it.
Another reminder that lefties are not human like you and me.
 
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Tucker is a lot like Fuentes and Candace; they all had a place in the circles that matter and lost that place and seethe about it to this day.

For Tucker in particular, getting paid TWENTY MILLION A YEAR AT FOX to read off a teleprompter was literally heaven. Then he got involved with the Dominion voting machines case. Whether you agree on voter fraud or not - he cost Fox an insane sum of money and was canned.

Now Tucker's got a parent distribution company taking a cut, he has to license software, purchase hardware, rent a studio, hire staff, and be ON ALL THE TIME. In politics, staying relevant, jumping from interview to interview, doing everything everywhere with everyone - and he's ultimately making less than 20M.

So yeah Tucker is making a fool of himself, but I don't blame him. If I lost 20M and had to bend over backwards for a fraction of it - I'd be seething too!
Him and Megyn Kelly and all the others say they "love being independent" but its transparently pure copium.
Twenty million annually is a lot (if that's even the real number) but Tucker has something way more valuable: a brand. Specifically his legal name, which you simply can't strip off of him. Having a name with staying power is extremely powerful, we know this because that's how the current president became a billionaire.

Plenty of boomers and Twitter users trust Tucker to report "the real news" to them and that sort of audience is a best case scenario. I would argue it's worth way more than 20 million dollars, which relies upon him remaining a talking head for corrupt news media ever-loyal to people like Hillary, Bush and Biden. We've seen what happens to journalists who remain loyal to them.
 
I never thought I live to see the day politicians openly talk about repealing the Hart-Celler Act. Even a year ago If someone told me that would have happened, I'd thought you were being optimistic.
I was wrong and it's wonderful. The overturn window is moving back firmly in our direction.
But we're not getting the nigger whipper running 24/7, so it's all lost.
 
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