were they shitposting that we should give up? that the british were just too strong and they would never be beaten, and george washington has a bunch of niggers on his land, and i heard they don't even KILL their niggers when they're not useful. why would want that fag to lead a revolution. ben franklin is too much of a pussy hound, all the jews will have to do is give him a pretty woman and he's controlled. thomas jefferson, jesus christ, that dude was basically the fifth column, we can't let him be part of the foundations of our country.
this is the level of demoralization they're on. they're trying to tell us that because some people have some flaws, NO solutions should ever be taken. just let yourself lose, forever more.
kino. pure kino.
No, I don't think we should give up. Quite the contrary, I think we should more loudly demand better candidates that actually represent our best interests, and hold candidates accountable when they openly tell us that we are evil for prioritizing our people. You mistake a critique of your preferred candidate as giving up on the concept of America or victory, which is not true. Regardless, there is an ultimate solution, it's just increasingly unlikely that it will be at the ballot box. You make the mistake of thinking that losing faith in Republicans means losing faith in victory.
You wanted creditable proof that Vance can walk the walk, while talking the talk. Now you have it. The cons of something can be out weighed by the pros. The ills of America took decades to enact, and it will take time (hopefully not decades) to correct them. Trump hasn't even been in office an entire year. As much as we joke Trump is the God-Emperor, he is ultimately just one old man who has his to think about 20 serious separate issues daily. He was never going to right every wrong day, week, month, or year one; and as much as I don't want to admit, there will be issues Trump will not get fixed this term. Only God can move heaven and the earth. However things are shifting in the right direction. Vance just got up on national television and said its okay to be White. Do you think that would have even been possible a year ago? Two? Three? Does that sound like just more neocon bullshit? Do you think Trump and Vance didn't talk about his remarks before he said them? Do you think Trump wouldn't have nixed those remarks if he was just another boomer? You admit things are getting better in some respects. Yet that isn't a selling point? A fire storm starts with a spark. The inferno burning down the liberal order is happening. Life will get better.
Well, I didn't think the BBB was that useful, but it is a lot more than a tweet so I will concede the point, and it's
something, which is nice. That being said, Trump has been in office for five years, not one. I know everyone wants me to forget that Trump was a total failure the first time around, but I did not forget his first presidency being a big wet fart of disappointment, culminated by half a year of nigger riots he refused to quell, or even meaningfully criticize. I still have a very bad taste in my mouth about that, which is a big part of why I am hesitant to buy a lot of the rhetoric I am being fed; last time I was promised a burger and got a turd.
No, that doesn't sound like neocon talk, but it's also a bit hard to be excited about it when he also in that exact same speech pushed the exact same civic nationalist rhetoric that
is standard neocon talk (I just pulled it up on Youtube). All I can say is that if the next few years prove me to be wrong, then I will happily admit as such. I can give every presidency credit on some victories, even with Biden, but if the trend of little victories continues to add up over the next few years, then maybe I will change my tune. I can't really promise anything beyond that. Ultimately it's on them to let their actions do the talking.
