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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I honestly cant wait for the crack down. Its going to be fun watching pooners and troons scramble even harder.
Watching the consistency of people fucking up with peptide dosing because they can't do basic math or bought veterinary syringes because real ones require a prescription in their state and they didn't realize veterinary ones use different units I'm excited to see the gymbros trying to figure out how to dose their bathtub test and Tractor Supply tren (complete with bonus estrogen in every pellet!). There's a very limited supply of quality gear right now and most of what's available isn't what it's claimed to be because China cracked down on it recently too, and even for the labs that don't give a shit there's no precursors available until Hormuz opens back up. It's to the point where people are shooting up DHT derivatives (cholesterol and hair nuking) to try and keep their gains
 
Watching the consistency of people fucking up with peptide dosing because they can't do basic math or bought veterinary syringes because real ones require a prescription in their state and they didn't realize veterinary ones use different units

This is especially hilarious in the era of ChatGPT. Conversions are something that should be a no-brainer. My friend told me some girls at college used them and thought 3(ml) units was 3 syringes. Both of them had to be rushed to the hospital to counteract whatever they injected. Its just Darwinism for these looksmaxxers. If you wanna use peptides, fine, but don't expect any sympathy if you fuck up.
 
Happy D-Day! They died for nothing.
The men that stormed those beaches were heroes.

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They showed more resolve and courage in seconds then most show in a lifetime and should be looked up to as the very pinnacle of bravery.

American soldiers who died on those beaches in Normandy 82 years ago didn't get a say in how the country would turn out decades after they fell in the line of duty. They died for the United States they knew and believed in when they were alive.

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Pax Americana was made with blood and the events that occurred on that day so long ago are no exception.
 
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The men that stormed those beaches were heroes.

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They showed more resolve and courage in seconds then most show in a lifetime. They should be looked up the very pinnacle of bravery and self-sacrifice.

Those who died on those beaches 82 years ago didn't get a say in how the country would turn out decades after they died. They died for the America they knew and believed in when they were alive.

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Pax Americana was made with blood and the events that occurred on that day so long ago are no exception.
Aside from his opinion on Immigration reform and free speech, Null is kind of an idiot with a good chunk of his politics.

I feel saddened by people blaming the Great Generation for the state of the West now when Boomers are more to blame.
 
Aside from his opinion on Immigration reform and free speech, Null is kind of an idiot with a good chunk of his politics.

I feel saddened by people blaming the Great Generation for the state of the West now when Boomers are more to blame.
Blaming entire generations has always seemed strange to me. I understand vilifying certain individuals or groups from certain historical periods but painting cohorts of people with such a broad brush just because of their age or the time they were born in condemns potential friend and foe alike.
 
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The men that stormed those beaches were heroes.

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They showed more resolve and courage in seconds then most show in a lifetime and should be looked up to as the very pinnacle of bravery.

American soldiers who died on those beaches in Normandy 82 years ago didn't get a say in how the country would turn out decades after they died. They died for the United States they knew and believed in when they were alive.

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Pax Americana was made with blood and the events that occurred on that day so long ago are no exception.
They died defending a nation that had war declared upon them, a war the American people did not want to be part of but were drawn into regardless.

Whatever you think of the politics of the leaders of the country in the leadup to war breaking out, it is a simple fact of history that those men died in the defense of their homeland and they deserve to be honored for it.

Most people die for nothing at all. Because they got too old usually. What are you prepared to stake your life in the name of? Most of us would probably say nothing at all.
 
Aside from his opinion on Immigration reform and free speech, Null is kind of an idiot with a good chunk of his politics.

I feel saddened by people blaming the Great Generation for the state of the West now when Boomers are more to blame.
boomers only really took things to their logical conclusion. the big decisions were already made before them.
WW2 is best viewed as a three-way war between ideologies
>marxism (USSR)
>nationalism (axis powers)
>capitalism (USA + UK)
the men in charge of capitalism made the decision to side with marxism against nationalism, and together they thoroughly annihilated nationalism as a political power. almost all our problems in the current era are results and byproducts of the victory of anti-nationalism over nationalism in that war.
 
They died defending a nation that had war declared upon them, a war the American people did not want to be part of but were drawn into regardless.

Whatever you think of the politics of the leaders of the country in the leadup to war breaking out, it is a simple fact of history that those men died in the defense of their homeland and they deserve to be honored for it.

Most people die for nothing at all. Because they got too old usually. What are you prepared to stake your life in the name of? Most of us would probably say nothing at all.
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As far as the United States is concerned, during World War II, the vast majority of servicemen were draftees.
 
I hate everything about flying and would would love to hop a relaxing train like it was 1938 to get between cities for work.
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Just look at the women are the right. Look at how relaxed and well-dressed they are. I take it they weren't flappers. Even so, they're so well-kept.
 
boomers only really took things to their logical conclusion. the big decisions were already made before them.
WW2 is best viewed as a three-way war between ideologies
>marxism (USSR)
>nationalism (axis powers)
>capitalism (USA + UK)
the men in charge of capitalism made the decision to side with marxism against nationalism, and together they thoroughly annihilated nationalism as a political power. almost all our problems in the current era are results and byproducts of the victory of anti-nationalism over nationalism in that war.
Is it nationalist to take over your neighbor's territory regardless of whether or not people you consider your own live in said territories? The Germans didn't stop at Austria, the Japanese didn't stop at Manchuria, and the Italians didn't stop at Somalia.

Nationalism didn't die as a force after WW2, it remained a force even as the world was choosing sides during the Cold War. Funnily enough, the German CDU still saw the post-Versailles borders as rightfully Germany's up until the 90s.
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It's funny how people act like the Axis didn't go into other nations. Like it was only Nationalism
Germans are to Europe what the Turks are to the middle east.

A group of backward savage barbarians who come in and stomp all over the cool shit of a superior culture before stealing it and going on a centuries long "We wuz Romanz n' shieeeet" LARP campaign.
 
Are you trying to imply that the Greater East Asia Co-Prosperity Sphere wasn't actually just one big, happy family?
it was the imperial project of japanese nationalism

it is worth noting that imperialism exists in all ideologies even though the marxists often try to portray it as being exclusive to their capitalist rivals
>the capitalist imperial projects were the various colonial empires, which were often pursued through literal corporations like the british and dutch east india companies
>the nationalist imperial projects were stuff like the Greater East Asia Co-Prosperity Sphere and the greater germanic reich
>the marxist imperial project was the USSR with all the various soviet republics it incorporated by force and all the satelite states it kept under its boot
>the islamic imperial projects were the various caliphates they created over the centuries (most notably the rashidun, umayyad, abbasid, and ottoman caliphates)
 
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LMAO the video is wild, he sits up and opens his eyes after this then immediately closes them again
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Glue sniffing is pretty funny but the bastard is clearly asleep
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His eyes are at a nigh constant squint indoors and have been for years. This may come as a surprise to you. But he's also fat and old. I know this must shock you like Hasans dog. That being said, he's still wide awake during these meetings. He looks tired because he's old and squinting. You can tell he's awake by the fact he responds to the conversation appropriately the entire time. As opposed to sleepy Joe who would respond with nonsense 99% of the time. I get tired at work towards the end of shift and when I finish walking home I barely hear what by roommates are saying. That's what sleepy looks like. Trump isn't sleepy because again, he's keeping up with the conversation. Something you don't do when you're about to doze off.
 
boomers only really took things to their logical conclusion. the big decisions were already made before them.
WW2 is best viewed as a three-way war between ideologies
>marxism (USSR)
>nationalism (axis powers)
>capitalism (USA + UK)
the men in charge of capitalism made the decision to side with marxism against nationalism, and together they thoroughly annihilated nationalism as a political power. almost all our problems in the current era are results and byproducts of the victory of anti-nationalism over nationalism in that war.
Not sure if that would be the best interpretation to have considering that the Western powers that the Axis fought against had their own set of nationalistic beliefs (though not as extreme as places like Nazi Germany) and capitalism itself was compatible with the style of governance used by countries in the Axis. Hitler and company tried to challenge the post-Treaty of Versailles order, had some success and then everything came crashing down. The German declaration of war on the United States and Operation Barbarossa was the choice of the Fuhrer and the Fuhrer's alone meanwhile Italy was often incompetent, Japan chose not to help in the invasion of the USSR and everyone else were opportunistically tagging along (assuming they weren't effectively coerced like Siam).

After the conflict nationalism was indeed vilified but this evidently varied by country considering that the United States in particular was not above rehabilitating former government officials in Germany and Japan during their occupation in order to ensure the state kept functioning. The wholesale of rejecting nationalism after 1945 to an excess degree seems to have a lot of its in origin in the realm of intellectuals and academics (the Frankfurt School comes to mind). It doesn't help that the Axis lost the war completely, meaning there weren't any major countries willing to say to the world that nationalism was a good thing to help influence the narrative on the matter.
 
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Again go to any major city or western country in the 1950s or 1960s it was literal paradise.
Too much tint in your glasses, friend. LBJ signed the Civil Rights Act in 1964. Major urban unrest kicked off in LA with the 1965 Watts Riots (34 deaths, millions of dollars in damage). The oldest - the oldest - boomers were 18 and 19 then. The shitshow that began bubbling up in the 50's and reached peak clown world beginning in the 60's is on the shoulders of both the Greatest and Silent generations.
You could have an ice cream shop open on Harlem on Sunday and see the entire world at your shop.
Was this before or after the 1964 riots?
 
boomers only really took things to their logical conclusion. the big decisions were already made before them.
WW2 is best viewed as a three-way war between ideologies
>marxism (USSR)
>nationalism (axis powers)
>capitalism (USA + UK)
the men in charge of capitalism made the decision to side with marxism against nationalism, and together they thoroughly annihilated nationalism as a political power. almost all our problems in the current era are results and byproducts of the victory of anti-nationalism over nationalism in that war.
To be fair, the governments of the US and UK were thoroughly infiltrated by communist sympathizers and spies for the USSR by the time the war broke out and, their nominal alliance with France aside, siding with the USSR was inevitable when Hitler made the atrociously stupid decision to violate Molotov-Ribbentrop.

Despite their fellow travelers across the pond having fought with the Nazis in the 1920s, American communists in particular were mostly on the side of the isolationists to that point, and they were promoting it as another "war for capitalism" like they did in World War I. Once Hitler invaded, fascism suddenly became a "right wing" ideology, as opposed to just another flavor of modern socialist ideology. College professors also like to gloss over the fact that the House Unamerican Activities Committee was originally founded to root out Nazi sympathizers and spies, not Communists--yet another instance of the left complaining when their own tactics are used against them.
 
I'm a couple pages behind, but as it happens I had the out-of-the-ass idea to take a train from my home in the Midwest to Las Vegas. I have fond memories of traveling to Colorado as a child, and wanted to just chill on the Amtrak with my laptop. Unfortunately, I have to get off in AZ and ride the bus to Vegas, so I said 'fuck it, I'll have an adventure.' I'm under no illusions that part'll be pleasant, but I'm willing to go for it.

ETA: I booked it for the late summer months in advance so it was cheap as fuck.
 
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