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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Okay so do people actually think Trump is unleashing The Leveler from Ferngully onto some pristine nature reserve and not just giving the okay for mining operations in desolate empty spaces that were simply classified that way via government legalese?
It’s the principle behind the action. It’s that Trump views the land as a commodity; to be sold and used by a property owner however they see fit. Is the United States in such a crisis that untouched land needs to be spoiled through mining? Or is it just an untapped resource that could be used to make more money?
 
While I agree with getting some of the land back to private or at least BLM hands, it's a losing issue and is being framed as selling off public land to profiteers.
If we give blm government land, shouldn't we force them to work the land?
In all seriousness, that really seems like a wonderful solution: give niggers and nigger lovers nice big acreages of land and let them live in it like Indians on the reservation. The buffalo skinner Indians, not the call center ones.
We could have the nigger crime problem solved within years if not months if we kept them in that area, "retroceded the land from the United States back to African slaves as reparations" and let them have their own crime statistics and fucked up parts of America. I don't give a fuck if these monkeys want to live in district 9 as long as they're doing it away from polite society.
 
It’s the principle behind the action. It’s that Trump views the land as a commodity; to be sold and used by a property owner however they see fit. Is the United States in such a crisis that untouched land needs to be spoiled through mining? Or is it just an untapped resource that could be used to make more money?
1. you are a Jew
2. Land is a commodity to be bought and sold. Fuck off commie
3. The land is shit.
 
Congesser statemint and fbi informants ever known list things..
What is this drunken rambling trying to convey?
Interesting, I only hear of them on even years, usually months before an election. On the subject of evidence of fed activity, I've seen videos of them loading up into vans with no license plates or seats by the dozen, while cops sit mere feet away and do nothing. Immediately and irrevocably confirmed that they were feds in my mind.
You can check their telegram channels, they're constantly active. Local news stories also cover their actions more frequently. Removing plates and loading up in trucks doesn't mean they're feds, it means they don't want to be doxed and the cops really, really don't want to do the paperwork involved with arresting hundreds of people for an extremely minor and brief violation. They've actually stopped removing their plates for the most part, and riding in the back of a truck isn't actually illegal in the majority of cases. I highly recommend watching some of the interviews with their leader, Thomas Rousseau. They explain a lot about the organization, and if you want a confrontational interview there's one with PBD. The early ones with Jake Shields are also somewhat skeptical. Most of the others are from people friendly to him but I still recommend them because they'll sometimes get more out of him.
 
I don’t even have an issue with protecting the landforms themselves (doubt anyone does) but it was clearly an excuse under Obama to lock away over a million acres of unrelated adjacent land from the state
Exactly, it's fine to protect neat stuff, i'm a massive fan of that. We have damn near 100 million acres and 450ish national parks. I think a great deal of it is cool stuff like daniel boone national forest, or mammoth cave national park, and other really neat shit spread out over the US. It's one of the great things Teddy did, setting aside big sects of land around cool stuff that belongs to us as americans.

It's being abused now though, a shortcut to fucking us over.
 
It’s the principle behind the action. It’s that Trump views the land as a commodity; to be sold and used by a property owner however they see fit. Is the United States in such a crisis that untouched land needs to be spoiled through mining? Or is it just an untapped resource that could be used to make more money?
Gentle reminder to the thread that the quoted user is a liberal Jew, and will be suffering forever in Hell when he dies screaming in deserved agony, unless of course he repents and turns to Christ.

He only pretends to care about the land for politics.

Thank you for your attention to this matter.
 
You can check their telegram channels, they're constantly active. Local news stories also cover their actions more frequently.
What is preventing feds from making a telegram channel? What is preventing local news from covering a glow op? Are you suggesting that anything the local news covers is correct and honest by default?
the cops really, really don't want to do the paperwork involved with arresting hundreds of people for an extremely minor and brief violation.
Yeah, I highly doubt that a white nationalist (or whatever their stated ideology is) group would receive any lenience from the DC police, especially under Biden. If law enforcement is willing to watch a group commit hundreds of instances of a crime without doing anything about it, then that group is likely controlled opposition or useful idiots in my opinion. The state certainly wouldn't treat any group which seriously threatens the status quo with kiddy gloves because it's too much paperwork.
They've actually stopped removing their plates for the most part
Why would they do that if the cops are too lazy to arrest them for it anyway?
 
While I agree with getting some of the land back to private or at least BLM hands, it's a losing issue and is being framed as selling off public land to profiteers.
oh yeah because there's all those OTHER issues the media is just hopping up and down to cover favorably
 
If we give blm government land, shouldn't we force them to work the land?
In all seriousness, that really seems like a wonderful solution: give niggers and nigger lovers nice big acreages of land and let them live in it like Indians on the reservation. The buffalo skinner Indians, not the call center ones.
We could have the nigger crime problem solved within years if not months if we kept them in that area, "retroceded the land from the United States back to African slaves as reparations" and let them have their own crime statistics and fucked up parts of America. I don't give a fuck if these monkeys want to live in district 9 as long as they're doing it away from polite society.
Let the "ACKSHUAAAALLY SWEATY"-ing commence!
I know, but hearing BLM made me thing of grifting niggers and putting them on reservations was a great idea.
I caught it and approve, but come on, its the Autistic Thunderdome, and it ackshuaaaally has that name for a reason, sweaty! :lol:
 
It’s the principle behind the action. It’s that Trump views the land as a commodity; to be sold and used by a property owner however they see fit. Is the United States in such a crisis that untouched land needs to be spoiled through mining? Or is it just an untapped resource that could be used to make more money?
The Federal government controls 64.4% of Utah lands, the second highest amount in the country.

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Land being untouched doesn't make it valuable. It doesn't make it pretty. You can have desolate wastelands that are untouched. Having something useful that you can gain from the land makes it valuable. The land in Utah could be used for mining, and that's basically all it's good for. Refusing to let Utahans use their own land keeps them from growing their economy, employing their citizens, and using the land that ought to belong to them to improve the world.

Being able to use your property as you see fit is one of the hallmarks of freedom. You want to be a serf, go live in England. You've got a slave mentality.
 
Land being untouched doesn't make it valuable. It doesn't make it pretty. You can have desolate wastelands that are untouched. Having something useful that you can gain from the land makes it valuable. The land in Utah could be used for mining, and that's basically all it's good for. Refusing to let Utahans use their own land keeps them from growing their economy, employing their citizens, and using the land that ought to belong to them to improve the world.
"BuT wHaT aBoUt ThE aNiMaLs?!"
 
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