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Once again, I do not normally advocate drug use, but King needs to start doing coke again.
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Once again, I do not normally advocate drug use, but King needs to start doing coke again.
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My experience with mental degenerative disorders is largely second hand. I am not a Qualified Medical Professional, so take everything I am about to say with some salt.
Still, from personal experience, his decline is stupidly rapid. Within two years he went from being able to coherently string together sentences, articulate his points, and mentally hold his own... to someone who cannot remember basic social etiquette and has shown worrying signs of a lack of short term recall. Now, he has kept out of view so I lack the longterm, consistent view of personal experience so I am basing this off snippets which is... less than ideal. But if I have my speculation accurate, I don't expect him to mentally hold up TO the election.
My reasoning: While it is true that neurodegenerative diseases can take varying times, you generally expect the descent to full senility to take ~5-8 years. From clear, diagonisable symptoms to full need of outside aid for basic hygiene. Biden's case is... aggressive. The first clearly diagnosable signs shown publicly occurred after he announced his campaign. This was early 2019. It has now been a SINGLE year and he has now hit the area of short term recall loss in every single appearance he makes.
That is quite literally the stage before personal hygiene goes.
The man has taken just over a single year to do the work of what on average should have taken 4-6. Even if I am incredibly conservative and assume he had diagnosable symptoms a full year prior to signing on, that's still going at over twice the rate it should on average. And if I assume that rate, he'd be fully senile sometime mid 2021.
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I would like add:
When human faculties fail, it is usually not gradual - little by little, and then all at once.
Or more accurate to say, it doesn't give the appearance of being gradual. Once the decline exceeds the system's ability to cope, the failure is sharp and very marked as the human body will have already cranked up the coping to max, so there's nothing left to cushion the fall.
You can see something like this happen with traffic: a stretch of highway can handle a certain number of cars an hour; once you exceed that number, the traffic increase is catastrophic as exceeding that number by as little as 1-2 cars will require drivers to hit their brakes, slow down, and require even longer to accerate back to speed causing a cascade failure until the whole thing is a parking lot.
Case in point: Reagan was showing the early signs of progressive Alzheimer's (reduced vocabulary, increased generalized 'filler' words [thing, stuff, that], the automatic weapons ban, etc) throughout his presidency. But was still extremely lucid, active and healthy until 5 years later in 1994 when he was essentially removed from public life due to the disease's acceleration. The year before that thappened, he was still a very active speaker.
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Depends of the quality of the coke, if it's low-quality coke. I suggest King to complain and ask for better coke quality.
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Life comes at you fast, eh bitch?
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Sounds like the FBI or intel in general is panicking and needs to be purged if they're blatantly letting these specimens use their toys to try and rig this.
They're really fucking desperate.
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Despite all their sneering about Trump being a reality TV star (which is kind of hilarious watching the DNC denounce someone as "Hollywood folk", I guess that anti-Reagan mindset never goes away), what they want is an actor to put on a show for them. They jizzed their pants over Obama's coordinated fake crying over The Latest Gun Tragedy because he was dancing a jig for their emotional heartstrings. Shit like that is what inspired Corey Booker to go Full Drama Queen and start wailing about his tears of rage and AOC to do her badly-acted stunt at a random fence in the middle of nowhere... virtue signaling has evolved into virtue plays and virtue performances, where they get up and melodramatically wail about the heartlessness of the world but most especially The Enemy. And I doubt that any of their audience thinks it's sincere, because I'm sure most of them know that their own posturing about death tolls and victims and the disadvantaged is insincere and they couldn't give a shit about those people, but they expect the performance, and they're outraged when they're not given it.
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The FBI has been corrupt since day one.
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I'm almost burned out from the TDS stuff. The Democrats have been revealed to be as power hungry as the Republicans and watching people desperately grab any rationale to still vote Democrat.
Almost pity them. Then I remember they are assholes.
Just to add to the speculation, he could be having a drug interaction. Or his body is failing completely and they are trying to butress him up long enough to get through the campaign.
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Whiny faggots with lives that have no meaning want man in position of great power and responsibility to act like a whiny faggot so they don't have to admit to being whiny faggots.
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Not the whole campaign, just to October. If he can survive to October that's when they'll be able to play his death for maximum sympathy and it'll be too late to do anything but anoint his VP pick as the new candidate. I think that was all they wanted from him all along, they just didn't know how close he was to kacking it when they put this plan into motion.
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Not fascists. Communists. They are Communists. The difference is very important.
Maybe TPUSA could use its Adelson money to sue Twitter for being a publisher not a carrier. Maybe then they might actually do something useful.
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Georgia is a sovereign nation though. Unless Putin has annexed it lol.
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The accusations about Trump being a dictator and the Republicans being Nazis is nigh-endless. Did you know that Trump is apparently making the GOP go through a "Nazification" process?
Here's a few snippets:
I wonder what another 4 years of Trump will do to people like this?
Here's a few snippets:
Democrats, of course, hold views that are the polar opposite to Rand’s ideology. Our values stem from our unshakable belief in equality and opportunity. We don’t subscribe to people being genetically superior or inferior, or makers and takers, or fit or unfit. We don’t see any class of people that doesn’t deserve basic human rights, or shouldn’t be treated with a humane level of decency, even though our political foes might label them with terms such as “vermin” or “an infestation.” Democrats see value in the lives of all humans, even our enemies.
Even though many Democrats have been hyper-aware of this difference between our parties’ two philosophies, it has typically manifested itself in our respective parties’ priorities in legislation. The Republicans would always ignore the needs of the poor, the sick, the uninsured: the weak. The Democrats would insist on fighting for them, even if it meant a slightly higher tax burden, preferably on the wealthy. It worked this way for years—until Trump came to power.
Although the modern conservative has always courted the impoverished, bitter, uneducated populace with xenophobic and racist dog whistles, it was because their purposefulness lay in their numbers: they were useful idiots to the plutocracy. At some point, a populist politician was bound to come along who took that hatred to heart. Now, within Trump’s party, hatred is no longer the means to achieving its goal, but rather, it is the goal itself.
Even though many Democrats have been hyper-aware of this difference between our parties’ two philosophies, it has typically manifested itself in our respective parties’ priorities in legislation. The Republicans would always ignore the needs of the poor, the sick, the uninsured: the weak. The Democrats would insist on fighting for them, even if it meant a slightly higher tax burden, preferably on the wealthy. It worked this way for years—until Trump came to power.
Although the modern conservative has always courted the impoverished, bitter, uneducated populace with xenophobic and racist dog whistles, it was because their purposefulness lay in their numbers: they were useful idiots to the plutocracy. At some point, a populist politician was bound to come along who took that hatred to heart. Now, within Trump’s party, hatred is no longer the means to achieving its goal, but rather, it is the goal itself.
Miller is behind the worst of the worst impulses of the Trump administration, including abandoning the United States’ longstanding legal practice to not deport sick children. Trump ordered critically ill migrant children, such as kids with cancer, to be deported—even if it meant death. Immigrants who escaped here with their families to run from hit squads were ordered back without regard for their circumstances, only to be tortured and killed upon return to their home country. The Trump administration even ordered immigration courts to take down all CDC coronavirus posters to stop the spread of the virus—the only possible reason being to encourage the spread of the disease among those deemed a burden.
Letting immigrants die was beyond cruel, as was tearing babies from their mothers and putting them in cages indefinitely, yet half of America just shrugged as it happened. Trump is still seriously being considered as a presidential contender, and most Republicans still haven’t abandoned him. In fact, Trump has effectively taken the Party over. The worst people, now in high places within Trump’s new GOP, have pushed Republican ideology ever closer to Nazi ideals.
It’s no secret that the people most in danger of dying from COVID-19 are the sick, the elderly, and the infirm. Conservative pundits also gleefully point out, incorrectly, that the virus is primarily a problem in Democratic areas. Yet I cannot imagine any Republican choice for president in this century—Mitt, Dubya, or McCain—coming out in favor of letting the virus ”wash over the masses.” I can’t fathom any of them suggesting that the sick and elderly should die to save the stock market. A nation’s economy is supposed to serve the people, not the other way around, and no one should ever be asked to die for Wall Street.
Letting immigrants die was beyond cruel, as was tearing babies from their mothers and putting them in cages indefinitely, yet half of America just shrugged as it happened. Trump is still seriously being considered as a presidential contender, and most Republicans still haven’t abandoned him. In fact, Trump has effectively taken the Party over. The worst people, now in high places within Trump’s new GOP, have pushed Republican ideology ever closer to Nazi ideals.
It’s no secret that the people most in danger of dying from COVID-19 are the sick, the elderly, and the infirm. Conservative pundits also gleefully point out, incorrectly, that the virus is primarily a problem in Democratic areas. Yet I cannot imagine any Republican choice for president in this century—Mitt, Dubya, or McCain—coming out in favor of letting the virus ”wash over the masses.” I can’t fathom any of them suggesting that the sick and elderly should die to save the stock market. A nation’s economy is supposed to serve the people, not the other way around, and no one should ever be asked to die for Wall Street.
For all of the screaming about individual freedom that the right does, including attacks on our party for being “socialist,” I find it ironic that the Trumpian right-wing is now demanding that people submit to death for the state: the expendable workers, the sick, the grandparents and great-grandparents who have already lived their lives. All should sacrifice to serve for Trump’s reelection bid.
That’s the Republican plan, anyway. This is a serious discussion that’s worth having, we are being told. Many state and local leaders have fought strongly against opening too soon, but others are caving to the pressure to open up immediately. Although many will die, the Republicans will believe they have protected the business class elite—our “superiors.” The Nazification of the GOP will be complete.
That’s the Republican plan, anyway. This is a serious discussion that’s worth having, we are being told. Many state and local leaders have fought strongly against opening too soon, but others are caving to the pressure to open up immediately. Although many will die, the Republicans will believe they have protected the business class elite—our “superiors.” The Nazification of the GOP will be complete.
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What I wonder is will any significant number attempt violence not directed at garbage cans? There's been isolated incidents here and there. Most notably the congressional baseball shooting. But most of the #resistance has been all bark.
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All work and no sniff makes Joe a dull boy.
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I see your point though. The so-called "Resistence" is nothing but background noise. None of the people who are a part of this movement are being oppressed in any way. All I can do is roll my eyes and laugh at these people, because they accomplish nothing.
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