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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This….. creature was the product of zoomer politics, which is basically just mindlessly flip flopping from one extreme to another based on vibes. Most zoomers don’t really have a concreate political beliefs.
My first thought was Hitler when I saw what you quoted before seeing context (aka arguing about left vs. right). People would rather be locked into tribes rather than looking at the people themselves and contemporary political books and adjacent publications.
 
arguing with HHH, implied pink triangle haver, is bad enough, but now you're all wasting multiple pages arguing with an overt pink triangle haver?

shameful
HHH and fat packs are fun at the very least. But MGS punk triangle is a basically a redditor that somehow found their way to the farms.
 
(((Early Lifers))) are so mad that information is free to the public that they want every platform to bend the knee.
>AFpost
If real and straight are they going to force them to bring back the Early Life section when people start equating lack of Early Life as being jewish?
 
Trump is very receptive to genuine, grassroots outrage from the base. People in his orbit can convince him that many things are good ideas, but if the base rejects them, he immediately tells the lobbyist to shut up and doesn't try to force the base to change their minds. Every time you bitch on Twitter, you're giving more ammo to good people like Stephen Miller to convince him to ignore the CEOs and lobbyists whispering in his ear.

It also doesn't help the lobbyists that all of their arguments are easily defeated by one phrase: "Americans First".

Examples of this include the vaccine, H-1B, Israel-Iran War, and now student visas.
 
Chimping out works it seems.
already has been defined, try reading the thread nigger
No
or you could just be an ESL retard?
Pedo BTFO
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It also doesn't help the lobbyists that all of their arguments are easily defeated by one phrase: "Americans First".
He is strangely extremely resistant when it involves Israel or the Epstein list. hmmmmmmmm
 
He is strangely extremely resistant when it involves Israel or the Epstein list. hmmmmmmmm
He is not. He bombed Iran and armed Israel because of the Israeli lobbyist voices whispering in his ear, but as soon as the base started to scream "NO NEW WARS", he forced Israel to abandon their regime change plans and end the war.
 
(((Early Lifers))) are so mad that information is free to the public that they want every platform to bend the knee.
So polluting historical accuracy is fine. Activist editors citing circular sources, also fine. Some sperg nearly destroying an entire language, a-okay. Grifting for donationbux as a "small independent encyclopedia" despite being a multimillion dollar org, part of the business. Being able to defuse the (((fellow whites))) gambit? SHUT IT DOWN.
 
I combine that with the fact that on joe rogan's podcast when talking about china trump said something along the lines of "i have an idea but if i tell you it will give it away". I wonder if he's trying to make everything so uncertain that the chinese system just doesn't know what to do and starts eating itself alive.
The Schizophrenia got you to the correct ballpark but the wrong field.

Trump has a propensity to do A/B testing for his base, as @Rykel22 says so he goes and does a thing and acts like he's committal to it.

A/B testing is very good for getting you accurate feedback, but it does in fact require you to "act stupid" if you do the A/B testing thing and the people wanted B instead of doing A.

Being ultra-realistic... Louis XIV did this kind of thing and he got (in)famous for controlling his court by being unpredictable. Trump is generally not very committal, and I think this is deliberate. He basically responds to anything in a wordier form of, "We shall see," and he basically gets to A/B test while making sure no one knows what he's thinking so no one can really peg anything on him. It has its downsides, you have to look senile/schizophrenic/beholden to interests at times due to what superficially looks like flip-flopping, but it is a very valid and proven way to keep control over the court in general. Speaking of... if you read this Rykel, it's not a wild assumption at all to say Trump's keeping people off kilter.
He is not. He bombed Iran because of the Israeli voices whispering in his ear, but as soon as the base started to scream "NO NEW WARS", he forced Israel to abandon their regime change plans.
There's option 3. We look back to the Syria strikes in term 1 and remember that the Middle East does in fact conduct diplomacy through the deliberate sending of explosive ordinance. One strike and then nothing is actually legit diplomacy in that godforsaken stretch of desert, and it's why I was basically telling people to calm their tits over this totally being WWIII. Trump will use missiles and bombs to conduct diplomacy, and yes foreign policy in the Middle East is on upside-down-land drugs at the best of times. BOMBS OF PEACE AHOY!!!
 

"The Vatican hosts a significant event on September 5, welcoming LGBTQ+ Catholics for an international meeting titled “Listening to the experiences of LGBTQ Catholics,” organized by the American group Outreach, founded by Jesuit Father James Martin. Attendees from various nations share personal stories, signaling Vatican openness.

That evening, a prayer vigil at Rome’s Gesu Church, themed “Church – a home for all. Starting from the borders,” includes LGBTQ+ Christians and their families. A rainbow cross, carried by pilgrims along the Via Francigena, is presented. On September 6, Bishop Francesco Savino leads a Mass at Gesu Church, followed by a Jubilee Pilgrimage to St. Peter’s Basilica’s Holy Door with over 1,000 participants. Pope Francis joins pilgrims for the Angelus prayer on Sunday.

Francis has stated, “Every person is a child of God, everyone,” emphasizing inclusion. “I have no right to throw anyone out of the church,” he added, noting the Church must remain open. This shift raises questions among traditionalists about alignment with Catholic doctrine, highlighting tensions within the Church."
 
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