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Should be a wild four years.

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4. Cordon off Minnesota; search and detain anyone who does not speak native English or is otherwise suspicious.
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"Sir, respectfully asking you to consider adding my prior proposed objective to point 4, sir!":
Kick Minnesota outta the union and then save Chauvin like Jessica Lynch 2.0


ETA: When the crime rates are shown to have drastically gone down during Trump's second term, what's the over-under on Democrats juking the numbers by, say, adding every ice detainment as a violent abduction or something equally nefarious?
 
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I have no words, the picture alone speaks for itself :story:
"Random liberal, white woman in an urban area trying to tell people to protest, but seems to be ignored except for some random journalists.
Supposedly has the support of many groups agree with her.

Normies IRL don't care because they don't want to miss out on their sales."

Sounds about right
 
The seriously retarded governor Tim Waltz is fucking amazing. I love Trump. Fuck immigrants. Fuck minorities. They are not just a massive net negative, they fucking hate the native population who provide them their welfare and infrastructure and it needs to be stopped. Even if its too late I'm glad at least one fucking politician spoke up for us before the nigger horde washes over the country thanks to democrats opening the gates like the traitorous fucking jew worms they are.
 

This is a hard watch, but a must watch - Democrats gave $2tn. to Somalian Minnesotans in order to give it to Al-Shebab.
Thats essentially what happened in venezuela post 2016, remittances somewhat kept everything stable but since it was treating the symptoms and not the illness the Dollar also started to devaluate, nothing really has changed from 2016 to now except the flow of money from all the venezuelan immigrants currently parasitizing the US.
 
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Thing is they were armed. The pistols were in conditon 3 however (because sig, you don't want a round in chamber with those rattle traps) That guy was locked and loaded because revolver.
I know that the guardsman has a blank expression because there's no time for that but the way he's running away from a guy trying to take him in melee while loading, looking like he's done it a hundred times before, has a bit of a "just like the simulations" feel to it.
 
I have no words, the picture alone speaks for itself
I haven't ever seen an organized boycott succeed in the history of anything. Imagine asking one of the most consumerist countries ever to stop consuming.
These boycotts for a day (or weekend/multiple days) might work in the short term, but they fail in the end.

I recall similar "boycotts" when gas prices were US $4-5 per gallon. Sure, it might feel good to not get gas one day to score protest points and street cred. However, I bet most people who needed gas to keep from pushing their car somewhere refueled the very next day.

Similarly,I bet people will feel just as much of a dopamine hit virtue-signalling their intent to not buy anything from Bezos or other corporate overlords this weekend. However, these same people are materialistic enough they will scour the internet for whatever deals they can find on their gadgets of choice and still support some sort of big corporation once the protest/boycott period ends. The same thing has happened before, but these folks have such short attention spans they don't remember why these efforts consistently fail.

TL; DR - This is little more than the slacktivism stunt of the week.
 
He has been given complete moral justification to just ignore the judges at this point. He is at Jackson levels of being fed up with the system. And i don't think many people IRL and not screeching online would complain. He has a duty to protect his people. He is doing that now. It is sad this is what it took to tip things over the edge.
It's sad it took him this long, and i do hope this just isn't more running his mouth online. he's got a real chance here to actually fix things. i hope he doesnt' squander it.
 
I know that the guardsman has a blank expression because there's no time for that but the way he's running away from a guy trying to take him in melee while loading, looking like he's done it a hundred times before, has a bit of a "just like the simulations" feel to it.
I mean tbf, it probably was like some of his drills
It's sad it took him this long, and i do hope this just isn't more running his mouth online. he's got a real chance here to actually fix things. i hope he doesnt' squander it.
He seems fucking angry. This happened in his city that he's been saying was now safe. This is personal.
 
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