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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At this point our execution at the hands of third worlders is a foregone conclusion. There is nothing we can do to stop gay race communism from winning once and for all. The left always gets everything it wants, always. They will inherit the earth until the end of time.
Yeah, the only thing leftists are executing is the nearest all-you-can-eat Chinese buffet, and their credit score from spending too much on tattoos and piercings. This is their base now, no matter how much they deny it. It’s why they’ll talk tough online, but cower at the sight of an ICE agent in tactical gear.
 
Why would you read the book when you can just look at the absolute shitshow that is real UK ?
Honestly I think I'd rather live in 1984 world than current day UK. Big Brother at least seems to try to keep order from what I remember. (It's been a while since I read the book.) In 1984 you have to worry about the government, but you don't have to worry about constant, superfluous immigration destroying your country.
 
Most serial killers are black when you add in gang shootings, which are conveniently left out of those sort of statistics.

also the most prolific serial killer in America is black


The FBI's Violent Criminal Apprehension Program has confirmed his involvement in at least 60 murders, the largest number of confirmed victims for any serial killer in American history.

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They kill all the time, they just don't call it serial killing.
Blacks make up a large percentage of serial killers nowadays.
Technically yes they often are serial killers, but only in the same way that technically a drug deal gone bad counts as a "mass shooting" if there's enough people.

The phrase serial killer evokes a certain image, one that doesn't involve drive bys in the hood.
 
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>With a house
>And two kids
>A man born in 1995
>That finished HS in 2013
>Has a home and two kids
>In this fucking economy
>With just 9 years of work experience


Very believable crappants.
I know of 2 such people personally. My Zoomer friend saw the writing on the wall years ago and, get this? He actually made plans and hustled. He engages with the reality he has, instead of whining. He's paying for his college out of pocket, teaches guitar for $45/hour (obviously not full time) and flips cars, and the college money he started saving for at 15. I've never once seen him complain that mUh BoOmErS are why he doesn’t have a gf - probably because he has one!

Not everyone just sits on their hands and blames all the generations who came before, who had their own burdens to bear. Those faggots just bitch so loud and often that they seem more numerous than they are.

Don't get me wrong, that post is fake as hell and could easily have ended in "and everyone clapped", but OHMAGERD HE ONLY HAS 7 YEARS OUT OF COLLEGE TO GET CREDIT AND A DOWN PAYMENT TOGETHER is fucking retarded. 7 years with a college income? Almost a decade? What if the totally real guy went into the trades at 18 and has 13 years of experience?

One of those guys I mentioned is at my income level, which isn't anything amazing, and like me, this entry level manufacturing job was a step up. Meaning, he was making less when he closed on his house. In ThIs EcOnOmY.

Wish in one hand, and shit in the other...

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There is a legitimate path where a Republican candidate wins the California gubernatorial election due to how their primary is structured. California uses a very unusual system called a 'jungle primary' where all candidates from all parties run in a single primary, and only the top two finishers move on to the general election. Write-in votes are not counted in any 'voter-nominated' race, so only those two can win. There are only two republican candidates running, and Trump got 38% of the vote in the state last election. They pretty much have the current Republican vote split evenly between them. If no Democratic candidates drop out before the primary in June (extremely unlikely), with these trends it would be a Republican vs. a Republican in the general election. I'd like to reiterate this is extremely unlikely to actually happen but it's still very funny that it's even a risk to them.
 
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