Big Bad Politics!

@Twiface
It was the first one to reveal the verdict. I didn’t think I’d have a whole hour before someone else posted it.

@UrbanMysticDee
Fair enough.

Welcome to politics. Take the throne to act, and the throne acts upon you.

Apparently, support for gay marriage is dropping lately.

@Zaknel
Yeah, but not fast enough.

Freedom isn’t REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1

When some people learn about the JQ it really fries their brains. They begin attributing genuine achievements of the White man to jews. Like we have no agency of our own and have always been cattle of jews. No, colonization and conquering native territories were good things, and we did them for ourselves.

@Zaknel
I thought that was discussed here before.
It only dropped slightly, and isn’t having any impact at all in real life.

I think people are just sick of hearing about it and it dominating all political discourse, not cheering as hard as they use to because of fatigue is not the same as turning on something.

@RavenandWritingDesk
To them, fatigue is the same thing as hatred. If you’re feeling fatigued by them, you’re not caring about them. If you’re not caring about them, it’s the same thing as hating them.

@RavenandWritingDesk
I had assumed it was the shift in narrative.
Fifteen years ago it was “two men in the privacy of their own bedroom,” which frames it as victimless.
Now it’s about “Protect Trans Kids!” which raises awkward questions that weren’t raised before.

@Twiface
Questions only grow up awkward if they are raised wrong. Raise them right and they’ll be a lot more confident and easygoing.

@UrbanMysticDee
That’s the issue though. The left and the right have polar opposite ideas of what constitutes child abuse.

Governor Cox of Utah is pissed that the Mayor of Denver is sending migrants to Salt Lake City.

The problem is marketing, Transexuals used to understand that pronouns were for everyone else’s convenience and found the straits obsession with putting people in boxes and labeling them risible. They had the self confidence and knowledge to not base their self worth on the opinions of others.

This makes them a poor demographic to sell to however, so corporations interviened to firstly shift the narrative to make them entirely reliant on external validation to support their self image in order to make them easier to scare into buying products as well as invent a shit ton of labels, each with its own colors and symbols that could be printed easily on ever bit of merch they could find, with the implication that if they wanted to belong they would have to buy the uniform.

Oh wow, putting people in boxes, that’s how I describe it, and I hate it. I hate how people are put in boxes.

“Corporations” did not invent these labels, the alphabet creatures invented the labels themselves, long before corporations got on board with any of it. It came out of Academia and Tumblr blogs, so the real causes are intellectuals’ obsession with classifying and deconstructing everything and adolescents searching for a unique identity. Corporations only became aware of it because activists pushed it into the mainstream, and many only go along with it because it’s currently fashionable.

If left to their own devices, people will put themselves into boxes automatically without any outside intervention.

@Twiface
The Ivy League Intelligencia are exclusively the children of the neofudal crony capitalist magnates and act to provide cover for their parents in order to insure their own inheritance.

The sudden push of ‘intersectionality’ and leftist brand flag shagging being created directly to break up the Gen x anti establishment sentiment that was leading to bipartisan alliance on financial grounds against corporate rule and a rejection of commercialism in favor of DIY counter culture.

There was nothing organic or natural about it, the sudden influx of trust fund hippies with pre-ripped jeans and bad dreadlocks into the Occupy Wall Street camp spouting new divisive rhetoric is well recorded.

It’s all been a work from the off.

Or maybe the queers and their orbiters are just as incorrigible and repulsive as they’ve always been, only nowadays there are no social/legal standards to keep them under control (not sufficiently effective ones, at any rate). If you leave the pound open, chances are that you’re gonna get some dangerous dogs running loose in the neighborhood. The question then becomes, as a wise musician once asked, “who let the dogs out?” A good question indeed.

Kennedy will spoil Trump more than Biden. Polls show a tie between Trump and Biden, Kennedy will take say 5 points off Biden and 10 points off Trump. Biden will win like in 2020. He won’t even need to fortify 6 swing counties.

Dems have loyalty, Pubs don’t. I overheard a coworker admit that he knows Biden has dementia and he’s still voting for him over Trump. You don’t see party loyalty like that in the Republicans. Because a lot of Republicans have “principles”, and standing by your principles and losing gracefully on purpose is the good conservative way to do things. That way you can appear indignant on News Max and write a self-righteous book about how you’re going to get ’em next time.

Assange, who has basically been in solitary confinement for the past 12 years in one form or another, agreed to plea guilty to violating the Espionage Act in exchange for time served and release from prison. He’s going back home to Australia a free man with deep set psychological trauma and probably other health problems.

Mike Pence, who looks exactly like Race Bannon, said that this was “A miscarriage of justice” because he believes Assange should have been tortured to death for not supporting the “Rules-Based International Order”.

@UrbanMysticDee
It’s like the utter bullshit going on with David McBride in Australia where he blew the whistle on military misconduct in Iraq so the American Government forced the Australian Government to arrest him and refused to let them have any other verdict than guilty, so the Court basically denied him to cite any official documentation for ‘security’ reasons and the judge told his defence council they were not allowed to argue that his duty as a soldier compelled him to draw attention to the coverup either, then after basically preemptive shutting down every avenue he might defend himself, the ‘trial’ was monitored by a council of intelligence agents that constantly interrupted any attempt to say anything about anything to the jury, they allowed him to plead guilty before the judge, who had a reputation of letting violent rapists off scott free, slapped him with six years.

It didn’t happen last time. But this one will be different! They really have that us vs them mentality.

@Zaknel
It’s a persecution complex. They need to invent conspiracies to maintain it.