6. Most will never get a clue until the very boot they voted for is on their neck. So, until most of what we consider people on the left have this look on their face (including some Libertarians) there's not much that will change.
5. No one can even agree on what is even true much less, what even might be the best way to proceed even if we did know the facts. However, what few would dispute, all of of the elites and politicians hate us. If we keep that assumption things make more sense
4. The vast majority are even still asleep to the 1st three points, because they are still voting for Rs and Ds as if it's going to make a difference either way. No matter how we vote, everything is the same, more debt, more war and less freedom for generations
3. Those of us on the side of individual liberty, relative free markets, anti corruption, etc, are too separated and all over the map with regards what legit liberty even looks like much less how to go about fighting for it.
2. These last two years proved to me that both parties ultimately the same masters that see us regular people as slaves or lesser animals at minimum. If the Republicans and the Tump administration was a psyop, how much could the really do different?
Observation 1: Those of us that legit care about liberty on any level are loosing a war that most don't even know they are in.
Always been libertarian ish. On X here for only a couple of months. My new outlook on the status of any legit level of liberty and freedom has become even more disheartening. My observations as I see it:
Controlled opposition. Yes, another accurate term. Never have any doubt, those in control, do not care about us in the least.
Indeed. It is indeed one big party serving the extreme monied and foreign elites. The fact that so few recognize this is a testament to the effectiveness of propaganda. We are indeed up against a Goliath.
I'm definitely no groyper for sure. But yeah, that's probably not going to help him any later.
More to follow I believe
🚨🚨THE DEMOCRACY FILES, PART 1: THE PLAN 🚨
I am working on gathering all the documents.
Now, here's something to understand about the "democracy" and protest ecosystem: almost nobody knows the 'grand plan' so to speak. They simply agree to play a role.
For example, 99% of people breaking stuff on the streets believe they're doing it out of an organic uprising. They don't see that the police have been ordered to stand down. They don't see that legal services have already been arranged for them. They don't see that foundations are paying for their bonds.
Similarly here, governors aren't participating in a pact to destroy the Constitution. Governors simply have agreed to push back on the Insurrection Act. The effect is the same: the governors end up playing a role in a grander plan.
I call this "shared epistemology" in my book Unelected. Motivations differ, people rarely agree to the big evil supervillain framing, but incentives all converge in the same end goal.
No Kings might not agree to explicitly tear down the Constitution, but they nonetheless work with DSA and will turn out millions of people if the right phone call is put in.
Here is one articulation of the plan - and crucially, since then, they have put many NGOs in their places to execute their proper role at all levels when the time is right.
Many more coming.
A very good question. For anyone that knows and understands just how much both sides are shady what would it take to see tha @KasieWhitener is the best choice?
What would it take to end the war in Iran?
Vote Kasie Whitener, Libertarian. She isn't the Democrat.
Trump promised no more wars.
Vote on principle. Send Trump a direct message.
Give the Senate gridlock, so Republicans can clean house and clear out the corruption.
Here's the record.
On July 30 and September 24, the Senate rejected a push to pull U.S. forces out of the war with Iran, 49-50 both times. Darline Graham voted Nay both times.
On August 4, Kasie Whitener wrote on her campaign site that it is time to end the war in Iran.
I'd rather South Carolina get the last word. Tell me in the comments: what would it take?
Vote Kasie Whitener, Libertarian.
To hold Republicans accountable, support StarkFreedom.
Ultimately, yeah, there's no voting our way out of this
10 Ways To Prepare For Agenda 2030:
1. Exit and build.
2. Own guns and train.
3. Learn survival skills.
4. Stockpile essentials.
5. Grow your own food.
6. Build supply line ties.
7. Join mutual aid groups.
8. Build a backup power system.
9. Know how to store/filter water.
10. Own precious medals & privacy coins.
The one single thing Congress actually did in the last two years was a net negative. If the Rs loose the majority next week, they have only themselves to blame
Republicans bragging about no tax on tips, overtime, or Social Security must also accept responsibility for higher inflation, as that was the trade-off. Because government spending actually rose as those tax cuts were enacted, the lost revenue means the tax cuts are paid for through higher inflation. So workers get to keep more of the money they earn, but its purchasing power is reduced by the higher prices that are a direct consequence of the tax cuts.
The customer (voters) asked for a glass of wine. The bartender (Republicans) gave them a glass of vinegar. And now the bartender is angry at the customer for not ordering a second glass.
Couldn't be more obvious that they are one big uniparty
Tired of all the shady money in politics? Vote for @KasieWhitener.
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Just a little joke among friends to show the state of our politics today. I mean, it is a joke right? ...... Guys?