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For one thing, the Democrats are definitely going to do fraud, and we definitely want to be able to call them out on that. For each of you that goes to vote, that is one more instance of fraud the Democrats will have to commit in these races they are planning on hoaxing. This talk of fraud is going to be huge, and the backlash from that will be much more important than the outcome of the elections.

What we are ultimately trying to do here is undermine faith in the system completely. We want the American population to stop believing in the government as an institution. Somehow, that didn’t happen after 2020, but the more fraud the Democrats commit, and the more people speak out against it, the closer we get to a situation where the people are ready to say “we are human beings, and we have dignity – we do not deserve to be treated like this, and there are more of us than there are of them.”

>For one thing, the Democrats are definitely going to do fraud, and we definitely want to be able to call them out on that. For each of you that goes to vote, that is one more instance of fraud the Democrats will have to commit in these races they are planning on hoaxing. This talk of fraud is going to be huge, and the backlash from that will be much more important than the outcome of the elections. >What we are ultimately trying to do here is undermine faith in the system completely. We want the American population to stop believing in the government as an institution. Somehow, that didn’t happen after 2020, but the more fraud the Democrats commit, and the more people speak out against it, the closer we get to a situation where the people are ready to say “we are human beings, and we have dignity – we do not deserve to be treated like this, and there are more of us than there are of them.”

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>We end up with a situation where people are gaslighting each other; it creates a general state of total confusion on the internet and in society at large.

Sounds very familiar...

>population to stop believing in the government as an institution

There's an opposite side to this though. For every one person that says that the government is at fault, there are two that demand governmental intervention.

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Well if you're going to fix the problems we have you will need to wield power. What would you call that apparatus used for wielding power?

I get what you're saying though. People have faith in the system rather than understanding the system needs to be replaced with a better one. One where we're not being forced to bankroll our own destruction.

There's a lot of tools that have been used to wield power. There's only a few that a 'civilized' society will accept.

It's just frustrating on how many people are so willing to throw themselves off a cliff followed by those that will force others to jump.

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That's a bit of a tortured metaphor.