I agree. Some accounts are fine as long as they can’t be traced back to you.
I agree. Some accounts are fine as long as they can’t be traced back to you.
America is dead. Long live the American Spirit.
There’s a saying in business - every problem is an opportunity if you have the right perspective, and the Democrats accelerating their timeline through dubious and patently, absurdly fraudulent means offers us an opportunity to both reflect on who Trump was as well as what we can do about things:
Let’s start with an assessment of Trump, himself. Devon Stack of BlackPilled put up a video on 1/7 where he spent a few moments outlining the inaction of Trump and his excuse making, and we can supplement that list. He didn’t drain the Swamp, didn’t prosecute the Clintons, didn’t build the Wall, gave ground on “hate speech” laws and 2A rights, let a jew, probably a Mossad agent, influence his policies, didn’t smash Antifa, didn’t lead on ending the lockdowns, didn’t make the tax cuts permanent.
He was too conscious of image in all the wrong ways, and in the end, his desire to “save face” accomplished nothing, even to the point that it would appear, as he’s winding down the last fortnight of his Presidency, he will not invoke his executive rights in defense of the people he claims to care about - not that it matters, because he will return to Mar A Lago or spend his retirement in a country with no extradition treaties if he feels sufficiently threatened. After reviewing his four years in sum, it becomes clear that he was no worthwhile ally in the fight for our future and our people.
On we go to the GOP, itself. Pence has shown himself a traitorous little skin tag, and there were few to no brave men in either house of Congress. The SCOTUS, supposedly 5-4, also showed its true colors by enshrining mass fraud and de facto installing a cheater and his puppet masters in the White House. This defeat also proves educational, giving us now incontrovertible evidence of who not to trust. Additionally, as the GOP handed the keys to the kingdom over to the Democrats, they accidentally have allowed the mask to slip, revealing to anybody paying attention that whatever happens for the next 730 days is brought to you courtesy of the party of Antifa, and its willing accomplices in the GOP.
This provides a golden opportunity to remind those around us that our misery is the fault of these despicable oligarchs, and to quietly sow seeds of unrest and discord among the increasingly disenfranchised, as well as a chance to plant the seeds that voting as a solution didn’t work in 2020, because, as Uncle Joe Stalin is purported to have said, “It’s not who votes, but who counts the votes.” It opens the door to discussing other options.
Now is the time to take stock of what’s important, both the physical and the ethereal. It’s time to draw together with our loved ones, and expand the net of those to whom we show love and care, not just because it’s the right thing to do, but because this won’t be won without allies.
This is not a call to throw caution to the wind and trust blindly As I said the other day, we are now openly perceived by those in power as “insurrectionists,” and we must think that way. Love and care means compassion, but reasonable compassion. They needn’t know your thoughts on matters until they’ve entered a place of trustworthiness and proven themselves.
Finally, and this is key - it’s time to walk away from openly discussing politics on social media anywhere you might be identified. Their definitions of “hate speech” are going to get absurd and draconian. We have already seen them testing such on Twitter, YouTube, and Facebook. Presume the first amendment is dead, because it effectively is. Start removing old posts, comments, and even deleting accounts where possible.
Long term, this might even require a move away from Poal and other similar sites to something more decentralized, but I’m not sure what form that might take.
One more thing, I want to say that I believe in you guys and I appreciate what insights you’ve offered, both my new compatriots on Poal and my old ones on Voat. God bless you, and keep you in these trying times, and I pray for all of you that we overcome this present darkness.
America is dead. Long live the American Spirit.
There’s a saying in business - every problem is an opportunity if you have the right perspective, and the Democrats accelerating their timeline through dubious and patently, absurdly fraudulent means offers us an opportunity to both reflect on who Trump was as well as what we can do about things:
Let’s start with an assessment of Trump, himself. Devon Stack of BlackPilled put up a video on 1/7 where he spent a few moments outlining the inaction of Trump and his excuse making, and we can supplement that list. He didn’t drain the Swamp, didn’t prosecute the Clintons, didn’t build the Wall, gave ground on “hate speech” laws and 2A rights, let a jew, probably a Mossad agent, influence his policies, didn’t smash Antifa, didn’t lead on ending the lockdowns, didn’t make the tax cuts permanent.
He was too conscious of image in all the wrong ways, and in the end, his desire to “save face” accomplished nothing, even to the point that it would appear, as he’s winding down the last fortnight of his Presidency, he will not invoke his executive rights in defense of the people he claims to care about - not that it matters, because he will return to Mar A Lago or spend his retirement in a country with no extradition treaties if he feels sufficiently threatened. After reviewing his four years in sum, it becomes clear that he was no worthwhile ally in the fight for our future and our people.
On we go to the GOP, itself. Pence has shown himself a traitorous little skin tag, and there were few to no brave men in either house of Congress. The SCOTUS, supposedly 5-4, also showed its true colors by enshrining mass fraud and de facto installing a cheater and his puppet masters in the White House. This defeat also proves educational, giving us now incontrovertible evidence of who not to trust. Additionally, as the GOP handed the keys to the kingdom over to the Democrats, they accidentally have allowed the mask to slip, revealing to anybody paying attention that whatever happens for the next 730 days is brought to you courtesy of the party of Antifa, and its willing accomplices in the GOP.
This provides a golden opportunity to remind those around us that our misery is the fault of these despicable oligarchs, and to quietly sow seeds of unrest and discord among the increasingly disenfranchised, as well as a chance to plant the seeds that voting as a solution didn’t work in 2020, because, as Uncle Joe Stalin is purported to have said, “It’s not who votes, but who counts the votes.” It opens the door to discussing other options.
Now is the time to take stock of what’s important, both the physical and the ethereal. It’s time to draw together with our loved ones, and expand the net of those to whom we show love and care, not just because it’s the right thing to do, but because this won’t be won without allies.
This is not a call to throw caution to the wind and trust blindly As I said the other day, we are now openly perceived by those in power as “insurrectionists,” and we must think that way. Love and care means compassion, but reasonable compassion. They needn’t know your thoughts on matters until they’ve entered a place of trustworthiness and proven themselves.
Finally, and this is key - it’s time to walk away from openly discussing politics on social media anywhere you might be identified. Their definitions of “hate speech” are going to get absurd and draconian. We have already seen them testing such on Twitter, YouTube, and Facebook. Presume the first amendment is dead, because it effectively is. Start removing old posts, comments, and even deleting accounts where possible.
Long term, this might even require a move away from Poal and other similar sites to something more decentralized, but I’m not sure what form that might take.
One more thing, I want to say that I believe in you guys and I appreciate what insights you’ve offered, both my new compatriots on Poal and my old ones on Voat. God bless you, and keep you in these trying times, and I pray for all of you that we overcome this present darkness.
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