At what point does it become painful enough for brainwashed normies to see what is going on?
$7 a gallon gas? $5 loaves of bread? 20k for a poor quality used shit-box car? What about all the stores closed because of the riot apes? What about single housing zoning laws abolished so they can build apartment buildings of niggers and rapeugees next door?
I really don't see where the breaking point is. These idiots are so insane.
At what point does it become painful enough for brainwashed normies to see what is going on?
Excellent question I don't have an answer for.
$7 a gallon gas? $5 loaves of bread? 20k for a poor quality used shit-box car? What about all the stores closed because of the riot apes? What about single housing zoning laws abolished so they can build apartment buildings of niggers and rapeugees next door?
The future promises vaccine passports and checkpoints at state borders, that might be enough right there. Then again, I agree with your next line so maybe not....
I really don't see where the breaking point is. These idiots are so insane.
Pretty much....
They made such a talking point of "across state lines" during the Rittenhouse trial; it does make me wonder if that was a preamble to something coming.
Don't think it relates to the Kyle case though, that was just lefties grasping at straws with a false claim that Kyle broke guns laws. Literally nothing they stated in that regard was true.....
Many people who live near a state border cross it regularly and freely so checkpoints at the state borders will cause massive problems and that I do believe will get some serious pushback. Fingers crossed they do it!
The last time this happened, when Katrina drove prices above $4 here in the midwest, it started to hurt. Larger SUVs and trucks started showing up cheap, and small cars couldn't be touched for any amount of money.
I suspect as it approaches $4-5 a gallon it's going to start being noticed, even though they may not understand why. The rest of the stuff won't be noticed until it starts hurting people directly in the wallet.
I am fine with higher gas prices...less broke-ass niggers on the road
when Katrina drove prices above $4 here in the midwest
Had a supercharged Buick Rivera at the time. $75 bucks a tank. Had to do that weekly. Shit hurt cause I didn't have a lot of money back then. Eventual I traded it in for shitbox cobalt 5 speed, that thing got like 45 mpg.
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