Fixed Cross wrote:Yes, Ive been predicting all this (without the idiotic left wing propaganda) since 2011.
No one listened.
Fixed Cross wrote:You can be a dishonest piece of cuntfungus all you want but I have in fact been predicting this since 2011.
I know you are a scumbag for whom no lie is too low though.
And it is your hypocritical type that caused all this.
So - for me its just, sit back and watch the goddamn idiot-show you leftists have been preparing for yourselves.
Fixed Cross wrote:Just kidding of course, Ive got nothing planned.
I did, but the project fell in disarray due to laws James S Saint had already seen in the beginning.
So - I guess we're going to shit. Or is there an f missing there.
MagsJ wrote:-
Plot twist!
George Floyd.. a porn-star from East Texas, and Officer Chauvin, were co-workers at a restaurant for 17 years as bouncers on the door.
iambiguous wrote:Fixed Cross wrote:Just kidding of course, Ive got nothing planned.
I did, but the project fell in disarray due to laws James S Saint had already seen in the beginning.
So - I guess we're going to shit. Or is there an f missing there.
Now this sounds like something I'd expect from the stars.
Meno_ wrote:Civil rights groups and some community leaders have condemned LA officials for adopting strict curfews and deploying armed National Guard officers, with the ACLU of Southern California saying “these measures give police too much discretion over whom to arrest and will lead to selective and biased enforcement and risk harassment of people who are unhoused”.
“Combined with the aggressive show of military force ... these approaches repeat the very problems at the root of the protests,” the ACLU said.
iambiguous wrote:Meno_ wrote:Civil rights groups and some community leaders have condemned LA officials for adopting strict curfews and deploying armed National Guard officers, with the ACLU of Southern California saying “these measures give police too much discretion over whom to arrest and will lead to selective and biased enforcement and risk harassment of people who are unhoused”.
“Combined with the aggressive show of military force ... these approaches repeat the very problems at the root of the protests,” the ACLU said.
Civil liberties?
Tell that to the knee-jerk objectivists here. Left or right, it is ever and always about seeing the world only as they do.
In fact, that's why some react to me with such disparagement and scorn. It's not what they believe that I am going after, but the manner in which the "psychology of objectivism" itself permeates their fierce attachment to the "real me". Along with the scathing conviction that you are either "one of us" or the scum of the earth.
The whole point is to anchor "I" to a moral or political or religious font. An ideological bedrock from which to split the world in two.
What this actually is, however, pales next to the fact that, in being convinced you are one of the righteous few who really do get what's going on in the world, that in and of itself provides you with the comfort and consolation you need to deal with all the shit that comes with just being a human being in what can often be a turbulent world.
On the other hand, the "show me the money" nihilists behind the curtains are almost certainly far more dangerous. If only because around the globe they are the ones that wield actual power. All most of us have here are our posts.
Meno_ wrote:iambiguous wrote:Meno_ wrote:Civil rights groups and some community leaders have condemned LA officials for adopting strict curfews and deploying armed National Guard officers, with the ACLU of Southern California saying “these measures give police too much discretion over whom to arrest and will lead to selective and biased enforcement and risk harassment of people who are unhoused”.
“Combined with the aggressive show of military force ... these approaches repeat the very problems at the root of the protests,” the ACLU said.
Civil liberties?
Tell that to the knee-jerk objectivists here. Left or right, it is ever and always about seeing the world only as they do.
In fact, that's why some react to me with such disparagement and scorn. It's not what they believe that I am going after, but the manner in which the "psychology of objectivism" itself permeates their fierce attachment to the "real me". Along with the scathing conviction that you are either "one of us" or the scum of the earth.
The whole point is to anchor "I" to a moral or political or religious font. An ideological bedrock from which to split the world in two.
What this actually is, however, pales next to the fact that, in being convinced you are one of the righteous few who really do get what's going on in the world, that in and of itself provides you with the comfort and consolation you need to deal with all the shit that comes with just being a human being in what can often be a turbulent world.
On the other hand, the "show me the money" nihilists behind the curtains are almost certainly far more dangerous. If only because around the globe they are the ones that wield actual power. All most of us have here are our posts.
And that is precisely the paradigmn with today's political norms.
While this neo fascist descent appears dangerous, it has been defanged, like the cure to the pandemic consisting of injected sanitised viruses.
With everyone knowing that the conflated grey is an impossibly high bar from which to dive, and metaphores bar a neat form, yet it has to be done.
That is why only drugs and drink can alleviate the impermeable and shameful disappointment, looking like fear.
The fear is the untested depth, upon landing. Everyone on board with the program. Divide and conquer is one of those fossil-like metaphors.
I don't think the elite has a part or side of the spectrum. Bush was there for 9/11 and the lost trillions.Gloominary wrote:
All part of the liberal elite's scorched earth strategy they've been carrying out for the last 3-4 years.
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