WendyDarling wrote:It's a daunting idea to try to assemble a Washington DC in support of Trump rally, which could be held in all nation's capitols worldwide. The sooner it materializes the better off Trump will be as the corrupt Congress and media conspire to eliminate him from power. Congress needs to be bitch slapped by Trump's supporters as they take over Washington DC and all the state capitols across the USA. Yes, the liberals and are playing with a quiet flickering fire that could burn them beyond recognition and they have no idea how large this inferno could become.
It's time to help Donald drain the swamp.
Peter Kropotkin wrote:WendyDarling wrote:It's a daunting idea to try to assemble a Washington DC in support of Trump rally, which could be held in all nation's capitols worldwide. The sooner it materializes the better off Trump will be as the corrupt Congress and media conspire to eliminate him from power. Congress needs to be bitch slapped by Trump's supporters as they take over Washington DC and all the state capitols across the USA. Yes, the liberals and are playing with a quiet flickering fire that could burn them beyond recognition and they have no idea how large this inferno could become.
It's time to help Donald drain the swamp.
K: direct quote from 45... " I love the uneducated"
it must feel nice for you to belong to this group...
Kropotkin
Mr Reasonable wrote:Is this for real?
Otto_West wrote:Peter Kropotkin wrote:WendyDarling wrote:It's a daunting idea to try to assemble a Washington DC in support of Trump rally, which could be held in all nation's capitols worldwide. The sooner it materializes the better off Trump will be as the corrupt Congress and media conspire to eliminate him from power. Congress needs to be bitch slapped by Trump's supporters as they take over Washington DC and all the state capitols across the USA. Yes, the liberals and are playing with a quiet flickering fire that could burn them beyond recognition and they have no idea how large this inferno could become.
It's time to help Donald drain the swamp.
K: direct quote from 45... " I love the uneducated"
it must feel nice for you to belong to this group...
O: Guess that includes you at a grocery store in occupation.
Otto_West wrote:Peter, paper or plastic? I always go with plastic grocery bags myself.
Kathrina wrote:Otto_West wrote:Peter, paper or plastic? I always go with plastic grocery bags myself.
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Nice avatar you have. Is it a Max Stirner avatar?
Arminius wrote:Otto_West wrote:Xunzian wrote:Let's not get grandiose.
This is just another battle in a war that's been going on for a long time.
I have enough Leninist sympathies that I'm accepting of accelerationist ideas. I'm also a bit old and out of shape to go out again and start bashing the fash.
The Onion does it best: http://www.clickhole.com/blogpost/my-re ... viole-6489
Let's let this zit pop. But let's not pretend it's going to be some civil war.
The Lenin statue in Seattle is going to come down, just watch.
This statue has outlasted the cold war. The USSR and the USA were allies. Probably they remained allies till the day when the USA became the USSR.
Kathrina wrote:Otto_West wrote:Peter, paper or plastic? I always go with plastic grocery bags myself.
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Nice avatar you have. Is it a Max Stirner avatar?
Arminius wrote:Kathrina wrote:Otto_West wrote:Peter, paper or plastic? I always go with plastic grocery bags myself.
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Nice avatar you have. Is it a Max Stirner avatar?
Yes, it is.
@ Otto West.
Shouldn't the following plastic statue be changed (rebuilt) into a paper statue?
Otto_West wrote:Hmm, I thought that statue was cast iron or something.
Otto_West wrote:Either way it signifies bigotry and needs to be removed. I'm sure all the openly communist city council people in Seattle would be thrown into a tizzy over its removal. We should create a thread of openly hostile leftist statues in the United States that needs to be removed. Fair is only fair, right?
Source. viewtopic.php?f=33&t=192210&p=2671040#p2671168 .Arminius wrote:There are examples in history and also in the present that show people who hate their country (really or not really - this is often not clear). So it is possible. And everything that is possible can become real.
Source: viewtopic.php?f=3&t=192622&p=2671669#p2671669 .Arminius wrote:Do some (and if yes: how many) of the U.S. citizens hate their country, for example because of the unjustice in the world? Many haters of this kind argue in this way, I think, but I do not know for sure, and that is the reason why I want to ask an U.S. citizen, for example you (or are you not an U.S. citizen?).
Source: viewtopic.php?f=3&t=192622&p=2671724#p2671724 .Arminius wrote:The question remains: Do some (and if yes: how many) of the U.S. citizens hate their country, for example because of the unjustice in the world?
My assumption is: yes; but I don't know the percentage. All European countries and the countries with people of European origin have such haters.
Source: viewtopic.php?f=3&t=192622&p=2671724#p2671698 .Meno_ wrote:I am both, US and Hungarian citizen. Your question, is complex, and needs a lot of thought to give it justice, in a concise form. But shall get back on it.
Meno_ wrote:Arminius:
Of course I am not a spy, but I might as well admit an allusion to ' The Spy in the House of Love ' by Anais Nin, as an example of how words can be twisted to mean other things.
I am trying to refer to the dilemma on the Charleston spech, as to how difficult it is to be in the middle, whereby the effect is either magnified, or diminished, according to whose impression one tries to rely on. That said, the speech touched on an important mainline dilemma facing the whole world, of seeking some view on whether to align to globalism or regional nationalism.
Meno_ wrote:Divided, one gets the sense of being a spy in the opposite camp.
Arminius wrote:Meno_ wrote:Arminius:
Of course I am not a spy, but I might as well admit an allusion to ' The Spy in the House of Love ' by Anais Nin, as an example of how words can be
twisted to mean other things.
I am trying to refer to the dilemma on the Charleston
, as to how difficult it is to be in the middle, whereby the effect is either magnified, or diminished,
Paccording to whose impression one tries to rely on. That said, the speech touched on an important
mainline dilemma facing the whole world, of seeking
some view on whether to align to globalism or regional nationalism.
In former times, there were the dualism of nations
and regions, later the dualism of nationalism and
regionalism, then the dualism of internationalism and nationalism, then the dualism of globalism and regionalism
that has become what it has always tended to: the dualism of globalism and nationalism. So the last dualism is the current one.
The goal of globalism is the destroying all nations, thus also all cores of the nations (
families for example, especially because of the
tradition, genealogy, history etc. - everything that constitutes a nation). "Antifa" and other extremely violent organizations are of course paid by the globalists
(glozis).Meno_ wrote:Divided, one gets the sense of being
a spy in the opposite camp.
You are diviced? "Divided" is not the correct word, I think, because you are not really devided. You are
privileged because of your dual citizenship, which still
means a dual nationality. If you were divided, you would have decided for only one citizenship (nationality).
Meno_ wrote:That having been said, the goal being the destruction of nationhood will cause the destruction of personal identities, if nationhood is a major criteria of that.
Meno_ wrote:Arminius wrote:Meno_ wrote:Arminius:
Of course I am not a spy, but I might as well admit an allusion to ' The Spy in the House of Love ' by Anais Nin, as an example of how words can be
twisted to mean other things.
I am trying to refer to the dilemma on the Charleston
, as to how difficult it is to be in the middle, whereby the effect is either magnified, or diminished,
Paccording to whose impression one tries to rely on. That said, the speech touched on an important
mainline dilemma facing the whole world, of seeking
some view on whether to align to globalism or regional nationalism.
In former times, there were the dualism of nations
and regions, later the dualism of nationalism and
regionalism, then the dualism of internationalism and nationalism, then the dualism of globalism and regionalism
that has become what it has always tended to: the dualism of globalism and nationalism. So the last dualism is the current one.
The goal of globalism is the destroying all nations, thus also all cores of the nations (
families for example, especially because of the
tradition, genealogy, history etc. - everything that constitutes a nation). "Antifa" and other extremely violent organizations are of course paid by the globalists
(glozis).Meno_ wrote:Divided, one gets the sense of being
a spy in the opposite camp.
You are diviced? "Divided" is not the correct word, I think, because you are not really devided. You are
privileged because of your dual citizenship, which still
means a dual nationality. If you were divided, you would have decided for only one citizenship (nationality).
I got You. Until there is no choice, one cannot choose.
At that point of not choosing, one has to be chosen.
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