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Unknownsailor 13 points ago +13 / -0

Charlie Kirk has been dead more than long enough for infiltrators to get hired on. Erika Kirk was a horrendous choice to pick to lead the organization.

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Unknownsailor 4 points ago +4 / -0

If you watch some of the season 1 episodes of Stranger Things, what those kids did, how their houses looked, that was my childhood. I was exactly those kid's age, and can tell you all about recording songs from the radio, playing D&D, the TV shows of the time, all of it. We didn't know how good we had it at the time, but we were still pre-occupied by the issues of the day, like communism, the Soviet Union, and violent crime.

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Unknownsailor 5 points ago +5 / -0

Just like when McCain died, I hope he departed this earth screaming in pain. He deserved far more.

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Unknownsailor 9 points ago +9 / -0

complex media firestorm of “nuke Russia now”

No one but the media would fall for that.

Oh, and boomercons, of course, because they believe anything the idiot box tells them.

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Unknownsailor 8 points ago +8 / -0

Character visual design has been taken over by 24 year old art history majors from universities who all think putting aesthetically pleasing female forms in gaming is designing for the male gaze, and who are all personally ugly, and emotional wrecks.

Studios won't fire these people because they are REALLY LOUD on social media, and, their bosses are all graduates of the same woke universities themselves, and tacitly agree with them.

This is killing game studios, but so far, no one is willing to do anything about it, and therefore small indie ships and solo devs are basically taking over gaming from the bottom up.

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Unknownsailor 22 points ago +22 / -0

I think the real conspiracy being covered up here is the communications Tyler Robinson was having on Discord with fellow furries and tr00ns. You know the things those faggots talk about online, and how they act. I guarantee someone in that community knew this was going to happen and approved of it. Not all of those people are Americans, either, which I believe are the international loose ends Joe Kent was talking about in his interviews after he resigned.

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Unknownsailor 18 points ago +18 / -0

Welcome to what happens when you get old enough to see your pet issue become niche knowledge known only to a few.

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Unknownsailor 15 points ago +15 / -0

I have jumped around several browsers since Firefox fired Brendan Eich. At first I used PaleMoon, and I used that for years, but they eventually forked their code base too far from Firefox, and some of what I consider mandatory extensions no longer worked, so I replaced Pale Moon with Waterfox, and used that for a few years.

I was having major issues with YT and ads on WaterFox a few years ago, I think, and I tried Brave, and liked it enough to adopt it as my daily. With this, however, I may have to go back to WaterFox. We'll see.

I use LastPass and ABO, and consider them mandatory on any browser I use. I detest advertising, and don't want to see it, at all, anywhere, and I don't give a shit if Google depends on it for most of their revenue stream.

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Unknownsailor 5 points ago +5 / -0

Meanwhile scored.co still works. And blocks work there, too.

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Unknownsailor 12 points ago +12 / -0

It was a good plan, but Democrats shamed Republicans into disavowing it, because they are cowards who still, after 50 years, have not figured out how to handle the standard Progressive tactic of moral shaming.

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Unknownsailor 9 points ago +9 / -0

When pressed Trump disavowed the whole thing.

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Unknownsailor 6 points ago +6 / -0

Of course, judges don't get criminally convicted.

More and more Law Abiding Citizen is becoming the instruction manual on how to deal with rogue elements of the justice system.

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Unknownsailor 26 points ago +26 / -0

When you consider the supremacist dogma of Talmudic Judaism, of course they think better branding will solve their problem.

Like the 109 other times they were expelled, for over a thousand times, it is never what they did to those they lived with, it is always what the goyim did to them.

I say we throw all of them into Israel, build a fifty foot wall around them, and cut off all outside access. No flights, no ships, no cars, no internet, nothing.

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Unknownsailor 7 points ago +7 / -0

Antifa faggots don't have access to the security cameras that are in Metro train stations, so yea, security from Antifa.

If you have state level actors going after you D.C. is the last place you want to be. State level actors aren't doing that.

Yet.

I'm sure it will happen, eventually. Their arrest in Idaho was something along those lines, a rogue police force mass arresting them.

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Unknownsailor 18 points ago +18 / -0

We are starting to see why all ancient modern man societies were intensely patriarchal, that is the only model that survives.

Women do not have the mental capacity or emotional maturity to handle legal emancipation.

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Unknownsailor 17 points ago +17 / -0

It lets them obscure their POV, and keeps Antifa from fucking with them. The Metro goes out of D.C. in 4 different directions, North South East and West, so using it to get in and out of D.C. is pretty normal.

When I went to go do the tourist thing in D.C. in 2014, I stayed in Alexandria, Virginia, and rode the Metro in to D.C. for 10 days.

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Unknownsailor 3 points ago +3 / -0

They have a large Telegram channel, so if you wanted to get involved, you will have to go there.

They are banned off of pretty much all social media though. Probably why they fly under the radar like they do. I think they are on Gab, but that place doesn't have a big reach, and has been pretty firmly yeeted into obscure land.

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Unknownsailor 2 points ago +2 / -0

They have an age limit, and I am way over it.

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Unknownsailor 2 points ago +2 / -0

I have a varied and eclectic knowledge base which allows me to critically evaluate new information when I see it.

I almost never see new information from most people.

I have been arguing on the internet for almost 30 years. I have seen everything, and every logical fallacy. I dismiss the opinion of the morally righteous out of hand, because making me the villain so as to disqualify my argument is not an argument.

What I have decided is that Progressive policies always lose when exposed to rigorous and objective argument.

Always.

Therefore the debate over policy isn't really one of policy, but power. I want to deny them the ability to implement their policies, because their policies are Bad.™

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Unknownsailor 39 points ago +39 / -0

Things boomers had when they were coming out of high school; and entering college or the workforce:

  1. A 80+% White nation

  2. Tiny government deficit with a nominally gold backed currency, and government regulations had not imposed a gigantic regulatory burden on industries yet

  3. Women were not in the professional work force

  4. No migrant invasion putting upward price pressure on housing prices, and no migrants putting downward price pressure on manual labor wages.

  5. US colleges and universities still had entrance exams that selected for intelligence - even after Duke vs Griggs Power this continued for a while, until the early 90s. The smart could still get a college education that meant something, and a college degree was still a valid substitute for the intelligence tests that Griggs largely did away with.

Most boomers still mentally think that all of these conditions exist, even after 50 years. All of them have radically changed since the late 1970s, all of them for the worse. Women entering the work force froze wage growth for decades. Migrant invasion drove the White blue collar working man out of manual labor, and essentially destroyed the Black working class, and their ever increasing numbers drove house prices through the roof. Universities have devalued their degrees due to massive pressure to admit more and more people to such an extent that now a bachelors is about the same place as a high school diploma was in the 1970s.

Boomers were too self absorbed with their own lives to oppose any of this. In some cases, they supported it (college degrees for everyone!)

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Unknownsailor 4 points ago +4 / -0

During my 4 year squadron tour most of the time the weekend was off at home. Duty section exempted, of course.

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Unknownsailor 16 points ago +16 / -0

The masks and general anonymity is proper OP Sec considering the what the Unite the Right, Jan 6 Protestors and militia members in general had to go through for just showing up

This is the most infuriating part of this whole PF fedjacking thing. Huge swathes of the right have not only failed to learn the lessons of prior protesting efforts, they seem hostile to learning any lessons at all from from prior protesting efforts. If I could bottle "real patriots don't wear masks" I'd be a billionaire by now.

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