Message from @Blackhawk342
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Its no longer north vs south
But coasts vs inland
the inland will riiiise agiiin
problem with UKIP is they split off votes from torys... all you end up with is a labour gov
followed shortly by communism and death
in parliament the tory chancellor threw Mao's book at the labour chancellor .. kinda funny
I was thinking about him having to go to a book store and actually buying that book just for that
If this hypothetical civil war were a traditional military confrontation then yeah, the right would probably win. Even putting aside the people involved just the terrain held by each at the onset is enough to swing it in the right's favor. The lefties would be besieged in a few cities, cut off from food and water supplies.
BUT it's not going to be a traditional military confrontation.
It'll look more like cartel violence, at least at the beginning. Assassinations, bombings, arson, etc.
All with a coordinated media campaign.
It's not so easy to pick winners and losers under such conditions.
The right-wingers have a fuckload of guns and ammo but they won't have targets or the will to employ them.
I sometimes hang out on gun forums and they're just as delusional as the lefties.
@Timcast ive listened through all of @Starscream92 (ChefLeopard) video and it sounds very important to me. its basicly a story about fake news that never got any attention. its about a "journalist" who got into various bernie sanders support facebook groups during the election who collected information on the people inside it then once bernie lost the primarys this "journalist" went to various news outlets spreading a story that these people were russian bots. then when the people there tried to get the story corrected it never got contact with the news companys that ran the story and they have faced backlash both politically and personally for it
Sargon is right though, that is more or less what politics is about. Developing narratives to maintain support and getting away with lying
That's why I like Trump. He's not a politician.
Well one reason anyways.
Trump has his narrative and is using it to maintain public support
He doesn't try to hind behind fake words like most politicians though. He says what he thinks.
Most of the "lies" he has been caught in are partial truths, so anyone critiszing him is forced to acknowledge the underlying truth. If they dont point it out or at least nod in its direction then trumps supporters have a built in rebuttal.
Many people would agree with you, they've grown discontent with both sides of the staus quo. To them trump represents a break from the stale political dialogue and a chance to see actual govenrment action to solve issues.
@Arch-Fiend if you need anymore information about this, don't hesitate to contact me or @Canucklehead
If true. Ugh
These are the same pro net neutrality companies
Proves that they aren't in it for "the people"
It's almost as if two different things are not the same thing...
Almost, almost as if
Holding an opinion on one subject does not necessarily indicate your opinion on a different subject
Almost, almost, almost as if
Just because someone is pro-net neutrality, that does not mean they're automatically pro-privacy, or pro-consumer's rights in matters not related to said net neutrality.
Strange, isn't it?
Or. Perhaps. Regardless of the issue companies (rightly so) only have their own interests in mind and people need to. Stop thinking otherwise.
I was promised daily videos from Tim, I am dissapoint. 😄
The left is making it too easy
I wonder what the opposite video would be
Probably just a bunch of Trump.. I can't think of any other GOP leaders/personalities that have done anything that would be equivalent, although I could be mistaken
Oi , you got a loiscense for them words?