Message from @Deleted User 57835c2c

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2017-08-26 22:40:10 UTC  

so the question is, why are those two things done?

2017-08-26 22:40:14 UTC  

libs don't play fair

2017-08-26 22:40:32 UTC  

the answer is that if they don't, libs target individuals who do not

2017-08-26 22:40:34 UTC  

they hire very selectively based on word of mouth and signaling

2017-08-26 22:40:38 UTC  

yes

2017-08-26 22:40:44 UTC  

libs are the worst of jews and shariah law put together

2017-08-26 22:41:00 UTC  

but what underlies it is organisation

2017-08-26 22:41:01 UTC  

but that still doesn't capture the system in place or give a picture how rightists could take it for themselves

2017-08-26 22:41:14 UTC  

which the political right generally objects to

2017-08-26 22:41:19 UTC  

so there is a system... the system is to create money

2017-08-26 22:41:23 UTC  

except for the GOP cocksuckers

2017-08-26 22:41:31 UTC  

the foundation of america is not the family, it's the corporation

2017-08-26 22:41:36 UTC  

that should be obvious by now

2017-08-26 22:41:47 UTC  

and the corporation must make money, either by sales or by subsidy

2017-08-26 22:41:51 UTC  

anything that fails to do this, dies

2017-08-26 22:42:31 UTC  

so what we have is, if a corporation is not sufficiently lib enough, masses of libs pressure the company to become more lib and oust whoever made it not lib enough

2017-08-26 22:42:50 UTC  

the second thing is they have a vested interest in advertising to "everyone" because anything less is turning away customers and leaving money on the table

2017-08-26 22:42:54 UTC  

aka competitive failure

2017-08-26 22:43:34 UTC  

theory: if rightists ran all the companies and utilities and law offices etc. in a town, they could be insular and keep libs out

2017-08-26 22:43:46 UTC  

then you could have a non shitlib city

2017-08-26 22:43:56 UTC  

so... that raises a few questions

2017-08-26 22:44:35 UTC  

the most obvious is, wait a minute, if that happened at the municipal level, where a hypothetical infrastructure/economic/judicial takeover by altright people occurred, would there be some kind of retaliation against said city at a higher level?

2017-08-26 22:44:48 UTC  

like would the state, feds etc. put the brakes on it somehow?

2017-08-26 22:45:15 UTC  

potentially

2017-08-26 22:45:35 UTC  

that's what happened with AZ and that controversial immigration bill

2017-08-26 22:45:42 UTC  

what liberals seem to do is selectively occupy decision making roles and use their power to liberalize everything below them

2017-08-26 22:45:49 UTC  

and it's what Trump is doing now to sanctuary cities

2017-08-26 22:45:55 UTC  

I see

2017-08-26 22:46:08 UTC  

withhold federal funding to state programs

2017-08-26 22:46:20 UTC  

and other more specific punishments

2017-08-26 22:47:13 UTC  

so clearly a mixture of guerilla political tactics and top down fiat is used by the left to maintain hegemony

2017-08-26 22:47:15 UTC  

from a legislative view, feds can also preempt state law

2017-08-26 22:47:21 UTC  

by passing their own laws

2017-08-26 22:47:28 UTC  

since federal supersedes state

2017-08-26 22:47:45 UTC  

yes

2017-08-26 22:48:01 UTC  

so therefore an ultra right wing USC is critical

2017-08-26 22:48:19 UTC  

this has been exacerbated by the acccumulation of federal power through the commerce clause

2017-08-26 22:48:34 UTC  

right

2017-08-26 22:48:56 UTC  

yes a right wing supreme court is necessary

2017-08-26 22:49:38 UTC  

the way I see it there is plenty of street populism stuff going and there are good guys stirring it up

2017-08-26 22:49:57 UTC  

so what needs to happen now is some altright types need to occupy the positions of authority that are cockblocking their work