I seriously can't even talk to people I agree with about politics anymore.
Either Trump walks on fucking water or he's the literal embodiment of Satan.
I'm happy with 90%+ of the shit he's doing in his second term, but if I offer any criticism of the Messiah, normally rational people just lose their fucking minds.
And liberals have been completely insane for at least a decade now, so nothing new there.
I'm tired of this shit.
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PurestEvil on scored.co
2 months ago1 point(+0/-0/+1Score on mirror)1 child
Yes. People are driven in a frenzy about Trump and conservatives in general, because their neo-Marxist ideology is extremely radical, and they live in constant delusion about EVERYTHING. They believe Trump is a threat to their worthless lives, because apparently not grooming children into becoming faggots and/or trannies is like a genocide to their "kind." Which technically is, because that's how they "reproduce."
And the response from the right is to be similarly in frenzy, but on the other side. Which in itself isn't too bad and can be useful. It's the pendulum swinging back, and it's not just about people being ferociously rushing to aid Trump on the internet, but also about being more openly opposing the faggot agendas.
As long as Trump gives them what they want, there is no point in arguing that he will betray them on behalf of the jew. It's somewhat speculative, they refuse to notice the jew anyway, so it doesn't mean anything to them.
The time will come. And when he starts with the big betrayals, we'll be there with the "we told you so, and that's why, and that's how we knew." It's an ideal way to introduce the jewish problem.
Yup. in similar vain, here in Louisiana we had what we’re called blue dog Democrats back in the 80s, and 90s. Those people would be considered Nazis today by mOOdern Democrats. The bottom line is both major parties have shifted super far left.
And the response from the right is to be similarly in frenzy, but on the other side. Which in itself isn't too bad and can be useful. It's the pendulum swinging back, and it's not just about people being ferociously rushing to aid Trump on the internet, but also about being more openly opposing the faggot agendas.
As long as Trump gives them what they want, there is no point in arguing that he will betray them on behalf of the jew. It's somewhat speculative, they refuse to notice the jew anyway, so it doesn't mean anything to them.
The time will come. And when he starts with the big betrayals, we'll be there with the "we told you so, and that's why, and that's how we knew." It's an ideal way to introduce the jewish problem.