NHsorter wrote:I just can't stop laughing at all these media jokers. What a bunch of dishonest shills. Just say it!!!.... The hag lost because she is a bought off lying dirty scumbag and everyone knows it. Holy crap. They are all just going down with the ship. The are all... "America is racist! I can't believe they voted for Hitler"
Canada's gov immigration website crashed! Hahaha, leave losers! Leave!!
Rosco wrote::D One very happy Camper.
I think that he will be far more inclusive than I thought Possible
Silverholic wrote:Thogey wrote:It's a bet, 10 oz generics.
Thanks, gives me something to root for like betting on the Super Bowl when you don't care for either teams.
daviscfad wrote:Kkk is said to hold some rally in nc, Trump should seriously put these morons to bed.. noone i know wants supression of any kind of people.. kkk is a disgrace, and i am not impressed how they try to use scripture to back there plans up.. if God really cared what skin color you married, dont you think it would have been a problem with moses marrying an ethiopian woman? I mean these people have to be crazy if they think Jesus was white.. Fred Sanford said, you cant possibly walk around the desert for 30 years and be white
Thogey wrote:Anyone hitting a Trump protest?
Reminds me of how the white man hit the streets after Obama.
These people have been told for so long that Trump wants to burn up minorities by the MSM, even the klansmen believe it.
The guy is not a racist, can we PLEASE stop with the race stuff!
Treetop wrote:<snip> Its been a slow process but these are the shock troops. OBviously I could have read to much into it, but big money is behind those same globalist drives and many of the sites these types hang out on. Maybe they give up in a few weeks and go home, or maybe they try to stop society in its tracks to get their way. I expect the latter.
bluejuice915 wrote:There was a time when the powers that be (of the government, not this wonderful forum) had us under the illusion of democracy. We were totally fooled into believing we mattered, had influence, and were in the best interests of the government.
Now that Trump is the President-Elect, that illusion should be permanently shattered. I am not sure whether or not this is a good thing.
68Camaro wrote:bluejuice915 wrote:There was a time when the powers that be (of the government, not this wonderful forum) had us under the illusion of democracy. We were totally fooled into believing we mattered, had influence, and were in the best interests of the government.
Now that Trump is the President-Elect, that illusion should be permanently shattered. I am not sure whether or not this is a good thing.
Trump's election, versus that of another candidate, has changed this illusion and demonstrated no voter influence? You'll have to explain. I realize that the blindered, politically correct worlds of both the millennial social media and the mainstream media were completely caught off guard. But the vote (regardless of Trump and what what he actually does as a President) would far better be regarded as a second American Revolution, where the voters completely altered the plans of the greater powers that be. While we can't yet say whether it was for better or worse, it's difficult to imagine a greater illustration of independent voter influence.
knibloe wrote:68Camaro wrote:bluejuice915 wrote:There was a time when the powers that be (of the government, not this wonderful forum) had us under the illusion of democracy. We were totally fooled into believing we mattered, had influence, and were in the best interests of the government.
Now that Trump is the President-Elect, that illusion should be permanently shattered. I am not sure whether or not this is a good thing.
Trump's election, versus that of another candidate, has changed this illusion and demonstrated no voter influence? You'll have to explain. I realize that the blindered, politically correct worlds of both the millennial social media and the mainstream media were completely caught off guard. But the vote (regardless of Trump and what what he actually does as a President) would far better be regarded as a second American Revolution, where the voters completely altered the plans of the greater powers that be. While we can't yet say whether it was for better or worse, it's difficult to imagine a greater illustration of independent voter influence.
Agree, the vote does show that we still have some power.
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