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THREAD: Hillary says people that spread propaganda and "misinformation" should be prosecuted

CLIP from SYSTEM UPDATE #348: Hillary & Dems Fear LOSING TOTAL CONTROL Online https://rumble.com/v5hxs9h-hillary-and-dems-fear-losing-total-control-online.html {Glenn Greenwald | 08 October 2024} v5fomw5

https://x.com/BillyM2k/status/1843286147319119998 to: https://x.com/BillyM2k/status/1843286179950793031 {Shibetoshi Nakamoto @BillyM2k | 07 October 2024} the 9 worst logos ever made - a thread: #1 #2

(I know this post is blatantly redundant after CCT's post, but I nevertheless feel strangely compelled to post it anyway.)

Why would they buy AKs when they get M4's for free

To put it differently, I think people tend to put a lot of misplaced blame onto central planning. I don't think the problem is central planning per se, but rather central planning of enslaved populations. Clearly the problem there is the "enslavement", and not the "planning". There isn't anything wrong with "planning", whether it's "central" or otherwise. If part of that planning, is hey, maybe we shouldn't buy cheap disposable shit from China and instead invest into our own infrastructure so we can build better products at a similar price, then maybe that's a good thing.

To go off on somewhat of a tangent - One thing I would note is that "central planning" is not necessarily bad. The free market is almost entirely reliant on central planning - the central planning done by CEO's, executives, and even the central planning done by your local family owned restaurant. (It's owned by the "family" but the patriarch is usually making the decisions) There in fact cannot be much "planning" at all, without it being "central". To oppose "central planning" as an universal evil, is to oppose "planning" in general. Because nearly all "planning" is "centralized" to some degree or another. So when people oppose "central planning", what they are really opposing, (or should be), is either 1) too much central planning, and/or 2) bad forms of central planning. What we have in this country right now is certainly both "too much" and "bad form". And by "bad form", I mean a statist government that is enslaving your participation by rejecting your right to secede and thus has no right to be planning anything.

You posed the following: You couldn’t get more vague than that, which was nonsense from the get go. Based on what data/source? Based on what crime? J-walking? Speeding? Murder? Chewing bubble-gum at a private event which posted a sign no chewing bubble-gum? It has been said that the average American commits 3 felonies per day, so I really don’t know what you’re getting at unless you provide more parameters and or data/source of which you are eluding.

The ridiculousness goes both ways. It's not reasonable to expect a neighborhood or a family to have its own microchip factories. But at the same time it's not exactly reasonable to have huge couches and other shit built & shipped from 6,000 miles away. It's not a sustainable practice.

In other words, bring up real reasons to not want 20,000 Haitian bio-weapons dropped in your town, so I can call you a racist and have those reasons dismissed and disregarded. These visceral reasons, like the idea that the bio-weapons will skin and eat your pet cat in the front yard, are too hard to counter because we can't prove them.

I'm not confused at all. I have simply pointed out that even if a trade is "equitable" with "both sides benefiting", it does not mean that the trade is "good" for both parties. When I originally said that its too early to tell if free trade is "good" for the economy, you responded by saying trades are fair and equitable. I responded by pointing out that just because a trade is "fair" and "equitable", does not make it "good" for both parties. This is a demonstrably true statement, and not at all a "strawman". A trade can be "equitable" and "benefiting" while simultaneous being extremely irresponsible. The terms are not mutually exclusive. Language has historically been one of the main barriers between political integration. When the entire world is speaking the same language, that's one less barrier to one a world government. Language has also historically been one of the key ways that independent cultures have been preserved. Language served as a "barrier to entry" that prevented people from entering into a culture and diluting it with their foreign influences. With that barrier gone, cultures are gonna be a lot harder to preserve.

Undocumented Immigrant Offending Rate Lower Than U.S.-Born Citizen Rate Analysis of Texas arrest records indicates a consistent trend across violent, drug, property, and traffic offenses between 2012 and 2018. National Institute of Justice September 12, 2024 An NIJ-funded study examining data from the Texas Department of Public Safety estimated the rate at which undocumented immigrants are arrested for committing crimes. The study found that undocumented immigrants are arrested at less than half the rate of native-born U.S. citizens for violent and drug crimes and a quarter the rate of native-born citizens for property crimes.

Blowback? They don't want either "party" in? Another psyop to "turn out the vote"? A cry for more police-state and Domestic TSA? WASHINGTON (AP) — The FBI has arrested an Afghan man who officials say was inspired by the Islamic State militant organization and was plotting an Election Day attack targeting large crowds in the U.S., the Justice Department said Tuesday. Nasir Ahmad Tawhedi, 27, of Oklahoma City told investigators after his arrest Monday that he had planned his attack to coincide with Election Day next month and that he and a co-conspirator expected to die as martyrs, according to charging documents. Tawhedi, who arrived in the U.S. in September 2021, had taken steps in recent weeks to advance his attack plans, including by ordering AK-47 rifles, liquidating his family’s assets and buying one-way tickets for his wife and child to travel home to Afghanistan, officials said.

Lips that touch liquor will never touch theirs? I find their terms acceptable. Don’t think I’d care to even be in the same room with any of those sour looking shrews let alone kiss any of them. Ugh

See, this is exactly the kind of dumb government shit that goes on when the people do not take charge of their own well being. This is a legitimate effort being taken on by our own people right here, and going directly to those in need. Chip in whatever you can. https://x.com/M_C_Masters/status/1843657230786408639 1843657230786408639

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Just donated $50!* (*ok not really. don't be an asshole like me. donate!!)

Right on!!! A little more on the way. Don’t let us down, RPF! Any little bit helps. Encourage the others.

Trump Wants To "Beat China" By Taxing Americans? By Chris Rossini 1/19/2016 Today's Liberty Report focused on free trade vs. protectionism and how the latter has historically been a segue into war. Ron Paul and Daniel McAdams also discussed the heroic Richard Cobden and the political movement called the Anti-Corn Law League that was formed in 1838. See here for more on Cobden. It's very easy to look at foreign trade on a superficial level. Those big American corporations go to China to exploit cheap labor, thus destroying "our jobs". That's about as far as most people are willing to contemplate the situation. Sadly that's a very naive perspective to hold.

Perhaps a spy camera on every street corner or home is needed, from what I could see it could be a chicken for all I know. There used to a time when "Republicans" were all about "it's my property mind your own f&cking business". Now we have folks on the RPF wanting to know if cops were called.

https://youtu.be/2DXugVuCdAw http://www.ronpaulforums.com/showthread.php?553930-America-Makes-Aircraft-Carriers-China-Makes-Money

Trump Wants To "Beat China" By Taxing Americans? By Chris Rossini 1/19/2016 Today's Liberty Report focused on free trade vs. protectionism and how the latter has historically been a segue into war. Ron Paul and Daniel McAdams also discussed the heroic Richard Cobden and the political movement called the Anti-Corn Law League that was formed in 1838. See here for more on Cobden. It's very easy to look at foreign trade on a superficial level. Those big American corporations go to China to exploit cheap labor, thus destroying "our jobs". That's about as far as most people are willing to contemplate the situation. Sadly that's a very naive perspective to hold.

And yes, I would agree, up to this point: those that are infected with the Small Hat Club's mind virus will end up like that, more than likely. The first job in lifting those people up, is to re-affirm their value as human beings. And not just any old run of the mill human beings, but exceptional human beings, part of long and amazing history of achievement and worth. That's my job now, to teach them that and instruct them in that, as much as I can do as one insignificant man anyways.

Yes, they are, but thankfully for them, most of the black communities in NC were spared the heaviest of rain, flooding and mudslides It's just a mind exercise, which would you think would be the best option for survival and coming out the other end unscathed?

lol I guess it would come down to does he support Israel and would be willing to bomb Iran to smithereens.

If anybody can create new agencies and Nationalize what should be local and get buy-in from republicans, it's Trump. :up: :)