Hopefully.
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Hopefully.
The Golden Age begins on July 4, 2026.
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Sounds like it came straight from the manifesto of yesterday's deranged Trump assassin...
"I would still go through most everyone here to get to the targets if it were absolutely necessary (on the basis that most people chose to attend a speech by a pedophile, rapist, and traitor, and are thus complicit) but I really hope it doesn't come to that."
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Cole Allen manifesto: Shooting suspect’s anti-Trump message detailed
Cole Allen sent his manifesto to his family minutes before he attempted to enter the White House Correspondents' dinner.www.newsweek.com
Sounds like most of the dembot posters hereThe MS NOW (MSNBC) script.
I don't agree on most of those things, sorry.We need to realize that we agree on far more than we disagree on
For instance the vast validity think sensible gun laws are needed
That we need to fix the broken immigration system
That we need to ween ourselves off oil and into renewable
That Climate Change is real and needs to be addressed
That the EPSTEIN FILES need to be released. All of them
That this WAR is stupid and needs to stop
Extremists will claim differently but
He reminds me of Eric Harris the Columbine shooter. Multiple disorders of the personality and the unibomber Ted Kacinski had a manifesto. Harris had extensive writings too. All examples of antisocial personalitySounds like the above came straight from the manifesto of yesterday's deranged Trump assassin...
"I would still go through most everyone here to get to the targets if it were absolutely necessary (on the basis that most people chose to attend a speech by a pedophile, rapist, and traitor, and are thus complicit) but I really hope it doesn't come to that."
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Cole Allen manifesto: Shooting suspect’s anti-Trump message detailed
Cole Allen sent his manifesto to his family minutes before he attempted to enter the White House Correspondents' dinner.www.newsweek.com
And voluntarily. That's where we went off the rails. We've given up on trying to persuade others, and instead just seek to bully them with laws.I'll try to remain hopeful that the flock is somehow inspired to redirect its passion in another direction. Not away from the general policy positions it holds, but towards a more intelligent, mature, realistic way of addressing them. I think that's the country's best hope.
Right now, all it's doing is playing into the hands of its political opponents. Back & forth, back & forth. At some point, we have to move back toward serious collaboration, before it's too late. Instead of "beating" the "enemy", create something NEW collaboratively.
Much of the division currently is artificial - a by-product of an outdated election system that pushes us into opposing "sides". People will always have differing opinions, but the hyper-loyal partisan nonsense is completely unnecessary and utterly corrosive to civil society.At no point in our history has humanity ever been "united". As humans, we all live in our own individual realities shaped by our own individual upbringings. The present day divisions you see today are the result of the divisions of previous decades, and so on, so forth. I don't think this will ever change. Instead of pursuing idealistic, unrealistic goals, we should focus on what we can individually make a difference with.
It goes far deeper than that. Our modern day political divisions, the parties themselves have their ancestors in England. The Scots and Irish mostly settled in the South, the "educated" Londoners, etc mostly settled in New England, while there are exceptions, the source of these original divisions goes back before the founding of the US itself.Much of the division currently is artificial - a by-product of an outdated election system that pushes us into opposing "sides". People will always have differing opinions, but the hyper-loyal partisan nonsense is completely unnecessary and utterly corrosive to civil society.
it will always be impossible as we have this corrupt two party system of demopublcans and reprocrats, a ONE PARTY system of a corrupt congress designed to look like two parties so the sheep think they have a choice in who gets elected.I like people. I respect them. I admire them. I’m proud of how far we’ve come, through adversity, impossible odds, and countless challenges. But sometimes it feels like we fail to see our connectedness. We’ve learned to fear, distrust, and even hate each other. The thing is, your enemy isn’t inherently evil. They just grew up in and understood a different world than you did. So I wonder, can this ever be repaired? Are we doomed to division and hatred, or is it still possible for humanity to unite, to discover our shared bonds?
There's history, for sure. But I don't think it's as "deep" as the partisans would have us believe. Mostly we're on the same side.It goes far deeper than that. Our modern day political divisions, the parties themselves have their ancestors in England. The Scots and Irish mostly settled in the South, the "educated" Londoners, etc mostly settled in New England, while there are exceptions, the source of these original divisions goes back before the founding of the US itself.
I wonder what Jesus would say about all of this.
No we arent.There's history, for sure. But I don't think it's as "deep" as the partisans would have us believe. Mostly we're on the same side.
The thing is, your enemy isn’t inherently evil.
We don't all have to agree on everything. We just need to respect each other and understand that a different mindset isn't necessarily evil, just the product of a different life.
Your mother and I were united.
I don't want separation, I want traitors hung, and foreign agents, and illegal aliens sent packing.
Oh. Well, you asked me - like that's what I want. So, you know - **** off.![]()