The overwhelming idiocy of the Reichwing
POSTED BY: reaverfan
UPDATED: Thursday, July 10, 2025 17:58
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Originally posted by reaverfan:
"I'm not a rich woman who's never had to work a day in her life! I'm just like you!"
Said every trust funder wearing a black mask and setting shit on fire, ever.
What have you done today to earn your place in this crowded world? :)
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Originally posted by reaverfan:
Is it really?
Big Government can bite my ass, but I'd rather not have to waste my ammo keeping thugs
like you off of my property when I'm already paying taxes for the police to do it.
Or put another way, somebody who doesn't own anything OR has had everything handed to them
their entire lives just wouldn't get it.
And your "conversations" involve setting shit on fire and beating unarmed people up.
You both suck.
What have you done today to earn your place in this crowded world? :)
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Quote:Look, I know you're really stupid, but do you even believe yourself?
Originally posted by reaverfan:Quote:
Really, Marcos?
That's how this went down in your fantasy world then?
The media has been leaving out the part where she says that "you know how to do it" for those of you who are "soldiers" and to "make them pay".
That certainly sounded threatening.
She's been stripped of her committee positions and is now under investigation. I'm sure people are archiving her entire twitter history as we speak.
Are you really an illiterate redneck from Hickville Indiana, or just another Russian troll?
Neither of the above, dummy.
My post history shows that I'm far from illiterate. My writing shows that my IQ is unmatched in this forum as well.
I couldn't possibly live closer to Chicago than I do on this side of the border, and I've spent my life living in suburbs of either Chicago and Milwaukee and never lived in a hick town.
Talk to Nilbog about her inbred neighbors and family down in Satan's Asshole, IN.
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Originally posted by 6IXSTRINGJACK:
My post history shows that I'm far from illiterate. My writing shows that my IQ is unmatched in this forum as well.
That's the funniest thing I've read all day. You can't tell fact from fiction, and you're always wrong.Your IQ is indeed unmatched. The rest of us have 3 digits, not 2.
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Damn! He figured out the secret plan!
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There is something very wrong with trumptards. 
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The Far-Right-GOP 'Feedback Loop' Is Exactly What Experts Warned Us About
GOP elected officials are giving an air of legitimacy to a conspiracy movement that started on the fringes—and it's leading to real-world violence.
https://www.vice.com/en/article/xgza73/the-far-right-gop-feedback-loop
-is-exactly-what-experts-warned-us-about?utm_source=reddit.com
Monday’s Electoral College vote, which will affirm President-elect Joe Biden’s victory in the 2020 election, ought to be the final nail in the coffin for Donald Trump’s attempts to cling to power—and the #StopTheSteal movement that’s galvanized his most ardent supporters.
But the election’s losers—including fringe conspiracy theorists, armed extremists, the pro-Trump GOP, and the president himself—don’t seem to have any plans to stop fighting.
On Monday, far-right internet forums were awash with bellicose rhetoric about civil war and armed resistance.
“We have to pray that Trump does NOT concede under any circumstances after Monday’s faux electors convene,” one user wrote on MyMilitia, an online organizing hub for anti-government extremists. “When the time comes and the call goes put (sic), we must assemble en masse & armed, and refuse to move after our case is heard.”
One of the top posts on TheDonald, a pro-Trump message board, outright called for killing people in response to the election. Moderators even pinned the message to the top of the board.
The ongoing rejection of political norms and protocol, plus the continued ideological symbiosis between mainstream GOP and fringe extremists, sows fertile ground for violence, according to experts. GOP elected officials are giving an air of legitimacy to a conspiracy movement that started on the fringes, which in turn emboldens the fringe.
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Send him MORE money! Idiots...
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Sean Illing
I think Trump’s political genius was his ability to be for everything and nothing at the same time. “Make America Great Again” is so perfect precisely because it’s so empty. Trump positions himself as an avatar so that people can project onto him whatever they want. But his policy imprint is weak and I guess the question is what does the GOP stand for now that the avatar is gone? Does it have a coherent ideological future?
Ross Douthat
Well, the GOP stands for the idea that liberals are wrong. Whatever liberals want is wrong — that’s what the GOP stands for.
Sean Illing
That’s an instinct, not an ideology, Ross.
Ross Douthat
Yeah, but it’s a unifying force, right? Lots of people think liberals are wrong and being a party that says “liberals are wrong” can bring a lot of people together, certainly enough to maintain the GOP as a viable political force, even if it’s short of a majority.
Sean Illing
Whatever happens, it’s hard to see a path forward for the Republican Party that doesn’t recognize anti-elite grievances as a core animating principle. Can you be a “grievance” party without also being a reactionary party?
Ross Douthat
The Republican Party is destined to be a reactionary party, but that’s not necessarily a negative thing. If you think America has taken a wrong turn and needs some serious changes, that’s certainly reactionary, but that doesn’t mean it’s wrong. Reactionaries can sometimes be right.
The grievance question is hard, though. There are conservatives like Julius Krein, who edits the American Affairs journal, that are trying to make something substantive out of Trumpism. Krein, for example, argues that populists need technocrats, too. You can’t just run a government on anti-elite grievances. You need people who know how the government works and can take the somewhat inchoate grievances of the populists and turn them into a policy agenda that actually answers those grievances. I think that’s absolutely right, but it’s really, really hard to pull off because a politics of grievance alienates the people you need to join it in order to turn it in this constructive direction.
The problem for Republicans is they represent the grievances of 48 percent of the country. If you represent the grievances of 60 percent of the country, then it’s easier to govern. But the grievances of a not-quite-majority is a very different thing. It’s a lot harder to build anything with 48 percent support. That’s not exactly a Reagan-level coalition.
https://www.vox.com/21760348/trump-2020-election-republican-party-ross
-douthat
The Joss Whedon script for Serenity, where Wash lives, is Serenity-190pages.pdf at www.mediafire.com/folder/1uwh75oa407q8/Firefly
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