HAKEN: THIS NEEDS TO STOP. IMMEDIATELY. I'M NOT ASKING ANYMORE.

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SECOND

Wednesday, December 3, 2025 6:56 PM

Quote:
Originally posted by SIGNYM:
SIX, anyone who expresses their honest opinion online exposes themselves to hostile trolling, and - unfortunately- the occasional psychopath like SECOND who attacks viciously and relentlessly.

Why?

Because he's a psychopath constantly looking for a target.

To let you know how low he'd go, even harrassed people IRL including me and my family.

Again, why?

Bc he's a psychopath. No need to look in yourself for a reason.

But there are people online, honest people who truly, genuinely care. Count me as one.

I hope you take the time to read this bc here is another person who honestly, genuinely cares. He writes of the alienation and rage so many people feel. But he reached out and found a community.

https://thesaker.si/saker-archive/submarines-in-the-desert-as-my-deepe
st-gratitude-to-you/index.html

*****

Hubby, in his more acerbic way, says there's no benefit to suicide bc you'll get there anyway.

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"It may be dangerous to be America's enemy, but to be America's friend is fatal."- Henry Kissinger

6ixStringJoker is making demands: "HAKEN: THIS NEEDS TO STOP. IMMEDIATELY. I'M NOT ASKING ANYMORE."

6ix, what is your next step if Haken doesn't do as you command? Will you increase your vitriol against Democrats? Become an even bigger Trump apologist? Be a louder and more strident supporter of Russia's conquest of Ukraine?

Alternatively, 6ixStringJoker could stop going to http://fireflyfans.net/
That will certainly punish Haken for not conceding to 6ix's wishes.

The Joss Whedon script for Serenity, where Wash lives, is Serenity-190pages.pdf at https://www.mediafire.com/two

SECOND

Wednesday, December 3, 2025 7:31 PM

Quote:
Originally posted by 6ixStringJack:
You should ask yourself, Ted, from all the years you've known me if you really think I'm the type of person who isn't serious about serious issues, or if you truly believe that I am a liar.

I've been dropping hints for at least 6 months now that the end of my life is likely coming pretty soon.

After a decade of Second suggesting that I kill myself both under his current and alternate Reaverfan profiles, I think Second may have finally convinced me that he is right today.

I probably am worth more dead than I am alive at this point.

With your help, probably exponentially so. It almost wouldn't make any logical sense for me to continue living, given the current situation we find ourselves in. As of December 2nd, 2025 I can't seem to come up with one. And at least I would know that even after my dad is gone that my brother has everything he needs in that trust before we leave him to fend for himself.

https://archive.ph/VxwFY

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Be Nice. Don't be a dick.

For your information, I was never ReaverFan. As an alternative to a suicide note, why not regularly post at Substack?
https://substack.com/home

6ixStringJoker, Substack will free you from annoying people who don't believe you are "smarter than the average bear," to quote you. Turning off comments will mean nobody can back-talk you.

Trump is having a tiny amount of political trouble justifying murder. Perhaps that is sufficient motivation for 6ixStringJoker to threaten to kill himself.

https://substack.com/@paulkrugman/note/c-183110642
"I love these new words the press invents to avoid saying that the President is murdering people. First they called it a “strike.” These are not plain old murders; they’re “boat strikes.” How neutral. Now it’s an even fancier “kinetic attack.” Oh it’s “kinetic,” is it? Wow, that must mean it’s all special and stuff. I guess I shouldn’t focus on the fact that the President and US military are just murdering people for the fun of it."

The Joss Whedon script for Serenity, where Wash lives, is Serenity-190pages.pdf at https://www.mediafire.com/two

SECOND

Wednesday, December 3, 2025 7:42 PM

There is a book about what Trumptards will do when Trump fails to fulfill their dreams:

The mass suicides by ordinary citizens in the last days of Nazi Germany

Historian Florian Huber’s book examines how civilians took their own lives in greater numbers than military and government officials as the Third Reich collapsed

By Jacinto Antón | Barcelona - OCT 31, 2022 - 13:01 EDT

https://english.elpais.com/culture/2022-10-31/the-mass-suicides-by-ord
inary-citizens-in-the-last-days-of-nazi-germany.html

This is a book review for Promise Me You’ll Shoot Yourself: The Downfall of Ordinary Germans, 1945 by German historian Florian Huber.

Download the book for free from https://annas-archive.org/search?q=Promise+Me+You%E2%80%99ll+Shoot+You
rself

If 6ixStringJoker doesn't have time to read a book, there is the wiki:
Mass Suicides In Nazi Germany
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mass_suicides_in_Nazi_Germany

Someday, there might be a "Mass Suicides in Trumptard America" wiki article.

The Joss Whedon script for Serenity, where Wash lives, is Serenity-190pages.pdf at https://www.mediafire.com/two

SECOND

Wednesday, December 3, 2025 8:31 PM

Quote:
Originally posted by second:

Trump is having a tiny amount of political trouble justifying murder. Perhaps that is sufficient motivation for 6ixStringJoker to threaten to kill himself.

https://substack.com/@paulkrugman/note/c-183110642
"I love these new words the press invents to avoid saying that the President is murdering people. First they called it a “strike.” These are not plain old murders; they’re “boat strikes.” How neutral. Now it’s an even fancier “kinetic attack.” Oh it’s “kinetic,” is it? Wow, that must mean it’s all special and stuff. I guess I shouldn’t focus on the fact that the President and US military are just murdering people for the fun of it."

A sickening moral slum of an administration

Regarding Venezuela, Ukraine and much more, Trump and his acolytes are worse than simply incompetent.

By George F. Will | December 2, 2025 at 1:47 p.m.

www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/2025/12/02/trump-hegseth-rubio-ukraine
-venezuela-boats/

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth seems to be a war criminal. Without a war. An interesting achievement.

In 1967, novelist Gwyn Griffin published a World War II novel, “An Operational Necessity,” that 58 years later is again pertinent. According to the laws of war, survivors of a sunken ship cannot be attacked. But a German submarine captain, after sinking a French ship, orders the machine-gunning of the ship’s crew, lest their survival endanger his men by revealing where his boat is operating. In the book’s dramatic climax, a postwar tribunal examines the German commander’s moral calculus.

No operational necessity justified Hegseth’s de facto order to kill two survivors clinging to the wreckage of one of the supposed drug boats obliterated by U.S. forces near Venezuela. His order was reported by The Post from two sources (“The order was to kill everybody,” one said) and has not been explicitly denied by Hegseth. President Donald Trump says Hegseth told him that he (Hegseth) “said he did not say that.” If Trump is telling the truth about Hegseth, and Hegseth is telling the truth to Trump, it is strange that (per the Post report) the commander of the boat-destroying operation said he ordered the attack on the survivors to comply with Hegseth’s order.

Forty-four days after the survivors were killed, the four-star admiral who headed the U.S. Southern Command announced he would be leaving that position just a year into what is usually a three-year stint. He did not say why. Inferences are, however, permitted.

The killing of the survivors by this moral slum of an administration should nauseate Americans. A nation incapable of shame is dangerous, not least to itself. As the recent “peace plan” for Ukraine demonstrated.

Marco Rubio, who is secretary of state and Trump’s national security adviser, seemed to be neither when the president released his 28-point plan for Ukraine’s dismemberment. The plan was cobbled together by Trump administration and Russian officials, with no Ukrainians participating. It reads like a wish-list letter from Vladimir Putin to Santa Claus: Ukraine to cede land that Russia has failed to capture in almost four years of aggression; Russia to have a veto over NATO’s composition, peacekeeping forces in Ukraine and the size of Ukraine’s armed forces. And more.

Rubio, whose well-known versatility of convictions is perhaps not infinite, told some of his alarmed former Senate colleagues that the plan was just an opening gambit from Russia — although Trump demanded that Ukraine accept it within days. South Dakota Republican Sen. Mike Rounds, a precise and measured speaker, reported that, in a conference call with a bipartisan group of senators, Rubio said the plan was a Russian proposal: “He made it very clear to us that we are the recipients of a proposal that was delivered to one of our representatives. It is not our recommendation. It is not our peace plan.” Hours later, however, Rubio reversed himself, saying on social media that the United States “authored” the plan.

The administration’s floundering

SIGNYM

Wednesday, December 3, 2025 8:43 PM

You just can't stop, can you?

SIX is 100X the person you'll ever be, SECOND. You're just a cancer that needs to be excised.

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"It may be dangerous to be America's enemy, but to be America's friend is fatal."- Henry Kissinger

SECOND

Wednesday, December 3, 2025 9:57 PM

Quote:
Originally posted by SIGNYM:
You just can't stop, can you?

SIX is 100X the person you'll ever be, SECOND. You're just a cancer that needs to be excised.

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"It may be dangerous to be America's enemy, but to be America's friend is fatal."- Henry Kissinger

Signym, for context, you support Russia's effort to conquer Ukraine. So does 6ixStringJoker. And if Joker were a worthwhile human, he would return to work and funnel the money to his brother, rather than smoking cigarettes and watching porn all day, waiting for Trump's evil triumph over good.

I forgot the other bonus: once working, Joker would qualify for Medicaid, which Trump is taking away from him, motivating Joker to kill himself. Only days ago, Joker was bragging that he hadn't worked in years because of his moral superiority and budgeting skills. Now he has talked about killing himself because of his moral superiority. If Joker is bluffing about suicide, what's next for him? Joker with a gun killing Democrats at churches because of his moral superiority? Joker stealing elections for Trump because of his and Trump's moral superiority?

A sickening moral slum of an administration. Regarding Venezuela, Ukraine and much more, Trump and his acolytes are worse than simply incompetent.
http://fireflyfans.net/mthread.aspx?bid=2&tid=67251&mid=123519
0#1235190

The Joss Whedon script for Serenity, where Wash lives, is Serenity-190pages.pdf at https://www.mediafire.com/two

THG

Wednesday, December 3, 2025 10:20 PM

Quote:
Originally posted by second:
Quote:
Originally posted by SIGNYM:

You just can't stop, can you?

SIX is 100X the person you'll ever be, SECOND. You're just a cancer that needs to be excised.

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"It may be dangerous to be America's enemy, but to be America's friend is fatal."- Henry Kissinger
Signym, for context, you support Russia's effort to conquer Ukraine. So does 6ixStringJoker. And if Joker were a worthwhile human, he would return to work and funnel the money to his brother, rather than smoking cigarettes and watching porn all day, waiting for Trump's evil triumph over good.

I forgot the other bonus: once working, Joker would qualify for Medicaid, which Trump is taking away from him, motivating Joker to kill himself. Only days ago, Joker was bragging that he hadn't worked in years because of his moral superiority and budgeting skills. Now he has talked about killing himself because of his moral superiority. If Joker is bluffing about suicide, what's next for him? Joker with a gun killing Democrats at churches because of his moral superiority? Joker stealing elections for Trump because of his and Trump's moral superiority?

A sickening moral slum of an administration. Regarding Venezuela, Ukraine and much more, Trump and his acolytes are worse than simply incompetent.
http://fireflyfans.net/mthread.aspx?bid=2&tid=67251&mid=123519
0#1235190

He isn't responding today. It's my personal opinion he will at some point. As his defensive rage fails him, an underlying feeling of shame and humiliation will take hold for a bit. Then he'll be back.

Remember, in order for his diabolical scheme to succeed, his family needs to be in on it. Just leaving instructions won't cut it and I can't believe they'll go for it.

T

SECOND

Thursday, December 4, 2025 12:13 AM

Quote:
Originally posted by THG:

He isn't responding today. It's my personal opinion he will at some point. As his defensive rage fails him, an underlying feeling of shame and humiliation will take hold for a bit. Then he'll be back.

Remember, in order for his diabolical scheme to succeed, his family needs to be in on it. Just leaving instructions won't cut it and I can't believe they'll go for it.

T

6ixStringJoker might have cracked up shortly after Trump did:

S.E. Cupp: This really may be the political end for Trump

December 2, 2025 at 3:00 PM EST

https://www.nydailynews.com/2025/12/02/s-e-cupp-this-really-may-be-the
-political-end-for-trump/

Over years and years of covering politics, the last decade of which has been spent covering Donald Trump specifically, I’ve learned you can never really count him out.

It’s been a painful, exhausting, and deeply disappointing lesson, but an important one nonetheless. He keeps on keeping on. The things I find disturbing, revolting, and utterly disqualifying are inexplicably the same exact things that a not small number of Americans find appealing. Racism, incompetence, corruption, to name a few.

The things that would end any other politician’s career for good seem to have the opposite effect on his — instead of diminishing his power they only seem to embolden him. An impeachment, an insurrection, a criminal conviction, to name a few.

It’s been said many times, but the rules — of law, of political gravity, of general decency — just don’t seem to apply to him, and he’s taken extreme advantage of this phenomenon. And moreover, he seems to delight in his invincibility, flaunting the double standards and hypocrisy of one set of rules for him and another for everyone else, almost taunting his opponents to try getting away with what only he can.

So I almost never say what I’m about to say, because I’ve lived this exhausting reality for so long. But it feels like it’s finally true: this might just be the beginning of the end for Trump.

To be clear, this isn’t mere wishful thinking — though, for the good of the country I very much want to be rid of Trump and Trumpism once and for all.

It’s based on the inarguable reality of what we’re all witnessing — the walls are closing in on him.

Let’s take the polls to start.

A brutal new poll from Gallup has Trump’s approval in the gutter — he’s at -24%, down from -1% in January. Only Richard Nixon had a worse approval at this point in his second term, and he never recovered. Many other polls show similar, or even worse news for Trump’s standing among the electorate, where support from independents, Gen Z, and Hispanics has eroded significantly since his reelection. He’s even losing support among his base.

Then, there’s his economy. The signature pitch he made to voters was that he’d end inflation and make housing, energy, and consumer goods more affordable. Thanks to tariffs, DOGE cuts, profligate spending, and incompetence, Trump’s exploded the national debt and deficit, inflation has risen since January, unemployment is also up, consumers are seeing higher, not lower, prices at the grocery store, small businesses are seeing increased costs of operating, and more Americans believe Trump has been worse for the economy, not better.

Then there’s his personnel. Trump has been fending off serious issues of incompetence inside his administration since Day 1. His secretary of defense is being accused of war crimes. His head of the FBI is rumored to be on the chopping block. His attorney general is routinely mocked for her ineffectuality. Scientists from nearly every field of study have called for his head of health and human services to be replaced. His homeland security secretary may be prosecuted for contempt.

Then there’s his party. One-time staunch allies like Reps. Marjorie Taylor Greene and Nancy Mace are ign

THG

Thursday, December 4, 2025 12:36 AM

Quote:
Originally posted by second:
Quote:
Originally posted by THG:

He isn't responding today. It's my personal opinion he will at some point. As his defensive rage fails him, an underlying feeling of shame and humiliation will take hold for a bit. Then he'll be back.

Remember, in order for his diabolical scheme to succeed, his family needs to be in on it. Just leaving instructions won't cut it and I can't believe they'll go for it.

T
6ixStringJoker might have cracked up shortly after Trump did:

S.E. Cupp: This really may be the political end for Trump

December 2, 2025 at 3:00 PM EST

https://www.nydailynews.com/2025/12/02/s-e-cupp-this-really-may-be-the
-political-end-for-trump/

Over years and years of covering politics, the last decade of which has been spent covering Donald Trump specifically, I’ve learned you can never really count him out.

It’s been a painful, exhausting, and deeply disappointing lesson, but an important one nonetheless. He keeps on keeping on. The things I find disturbing, revolting, and utterly disqualifying are inexplicably the same exact things that a not small number of Americans find appealing. Racism, incompetence, corruption, to name a few.

The things that would end any other politician’s career for good seem to have the opposite effect on his — instead of diminishing his power they only seem to embolden him. An impeachment, an insurrection, a criminal conviction, to name a few.

It’s been said many times, but the rules — of law, of political gravity, of general decency — just don’t seem to apply to him, and he’s taken extreme advantage of this phenomenon. And moreover, he seems to delight in his invincibility, flaunting the double standards and hypocrisy of one set of rules for him and another for everyone else, almost taunting his opponents to try getting away with what only he can.

So I almost never say what I’m about to say, because I’ve lived this exhausting reality for so long. But it feels like it’s finally true: this might just be the beginning of the end for Trump.

To be clear, this isn’t mere wishful thinking — though, for the good of the country I very much want to be rid of Trump and Trumpism once and for all.

It’s based on the inarguable reality of what we’re all witnessing — the walls are closing in on him.

Let’s take the polls to start.

A brutal new poll from Gallup has Trump’s approval in the gutter — he’s at -24%, down from -1% in January. Only Richard Nixon had a worse approval at this point in his second term, and he never recovered. Many other polls show similar, or even worse news for Trump’s standing among the electorate, where support from independents, Gen Z, and Hispanics has eroded significantly since his reelection. He’s even losing support among his base.

Then, there’s his economy. The signature pitch he made to voters was that he’d end inflation and make housing, energy, and consumer goods more affordable. Thanks to tariffs, DOGE cuts, profligate spending, and incompetence, Trump’s exploded the national debt and deficit, inflation has risen since January, unemployment is also up, consumers are seeing higher, not lower, prices at the grocery store, small businesses are seeing increased costs of operating, and more Americans believe Trump has been worse for the economy, not better.

Then there’s his personnel. Trump has been fending off serious issues of incompetence inside his administration since Day 1. His secretary of defense is being accused of war crimes. His head of the FBI is rumored to be on the chopping block. His attorney general is routinely mocked for her ineffectuality. Scientists from nearly every field of study have called for his head of health and human services to be replaced. His homeland security secretary may be prosecuted for contempt.

Then there’s his party. One-time staunch allies like Reps. Marjo

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SIGNYM

Thursday, December 4, 2025 1:14 AM

Quote:
Originally posted by THG:
He isn't responding today. It's my personal opinion he will at some point. As his defensive rage fails him, an underlying feeling of shame and humiliation will take hold for a bit. Then he'll be back.

Remember, in order for his diabolical scheme to succeed, his family needs to be in on it. Just leaving instructions won't cut it and I can't believe they'll go for it.

You don't understand THGR, I don't think SIX responds like you think. Haven't you noticed that he blazes away for months at a time, then goes quiet for months at a time? Seems bipolar to me, with a strong dash of oppositional defiant disorder thrown in.

This is SIX at a low point, and vulnerable. Constantly attacking him could be more consequential than you imagine.

Yanno, at one time you hinted that you were taking psychology courses and that you "worked with people". I guess the coursework didn't stick bc you still can't imagine that people might think and feel differently than you.

SECOND understands. But all he's interested in doing is pushing SIX over the edge.

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"It may be dangerous to be America's enemy, but to be America's friend is fatal."- Henry Kissinger

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