Tyranny closing in

[Fnord 2,264]

4 minutes ago, Hardcore troubadour said:

You just admitted to “colorful” language as for Trump voters. I’ll let that stand. 

Of courseyou will. I got nothing to hide here. MAGAMOOKS. There ya go. Used to describe the hardcore Trump supporters. That's hardly on par with sub human. But I'll let your comment stand, since you can't back it up, and it's not worth my time to go further. 

[seafoam1 3,017]

1 minute ago, Fnord said:

Of courseyou will. I got nothing to hide here. MAGAMOOKS. There ya go. Used to describe the hardcore Trump supporters. That's hardly on par with sub human. But I'll let your comment stand, since you can't back it up, and it's not worth my time to go further. 

So that makes you a ya ga ga?

Really. Makes sense. 

[Horseman 2,452]

Just now, Fnord said:

Of courseyou will. I got nothing to hide here. MAGAMOOKS. There ya go. Used to describe the hardcore Trump supporters. That's hardly on par with sub human. But I'll let your comment stand, since you can't back it up, and it's not worth my time to go further. 

Mook - insignificant.  Lowest level of human I guess technically isn't sub-human by one click.  

You're one click above retarded.  

[Hardcore troubadour 15,414]

1 hour ago, Horseman said:

Mook - insignificant.  Lowest level of human I guess technically isn't sub-human by one click.  

You're one click above retarded.  

[Fnord 2,264]

2 hours ago, Horseman said:

Mook - insignificant.  Lowest level of human I guess technically isn't sub-human by one click.  

You're one click above retarded.  

Mook- stupid or retarded. Also makes a nice alliteration when paired with MAGA. I don't think you're stupid. Just a gigantic pri<k that's incredibly insecure about your manhood.

[Engorgeous George 2,331]

5 minutes ago, Fnord said:

Mook- stupid or retarded. Also makes a nice alliteration when paired with MAGA. I don't think you're stupid. Just a gigantic pri<k that's incredibly insecure about your manhood.

At least he credited you with impressive size there Horseman.  He might have called you an insignificant, shriveled one..

[nobody 2,667]

3 hours ago, Fnord said:

Bullshit. This is where you've stopped trying not to be a partisan shill. I completely reject your assertions, the last sentence most vehemently. It's unfortunate that because I can't stomach Trump I'm then told by those that know nothing about me what I think. Little of which is true. That which is, I will happily admit.

To be fair, a lot of times you can tell what people think by what they write.

I don't get why everyone thinks they're so much more complex and unique than everyone else.  The whole Cambridge analytics thing, Facebook, AI, etc. is based on the fact that it's pretty easy to extrapolate beliefs based on a few data points.

[nobody 2,667]

I remember a story about 15 years ago, before stores and marketing were as sophisticated as it is today.

Target was sending pregnancy ads to some family's house addressed to the teenage daughter.  The father got all pissed and went to target to complain that they were marketing pregnancy stuff to his teen.

Turns out they knew she was pregnant because she bought like a certain bag and some lotion or some shìt.  Then target started burying the targeted ads in with other stuff so it didn't look as creepy.  

Moral of the story is it's pretty easy to figure out people from a few data points.

[Hardcore troubadour 15,414]

4 minutes ago, nobody said:

I remember a story about 15 years ago, before stores and marketing were as sophisticated as it is today.

Target was sending pregnancy ads to some family's house addressed to the teenage daughter.  The father got all pissed and went to target to complain that they were marketing pregnancy stuff to his teen.

Turns out they knew she was pregnant because she bought like a certain bag and some lotion or some shìt.  Then target started burying the targeted ads in with other stuff so it didn't look as creepy.  

Moral of the story is it's pretty easy to figure out people from a few data points.

Yeah, lets say you belong to a political party that encourages the mutilation of children? I can tell a lot about a person from just that one data point. 

[Pimpadeaux 2,406]

6 hours ago, TheNewGirl said:

More reasons for them to start going after farmers. 

Farming is already tough (I have family that are farmers). 

My wife and her side of the family own a farm in Arkansas. The farmer's name is Applebee, which seems like the ultimate farmer name.

We'll inherit half the farm when my wife's mom passes.

Once it's in our hands, I'm planning to grow fentanyl, trannies and Swifties and hire a bunch of illegal immigrants to tend it.

[weepaws 3,191]

1 hour ago, Hardcore troubadour said:

Yeah, lets say you belong to a political party that encourages the mutilation of children? I can tell a lot about a person from just that one data point. 

Which one do you belong to? They both encourage abortion, so please pick one.  

[weepaws 3,191]

3 minutes ago, Pimpadeaux said:

My wife and her side of the family own a farm in Arkansas. The farmer's name is Applebee, which seems like the ultimate farmer name.

We'll inherit half the farm when my wife's mom passes.

Once it's in our hands, I'm planning to grow fentanyl, trannies and Swifties and hire a bunch of illegal immigrants to tend it.

My family owns a farm in Star City Arkansas. 

[Fnord 2,264]

18 hours ago, nobody said:

I remember a story about 15 years ago, before stores and marketing were as sophisticated as it is today.

Target was sending pregnancy ads to some family's house addressed to the teenage daughter.  The father got all pissed and went to target to complain that they were marketing pregnancy stuff to his teen.

Turns out they knew she was pregnant because she bought like a certain bag and some lotion or some shìt.  Then target started burying the targeted ads in with other stuff so it didn't look as creepy.  

Moral of the story is it's pretty easy to figure out people from a few data points.

I agree with you if you're marketing to them. Politics and personal philosophy in general cannot and should not be measured in the same manner.

You can make inferences about which party someone will vote for with limited data points. But that doesn't tell you what their beliefs are.

[RLLD 4,230]

17 hours ago, Pimpadeaux said:

My wife and her side of the family own a farm in Arkansas. The farmer's name is Applebee, which seems like the ultimate farmer name.

We'll inherit half the farm when my wife's mom passes.

Once it's in our hands, I'm planning to grow fentanyl, trannies and Swifties and hire a bunch of illegal immigrants to tend it.

have you ever heard of that park where they find diamonds?

[nobody 2,667]

5 minutes ago, Fnord said:

I agree with you if you're marketing to them. Politics and personal philosophy in general cannot and should not be measured in the same manner.

You can make inferences about which party someone will vote for with limited data points. But that doesn't tell you what their beliefs are.

I think you'd have a pretty high hit rate on what folks' beliefs are.

And I'm quite sure you're very unique and complex so that wouldn't apply to you, but in general it's probably not inaccurate.

[Fnord 2,264]

2 minutes ago, nobody said:

I think you'd have a pretty high hit rate on what folks' beliefs are.

And I'm quite sure you're very unique and complex so that wouldn't apply to you, but in general it's probably not inaccurate.

Well, as everyone here knows, there's not much that's unique or complex about me, so your snide evaluation doesn't hold water. I'll ask you this: how many people are actually in complete lockstep with their religion, political party, favored candidate or organization on every issue?

I would hope and expect that answer to be a miniscule percentage.

[nobody 2,667]

2 hours ago, Fnord said:

Well, as everyone here knows, there's not much that's unique or complex about me, so your snide evaluation doesn't hold water. I'll ask you this: how many people are actually in complete lockstep with their religion, political party, favored candidate or organization on every issue?

I would hope and expect that answer to be a miniscule percentage.

Sure.  In general, you'll be right more often than wrong, so why just throw it all out?  

[lickin_starfish 1,935]

21 hours ago, weepaws said:

Which one do you belong to? They both encourage abortion, so please pick one.  

I'm thinking this one isn't a Conservative.

https://media.scored.co/post/hV7yq98LG1Ut.jpeg

[RLLD 4,230]

 

[Dizkneelande 1,097]

Matt Taibbi was asked "why doesn't he pay much attention to the sins (or threats) from "the right"?"

He gave a great answer:

Why I don’t spend a lot of time on the Republicans:

1) There is a enormous army of MSM reporters already going after them from every angle, with most major news organizations little more than proxies for the DNC, to the point where stations hire Biden spokespeople as anchors;

2) The Republicans have very little institutional power nationally. It’s not their point of view prevailing in schools, on campuses, in newsrooms (where over 90% of working reporters vote blue), and especially in the intelligence and military apparatus, which has openly aligned itself with Democrats. Even if Donald Trump were a “threat to Democracy” he lacks the institutional pull to do much damage, which can’t be said of Democrats;

3) The Democrats’ ambitions are significantly more dangerous than those of the Republicans. From digital surveillance to censorship to making Intel and enforcement agencies central players in domestic governance — all plans being executed globally as well as in our one country — they are thinking on a much bigger and more dangerous scale than Republicans. I lived in third world countries and the endless criminal indictments of people like Trump and ongoing lawfare efforts to prevent even third party challenges are classic authoritarian symptoms. The Republicans aren’t near this kind of capability;

4) Last and most important, the Democrats are being organized around a more potent but also much dumber, more cultlike ideology. People like Yuval Harari and his Transhumanist “divinity” concept scare me a lot more than the Rs, and I was once undercover in an apocalyptic church in Texas. Ask your average Russian or Cuban what overempowered pseudo-intellectuals are capable of. 

I have a pretty good record of picking dangerous phenomena ahead of time. I feel confident on this one, and that’s before we get to the demographic/class shifts in the parties.

[Hardcore troubadour 15,414]

1 hour ago, Dizkneelande said:

Matt Taibbi was asked "why doesn't he pay much attention to the sins (or threats) from "the right"?"

He gave a great answer:

Why I don’t spend a lot of time on the Republicans:

1) There is a enormous army of MSM reporters already going after them from every angle, with most major news organizations little more than proxies for the DNC, to the point where stations hire Biden spokespeople as anchors;

2) The Republicans have very little institutional power nationally. It’s not their point of view prevailing in schools, on campuses, in newsrooms (where over 90% of working reporters vote blue), and especially in the intelligence and military apparatus, which has openly aligned itself with Democrats. Even if Donald Trump were a “threat to Democracy” he lacks the institutional pull to do much damage, which can’t be said of Democrats;

3) The Democrats’ ambitions are significantly more dangerous than those of the Republicans. From digital surveillance to censorship to making Intel and enforcement agencies central players in domestic governance — all plans being executed globally as well as in our one country — they are thinking on a much bigger and more dangerous scale than Republicans. I lived in third world countries and the endless criminal indictments of people like Trump and ongoing lawfare efforts to prevent even third party challenges are classic authoritarian symptoms. The Republicans aren’t near this kind of capability;

4) Last and most important, the Democrats are being organized around a more potent but also much dumber, more cultlike ideology. People like Yuval Harari and his Transhumanist “divinity” concept scare me a lot more than the Rs, and I was once undercover in an apocalyptic church in Texas. Ask your average Russian or Cuban what overempowered pseudo-intellectuals are capable of. 

I have a pretty good record of picking dangerous phenomena ahead of time. I feel confident on this one, and that’s before we get to the demographic/class shifts in the parties.

I’ve been reading and following Taibbi for a long, long time. I don’t always agree with him, but I always trusted him. I can’t say that about many reporters. 

[RLLD 4,230]

 

[IGotWorms 4,058]

Poor naomi.

Nice girl.

Easily manipulated  

[jonmx 2,429]

On 1/31/2024 at 1:22 PM, Fnord said:

This is a spot-on description of Trump's appeal to many of his supporters. Ready and willing to tear down the institutions that have served us for 2 centuries because they are in alignment against their dear leader. Consequences be damned!

You are a fuking idiot to the n-th degree.   The true fuking enemy of having a free society are not the people, Trump, trannies, whites, or whatever boogeyman that the elites are pushing.....it is those fuling institutions you worship.   Every fuking one of them has been corrupted by elitists who believe in their own self-righteousness to save the universe.   

Medical Estsblishment is clearly in bed with big Pharma and endlessly pushing overpriced drugs and jabs to 'save us' and forbidding any criticism. 

NSA spying on us 24/7.

FBI lying to courts getting FISA warrants, raiding alternative media joirnalists, targeting citizens who dare speak out, hiring tens of thousands operatives to carry out their illegal dirty work.

CIA infiltrating media to control the propaganda of MSM, assassinating foreign (and domestic) leaders, starting proxies wars to benefit our corporations, monitoring social media and enlisting tech giants to do their censoring for them.

Court system is largely a rubber stamp for big government abuses.  Instead if protecting citizens they have grown a strong bias towards supporting the expansion of government powers way beyond what the constitution allows and rarely holds the federal government accountable.

Education institutions have also been infiltrated by CIA and has created a system where only far-left authoritarians are put in positions of power and those believing in individual freedoms have been purged from the system. 

The banking institutions have stolen the right of the government to print real money and instead created a monetary system that requires debt to private institutions enslaving the people to forever be chasing a forever growing mountain of debt that is literally impossible to ever reduce.  

These institutions are the real fuking enemy to a free society.  It was our Constitution and individual rights and protections which made this country great, not these teat-sucking institutions which are hopelessly corrupt which fuking disgusting brain-dead idiots worship.  

[RLLD 4,230]

12 minutes ago, jonmx said:

You are a fuking idiot to the n-th degree.   The true fuking enemy of having a free society are not the people, Trump, trannies, whites, or whatever boogeyman that the elites are pushing.....it is those fuling institutions you worship.   Every fuking one of them has been corrupted by elitists who believe in their own self-righteousness to save the universe.   

Medical Estsblishment is clearly in bed with big Pharma and endlessly pushing overpriced drugs and jabs to 'save us' and forbidding any criticism. 

NSA spying on us 24/7.

FBI lying to courts getting FISA warrants, raiding alternative media joirnalists, targeting citizens who dare speak out, hiring tens of thousands operatives to carry out their illegal dirty work.

CIA infiltrating media to control the propaganda of MSM, assassinating foreign (and domestic) leaders, starting proxies wars to benefit our corporations, monitoring social media and enlisting tech giants to do their censoring for them.

Court system is largely a rubber stamp for big government abuses.  Instead if protecting citizens they have grown a strong bias towards supporting the expansion of government powers way beyond what the constitution allows and rarely holds the federal government accountable.

Education institutions have also been infiltrated by CIA and has created a system where only far-left authoritarians are put in positions of power and those believing in individual freedoms have been purged from the system. 

The banking institutions have stolen the right of the government to print real money and instead created a monetary system that requires debt to private institutions enslaving the people to forever be chasing a forever growing mountain of debt that is literally impossible to ever reduce.  

These institutions are the real fuking enemy to a free society.  It was our Constitution and individual rights and protections which made this country great, not these teat-sucking institutions which are hopelessly corrupt which fuking disgusting brain-dead idiots worship.  

Oh an dont forget.....when they do not get THEIR way from the Supreme Court THEY suggest abolishing it or expanding it to make sure decisions only ever go THEIR way

And when THEY lose elections its all about election fraud, but if someone else does the exact same thing to THEM its suddenly a crime and against Democracy.

This is the exact behavior you see in toddlers

[TheNewGirl 1,489]

17 hours ago, IGotWorms said:

Poor naomi.

Nice girl.

Easily manipulated  

You new here? 

[Fnord 2,264]

9 hours ago, jonmx said:

You are a fuking idiot to the n-th degree.   The true fuking enemy of having a free society are not the people, Trump, trannies, whites, or whatever boogeyman that the elites are pushing.....it is those fuling institutions you worship.   Every fuking one of them has been corrupted by elitists who believe in their own self-righteousness to save the universe.   

Medical Estsblishment is clearly in bed with big Pharma and endlessly pushing overpriced drugs and jabs to 'save us' and forbidding any criticism. 

NSA spying on us 24/7.

FBI lying to courts getting FISA warrants, raiding alternative media joirnalists, targeting citizens who dare speak out, hiring tens of thousands operatives to carry out their illegal dirty work.

CIA infiltrating media to control the propaganda of MSM, assassinating foreign (and domestic) leaders, starting proxies wars to benefit our corporations, monitoring social media and enlisting tech giants to do their censoring for them.

Court system is largely a rubber stamp for big government abuses.  Instead if protecting citizens they have grown a strong bias towards supporting the expansion of government powers way beyond what the constitution allows and rarely holds the federal government accountable.

Education institutions have also been infiltrated by CIA and has created a system where only far-left authoritarians are put in positions of power and those believing in individual freedoms have been purged from the system. 

The banking institutions have stolen the right of the government to print real money and instead created a monetary system that requires debt to private institutions enslaving the people to forever be chasing a forever growing mountain of debt that is literally impossible to ever reduce.  

These institutions are the real fuking enemy to a free society.  It was our Constitution and individual rights and protections which made this country great, not these teat-sucking institutions which are hopelessly corrupt which fuking disgusting brain-dead idiots worship.  

That's a lot of words to just admit that I'm right.

In the scrambled hash that you call your brain, are there any solutions to these overwhelming problems? You're claiming that horrific abuses are being perpetrated on the American people by literally every single institution upon which this country depends for normal daily life. I don't disagree with you about that, I just don't take it to the lengths you do. 

How do we the people free ourselves from this yoke of tyranny? Tearing it all down is not a realistic solution. Neither is rolling over and letting Trump become the grand wizard by firing government employees and replacing them with political appointments, as he has proposed.