Since the Trump campaign seems to think so highly about the role of the Vice President, their power and their influence, I thought that this was an important reminder.
this post was submitted on 04 Nov 2024
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I think we'll look back at him the same way we look at George W Bush. Just some really convenient guy that got nudged and tapped and talked into doing various things, all the way to the Oval Office. Not inherently bad, not actively trying to claw their way back into the limelight, and when it all blows over they just saunter off to enjoy the solitude for once. When he's not thrust into a position where he's trying to steer the ship he's pretty much like that neighbor you don't talk to much.
I mean, I'll acknowledge that when the shit hit the fan, Pence was literally the only person in Trump's orbit who wasn't blowing smoke up his ass, dropped political crap altogether, and instead decided to nudge Trump by trying to instead frame it pragmatically, like how to acknowledge the loss and gracefully bow out. Gotta give him credit for behaving like that
If a bunch of billionaires who control the algorithm want you to think something about history. That's what you'll think. Not much "looking back" to be done if that happens... And they have all the money they need to fulfill their plan. You should look some of this stuff up. 1. Yarvin wants a monarchy. 2. Thiel doesn't think democracy is compatible with his idea of freedom. 3. Marc Andresseen wants each billionaire to run their own "network cities".
They all know each other, and donate to the cause. Investing in the related companies and projects.
Look up those three sentences on google. See if I'm telling the truth. Thiel was involved with Cambridge Analytica via his company Palantir. That was the plot to manipulate people's emotions by inserting stories into their social media feeds.
They're not going to go away. It's not a matter of what you'll think of Trump... These guys won't stop after he's gone. They want an end to democracy, and have all the money. Musk is with them. Eventually you will be convinced too.
There won't be any looking back where you're going.
You can choose to stick your head into any echo chamber you'd like and a billionaire can't control that
You should really lookup what the Cambridge Analytica scandal was... They didn't tell people they were manipulating them, they just did it.
That's part of the point. People who want to end Democracy aren't doing so because they respect your right to choose.
Likewise, I doubt you'd get a choice if your city falls under the domain of a network city.
I think if you really don't understand, then maybe that's what's needed to make you understand.
Yeah, I'm familiar with Cambridge Analytica. My response was to a single paragraph unedited comment and I stand by what I said.
A confluence of things unrelated to the desires of billionaires helps influence what a person believes or what bias they will seek. I mean, I can't just take some random left-wing person and have them read Fox News and expect them to become a Trump supporter, can I?
No, Christian nationalism is inherently bad. He is a bad person. Keep the taliban out of my country.