Nick Fuentes "The liberals were right...MAGA is the biggest scam in American History"

[jmdrake]

 

[PAF]

It didn't take liberals to convince me, I simply looked at Records.

I remember the very first time I heard "MAGA", the very first thought in my mind was "oh no here we go yet another slogan"; "Build Back Better!" "Patriot" Act! MAGA!

That was because back then [just like now] the majority of people dis'd Ron Paul. Well, not Ron Paul as a person, it was his policies + TPTB.


J.D. Vance 2028!!!

 

[Anti Globalist]

Pretty sure COVID is the biggest scam in American History by an infinite amount of miles.

 

[69360]

It's only a scam if you believed in it.

I didn't believe a word of it. I voted for Trump this last time for 3 reasons. I hated Harris with a passion, the LP became a clown show and I actually was mostly ok with Trump's policy, even if I didn't like the man himself much.

 

[oyarde]

Dems got nothing to offer and that won't ever change so while I may not personally have some great high opinion of president it's them that gave him a victory.they may want to think about it

 

[PAF]

It's only a scam if you believed in it.

Scam? No. Planned? Yep. For those without principles.

I didn't believe a word of it. I voted for Trump this last time for 3 reasons. I hated Harris with a passion, the LP became a clown show and I actually was mostly ok with Trump's policy, even if I didn't like the man himself much.

And there ya go. Planned. For those without principles.

 

[jmdrake]

Pretty sure COVID is the biggest scam in American History by an infinite amount of miles.

You know that Trump was in on the COVID scam right?

See: https://ronpaulforums.com/threads/w...amala-trump-israel-and-more-interview.567788/

 

[TheTexan]

You know that Trump was in on the COVID scam right?

See: https://ronpaulforums.com/threads/w...amala-trump-israel-and-more-interview.567788/

His vaccine was amazing, the best vaccine, truly an amazing vaccine

 

[Snowball]

Dems got nothing to offer and that won't ever change so while I may not personally have some great high opinion of president it's them that gave him a victory.they may want to think about it

Dems will change. And Dems will win. It always happens.

 

[Invisible Man]

It's only a scam if you believed in it.
I didn't believe a word of it. ... I actually was mostly ok with Trump's policy

So you did believe a word of it then.

 

[69360]

So you did believe a word of it then.

There is a large difference between liking what Trump has done versus believing what he promised to do.

 

[Intrepid]

In Spring 1982 I predicted this would happen.

 

[PAF]

There is a large difference between liking what Trump has done versus believing what he promised to do.

If you had read his Record, he was pretty open and promised the largest transfer of wealth among many other things. As for "liking what Trump has done", I can't help you there. That's on you.

 

[Snowball]

We have to move past these cosmetic and shallow assessments of politicians, or we will never be able to counter the advancement of tyranny.
It will be difficult because for too long, we thought our form of government would protect us. It obviously shall not.

 

[PAF]

We have to move past these cosmetic and shallow assessments of politicians, or we will never be able to counter the advancement of tyranny.
It will be difficult because for too long, we thought our form of government would protect us. It obviously shall not.

IMO, part of that effort involves illustrating how and why that is true, and that waiting [anxiously or not] for the next politician won't fix things any more than they have before. MilageMayVary.

 

[oyarde]

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Dems will change. And Dems will win. It always happens.

OR more likely they win and don't change

 

[Anti Federalist]

 

[Brian4Liberty]

 

[jmdrake]

Interesting. Here's a chart of Chinese students studying in America from the 1980s to present.

The peak was about 375K in 2016. In the 1980s (when I was in undergrad) and the 1990s (graduate school) there were less than 50K Chinese students, but there presense was felt. Most of the lab instructors for physics or chemistry and the University of Alabama at Birmingham were Asian. I had one white lab instructor out of three for physics and one African American lab instructor out of three for Chemistry. (The AA I actually knew from the HBCU we both attended before I transferred. He's got his PhD and is doing great.) In graduate school I was a computer lab instructor as well as a lecturer for computer literacy but most of my classmates were Asian (China, India/Pakistan, Japan). The Asian students were knowledgable and nice but difficult to understand. Native English speaking students just wanted another native English speaker regardless of race. Most of the computer science professors were white men. My favorite professor was dating one of the Chinese students but then married her sister. Anyhow, now the department chair is Asian. There's also an Asian professor teaching cybersecurity at the HBCU I attended.

 

[oyarde]

Chinese students ? seriously , all gotta be little chicken feet eating chicom spies, What would any sane person expect to learn from an American university ? Which rainbow colors ensure you get invited to lezbo capitalism bashing bake off ?