November Blue Wave

adit said:

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adit said:

I'll leave this here....

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DaemonAssassin said:

Jesus man...



I wonder if he had a chat with any LE agencies about that email. I think there might have been a threat or two in there.

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sports89man7 said:

hey buddy go fvck yourself. i can say whatever i want. i don't need to have an "introduction" fvck you.

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So, color me not shocked when I see the results of a new poll that says Millennials are souring on the Democratic Party. I knew they would and said so back in October of 2016 in an article called The Authenticity Gap.

But the big problem for Hillary is those [Bernie] millennials will not turn out for her.

This is a generation more aware of how screwed they are than mine was. And while their political identity is in flux– reared on diet of Comedy Central snark as a coping mechanism for the lying — they have a near obsession with natural things – real fiber clothing, lumberjack fashion, farm-to-table food choices, etc.

They’ve turned their Masters of Social Justice into Ph.D’s in Cocktails, Cappuccinos and Craft Beers… and bless their hearts. I can finally get a good whiskey sour when I visit my friends in South Florida.

At least now some of them are entrepreneurs.

Their cultural identity is one big cry for authenticity in a sea of smarm.Hillary’s authenticity gap is simply too big for many millennials to square with that value system.

Eighteen months later after Hillary’s historic rebuke it’s morphing into a general disdain for the reaction to it. Millennial voters are moving away from Democrats in numbers that can only be termed horrific.

The Millennials are the generation that will build the next version of society. Their rejection of the Democrats while not embracing Trump or necessarily the Republicans points towards a different political identity which the Democrats have not figured out or have shown any willingness to counter.

Now with Kanye West trying to blow apart the co-dependent relationship between black voters and the DNC oligarchy, this country is ripe for a complete realignment of the political power structure.

The history of voting in this country is quite clear on this.

So, whatever Blue Wave the DNC thinks its coming it’s not happening in 2018 if the fund-raising numbers are any indication, which are, frankly, terrible. And if it doesn’t happen in 2018 and the pillars of the Democratic Party — Clinton, Obama, etc. — go to jail for attempting to frame a sitting president then it won’t happen in 2020 and beyond.

The Democrats are facing the kind of terminal loss of confidence that destroys political parties and the ideologies which back them. It couldn’t happen to a nicer group of oligarchs.

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Disillusioned by the promises of politicians and convinced that the entire political system is irreparably corrupt, many Americans will be staying out of the voting booth for the 2018 elections.

This isn’t new, however, as many refused to vote in 2016 as well.

Respondents told poll takers at USA Today and Suffolk University in a recent survey:

“Nearly two-thirds of adult U.S. citizens will stay away from the polls during the coming midterm elections, and they say they have given up on the political parties and a system that they say is beyond reform and repair…

A majority of those non-voters would like to see a third party or multiple parties.” –Suffolk University

Although that number may seem high, in 2016, faced with the prospect of having to choose between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump, 46.9% of eligible voters didn’t even vote in the presidential election.

Most of those who no longer vote have given up on the “lesser of two evils” fallacy and the irrational belief that somehow the government has our best interests in mind.

The Huffington Post noted,

“The poll surveyed Americans who aren’t registered to vote or who are registered but say they’re unlikely to cast a ballot. Combined, the two groups include more than 100 million adults, the pollsters note.”

And the corruption in government is becoming apparent to those who choose to opt out of voting. About 68 percent of independent voters and party registered voters who say they are unlikely to vote this year agreed with the statement:

“I don’t pay much attention to politics because it is so corrupt.”

It’s a marked increase over the 54 percent of respondents who agreed to this characterization of politics in the 2012 survey.

The bad news for both major political parties continues too. According to Truth in Media, around 63 percent of respondents in these categories agreed or strongly agreed with the statement: “I don’t pay much attention to politics because nothing ever gets done – it’s a bunch of empty promises,” which is also up from the 59 percent who said the same nearly six years ago.

Only 22 percent of respondents said the Democratic and Republican parties do a good job of representing Americans’ political views, which is down from 32 percent when the question was asked in 2012.

An increasing number of voters from both sides are beginning to see the corruption and manufactured compassion inherent in most (if not all) politicians.

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Rack&Roll said:

Yup, pretty sure Spud66man6 runs out of his meds on a regular basis.

When Eruby invited him to introduce himself as a new member:

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welder516 said:

Wowzer . One thing for sure we as gun owners need to find a creative way to stand together even if we have a different way to approach the same problem . United we Stand divided we fall . IMHO

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krucam said:

Red Wave
Triggered Millenials - https://mobile.twitter.com/TriggeredWakeUp
BlackGunsMatter - https://mobile.twitter.com/blkgunsmattr
Black & Armed - https://mobile.twitter.com/blacknarmed
Kenneth Preston - https://mobile.twitter.com/kennethrpreston
Kyle Kashuv - https://mobile.twitter.com/KyleKashuv
Turning Point USA - https://twitter.com/TPUSA (Student movement. Free Markets, Limited Government. We're the community organizers of the right.)


Blue Wave
David Hogg - https://mobile.twitter.com/davidhogg111
Cameron Kasky - https://mobile.twitter.com/cameron_kasky
#NeverAgain

I started following Triggered Millennials on Twitter. They posted this image: https://twitter.com/TriggeredWakeUp/status/991108106003283974?s=19. looks like they are a Md gun club. Everyone in the picture is African American. I wonder if they are members on here. They are the Second Liberty Gun Club.

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DaemonAssassin said:

Be careful when making statements about a fellow member's health or medical status. It reminds me of how a PP member did the same thing to me, because I called them out for the truth and they got butthurt. Seems to be the standard MO for the leadership of the picket, if they feel threatened.

Marginalizing people and treating them like crap is not the smart way to act, when you are the "leader" of a civil rights/activist organization. Especially since you want/need new members to join your organization.

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Stoveman said:

That's a pretty broad statement, care to expound?

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Originally Posted by DaemonAssassin View Post
If you follow a pattern, then the shoes will fit. Just sayin'.

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You're just sayin' what, exactly? You quote a post of mine from another thread to prove that I am a serial post deleter?

This is going beyond weird, at first I thought you were just mistaken but now I'm questioning whether you have control of all your faculties.

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Rack&Roll said:

Yup, pretty sure Spud66man6 runs out of his meds on a regular basis.

When Eruby invited him to introduce himself as a new member:

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DaemonAssassin said:

But of course.

One from you.

https://www.mdshooters.com/showpost.php?p=5059032&postcount=142




From up thread.



Sorry, but that can't be explained away or spun as anything other than attacking people. There are numerous other instances from specific members of the picket that do the same thing.

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