This whole racial supporter subgroup thing is unbelieveable. It's so self evidently wrong, regardless of the degree of unlikability of the people in each group. I've been on the fence over the years regarding mandatory military service, as a former Marine myself, but I'm beginning to think that difficult competitive service to the country probably should be mandatory. That service needn't be military only, but it needs to be hard and competitive. It's hard to think of yourself as worthless when you do hard things with others and make it through. The state of the citizenry seems utterly pathetic. Sorry Yuri, I can't find humour in the memes. They just bum me out, especially in the current news cycle which finds Kamala a possible winner.
"I've been on the fence over the years regarding mandatory military service, as a former Marine myself, but I'm beginning to think that difficult competitive service to the country probably should be mandatory."
You've answered your own question as to why compulsory service, not even military, probably would not work in today's American society: "The state of the citizenry seems utterly pathetic." Decades of participation trophies, societal emasculation, and helicopter parenting have brought us to this point. Mandatory service isn't going to solve the problem.
Moreover, the average red-blooded American male - primarily southern - who used to comprise the backbone of the American military learned through decades of pointless wars of choice and lying politicians that there's no longer a point.
Replying to you and @benjaminholm280032 below at the same time: I think compulsory service of some kind would work if it was hard, competitive, and demanded teamwork (getting through OCS in the Marines was all of that on steroids) because, on average people are more good than bad. I say the citizenry SEEMS pathetic, but that's because we see pathetic subsamples of the overall pool of citizens, like these self-flagellating racial groups, who get all the press because... sensationalism. The proof that people, on average, are more good than bad, and that we are better off when there are more of us than less, and when we are together as opposed to apart, is so obvious I'm not going to go into it. Shared effort, difficulty, goals and achievement are goods which are undervalued in the current "anti-human" marketplace. Go run ten miles in full uniform with a 40lb pack on your back and steel helmet on your head in a Company of 4 * 40 man platoons, through a swamp in Virginia in the summer, and your platoon doesn't get credit unless everybody in it crosses the finish line... you'll learn a lot about what it means to be a citizen, just a plain old human, pretty quickly. You'll also find out which humans just can't cut it, and it's a low number, because... teamwork, caring, effort. 100K self-hating people in some racial group on a zoom call? Forget about it. They represent a small, unfortunate subset of the citizenry. The more likely reason compulsory service will never happen is the death of "merit" as a perceived good. That's a whole 'nuther rant I don't have time for this morning.
I think the "challenging " part is right at least. Im pretty sure that's why the Marines hit their recruiting quotas. Forever, their advertising has said "you arent good enough to be a Marine, and I dare you to try!". And even in spite of lowered standards, it's clearly still the toughest service to get into and survive. And the vibe that even the average Marine is a cut above the rest means a lot.
But, but, but, isn't valuing merit now disdained as "ableism"? <blink, blink>
Have you read Robert Heinlein's "Starship Troopers"? The society in that story requires some form of voluntary service (military is one possibility) in order to earn the franchise.
Won't give some years to society, no vote for you. Totally voluntary whether to serve.
Current military, OCS type, not a Marine, less than 20 years under my belt but not by much.
I do not think compulsory service is worth the effort. By the time folks are value-added, assuming a two-year term of enlistment including training (force compulsory into particular job types where you have shortfalls and training pipeline is shorter, like truck drivers et al...) the brunt of the pain is on volunteer junior NCOs and junior warrant officers (where applicable). You can make it Suck Less by having accession programs for the compulsory folks and this may end the recruiting shortfall, but you have signed the volunteer force up for cat herding eating up 70% of their capacity, even assuming some restructuring.
It would also cost a crapload of money. Now, if you put them through a multi-week training period "in the event of conscription" where they get marksmanship, Combat Life Saver, road marches, field training exercise etc. this becomes a problem compartmentalized to training commands such as Army TRADOC (Training and Doctrine Command) and it becomes easier for the services to absorb and you get most of the societal benefit at a fraction of the cost. Make it a part of public record if you tried to scam out of it or BS-ed your way to a medical or admin chapter/separation.
Not that I run anything but the two mile, but my thoughts on the subject.
I do not think that this would ever pass Congress, incidentally.
I agree that mandatory military service serves the interests of our nation better than a modern day Roman Legion who gladly goes without question anywhere the imperialist sends them.
I spent 32 years in the Marine Corps and although a conscripted service is not best for good order and discipline and the NCO’s who would bare the brunt of dealing with non volunteers, it still would be in America’s best interest as draftees will not go blindly into battle without a good reason.
America could be much more non interventional with drafted service members.
"America could be much more non interventional with drafted service members."
The 'skin-in-the-game' dilemma. Sadly, even with selective service the impact is still felt predominantly by the lower income segment of society. As we saw with Vietnam, the sons of the wealthy and/or connected - the ones who profit from wars of choice - managed to get deferments to avoid service.
And when the standards were too high for the poorest of poor, McNamara and LBJ lowered those standards so they could enlist McNamara’s Morons. Who fit into those lowest standards? The poor brown and black men that democrats always say they are fighting for.
Weird way to show that they cared.
The “better” men in American society will always find a way to weasel their way out of military service, regardless of their race.
No, no, no…conscription is well worth the risk. I was drafted in the middle of my first semester of grad school in 1969. I hated it and felt put upon. But a couple years later I realized I had met and worked with men I never would have known otherwise. I learned how to temper my emotions and think things through. I’m old now and look upon that time as a positive turning point in my life. I have a kinship with every guy or gal I meet who has shared the experience. I love the USA and work to improve not destroy our heritage. Yeah, some rich kids “got off,” but the real downside is that we elect them to political offices. Think, people, think. We live in a hostile world where “everyone” wants what we have, not realizing that they will destroy it because they have not put a farthing into it. God help my kids.
I would be wary of compulsory military service because I see them trying to build a Red Army, with the military leadership going full DIE.
The racial supporter thing is built purely on bully tactics. People fall in line because they're told they're a racist/bigot if they don't. The people doing it are the types most likely to be hysterics who will confront you and shriek in your face, etc. Most people don't want to deal with them so they do whatever to get them to go away or leave them alone. They are the people that need to be dealt with if the right is to get control and fix this country, restore some semblance of sanity.
We need to bring back state mental hospitals and put insane people in them. If you have a screaming fit at random strangers on the street, you need to be locked up.
Branson, first of all, thanks for your service. There are a lot of people in the U. S. who you'll never hear about, who appreciate the military and the police. I never served in the military. I turned 18 in 1970--right in the middle of the Vietnam conflict. When I got home from school one day, my twin brother told me: "you got your draft card in the mail. It says you're 1A." (1A meant you were first choice to be called up.) I was a little durprised. I was even more surprised when he continued, "And, guess what. On the back it says "totally blind." This intrigued me. So, I called the draft board people. I was told: "We don't doubt that you're a blind guy. However, everybody's classified 1a until they get called up. Then, when you get your physical, you shojuld be probably classified. . . . Except, well, sometimes, the process doesn't work the way it should--which means that's there's a slight possibility that you might be drafted, anyway. In case that actually happens, where would you like to go?" I thought for aminute, and told him I thought it might be interesting to be stationed in one of those observation post things--where you get to direct airplanes to blast stuff. I was never called up, so we'll never know. :)
07/30/24: And here I was thinking that the "totally blind" were the people who got us into Vietnam in the first place. I'll take a guess and say that your high school reunion in 2020 was wiped out by the U.S.-Chinese intentionally created Covid-Vaccine-Poison virus.
07/30/24: 50,000 whatzits in the m.g. Thank God my draft number was way up there. Then, the economy collapsed in 1974 and facing living in the street, into the Army I went in 1975, as part of the first volunteer army (since post-WWI?). Great proverb: Want to make God laugh? Tell him what your plans for the future are.
I've always managed to graduate just as the economy goes in the dumps. Third time was the charm. Got my EE degree in 2000 just as the dot com bubble burst.
My sincere condolences. Somehow, after 1974, every time there was a crash, I found myself --- somehow! ---in a corporate bomb shelter strong enough to weather the storms.
At the risk of being an eternal optimist, I'd like to suggest that things aren't nearly as bad as our mainstream news media suggests. You know the mainstream news media: interested only in the truth; just full of journalistic integrity; not concerned with saying what's politically correct rather than giving us accurate and unbiased news; never ever ever progandastic. Yeah: those guys. As "great" a job as they've done presenting the news, they may have missed it on this one. I firmly believe thre are a ton of people out there who never make news coverage, and who don't influence anybody on social media. For example, I was in a class of home-schooled kids that a couple of my grandkids attend. The students were respectful, polite, motivated, happy, well-adjusted. In other words, according to the mainstream news, they were abnormal and quite possibly potentially subversive. If we ever had a war, or a comparable crisis, I'd want kids and adults like these at my back. We truly do need to start actively pushing the news media to reform. How much longer can we allow them to divide, depress, and desparage us?
Get away from the coasts and it's a whole 'nother country. The problem is, unless its election time and they have absolutely no choice but to come out and pander for votes from us hicks and our sticky babies, the "elites" (God I hate using that term for these asshats) act like they'll fall off the edge of the civilized world if they go too far inland.
A Positive for a Draft is Like guys of my generation (76) most of us served. This gives us some commonality, and an understanding of the military life.
The Down side is The Pentagon doesn't want it/ need it. They don't want need a bunch of people who Really don't Want To Be There.
Since my upvote has been disabled (by the FBI directing the Substack minions), I'll say thank you, in person (maybe we should all have our upvotes disabled, if it encourages direct human contact, instead of the substitution of a sterile "click.")
It's wrong to suggest that pretty much anything other than the laws of physics represents a necessary truth for anyone other than yourself. I'm not doing that. If you feel poorly about yourself because of some immutable characteristic you may have (your race, or your belly button is convex or concave), that's fine, but there's no reason I need to feel the same way regardless of what kind of belly button I have. I'm saying "identity" is a poor defining characteristic. My "lived experience" doing difficult"ish" stuff which I'm "manifesting" here is that if folks had more dents in their dinner pails from doing and achieving and overcoming things together, they would realize that Martin Luther King was right about the importance of character, which is not immutable, in the collective effort to do good things (like run ten miles as a group, be good to one another or run a country). I argue that we share good character in an abundance that only a small minority does not enjoy. You hang your hat on on any identity you want, Grand Moff. Some people wash out, but most don't. Some people who think identity is important don't wash out. I'm going to stand with the folks exhibiting strong, positive, shared character, regardless of their immutable characteristics. At the end of the day, those people never wash out, because even if they fall their countless friends will carry them across the FP on their shoulders if they have to. My mom said, "You are who your friends are." I want all kinds, and I aspire to be like all of the best of them.
Emasculating American society is one of the basic tenets of cultural marxism. The foot soldiers are the doughy sensitive 'guys' depicted by Yuri and by Rod Dreher in an equally great piece that he published today (https://roddreher.substack.com/p/of-weirdos-and-high-windows). Fortunately, they are easy to spot.
Too much soy along with laziness and entitlement. They value instant gratification, decadence and hate hard work so that is the body type they end up with. It's why they now call exercising and taking care of your body as "right wing adjacent".
So it is true? I was 100% sure it was satire. We have crossed the line when life exceeds the wildest imagination a while back, but the state of mind of Americans has reached new low. Depressing. Not funny. The logical question: what is next?
I know. I told my trainer that Kamala hosted segregated Zoom meetings and he nearly fell over laughing. That being said, "men" like Scott Weiner are a big threat, especially to our relationship with our children. He'll be in her cabinet for certain if she wins. Even if you don't like Donald Trump, vote for him anyway.
They invent big round figures for all of their events, but I never believe them. In the real world, Kamala Harris just drew 68 people to a rally in deep-blue Philly last weekend.
I need some help from the group. First, I must have a character flaw, because, although I've been a white guy all my life, I don't feel automatically worthless and guilty. Do I need therapy? Second, I have to tell you that I am a blind guy. Over six decades or more, I've developed the belief that nobody said life was gong to be fair. I've found that I seem to reach hearts and minds better if I work extra hard to overcome obstacles rather than by blaming everybody else and demanding recompense. (Did I spell that right?) What's the matter with me? Third, I was wondering if it'd be ok to join the "white women for Harris" group. I could either tell them that I "feel like a woman", although I actually don't. Or, I could tell them that, to keep them from being uninclusive and discriminatory I should be allowed to join, and if they ever got into things like showing--um--pictures of themselves that were revealing and private, I'd promise not to look. What do you guys think?
Go on 100 dates with childless cat ladies. Give them valium so they tell you what they really think about you. Dismantle your internal ego defences. Soon you will have soy face man boobs and be begging to obey the childless cat ladies. (In the very unlikely event you haven't offed yourself first).
Now say a hundred Hail Kamalas and whip yourself on your white privilege.
They intentionally look and act like people you want to smack the shit out of, in an effort to get you to smack the shit out of them so they can play victim.
This whole racial supporter subgroup thing is unbelieveable. It's so self evidently wrong, regardless of the degree of unlikability of the people in each group. I've been on the fence over the years regarding mandatory military service, as a former Marine myself, but I'm beginning to think that difficult competitive service to the country probably should be mandatory. That service needn't be military only, but it needs to be hard and competitive. It's hard to think of yourself as worthless when you do hard things with others and make it through. The state of the citizenry seems utterly pathetic. Sorry Yuri, I can't find humour in the memes. They just bum me out, especially in the current news cycle which finds Kamala a possible winner.
"I've been on the fence over the years regarding mandatory military service, as a former Marine myself, but I'm beginning to think that difficult competitive service to the country probably should be mandatory."
You've answered your own question as to why compulsory service, not even military, probably would not work in today's American society: "The state of the citizenry seems utterly pathetic." Decades of participation trophies, societal emasculation, and helicopter parenting have brought us to this point. Mandatory service isn't going to solve the problem.
Moreover, the average red-blooded American male - primarily southern - who used to comprise the backbone of the American military learned through decades of pointless wars of choice and lying politicians that there's no longer a point.
Replying to you and @benjaminholm280032 below at the same time: I think compulsory service of some kind would work if it was hard, competitive, and demanded teamwork (getting through OCS in the Marines was all of that on steroids) because, on average people are more good than bad. I say the citizenry SEEMS pathetic, but that's because we see pathetic subsamples of the overall pool of citizens, like these self-flagellating racial groups, who get all the press because... sensationalism. The proof that people, on average, are more good than bad, and that we are better off when there are more of us than less, and when we are together as opposed to apart, is so obvious I'm not going to go into it. Shared effort, difficulty, goals and achievement are goods which are undervalued in the current "anti-human" marketplace. Go run ten miles in full uniform with a 40lb pack on your back and steel helmet on your head in a Company of 4 * 40 man platoons, through a swamp in Virginia in the summer, and your platoon doesn't get credit unless everybody in it crosses the finish line... you'll learn a lot about what it means to be a citizen, just a plain old human, pretty quickly. You'll also find out which humans just can't cut it, and it's a low number, because... teamwork, caring, effort. 100K self-hating people in some racial group on a zoom call? Forget about it. They represent a small, unfortunate subset of the citizenry. The more likely reason compulsory service will never happen is the death of "merit" as a perceived good. That's a whole 'nuther rant I don't have time for this morning.
I think the "challenging " part is right at least. Im pretty sure that's why the Marines hit their recruiting quotas. Forever, their advertising has said "you arent good enough to be a Marine, and I dare you to try!". And even in spite of lowered standards, it's clearly still the toughest service to get into and survive. And the vibe that even the average Marine is a cut above the rest means a lot.
Kids still want something challenging...
But, but, but, isn't valuing merit now disdained as "ableism"? <blink, blink>
Have you read Robert Heinlein's "Starship Troopers"? The society in that story requires some form of voluntary service (military is one possibility) in order to earn the franchise.
Won't give some years to society, no vote for you. Totally voluntary whether to serve.
Current military, OCS type, not a Marine, less than 20 years under my belt but not by much.
I do not think compulsory service is worth the effort. By the time folks are value-added, assuming a two-year term of enlistment including training (force compulsory into particular job types where you have shortfalls and training pipeline is shorter, like truck drivers et al...) the brunt of the pain is on volunteer junior NCOs and junior warrant officers (where applicable). You can make it Suck Less by having accession programs for the compulsory folks and this may end the recruiting shortfall, but you have signed the volunteer force up for cat herding eating up 70% of their capacity, even assuming some restructuring.
It would also cost a crapload of money. Now, if you put them through a multi-week training period "in the event of conscription" where they get marksmanship, Combat Life Saver, road marches, field training exercise etc. this becomes a problem compartmentalized to training commands such as Army TRADOC (Training and Doctrine Command) and it becomes easier for the services to absorb and you get most of the societal benefit at a fraction of the cost. Make it a part of public record if you tried to scam out of it or BS-ed your way to a medical or admin chapter/separation.
Not that I run anything but the two mile, but my thoughts on the subject.
I do not think that this would ever pass Congress, incidentally.
I agree that mandatory military service serves the interests of our nation better than a modern day Roman Legion who gladly goes without question anywhere the imperialist sends them.
I spent 32 years in the Marine Corps and although a conscripted service is not best for good order and discipline and the NCO’s who would bare the brunt of dealing with non volunteers, it still would be in America’s best interest as draftees will not go blindly into battle without a good reason.
America could be much more non interventional with drafted service members.
"America could be much more non interventional with drafted service members."
The 'skin-in-the-game' dilemma. Sadly, even with selective service the impact is still felt predominantly by the lower income segment of society. As we saw with Vietnam, the sons of the wealthy and/or connected - the ones who profit from wars of choice - managed to get deferments to avoid service.
And when the standards were too high for the poorest of poor, McNamara and LBJ lowered those standards so they could enlist McNamara’s Morons. Who fit into those lowest standards? The poor brown and black men that democrats always say they are fighting for.
Weird way to show that they cared.
The “better” men in American society will always find a way to weasel their way out of military service, regardless of their race.
Well said.
No, no, no…conscription is well worth the risk. I was drafted in the middle of my first semester of grad school in 1969. I hated it and felt put upon. But a couple years later I realized I had met and worked with men I never would have known otherwise. I learned how to temper my emotions and think things through. I’m old now and look upon that time as a positive turning point in my life. I have a kinship with every guy or gal I meet who has shared the experience. I love the USA and work to improve not destroy our heritage. Yeah, some rich kids “got off,” but the real downside is that we elect them to political offices. Think, people, think. We live in a hostile world where “everyone” wants what we have, not realizing that they will destroy it because they have not put a farthing into it. God help my kids.
I would be wary of compulsory military service because I see them trying to build a Red Army, with the military leadership going full DIE.
The racial supporter thing is built purely on bully tactics. People fall in line because they're told they're a racist/bigot if they don't. The people doing it are the types most likely to be hysterics who will confront you and shriek in your face, etc. Most people don't want to deal with them so they do whatever to get them to go away or leave them alone. They are the people that need to be dealt with if the right is to get control and fix this country, restore some semblance of sanity.
We need to bring back state mental hospitals and put insane people in them. If you have a screaming fit at random strangers on the street, you need to be locked up.
Branson, first of all, thanks for your service. There are a lot of people in the U. S. who you'll never hear about, who appreciate the military and the police. I never served in the military. I turned 18 in 1970--right in the middle of the Vietnam conflict. When I got home from school one day, my twin brother told me: "you got your draft card in the mail. It says you're 1A." (1A meant you were first choice to be called up.) I was a little durprised. I was even more surprised when he continued, "And, guess what. On the back it says "totally blind." This intrigued me. So, I called the draft board people. I was told: "We don't doubt that you're a blind guy. However, everybody's classified 1a until they get called up. Then, when you get your physical, you shojuld be probably classified. . . . Except, well, sometimes, the process doesn't work the way it should--which means that's there's a slight possibility that you might be drafted, anyway. In case that actually happens, where would you like to go?" I thought for aminute, and told him I thought it might be interesting to be stationed in one of those observation post things--where you get to direct airplanes to blast stuff. I was never called up, so we'll never know. :)
07/30/24: And here I was thinking that the "totally blind" were the people who got us into Vietnam in the first place. I'll take a guess and say that your high school reunion in 2020 was wiped out by the U.S.-Chinese intentionally created Covid-Vaccine-Poison virus.
Getting into Vietnam was "Hey, Bubba. Hold my beer and watch this..." on steroids.
The French were there before the USA and after years of effort threw their hands in the air, their berets to the ground and left in disgust.
So, the USA is standing there drinking a cold one, watching, and decides he just has to step up and put his d1ck in the meat grinder...
07/30/24: 50,000 whatzits in the m.g. Thank God my draft number was way up there. Then, the economy collapsed in 1974 and facing living in the street, into the Army I went in 1975, as part of the first volunteer army (since post-WWI?). Great proverb: Want to make God laugh? Tell him what your plans for the future are.
I've always managed to graduate just as the economy goes in the dumps. Third time was the charm. Got my EE degree in 2000 just as the dot com bubble burst.
My sincere condolences. Somehow, after 1974, every time there was a crash, I found myself --- somehow! ---in a corporate bomb shelter strong enough to weather the storms.
At the risk of being an eternal optimist, I'd like to suggest that things aren't nearly as bad as our mainstream news media suggests. You know the mainstream news media: interested only in the truth; just full of journalistic integrity; not concerned with saying what's politically correct rather than giving us accurate and unbiased news; never ever ever progandastic. Yeah: those guys. As "great" a job as they've done presenting the news, they may have missed it on this one. I firmly believe thre are a ton of people out there who never make news coverage, and who don't influence anybody on social media. For example, I was in a class of home-schooled kids that a couple of my grandkids attend. The students were respectful, polite, motivated, happy, well-adjusted. In other words, according to the mainstream news, they were abnormal and quite possibly potentially subversive. If we ever had a war, or a comparable crisis, I'd want kids and adults like these at my back. We truly do need to start actively pushing the news media to reform. How much longer can we allow them to divide, depress, and desparage us?
Get away from the coasts and it's a whole 'nother country. The problem is, unless its election time and they have absolutely no choice but to come out and pander for votes from us hicks and our sticky babies, the "elites" (God I hate using that term for these asshats) act like they'll fall off the edge of the civilized world if they go too far inland.
Turn the tide against that term and start calling them what they are. The parasite class.
Very wealthy parasites
Starship Troopers, baby.
Heinlein was right.
Heh, didn't see this before I posted my less concise message above.
And am I remembering correctly that some jobs such as police officer were reserved for the enfranchised?
I can’t recall specifically, but military was all volunteer and the History and Moral Philosophy classes so that certainly tracks.
A Positive for a Draft is Like guys of my generation (76) most of us served. This gives us some commonality, and an understanding of the military life.
The Down side is The Pentagon doesn't want it/ need it. They don't want need a bunch of people who Really don't Want To Be There.
Since my upvote has been disabled (by the FBI directing the Substack minions), I'll say thank you, in person (maybe we should all have our upvotes disabled, if it encourages direct human contact, instead of the substitution of a sterile "click.")
WHITE DUPES FOR HARRIS!
Why is it wrong? Do you get to decide for others how much their racial identity matters?
It's wrong to suggest that pretty much anything other than the laws of physics represents a necessary truth for anyone other than yourself. I'm not doing that. If you feel poorly about yourself because of some immutable characteristic you may have (your race, or your belly button is convex or concave), that's fine, but there's no reason I need to feel the same way regardless of what kind of belly button I have. I'm saying "identity" is a poor defining characteristic. My "lived experience" doing difficult"ish" stuff which I'm "manifesting" here is that if folks had more dents in their dinner pails from doing and achieving and overcoming things together, they would realize that Martin Luther King was right about the importance of character, which is not immutable, in the collective effort to do good things (like run ten miles as a group, be good to one another or run a country). I argue that we share good character in an abundance that only a small minority does not enjoy. You hang your hat on on any identity you want, Grand Moff. Some people wash out, but most don't. Some people who think identity is important don't wash out. I'm going to stand with the folks exhibiting strong, positive, shared character, regardless of their immutable characteristics. At the end of the day, those people never wash out, because even if they fall their countless friends will carry them across the FP on their shoulders if they have to. My mom said, "You are who your friends are." I want all kinds, and I aspire to be like all of the best of them.
Seriously, did 100,000 “white dudes” join this Zoom meeting? It really hard for me to tell what is a joke and what is “real” anymore.
Judging by the Twitter activity, a significant portion of that figure was people watching for pure entertainment ;)
Spare tires and man boobs seem to define this cohort.
I am distressed that many men have opted for that body type as well as the current screaming, angry female body type.
Emasculating American society is one of the basic tenets of cultural marxism. The foot soldiers are the doughy sensitive 'guys' depicted by Yuri and by Rod Dreher in an equally great piece that he published today (https://roddreher.substack.com/p/of-weirdos-and-high-windows). Fortunately, they are easy to spot.
Misanthropes of the world unite!
Too much soy along with laziness and entitlement. They value instant gratification, decadence and hate hard work so that is the body type they end up with. It's why they now call exercising and taking care of your body as "right wing adjacent".
Admittedly, I'm not even in great shape, but I felt like an Adonis watching those "white dudes".
Most sporting years worth of neckbeard growth.
And they always gape for photos.
So it is true? I was 100% sure it was satire. We have crossed the line when life exceeds the wildest imagination a while back, but the state of mind of Americans has reached new low. Depressing. Not funny. The logical question: what is next?
Taking it back. Found proof. Not a fantasy. 200,000 men raised about $4 million. Just shoot me.
https://apple.news/A0cn2y69-QB6mWXRftmtByA
Normally, Patriotic policy wins over Maxistist agenda. .....but
DNC election Fraud counters that and the DOJ/FBI and Feral Courts protects it.
Reverse inspiration, maybe
I good. I was very concerned
I know. I told my trainer that Kamala hosted segregated Zoom meetings and he nearly fell over laughing. That being said, "men" like Scott Weiner are a big threat, especially to our relationship with our children. He'll be in her cabinet for certain if she wins. Even if you don't like Donald Trump, vote for him anyway.
I was going to anyway but this will convince my roomate. Thanks (She hates Scott Weiner)
Yes, he leaves a lot of damage in his wake.
They invent big round figures for all of their events, but I never believe them. In the real world, Kamala Harris just drew 68 people to a rally in deep-blue Philly last weekend.
I think the "big round figures" attend the events...
07/30/24: Bots. They tell the same lies one hundred times a year.
Embarrassed for them, bless their hearts.
Until proven otherwise, I have to assume that the White Dudes for Harris google doc linked in this post is satire.
Then explain how true images of the leftist creeps shown is satire?
This is political BDSM. Dudes get brownie points for serving their white women doms and being umbilically connected to these abuser/bully mum types.
Some of them are cuddlefish too:
https://youtu.be/5ADre1wFK7k?si=wy8iUW7vxKKkJR-4
The great Douglas Murray.
Nailed it, Leap.
YEP!
Nailed it, figuratively speaking.
and they are not allowed a safe word.
I need some help from the group. First, I must have a character flaw, because, although I've been a white guy all my life, I don't feel automatically worthless and guilty. Do I need therapy? Second, I have to tell you that I am a blind guy. Over six decades or more, I've developed the belief that nobody said life was gong to be fair. I've found that I seem to reach hearts and minds better if I work extra hard to overcome obstacles rather than by blaming everybody else and demanding recompense. (Did I spell that right?) What's the matter with me? Third, I was wondering if it'd be ok to join the "white women for Harris" group. I could either tell them that I "feel like a woman", although I actually don't. Or, I could tell them that, to keep them from being uninclusive and discriminatory I should be allowed to join, and if they ever got into things like showing--um--pictures of themselves that were revealing and private, I'd promise not to look. What do you guys think?
Go on 100 dates with childless cat ladies. Give them valium so they tell you what they really think about you. Dismantle your internal ego defences. Soon you will have soy face man boobs and be begging to obey the childless cat ladies. (In the very unlikely event you haven't offed yourself first).
Now say a hundred Hail Kamalas and whip yourself on your white privilege.
Damnit Yuri. There are some images one should not see. These memes are worse than walking in on your grandparents having sex.
I will now go scrub my eyes with gasoline.
I did provide a warning ;)
Tough, but fair.
Use bleach. Gasoline doesn't work. Ask me how I know...
However, gasoline does have the advantage that if the images are too disturbing for bleach, at least you can easily light them on fire.
"ask your doctor if bleach is right for you."
They intentionally look and act like people you want to smack the shit out of, in an effort to get you to smack the shit out of them so they can play victim.
Having man boobs and a soy mouth gape is a prerequisite.
perzactly
The self-loathing is off the charts 😳.
I am voting for the neighbor's cat.
Kastrati for Kamala.
Harridans for Harris.
Know-Nothings for Kneepads.
Kastrati! Brilliant!
The big problem with democracy is that most people can be flat out wrong, and stubborn about it.
Keep up the good work, comrade.
People who are wrong are usually the most stubborn about it.
The estrogen is high in this group.
The finest collection of memes ever assembled. Reminds me of the DDay armada.
I will be preforming critical strikes using these one at a time to friends and left wing foes long into the campaign season.
A endless ammo depot of truth. SF
The soymada
Now that someone’s pointed it out it’s impossible to unsee the similarities between Noah Smith and Subway Jared.
OMG! Those memes!
These are the same dudes who go for a horrible concert/movie because the chicks like it. Still no luck to get a GF though.
Daily I thank God I'm out of the dating scene🤣🙏
You and me both