>>182060>Deporting a White elderly because he was guard at a work camp more than 70 years agoI don't agree with this move either, but it's clearly a political strategy. It gives him ammunition to use in more important immigration battles. The most typical leftist attack is to call him a racist and a Nazi, and this gives him leverage against both attacks. Pretty textbook political move. Plus the guy had technically been deported already for lying on his Visa application, it was just a matter of actually removing him.
>Bump stock banningAgain, an extremely minor concession with negligible consequences that gives him leverage in more important fights. Even the NRA didn't fight the bump stock ban.
>Disallowing and condemning White activists at CharlottesvilleFirst of all, he was shit on by the left for condemning both sides equally, which was the appropriate response. The left's expectation was for the President to condemn the white supremacists only and leave the poor, brave Antifa demonstrators alone. Any other President would have capitulated; Trump stood up to them and told Antifa to fuck off, which is the important thing. Trump's willingness to condemn the "peaceful" left wing demonstrators and put them into the same category as le ebul Nohtsees did more to help us in the long run than that idiotic "Unite the Right" demonstration did in the first place. Literally what was the point of that? A bunch of guys standing around waving torches and chanting slogans; what was accomplished? Nothing. It was bad optics without any tangible gain; Trump made the right move.
>Now he is expressing his desire to bring the death penalty to anyone killing jews, the same shit than the Soviet UnionAgain, the fallout from this synagogue shooting is less an example of Trump being a Zionist puppet and more an example of people on the Right acting on impulse and fucking the greater cause over in the process. The whole act was pointless and there's no rational response to it other than condemning it. This guy basically forced Trump to disavow anti-semitism; even if Trump was a rabid anti-semite (protip: he isn't and has never pretended to be) he would still have to condemn this act and say something nice about Jews or else kiss most of his support base goodbye. Personally I'm far less outraged by Trump's response than I am that this fucking idiot would even be dumb enough to put him in this position in the first place. Literally what do you expect Trump to do, make a speech right before the midterm elections saying "I'm Donald Trump and I enthusiastically support the killing of Jews?" Furthermore, I agree with points already made in this thread that the act itself was unacceptable regardless of what the motivation was or the fact that he was killing Jews. It was an act of cold blooded murder and it accomplished absolutely nothing, plain and simple, and from a tactical perspective it served no purpose. If you're upset that Trump is now making "oy vey remember the six gorillion" speeches, remember that if that fucking dumbass hadn't shot up a synagogue in the first place we wouldn't even be having this conversation.
>Trump have betrayed his White nationalist base many timesFalse. Trump's base is not White nationalists, Trump's base is a coalition of various conservative constituencies which includes some White nationalists. Probably his biggest constituency, as I mentioned before, is boomer conservatives, who unfortunately tend to be very pro-Israel. He didn't "betray" White nationalists because he never ran on a platform of White nationalism in the first place. Anyone who actually paid attention during the campaign could tell you that Trump never presented himself as an anti-Israel candidate or a White nationalist candidate; he ran mostly on a platform of immigration reform, economic deregulation and trade protectionism, which White nationalists supported because they're good for Whites. They're good policies for any nation of any race. The whole "Trump is a White nationalist" meme is pretty much a delusion of the left.
>He is not our guy and supporting him in the near future is doubtful; to meme him out of office may be a realistic option, meaning switching to plan B -→ accelerationismThis kind of logic is utterly pic related. Stop masturbating to civil war fantasies and learn to politics. As I've said before, you don't build a successful nation through brute force, you build it by forming a strong coalition and winning politically, both of which Trump happens to be exceptionally good at. What is ultimately going to be decided in the next couple of years is whether or not "Trumpism" is successful; that is to say whether or not a Republican who bucks the established order and promotes hard right (not far right) policies can win a mainstream election. If it's successful, it moves the Overton window to the right and leaves an opening for further right candidates to take up the mantle in the future. If it dies, the previous trajectory resumes and we in all likelihood end up some blacked socialist shithole country with worthless currency and no jobs, governed by a bunch of PC speech police and corporate tech oligarchs. If Trump fails and we end up like that anyway then violent revolution may be the only option, but there's literally no point in sabotaging ourselves just to force a ground fight. If there is going to be a civil war, it's much better to try and provoke the left to strike the first blow anyway.
My advice to you would be to forget about Siege and start reading Machiavelli, Sun Tzu, and
How to Win Friends and Influence People.