/mlpol/ - My Little Politics

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>>373088
Too bad there isn't an organized and trained RWDS to fight off the pigs. Would be nice to see those worthless pigs get detonated by stinger.

>>373095
Doublethink move of this month: bestest goyim buddy deSantis signed a bill to "allow" removing CERTAIN HOME INVADERS, AKA 'squatters', but will most often be used against property owners that are attempting to remove squatters.
He's also pushing a bill in Florida that makes recording a (((policy enforcer))) a felony, and is waiting on another which will indemnify thin yellow liners from ANY city/county/state charges, let alone prosecution.

Let that sink in. ACAB wasn't a soycialist meme after all.

>>373110
Freemasons wearing a suit or a uniform have the same (((agenda))), to keep control at any cost.

>>373095
>>373111
Whoops. Apologies, correction: deSantis VETOED the bill to "allow" removing home invaders, AKA squatters. He referred to some useless fucking ADL/ACLU (((findings))) that "removing squatters is a human rights violation".

Do not ONLY point at the freemasons, the goodest goyim boiz, the fencesitters, and the cowardly cucks are supporting kikery. Malice is barely a 2% difference from ignorance.

>>373092
I aint picking up a rifle for these faggots, these are the same pink haired subhumans that cheered when the Jan 6 guys were thrown in prison for a self-guided tour of the capitol

Is it wrong if I want to side with these people?

>>373158
No. Right vs Left doesn't matter in this issue. You're either a Zionist or you're not.

And there's still MAGA saying it's Palestine should be glassed.

>>373160
This is part of why I hope Trump wins the election. Although Biden is just as pro-Israel as Trump, Democrats vehemently hate Trump and want the opposite of whatever he does. This means that if Trump is holding the cards and does the same thing as Biden, it's possible that anti-Zionism could permanently become a partisan issue in the US as lefties are enraged by Trump doing the same thing Biden does. The political narrative is shifting, but the democratic establishment is unequivocally pro-Israel; if Trump becomes president again and continues to support Israel in context of the destruction of Gaza, lefties might hate Israel forever. It's imperative that we not let being anti-Israel become a passing fad, even if only lefties hate Israel openly right now. The stranglehold of Zionism on American politics is at its most delicate.
It's an >accelerationist take, but I also want Trump for economic reasons, so I'm fine with it.

>>373162
Trump has been groomed, like most presididn'ts, to take up the Malta inheritance. He is not a friend.

>>373158
Yes. You can agree with someone's stance on one issue while still condemning them for all their other retardation. Just watch your enemies fight, you'll always come out the winner

>>373178
"It's a great big club.. and you ain't a part of it!" -George Carlin

Jews funding anti-jewish protests.
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/pro-palestianian-protesters-are-backed-by-a-surprising-source-bidens-biggest-donors/ar-BB1lR484

Well, a BLM niggress put 2 and 2 together and became awake on the shapeshifting jews. Given her genetic makeup, it is amazing.

(((Alan Dershowitz)))

>>373279
>He threatens to have their dorm rooms taken away, take their cars and boomboxes, and "bankrupt" them
Jews literally reduced to the role of 90s suburban parents grounding their teenage children. This timeline is fucking hilarious.

>>373284
It would be funny it it weren't so pathetic.

>>373091
>democracy is on the ballot
Is this irony? Or does Trita Parsi actually think we can vote our way out of this?

>>373162
>if Trump becomes president again and continues to support Israel in context of the destruction of Gaza, lefties might hate Israel forever
But this anti-Zionist sentiment isn't a new thing. It didn't just start when Israhell began bombing 10s of thousands of children in response to Oct 7. Look up George Galloway. In fact, I came from just such a mold. I was all about leftist causes (except abortion, guns,and a few others) until I showed up at a protest and the niggers were screaming about reparations and some Indian told me to go back to Europe, and I realized this wasn't the place for me.
If Biden is president, this exposes the Jewish roots of the Uniparty better than if Trump is president. With a Biden presidency they can't make that claim, because all his Cabinet members are the non-White kind of Jewish. In their minds, Trump is a symbol of White Supremacy. They want Trump, because they can turn this anti-Zionist sentiment into anti-White sentiment.
The UCLA protest is the best kind of propaganda to show these people. The protesters were assaulted by extremist zionists. They beat people so badly one person has permanent brain damage and will never live a normal life ever again, and I think even one was killed. And they got away scott free. The cops literally stood down as they got beaten up by Zionists. The (((people))) who run this country would never have allowed anything resembling the altright to do such a thing.

>>373399
>But this anti-Zionist sentiment isn't a new thing. It didn't just start when Israhell began bombing 10s of thousands of children in response to Oct 7.
It sharply spiked after October 7th. Israel's bombing of Gaza made anti-zionism cool.
>They want Trump, because they can turn this anti-Zionist sentiment into anti-White sentiment.
If they want Trump to be president, why are they keeping him from campaigning with all these bullshit kangaroo court trials? Why has Biden raised almost double the amount in campaign funds?
It's very clear who the establishment wants to win the election.

>>373404
>If they want Trump to be president, why are they keeping him from campaigning with all these bullshit kangaroo court trials?
It is 2016 all over again. They "oppose" him at every front. They make it so obvious he's the "anti-establishment" candidate. And then, they make the only alternative so much worse. It was Hillary back then, now it is Biden.

But putting that aside. Let's pretend a genuinely anti-establishment candidate is even going to be allowed into the primaries. How are you going to ensure they won't steal this election like they did in 2020?
>Inb4 "If they do it again. The mask will be off. People won't tolerate it anymore."
They staged January 6 and effectively killed any momentum it had. Hell, they even used it against Trump voters to great effect. And it was so damn easy.
You keep shilling this guy. Surely you have a plan that goes beyond participating in ZOG's "democracy". And expecting an outcome other than what the Jews have already predetermined, right?

>>373408
>Surely you have a plan that goes beyond participating in ZOG's "democracy".
Exactly. Saying voting for a third party candidate like Kennedy or Stein, a decade ago there was some America First guy (not Fuentes like a legit no bullshit guy) is a waste of voting because there's some kike puppet that is slightly less noxious than the other kike puppet is just silly. There is no political solution.
I don't like either of their politics, but at least Kennedy and Stein both point out (((their))) corporate power structure, and Stein hates Zionism, which makes her (despite her glaring faults) the least evil candidate.
Trump is just a grifter. Building the wall is great, but if you're just going to allow more legal immigrants than ever before, then it's effectively pointless. Yea, some of his policies are better for whites. I'm not totally against all his policies he purports to have, it's just that he's a fucking grifter. Like, Torba. How'd Gab worked out? The people who run that site handed all data to the FBI who have used it to stalk and harrass and raid frens and their families. I don't think Trump is any different than Torba, other than their job.

>>373409
I dunno who they are and I frankly don't care. If they ever become a threat. They'll wake up with a chunk of lead on their forehead.

>>373409
>There is no political solution.
Then why did you tell people to vote for Jill Stein?

>>373408
>It is 2016 all over again.
When you say it that way, it sounds great. 2016 was a good time.
I don't think it'll be that great this time.
>They "oppose" him at every front.
This is on a whole different level from back then.
>They make it so obvious he's the "anti-establishment" candidate.
Nah, Trump basically is the Republican party at this point. He's far from anti-establishment by now.
>And then, they make the only alternative so much worse. It was Hillary back then, now it is Biden.
Fair point, although it's worth noting that Biden is the incumbent.
If they wanted Trump to win, why would they have put Biden in?
>How are you going to ensure they won't steal this election like they did in 2020?
Not much I can do, personally.
>You keep shilling this guy.
I'm not "shilling" him. I'm just saying I'm going to vote for him anyway.
>Surely you have a plan that goes beyond participating in ZOG's "democracy"
I'll be real with you, I don't have a plan. I'm only one guy.
But since you bought it up, what's your plan? What are you going to do?
Pardon me if I come off as abrasive, but people always tell me that voting does nothing, and then proceed to do nothing themselves. Why is me voting somehow worse than doing nothing? What is it that you do that's more productive than me?
>And expecting an outcome other than what the Jews have already predetermined, right?
Jews win no matter who wins. I don't believe the outcome is exactly predetermined, because for Jews it doesn't need to be: the Jews play both sides, so it doesn't really matter who wins for them. Trump is a Zionist, Biden is a Zionist. Zionists win no matter what, but their other policies still differ enough for me to give a fuck.
For me, however, I have to pay grocery bills, drive to work, and support a family. I do care about things impacted by policy, and even if I don't have any control over the system I do participate in it and remain aware of what goes on in it, because it directly impacts my life.

>>373424
>When you say it that way, it sounds great. 2016 was a good time.
I'm writing this portion in retrospective after I've finished writing the rest of the post.
Since you are a man of economics, seemingly above all else. I can see why you would think that. The economy was a lot better before covid. Although, it should be noted, for as short-lived as it was. Trump didn't exactly handled the pandemic much better than Biden did.
>Nah, Trump basically is the Republican party at this point. He's far from anti-establishment by now.
Hence the quotation marks. On the other hand, you previously said:
<"It''s very clear who the establishment wants to win the election."
So, which one is it?
>Fair point, although it's worth noting that Biden is the incumbent.
>If they wanted Trump to win, why would they have put Biden in?
I think you're overlooking the main purpose of ZOG's democracy, which is to maintain stability. Trump got into office at a time where conservatives needed respite from Obama. Biden was necessary to appease deranged leftists who were clearly losing it under Trump. And now, the cycle has begun anew.
>Not much I can do, personally.
If you can't win a rigged game, don't play it. Focus yourself in another (actually legitimate) theater.
>I'm not "shilling" him. I'm just saying I'm going to vote for him anyway.
Fair enough. But since you decided to post about it multiple times online. It's only natural and fair you'll get challenged by those who think otherwise.
>what's your plan? What are you going to do?
Organize locally, like I've had been doing for the last eight years.
>Why is me voting somehow worse than doing nothing?
It's neither a good or a bad thing unless you think you're making a meaningful difference by doing so. It gives you a false sense of security and encourages inaction outside of Jewish controlled boundaries. But you said you're in only for economic reasons. So I'll give you the benefit of the doubt.
Regardless, no one can stop you from shilling...I mean, blog-posting about who you're voting for. Likewise, and like I said before, you should expect some feedback from those who think otherwise.
>For me, however, I have to pay grocery bills, drive to work, and support a family.
I have a family too, Anon. Which is exactly why such a half-assed approach, such as trying to vote my way out is not enough for me. I know one thing for sure. If raising a family was going to serve as an excuse for inaction. I would have never gone through with it.

>>373423
I didn't tell anyone to vote.

>>373432
You did in the other thread.

>>373435
No, I asked if she was the only anti-zionist candidate.