Socialism: assassination culture

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As the Democrats bend down/back further to socialism - and this includes more than just Democrats, but anyone who adheres to the belief that we are not personally responsible for our own personal thoughts, public commentary, and actions, whether legally demonstrated, or not - it should be no surprise that this segment of society has likewise bent down to an assassination culture. Don't like your opposition's thinking, pass over merely engaging in discourse to air differences. Rather, this socialism is willing to engage in assassination culture wherein character destruction is no longer sufficient. It is woke-culture to assassinate the opposition in the literal sense of that deadly term.


As a result of the dismissal of personal responsibility, literally anything goes,

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We tell God what to do and then blame Him for our errors.

- Dr. Pet Dragon of Sorbonne University

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@fauxlaw

Well that's Trumpism in a nutshell really Faux.


Do you think that the drooling sycophants in red hats all take responsibility for their own actions.


No, Trump wants to do that for them, as well as for everyone else...Such is the mindset of the megalomaniacal narcissistic paranoid autocrat.

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@SergeantLynch

So it's ok to kill droolers? Does that make you feel righteous?


I love these manifestos and self-owns.

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@SergeantLynch
Well that's Trumpism



Then you utterly missed my "parenthetic" clause noting more than. just Democrets in my criticism:


- and this includes more than just Democrats, but anyone who adheres to the belief that we are not personally responsible for our own personal thoughts, public commentary, and actions, whether legally demonstrated, or not -


I keep telling you I am not MAGA. I do not believe Trump is Jesus and can do no wrong any more than I believe all Democrats are woke. Get it, yet? I mean what I say. All of what I say.

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We tell God what to do and then blame Him for our errors.

- Dr. Pet Dragon of Sorbonne University

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@Shoresy

No, it is not ok to kill anyone. Not Trump, not Oba'a, not Biden, not Mamdani... no one. Murder is not a solution, but is always a societal problem

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We tell God what to do and then blame Him for our errors.

- Dr. Pet Dragon of Sorbonne University

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@fauxlaw

Yes, I mean what I say too.

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@Shoresy

Well Shoresy, I'm not sure that I mentioned killing anyone in a manifesto.


Whereas the ongoing self righteous Trumpian manifesto overtly has little regard for the the lives of some.


And as David Icke might say, the red hatted sycophants duly outsheep the sheep.


And Fauxlawian style moderacy is what it is.

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@SergeantLynch
Whereas the ongoing self righteous Trumpian manifesto overtly has little regard for the the lives of some.

And as David Icke might say, the red hatted sycophants duly outsheep the sheep


I don't even know if we have any MAGA members on this site, so I can't judge their level of hatred toward their fellow man.


You, on the other hand, among many others here, have plenty of evidence for it.

And assassins are heavily motivated by that kind of hatred when their friends encourage them to act on their hatred.

You most certainly are the polar opposite of Gandhi here.


You keep talking about the supposed hatred coming from all the hypothetical MAGA people on this site, but we can directly read the hostility and contempt in your own posts. History shows that political violence is fueled when people normalize dehumanization and encourage others to view opponents as evil caricatures. Whatever we think of Trump, the rhetoric you’re using is the polar opposite of tolerance or nonviolence.

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@Shoresy

Very well said.

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We tell God what to do and then blame Him for our errors.

- Dr. Pet Dragon of Sorbonne University

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@Shoresy

My view of Trump is based upon Trump.


As my view of Faux is based upon Faux, who for sure and by their own admission should not be taken at face value.


And your own political leanings seem to be self evident.


Though of course, the nature of remote hyperbole is relative to it's remoteness.


So true, we have little idea, though Gandhi like most folk had ideas.


But how do you know what Gandhi was thinking as Godse pulled he trigger.


Though in the true spirit of Gandhiism Godse was hanged...So much for Gandhiism


And Apte for good measure too.




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@SergeantLynch

Well said, our resident Don Quixote. Slay those MAGA windmills, and save some birds.

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@Shoresy

Hey, that's a heck of a metaphor Shoresy.

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I was about to leave my comment here but I think it wouldn't be necessary. Suffice to put a video to make my point.


https://www.youtube.com/shorts/EG73uPM8BYQ

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@Misterio

Too many points to consider in the link.

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