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 No.485546[Reply]

Call to all BurgerReich citizens!
Be there or be square nerds
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 No.485559

Is this gonna be one of those real rallies or one of those fed rallies organized to favor wreckers?
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 No.485583

>>485546
I can't find anything about this. Is this something you came up with?


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 No.485473[Reply]

The similarities:
>Both anti-establishment strongman figures supported by the working classes
>Both created vague nationalist ideologies named after themselves which nobody can understand
>Both survived multiple assassination attempts
>Both slandered by the media
>Both accused of being pedos with little evidence
>Both served two non-consecutive terms as president
>Both opposed by a coalition of socialists, liberals, conservatives and militarists
>Both had links to neo-nazi groups but still maintained good relations with the jews
>Both oversaw a period of relative economic prosperity in their first term
>Both had several hot wives and many affairs
>Both persecuted by their nation's federal government
>Both had retarded supporters who failed at insurrection attempts

The Argument
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 No.485501

>>485478
Is there data from 2020 onwards?
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 No.485503

>>485501
There is but I've had a hard time finding it in graph form like this.
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 No.485508

>>485476
>I mean, any popular vote victory by definition requires a larger portion of the working class to vote for you than for your opposition.

Saddam Hussein would win "elections" with 99% of the vote. Election results have more to do with the choices available than support per se, especially when Trump consistently polls at incredibly low levels of popularity.
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 No.485530

>>485508
>Trump consistently polls at incredibly low levels of popularity.
Oh really, the media that has been hysterically anti-Trump for the past 8 years told you that the guy they hate more than Hitler is polling badly? Well they have no reason to lie.
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 No.485581

Actually existing pure ideology


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 No.485317[Reply]

I know we all like to dunk on Democrats for being hypocrites, dishonest, and poorphobic.

But what to do about Republicans? They are even more poorphobic and just as hypocritical if not more so. Whether they win national elections in the US or not, there has to be a solution to destroying that party or any splinters.
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 No.485320

The solution is always the same. Mass organization.
The Rs and Ds are dumb, nobody needs them. The problem is corporate power. The solution people are looking for is help, and the Rs and Ds have a consensus: help the corporations, offer little of value to everyone else. This is the opening.

The average voter isn't evil. The average non-voter isn't evil either. We get the masses and it won't matter if there are a few political guys among the elites who still identify with the elites' parties, the warmongering parties; they are losing the public every day, and when we accept that their loss is our gain, we will have more than enough power to destroy the few remaining Rs and Ds who will be left over.
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 No.485327

>>485320
>The average voter isn't evil.

Bold statement

likely wrong
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 No.485328

What the Republicans are doing to themselves now is destroying the party - they're getting rid of the facade and have all but said so. In a few days I believe I will be vindicated yet again.
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 No.485331

>>485317
I think the Libertarian Party will implode before the Republicans. Numerous state LP parties voted to dissolve themselves over the last few years.

A lot of the rank and file LP officials were disgusted with people even more wacko then them who glommed onto the party from 2012-2016

think the only reason the LP is still around is the national LP party signaled readiness to sue local LP parties who dissolve without national approval
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 No.485400

>>485331
>Numerous state LP parties voted to dissolve themselves over the last few years.
The context you're missing is that there was a "right-wing" anti-woke takeover of the party in 2022. That's what the fighting was about. The woke section of the party didn't give up and managed to install their vaxxed & gay presidential candidate for 2024 but the anti-woke section still holds the party chair position.

>I think the Libertarian Party will implode before the Republicans.

Either one side wins or they keep fighting. The party isn't going anywhere either way. The reason for the fighting is because there are more libertarians then ever as a result of the fascist government covid policies.


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 No.484985[Reply]

"I endorse for president of the United States Green Party candidate, Dr. Jill Stein," former KKK leader Duke said on his radio show on Monday. "Although Dr. Stein and I obviously have our differences on important issues, she's the only candidate who speaks clearly against the war in the Middle East."

https://www.newsweek.com/former-kkk-leader-david-duke-endorses-jill-stein-trashes-donald-trump-1969710
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 No.484991

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Dick Cheney has killed way more people than David Duke, and he endorsed Harris and Harris liked it. Also Liz, too, pictured here.

The real hilarious thing about the David Duke endorsement, which has, amazingly, gone totally over the heads of liberals, is that a former KKK leader just endorsed a Jewish woman's campaign which has a black Muslim as VP. You people hate Jill Stein so much that you have no idea how funny that is. He may as well have just endorsed Jesse Jackson, it's comedy gold, and you're so deranged that you don't get the joke.
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 No.484992

>>484991
there's no way you are a real person
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 No.484998

>>484992
Real person, lived through the Bush years. A Dick Cheney endorsement is not a compliment. Cheney was at the forefront of advocating torture, pushing for two disastrous foreign wars, suppressing opposition to those wars, and shredding the constitution in the hugest expansion of mass surveillance and forced disappearances in American history. The Bush era ended with all of that + the worst recession since the Great Depression.
A David Duke endorsement isn't a compliment either, which is why Stein rejects it - although it's still funny as fuck. Dick Cheney is easily as hated in America as David Duke, but Harris acts like it's a badge of honor to be endorsed by a guy who even conservatives despise at this point.
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 No.485345

All this proves is that Kamala supporters are to the right of David Duke
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 No.485349

>>485345
+ Harris literally just got endorsed by Richard Spencer lol


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 No.485277[Reply]

We're all familiar with the ironic shitposts, but for once I'd like to actually understand Cambodian history, particularly the events that transpired in the '60s and '70s. Assuming the mass killings weren't grossly inflated, how did it all lead to this? I feel like there's probably a lot of typical anti-communist propaganda surrounding this and I don't know how to learn more.
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 No.485285

>How Khmer Rouge happen?
To begin with BurgerReich carpet bombing.
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 No.485322

WATCH THIS
(and turn on the english subtitles, of course)


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 No.485097[Reply]

Interesting new article from DropSite. Here are some selected sections:

Yarvin and Land’s New Right ideas have taken a central place among Trump’s intellectual support structure. Within a month of Trump’s 2017 inauguration, Politico reported that Yarvin “had opened up a line to the Trump White House, communicating with [Trump advisor] Steve Bannon and his aides through an intermediary.” (Yarvin denied reports of speaking with Steve Bannon.) Peter Thiel—described as a friend of Yarvin, who invested in Yarvin’s startup in 2013 and hosted Yarvin at an election night party in 2016—reportedly became disillusioned with the Trump White House for not taking Yarvin-like ideas far enough. “Thiel fantasized that Trump’s election would somehow force a national reckoning,” according to Barton Gellman, who published a wide-ranging interview with Thiel in 2023. “He believed somebody needed to tear things down—slash regulations, crush the administrative state—before the country could rebuild.”

VP nominee J.D. Vance, a former employee in one of Thiel’s firms, has discussed similar ideas, citing Yarvin. In a 2021 podcast appearance, Vance was prompted to give his advice for Trump in a possible second administration. Name-dropping Yarvin, Vance advised: “fire every single mid-level bureaucrat, every civil servant in the administrative state, and replace them with our people.” As Gaby Del Valle at The Verge pointed out, the advice Vance offered is Yarvin’s proposal “Retire All Government Employees” (RAGE)—intended to “‘reboot’ the government under an all-powerful executive.”

We can see the osmosis of these ideas into mainstream Republican politics with “Schedule F”: an executive order that would eliminate employment protections for federal workers, and allow the Trump administration to retire all government employees and crush the administrative state. Trump signed this executive order in 2020 — and had Biden not been elected that year, it would have gone into effect.

Vance finished his statements by adding: “We are in a late republican period. If we’re going to push back against it, we’re going to have to get pretty wild, and pretty far out there, and go in directions that a lot of conservatives right now are uncomfortable with.” James Pogue at Vanity Fair notes this language also comes from Yarvin’s New Right ideology: evoking America as Rome in its “late republican period,” waiting for its Caesar to come anPost too long. Click here to view the full text.
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 No.485265

>>485263
I know but they should.

Maybe the second hand market will fix that. Second hand e-cars loose all their market exchange value because car-makers don't sell reasonably priced battery-pack-replacements. That could boot-strap car-refurbishment companies. Those can rip out the used-up battery-packs and the original electronics and replace the hole shebang with aftermarket parts. That may become a source for good value bare-bones budget cars.
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 No.485275

>>485263
>Car brands don't make or sell barebones cars, like 5000$ civic because the more useless tech shit they can cram into it the higher it's selling price
The reason they don't sell cheap barebones cars is because it's illegal. Government regulations force them to add seatbelts and airbags and catalytic convertors and all the other emissions garbage. Once all that stuff is in place the price is way over 5000$.
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 No.485279

>>485275
>seatbelts and airbags and catalytic convertors and all the other emissions garbage. Once all that stuff is in place the price is way over 5000$.
Fine make it 5500
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 No.485280

>>485279
You can get more than $500 just from extracting the metals in the catalytic converter.
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 No.485282

>>485280
Nope you'd get slightly less than 180 bucks assuming you'll be able to recover 100% of the precious metals from a average combustion catalytic converter.

With realistic recovery rates it's more like 130 bucks. If you factor in the material costs of the process-consumables you're probably at slightly less than 100 bucks.

Keep in mind that a cheap car probably won't have a massive engine. So all the support components would be moderately sized as well.


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 No.484897[Reply]

Can a Muslim be a Jucheist?
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 No.484898

I heard DPRK has religious organizations or something
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 No.484987

>>484897
>>484897
Yes but not without some cognitive dissonance
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 No.485273

This guy says it is against the law to believe in God: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t9rLqYXTaFI
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 No.485281

>>484898
Yeah there is a Korean shamanist party. There were also Christian and Buddhist parties but they don't hold any seats for many decades


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 No.485028[Reply]

Sinister communist thread
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 No.485033

>>485028
What is this O9A Nazi bullshit lmao
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 No.485090

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>>485033
Soviet power, comrade.
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 No.485168

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>>485033
This is wh@ they actually partake in while behind all the red rags they love so much.
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 No.485192

>>485031
sinister is a Latin term for left
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 No.484452[Reply]

After Pavel Durov's arrest, he's now agreeing to surrender private user data.

https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cvglp0xny3eo

pic unrel
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 No.485165

I had a retard friend telling me this was a private platform. Kept trying to evanglize me.

I was like wtf is actually private about it, they require your phone number for signup and almost nothing is encrypted, everything goes through their servers etc. There was literally nothing private about it except misguided trust in the nationality of the owner.
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 No.485166

>>484482
If it's someone else's service, you have little way of knowing it is private. Even signal collects metadata.

The most private way to communicate would be using PGP on an airgapped device, and transferring the encrypted messages to your computer with a trust medium, then sending it the recipient via a web server you own.
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 No.485260

Samidoun Telegram channel banned in the USA:
https://x.com/unityoffields/status/1851412349066101117
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 No.485264

>>485260
Never heard of this before but it seems like regular political activism.
Why is this being attacked ?
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 No.485267

>>484453
I use Session for illegal stuff but you cant trust any of these apps.


 No.485222[Reply]

Somebody just fired on Evo's car.
https://twitter.com/DropSiteNews/status/1850529326581649668
BREAKING: Former Bolivian President Evo Morales says his vehicle was shot at amid escalating tensions with President Luis Arce’s government. Morales posted a video on Facebook showing two bullet holes in the windshield and an injured driver. While the video’s authenticity hasn’t yet been independently verified, tensions between the factions of the two former allies have been high. An economic crisis has intensified the situation, with Morales’s supporters blocking highways in central Bolivia and the government attempting to clear them. The incident has heightened fears of further unrest
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 No.485223

https://x.com/redstreamnet/status/1850526520885785049
Following the assassination attempt on Evo Morales, his supporters are calling on the police to stop obeying the orders of President Luis Arce's government. Both leaders are from the ruling Movement Towards Socialism party, which has been torn by escalating internal conflicts.
-Redstream

https://x.com/redstreamnet/status/1850517774566646165
🟡 NOW: Supporters of Evo Morales are now guarding the trade union office where he is currently staying after just surviving an assassination attempt involving 14 gunshots. The people are forming a human protective ring around the building. The attacker is still on the run.
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 No.485225

>>485222
I knew Morales and Arce had unfriended, but i didn't know it had become that bad.

Just a sanity check: are we sure it's not a third party that did the assassination attempt against Morales ?
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 No.485227

>>485225
I have no idea who's behind it lol


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