I'm used to the whole moves and counter moves as the whole ebb and flow for the past 8 years.
So now that this election went relatively drama free, after the initial bit of euphoria I'm feeling myself bored. All the news coming out feel so normie tier that I don't even care. All the metldowns while enjoyable, I don't care about them really. I never viewed the libs as the enemy.
The only interesting news coming so far is from the RFK Jr. camp and that has me excited, but aside from that, it's been pretty quiet.
Maybe this is the "CALM BEFORE THE STORM" that President Trump told us about. Maybe the whole "10 days or darkness" is the last call for us to prepare before SHTF? Or maybe I'm just overthinking this?
I wonder if this is what combat veterans feel like after coming back to civilian life.
Good analogy - it's like a form of PTSD. I work with easily triggered libs (is there any other kind?). After hearing a few of them whine on Thursday (most didn't show up on Wednesday) and then overhearing one melt down because her mother almost died trying to get an abortion and that was 30 years ago and HOW COULD THIS BE HAPPENING, after wondering if she ever thanked God her mother didn't abort her I realized nothing's changed. All we've fought for, even for the ones who can't see it, and nothing's changed with them. I know I have to adapt, but after almost 10 years of ups and downs and being silent or ostracized or walking on eggshells because of what I believe I'm so tired. I can't imagine how President Trump and his family must feel. How can they - and we - stand to deal with four more years of this? Things also feel too quiet. Biden's too happy. Career leftists are too...themselves. Maybe expecting people to see the light is naive. I guess this is the calm before the storm, but it's hard for me to do anything other than go through the motions right now.