Agreed - this is an important yet overlooked part of the timeline.
I genuinely believe the Soros radio station buying spree is related to this period of time, along with the dock workers strike being pushed out to January 15th.
I feel like I’m seeing pieces begin to stack up, but can’t quite connect them.
I don’t see parents.
The media told me the Harris administration was not separating kids from their parents “like Trump did”. So where are these supposed parents that Harris is keeping the kids with?
Are the parents inside Children’s Village?
People are saying this is about spreading influence leading up to the election.
I’m beginning to think it’s about controlling emergency messaging for something that happens right before, during or after the election.
Either suppressing emergency information that comes from Trump, or invoking emergency disinformation to create their own reality around a war or disaster.
If the left pulls this "why would a migrant risk deportation if they vote" crap, just know this:
Migrants don't have to vote at all for this to matter. In fact, it's best if they don't.
There just needs to be enough confusion around voter rolls and population counts such vote tallies don't exactly match a previous year's census numbers, which is what happened in several states with > 100% turnout in 2020.
Concord also very prominently displayed each character’s pronouns on the selection screen.
There’s another (somewhat smaller profile, but still worthy) failure too:
Dustborn, a game funded by foreign governments, in which you literally use words to hurt people, and learn skills like how to “cancel” your enemies, is also apparently in shambles with a tiny player base.
Not to mention Homeworld 3 having a garbage DEI story that’s been widely panned by everyone.
Of course, the mental gymnastics that gaming Reddit is going through to blame everything but DEI for the failure of these games is a spectacle to see. The HW3 subreddit was downvoting and banning people who blamed DEI, yet the overwhelming consensus was that the story was absolute trash written by amateurs. They just can’t quite put their finger on why it was so bad, but it was NOT because it was woke, of course.
She’s got some bangers I’ve listened to over the years, but for some reason I remember her being cucked at one point and never had a great impression of her. Maybe I got that wrong, or maybe she’s newly awakened?
Either way, the awakening has affected a lot of people in different ways, and I’m happy to have her along. The train keeps growing, there’s no stopping it!
So voting for Donald Trump causes COVID to kill you.
That’s the logical conclusion from the article, considering it starts by telling you the vaccine barely lasts more than a couple months, and that COVID is no longer as virulent or serious for most people, and then describes uneducated Trump voters as more likely to die.
I share your concerns.
But she’s so far proving to be an asset. And I trust her more than a very large number of supposed conservatives Trump had by his side last time, not the least of whom being Mike Pence.
I don’t trust anyone absolutely, but people can change and should be allowed to earn trust. But always with healthy skepticism.
Bear in mind, there’s a difference between the people doing the programming (the politicians, media, etc) and the people who have been programmed (but otherwise are decent people that think they’re doing what’s right, no matter how asinine).
The media has them afraid. Terrified, even. Assuage those fears. Be the positive comfort they’re looking for now that a part of their media comfort blanket is unraveling.
Also, always start by being genuine. I’ve found a lot of success lately by approaching people with genuine responses, even when they get combative.
For example, one discussion on Reddit, I defended Elon Musk for his community notes which have led to more educated readers, even when Musk himself gets noted. In response, someone called me a Nazi enjoyer. Instead of replying with something sarcastic like I normally would, I just replied with “I don’t like Nazis”. Genuine and to the point. It created a discussion that wouldn’t have happened otherwise.
Also, realize if things do get combative, calling them stupid or evil won’t win anyone over. A lot of times you can make the biggest point by leaving them having said the last, angry, rant filled word.
Seeing the same thing in Reddit comments.
Honestly it’s a bit frustrating that they couldn’t see past all the media BS about Trump to come to this conclusion. But in the end, however it happens, the more people we can wake up, the better.
Reddit comments have actually been kinda wild. The number of people I now see speaking up, saying they saw RFK Jr.’s press conference and agree with almost all of it, is way larger than I expected.
I still don’t like the guy’s gun control stance, but my gut feeling is that this guy is a very important piece to the puzzle, and is going to lead to some game changing things.
I tend to agree, but at the same time, realize that places like much of Reddit is filled right now of pictures of Walz’s son tearing up out of “pride” for his father.
It’s a heartwarming story being shamelessly abused across all kinds of non-political subreddits to make Walz appear like a great, relatable, down to earth guy that we’re all rooting for.
We all know voting for someone based on his son being proud of him is moronic, and we all know how easily manipulated things like this are. But normies eat it up.
So looking for cracks in the facade like this does have value, if for no reason other than it provides a counterpoint to an otherwise inarguable “feel good” moment that’s likely total bullshit.
Right. I’m really beginning to think the push for early mail in ballots is because, if the majority of them are for Trump, then we have a much larger paper trail of the cheating.
And in this case I guess paper trail is kinda literal.