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alphaliberal 2 points ago +2 / -0

I've probably seen, but don't remember. But they'd chock and gag themselves to death over many of those 80s movies, and 90s. American history X is prime example.

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alphaliberal 1 point ago +1 / -0

I went to a private high school and public, and I remember much as shown in the video. I graduated HS 1992 and it was better.

I hate for young kids, teenagers these days. To much propaganda and crap!

I agree bring back the old culture. How? That remains to be seen.

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alphaliberal 5 points ago +5 / -0

A friend of mine 20 years ago said the same thing, 'they are going to model the nwo on China.' - quote.

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alphaliberal 1 point ago +1 / -0

essentially the 'spirit' is their life and personality, which is their power?

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alphaliberal 3 points ago +3 / -0

Facebook is the perfect example of fascism. The government sets it up for retard Cuckerbucks (he didn't code it), acts as if it is free, but isn't because tax dollars paid for it in the first place. Another government/private NGO type BS partnership. The definition of fascism.

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alphaliberal 8 points ago +8 / -0

Exactly, they think that we are gonna think this is lend-lease during WWII. It isn't. It is total evil what is going on.

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alphaliberal 2 points ago +2 / -0

I think the reason why Biden is so happy with Trump per that little get together is that Biden isn't controlling anything anymore, he knows it, Trump knows it and Trump is gonna save his ass.

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alphaliberal 4 points ago +4 / -0

I just love Gaetz, he's 9 years younger than me, so him being born in 1982 makes him late GenX. It's time GenX gets some power in this country. We've been looked over like we don't even exist.

We need him as AG 100%+. He's a decent man that actually cares about people.

I hope his nomination sails through easily.

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alphaliberal 3 points ago +3 / -0

We do need paper ballots and to make election day every two years basically a national holiday. Not forced but seriously encouraged.

Have the same paper ballot in all 50s states linked up to a block chain which identifies the ballot as legit and legal. Now put the ballot in a counting machine with observers (saves time on hand counting). Have serious chain of custody with observers. Tally the votes electronically and not hooked up to any network or server each machine is standalone only, give the voter a receipt with that block chain # ( no personal identifiers) and keep the paper ballots secure for close races for recounts.

Explanation: the tally is not on the internet, only the blockchain identifier is housed and secure as not to be spoofed, meddled with, duplicated, or any other thing that might make the ballot illegal.

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alphaliberal 0 points ago +1 / -1

Its not a landslide. Now if you add the Trump win, Senate, House, a trifecta it sure sends a message. But its slim buddy. It isn't like how Ronald Reagan or Bill Clinton won re-election.

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alphaliberal 1 point ago +1 / -0

I read that its a bit much. Can you give me a sumarization with an explanation of what he's really saying?

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alphaliberal 3 points ago +3 / -0

What they did to Trump this time with the machines is what they did to Clinton in 1996. The exit polls showed Trump winning Men, Hispanic men, white women, Gen X big, upping his count with Gen Z and Millenials. Same with Clinton in 96 when he won a broad coaliton. All they need to do is shave a few votes from each precinct to bring Trump down below 50% which is exactly what they did to Clinton.

I remember in 1992/96 the Republicans at the time saying Clinton didn't have a mandate because he didn't win 50+% of the national vote despite garnering 379 EVs. They'll say the same thing with Trump.

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alphaliberal 5 points ago +5 / -0

I don't either. I saw a map. She only won the states with no voter id.

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alphaliberal 3 points ago +3 / -0

312 is a solid win meaning he could have lost Michigan and Pennsylvania which would have still given him 278.

You are correct 312 with 49.9% is not a landslide. See 1984/1988/1996 those were landslides. 84 was actually an obliteration like 72 and 36.

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