I wonder who’ll be next week’s Prime Minister?
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(It’s the same raid, but it turns out Pete Hegseth talked about it in a general Signal chat including his wife and brother-in-law)
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(It’s the same raid, but it turns out Pete Hegseth talked about it in a general Signal chat including his wife and brother-in-law)
A series of leaks about military planning for the Panama Canal and the Middle East, about a possible consolidation of the combatant commands, and about a classified China briefing for Elon Musk at the Pentagon had deeply rattled Hegseth by mid-March, sources told CNN. So he and Kasper launched a leak probe, complete with polygraph tests.
Following the press reports — including one in The New York Times about the questionable success of a massive military campaign against the Houthis — Hegseth began to lash out and grew suspicious that senior military officials, as well as some of his closest advisers, were leaking to undermine him, the sources added.
https://edition.cnn.com/2025/04/20/politics/hegseth-second-signal-chat-military-plans/index.html
Man, to be a fly on that wall.
I’m kinda hoping that one day, Armando Iannucci will write a Death-of-Stalin style movie about the Trump administration.
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Yeah, it’d be funny. Not tragic because we’d still be getting the US funding a genocide, and using the cudgel of false antisemitism charges to curtail free speech and persecute college students. We’d still be getting the erosion of women’s and LGBT rights in the face of rising fascism because Democrats would sooner compromise with the far right than consider enabling even the moderate left. We’d still be witnessing the death of the state in favour of more neoliberalism.
But Biden, who didn’t even run last year might be senile. Unlike Trump, who talks a non-stop stream of bullshit, doesn’t even know who half his cabinet is, who’s had the White House Press Corps packed with conspiracy theorists and fruitcakes because they’ll publicly claim he’s tough and strong and virile.
At least you’d be able to laugh.
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After the last three months we’ve had, I genuinely didn’t think we’d ever see another “Democrat presidency would be just as bad as Trump” post, but here we are.
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Honestly the Biden administration would be just as funny, or even funnier. Dems let a senile man lead the world.
And yet under his lead, there was a competent administration quietly doing pretty good work like investing in the US infrastructure, lowering the cost of insuline, advancing regenerative energies and supporting labour unions. And they did all this without leaking shit about Biden’s health to the press.
That’s not Ianucci material, that’d be Sorkin. If you can’t see how fucking hilarious a Ianucci depiction of the continuous meltdowns and backstabbing and insanity of Trumpworld would be, well, I recommend watching Veep. Because I am doing that right now and it’s like two sides of one coin.
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he talked about other countries like in the Middle East that he felt were living too lavishly in luxury and they depended on US involvement there. He was saying they should pay the US more. So back then, he had in mind an international “shakedown/protection money” arrangement, like its a schoolyard or what organized crime did with neighborhood businesses.
That was back in 1988. He was on Oprah and was talking about Japan’s huge investments in the US as if they were taking over, and he was talking about Kuwait citizens living like kings at the time. (Before Saddam invaded in 1990 but I digress.) He didn’t exactly understand international trade, or even how a trade deficit can work in your favor. He only thought in terms of “protection money”, tariffs, even back then.
Now we have this:
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Guys, I can’t tell, is this a good thing or a bad thing?
It can be two things!
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And yes they covered up Biden’s cognitive decline. As well as they could anyway.
If by “they” you mean the White House, of course they did, or tried to. And you linked to an article where journalists are self-questioning whether they fought hard enough to nevertheless draw this into the spotlight, because of course they reported on it. Look at your original post and at what you claimed happened if apparently anyone dared mention his mental state. And did the media let the White House get away with too much in trying to cover up his problems? Maybe. But all of this is still a pretty normal process; hell, it’d happened before with Reagan and to a much greater extent. The point is that during all this, the Biden admin was still doing normal, and often actually pretty good government work and you called that a worse shitshow than Trump right now, which is just as insane as it gets.
Dude, Western countries are completely dysfunctional.
And this is a completely different point and I agree with it to an extent – though obviously not entirely, just go to one of the failed states in the world and try to build a life there if you want to know what completely dysfunctional means. But there are a lot of problems that are not being addressed, and this has led to the current state of things in which too many people are opting out of democracy and becoming fascism curious. But there are also a lot of people working on actually making things better and finding a way to switch tracks. There are many, many productive groups you can support if you’re so desparate about the state of affairs instead of just spiralling over extremist news you algorithm feeds you.
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Probably the most fired-up I’ve ever seen Al Gore:
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Your local gun club?
Well, that’d be one way to go. I was thinking more along the line of NGOs like Transparency International or one of the ones fighting against climate change. Or local charities, or antifa chapters.
Probably the most fired-up I’ve ever seen Al Gore:
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I’m shocked!!! SHOCKED, I say!!
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You can do better USA, get it lower.
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Well, that’d be one way to go. I was thinking more along the line of NGOs like Transparency International or one of the ones fighting against climate change. Or local charities, or antifa chapters.
Speaking of worthy NGOs, my current favourite is Finanzwende, who are mainly trying to get the rich to pay their taxes.
Their current chairwoman Anne Brorhilker is a former state attorney who was in charge of the cum ex investigations. Which was this:The CumEx-Files is an investigation by a number of European news media outlets into a tax fraud scheme discovered by them in 2017.[1] A network of banks, stock traders, and lawyers had obtained billions from European treasuries through suspected fraud and speculation involving dividend taxes. The five hardest hit countries may have lost at least $62.9 billion.[2] Germany is the hardest hit country, with around $36.2 billion withdrawn from the German treasury.[3] Estimated losses for other countries include at least €17 billion for France, €4.5 billion in Italy, €1.7 billion in Denmark and €201 million for Belgium.[4]
(wiki)
Brohilker was successful in investigating and prosecuting this case but she ran into all kinds of walls, either because the system isn’t really built to persecute this kind of crime, or because of politicians actively trying to prevent her from achieving anything. It’s a really frustratring story, and this woman is an absolute hero. She quite her job when the frustration got too bad and went to this NGO to fight the political battle now.
Her work faced opposition, especially last autumn, when her top superior, NRW Justice Minister Limbach, wanted to split Brorhilker’s Department H, thereby transferring numerous Cum-ex investigations to another prosecutor’s responsibility. Brorhilker fought back internally within the judiciary, and the minister had to withdraw his plan.
Even eleven years after the first Cum-ex cases became known, politics still has not responded adequately, Brorhilker said in the WDR interview. Even today, there are tax thefts that unfold similarly to Cum-ex deals. According to ZEIT ONLINE, she criticizes the lenient treatment of perpetrators, particularly in Germany. In Germany, there is the “fundamental problem that perpetrators with a lot of money and influence encounter a weak judiciary that cannot handle it.” This leads to the finding: “They hang the small ones, and let the big ones go. (…) Tax evaders, especially if they do it on a large scale, get off much better than welfare cheats in Germany.”
Brorhilker compared her transition from Cum-ex investigations at the prosecutor’s office to working at Finanzwende with a doctor deciding “not to treat individual patients any longer, but to go into research to develop a therapy, to tackle the problem at its root, so to speak.”
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I’m shocked!!! SHOCKED, I say!!
I go back with him since he bought the NJ Generals in the early 80s. Then came gossip about his wives, girlfriends, hi rises, casinos, Wollman rink, comments about the Central Park 5. There was always news about him. He was out there as “telling it like it is”, and then the reality show on national TV.
But his “bold” take on politics and his promise to build a border wall and make Mexico pay for it, and saying that he would end the Ukraine war in one day, etc. a false reassurance. He said things a LOT of people wanted to hear, he hated Obama being in office, do away with Obamacare, and do away with anything progressive and return to “the good old days”. But his flip flopping now about tariffs is not creating a stable and consistent environment for investors. Who is going to invest long term with this uncertainty?
And now, voters are finally starting to notice his policies are hurting their bottom line. Shocking!
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Cut off his head and two dipshits will take his place.
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Easy solution – keep chopping.
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Santos
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And now we have the Gestapo:
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Wow. Okay, so we have pretty much carte blanche for racist police violence, the use of military forces as police, and to top it all off, this:
Sec. 5. Holding State and Local Officials Accountable. The Attorney General shall pursue all necessary legal remedies and enforcement measures to enforce the rights of Americans impacted by crime and shall prioritize prosecution of any applicable violations of Federal criminal law with respect to State and local jurisdictions whose officials:
(a) willfully and unlawfully direct the obstruction of criminal law, including by directly and unlawfully prohibiting law enforcement officers from carrying out duties necessary for public safety and law enforcement; or
(b) unlawfully engage in discrimination or civil-rights violations under the guise of “diversity, equity, and inclusion” initiatives that restrict law enforcement activity or endanger citizens.So if you try to do anything about this – or ignore it – as a local official, you will be prosecuted.
Jesus fucking Christ.
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I saw a small preview of this interview on ABC tonight. He still talks in terms of tariffs and this “not letting other countries come in here and make trillions and live like kings off of us”. So his way of evening things is tariffs and charging more “protection money”.
I don’t know. Something is off. I remember back in 2016 when he ran against Hilary. Obama said that being POTUS and handling international crisis etc. “This is not entertainment”
I always heard conspiracy theories like the US is not a democracy. The govt no matter which party still has to answer to huge powerful corporations, billionaires, powerful captains of industry who have millions on their payroll and responsible for huge sectors of the economy, so the government can do only so much. Then again… How can they NOT have a say in anything?
But these moves by 47 that are shaking things up right now make me wonder… How much of a “democracy” is the US? How much of a say do these oligarchs have? Is a superpower country really going to be determined by elections, the collective votes of the common man on the street?
If that is the case, and 47 is doing all this in power, then the Dems could have done so much more over the years.
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Canada’s answer to US annexation threats and trade war:
https://apnews.com/article/canada-election-trump-carney-poilievre-861f5b00794355b231ee3f218568949b
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Arjan Dirkse wrote:
It is stupid how we limit ourselves with our pious lies. We say nukes are bad so we shouldn’t have them, yet we are protected from invasion by Russia by American nukes. Many now even lament Ukraine giving away its nukes in the 90s.
NATO was a very good protection for a long time; building our own nuclear arsenal would’ve been nonsense while it worked.
Right now, we may actually need more defensive capacity of our own, but we do have nukes already in the EU – let’s not forget that the French have some.We need to stop with the soft bullshit and just do what is right for us and our own people.
I hope this is okay to say, it sounds like you’re spiralling a bit there. Maybe time to take a break from politics for a bit.
@arjandirkse fellow… How would you like to reboot the Relationship thread ? 🤣🤣—————-
As for Canada and Mexico recent elections and leaders. Must be nice:
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Arjan Dirkse wrote:
It is stupid how we limit ourselves with our pious lies. We say nukes are bad so we shouldn’t have them, yet we are protected from invasion by Russia by American nukes. Many now even lament Ukraine giving away its nukes in the 90s.
NATO was a very good protection for a long time; building our own nuclear arsenal would’ve been nonsense while it worked.
Right now, we may actually need more defensive capacity of our own, but we do have nukes already in the EU – let’s not forget that the French have some.We need to stop with the soft bullshit and just do what is right for us and our own people.
I hope this is okay to say, it sounds like you’re spiralling a bit there. Maybe time to take a break from politics for a bit.
@arjandirkse fellow… How would you like to reboot the Relationship thread ? 🤣🤣—————-
As for Canada and Mexico recent elections and leaders. Must be nice:
Ehm this is an old post of mine, I don’t know why you’re quoting it now…but still I think more nukes in Europe would be good. France doesn’t really have a commitment to use nuclear weapons in case say Lithuania or Poland is invaded.
It’s scary of course, but it might be good if Poland and Germany had their own nuclear weapons. (Germany and also the Netherlands are home to some American nuclear weapons but we can’t use them without American permission)
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Kamala Harris spoke out on the first 100 days:
https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/kamala-harris/kamala-harris-reemerge-trump-speech-rcna203387
And a showdown with old money Harvard
https://abcnews.go.com/Politics/trump-taking-harvards-tax-exempt-status/story?id=121391407
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It’s times like these I wish Luigi Mangione were free to take a shot at Trump. At least we know he wouldn’t miss.
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New tariffs on foreign-produced films, whatever the hell that means.
Oh and re-opening Alcatraz.
Yeah, Orange Toddler is on a roll.
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Which makes me wonder… If he is doing all these ridiculous stuff (and it’s all out loud) then who is pulling the proverbial strings? Aside from following this Project 2025 manifesto…
Interesting how everything good is about him, all the bad is a leftover from Biden. Like in 2016, he tried to take credit for the positive economic numbers he inherited from the Obama administration.
As for not making any effort to bring back the innocent Hispanic man deported to El Salvador: On a side note, I really HOPE all the Spanish speaking communities take note that it could happen to any one of them.
Kamala Harris gave a speech somewhere about 47’s first 100 days and there was the question of “Where are all the high profile Dems like both Clintons, Gore, the Obamas, etc? Why are they so quiet and not speaking out?” They might be biding their time, letting things go on so the people who made their bed can lay in it, not want to engage in a back and forth on social media (thereby causing a distraction from the damage), or they are not these huge saviors to be taken for granted. Or each of them have their own reasons.
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Apparently there’s a ceasefire which would be great news. We could use some good news.
https://edition.cnn.com/world/live-news/india-pakistan-operation-sindoor-05-10-25
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I’ve tried to give Starmer the benefit of the doubt over a lot of his policymaking decisions given that there are tough choices to be made at the moment, but his comments today about immigration and an “island of strangers” are really unpleasant and I think impossible to justify.
I don’t know why Labour keep falling into this trap of thinking that to beat the Tories and Reform you have to become more like them, but it’s really disappointing to see such a transparent dogwhistle.
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I’ve tried to give Starmer the benefit of the doubt over a lot of his policymaking decisions given that there are tough choices to be made at the moment, but his comments today about immigration and an “island of strangers” are really unpleasant and I think impossible to justify.
I don’t know why Labour keep falling into this trap of thinking that to beat the Tories and Reform you have to become more like them, but it’s really disappointing to see such a transparent dogwhistle.
I think the explanation is either:
a) he’s a spineless stuffed shirt
b) he really does think that way.
Hard to say which is worse really, but ultimately its moot.
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I saw this and thought of Lorcan:
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Exactly what a Liberal would think!
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Re: Starmer and Labour
It’s accurate that Reform is their enemy, but Labour isn’t going to defeat them by trying to be them. That just hacks off their own support.
They don’t seem willing to recognise that if you get enough other voters backing them, then they don’t need toxic, right-wing voters which is what Khan and Burnham have done in London and Manchester.
They need to quit the pie-in-the-sky, ‘we can assert reality’ idiocy.
1.5m new homes by 2029 – unlikely as there’s not the sites or the people to build them.
More British social care – will take years, if it ever happens. Banning overseas recruitment is a sledgehammer response to fraud.
Education – they want less foreign students and more kids studying. Who’s paying for the places then with the cash cow foreigners no longer around? And what is the job reward for study?
PIP – they keep proving they don’t know how the benefit works to support employment, which in turn aids the economy and tax revenue, has no fraud, or how disability impacts lives. They assume a level of consistency that many disabled would love to have but don’t.
And all these own goals stem from idiot arrogance. They have to engage with the world they have, not the one they want. Using reality as a politics all-cases escape-out-of-jail-free card, with macho posturing doesn’t count. They have clear, proven alternative routes that are refused because they look less well ‘ard.
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It’s accurate that Reform is their enemy, but Labour isn’t going to defeat them by trying to be them. That just hacks off their own support.
They don’t seem willing to recognise that if you get enough other voters backing them, then they don’t need toxic, right-wing voters which is what Khan and Burnham have done in London and Manchester.
It’s the fucking same everywhere, isn’t it? Our Labour Party tried to emulate the AfD when it comes to migration and got the worst result they ever had in their history of German elections, but there are no hints whatsoever that they have recognised their mistakes.
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https://www.cnbc.com/2025/05/16/trumps-middle-east-trip-saudi-arabia-qatar-uae-go-all-out.html
It is getting beyond corrupt and ridiculous.
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Oh, it can get worse:
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The plane and, how the UAE has just invested two billion dollars into Trump’s “stablecoin”. Trump is turning the US into an open kleptocracy at a really impressive pace. I mean, wow. Just wow. “What should I have done? Not accepted it?”
Yeah, that’s what state officials are generally expected to do when they’re offered gifts be people who are impacted by their decisions. Not accept them. It’s so funny that Trump doesn’t even have an idea that a world exists in which people think that’d be the right thing to do.3 users thanked author for this post.
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Meh, rules only matter when enforced and no one’s enforcing them.
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“Schemes” – looks like he wants to attack the birthright citizenship so he can indiscriminately use ICE to deport by the masses, do a fast track granting asylum to certain refugees he says are escaping a genocide, and sell citizenship to the very elite and rich with this special gold card plan. In time the country becomes some special “homeland” because the “undesireables” have been “replaced”.
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Interesting that Rome at the end was just completely idiotic. And misunderstanding the realities of warfare.
There’s a similarity there with our time. We can’t really face what is confronting us.
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I don’t see any of his sons becoming president. Ivanka could try, but I’m not sure she would win.
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I don’t see any of his sons becoming president. Ivanka could try, but I’m not sure she would win.
I agree. The MAGA cult is centered on Trump himself. When he dies, the whole house of cards will collapse. None of the kids have the same level of charisma as daddy. Additionally, Trump makes sure to keep the spotlight solely on himself. Due to his narcissism, he has done nothing to develop a successor. When he finally dies, there will be a power vacuum where everyone will be rushing to be the new leader. The party is going to splinter and the infighting will be a spectacle to behold.
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I don’t see any of his sons becoming president. Ivanka could try, but I’m not sure she would win.
I agree. The MAGA cult is centered on Trump himself. When he dies, the whole house of cards will collapse. None of the kids have the same level of charisma as daddy. Additionally, Trump makes sure to keep the spotlight solely on himself. Due to his narcissism, he has done nothing to develop a successor. When he finally dies, there will be a power vacuum where everyone will be rushing to be the new leader. The party is going to splinter and the infighting will be a spectacle to behold.
And this is a big part of the problems the Republicans have made for themselves down the line, they allowed Trump to hollow them out over the last 8 years and rebuild them as a machine to funnel him cash at the expense of just about everything else.
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Yeah, the only bright spot with dictatorial bastards is they rarely do succession planning, North Korea being a rare exception.
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Well, and Hafez al-Assad had it all figured out until his older son was killed in a car accident.
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There’s a pretty funny situation in politics in my country right now. The government here is becoming more critical of Israel. They want the EU to revise some treaty they have with Israel. Wilders’s party is part of the government and Wilders himself is seething over this criticism of Israel on twitter but he can’t stop it, other than pulling the plug on this government, but he won’t do that because if there are new elections he is bound to lose. So all he can do is angry tweets.
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47 vs The Old Money institution. (Where is my popcorn?)
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So Labour is no longer revealing membership numbers to its NEC. Which I’m sure is fine, there can’t be any bad reason they’d suddenly stop being transparent on that right? Not like there’s been a sudden cratering of membership numbers?
Also, probably entirely unrelated:
Revealed: Labour’s financial woes as party unable to balance books this year
Labour is unable to balance its books this year, and will need “at least £4 million” to fight elections in 2026, LabourList can reveal.
According to a document seen by LabourList, the party is operating under a “recovery plan” for 2025, with the aim of bringing finances to a “planned but manageable deficit”.
The document says that Labour is in a “difficult financial position” with a staff pay freeze and strict vacancy controls in place as it seeks to stabilise its finances.
It reads: “The Party is also maximising income at every opportunity and working to rebuild our finances.
Weird, given there doesn’t seem to be an end of rich donors giving Starmer clothes, glasses and private boxes at Arsenal…
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Just some pics online of what you might be in for should ICE deport you to El Salvador:
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Arjan, may I suggest that you spend some time away from your computer/smartphone? Go outside, take a walk, get some ice cream, and chill out a bit.
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Arjan… please reboot my old thread to refresh yourself and hopefully get out of this “doom and gloom” phase you seem to be in.
Make “The Relationship Thread” great again!!!
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I get soundbite postings on my social media feed. For a while, it’s been complaints of some saying “This is not what I voted for” and the rebuttals of “Yes it is. You just didn’t expect it to get back to you”. It all just takes me back to some of my history studies and the book I am reading.
In the US it seemed to me there always been this “At least I got one over on” somebody else consolation. I read once that in the old South there were these rich estates with plantations and they were slave owners. But the rest of them who weren’t slave owners still fought in the Civil War to maintain the status quo that they at the very least had one over on slaves. The South lost but then came the Jim Crow laws. Interestingly, with more immigration, there came people who weren’t “black” nor “white”, so there was this jockeying for position that is still here.
Some Spanish speaking communities wanted to be accepted like the Irish and Italians groups, but it didn’t happen. When they see now that they voted for their own deportation, some realize now that although they aren’t African American/black, they aren’t white either and to MAGA, they were never liked just tolerated for votes.
Some Asians were attacked during Covid and were blamed for it. And they wanted to do away with Affirmative Action and DEI, and found out that when it was gone, it actually lowered Asian enrollment to elite schools and increased legacy admissions. (Some Asian applicants spoke Mandarin fluently, 4.10 GPA, perfect SAT, active member of top school clubs and still lost seats to applicants who got in by family connections.)
They just don’t unite for their own reasons. Voter mentality is something else…
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I mean recently we had guys openly walking around with automatic weapons in the city where I live and shooting at a home.
Yeah, that’ll dampen the mood, one has to admit.
But it’s worth pointing out again that the violent crime rate has gone down over the last decades, including in the Netherlands. It’s still way safer right now than it was in the nineties. It just doesn’t feel that way, and that’s due to media, not to what’s actually going on outside.
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Eh I’ll try to chill out. I think lots of things suck here right now, but that’s just the way it is. Can’t really do much about it.
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Arjan: here’s some good stuff to think about:
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https://www.nbcnews.com/news/latino/venezuelans-tps-fear-deported-supreme-court-ruling-rcna208716
I see this from yesterday and last year they had a celebration and cultural dancing party in Florida for MAGA because they were protected from being deported (The TPS came from the Biden admin). And now that it is gone, they feel “beyond betrayed”. But they knew already about how other similar groups have been looked at and treated and felt that they were immune and none of it applied to them. Truth is, some of the different groups/factions voted for each other’s deportation. They never formed a united coalition. I won’t mention names , but it is as a comedienne I saw who said “the X feel they are better because they speak better English, Y feels they got one over because their skin is lighter, but real MAGA says “WTF is the difference? Kick them all out!” None of that mattered.
The more you read about these “rude awakenings” from voters who didn’t realize before how interconnected things are, maybe this is what they deserved and needed to happen to wake up. But it is ignorance. When you saw at the time when the news was all about climate change and global warming, some who just clicked a few links on Google and felt they were on par to debate climatologists and also during the pandemic regarding Covid, debating seasoned researchers and doctors. It is just this:
Don’t like tirades, but it is things like this is mostly why the US can’t have nice things .
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“Good news from Belgium” sounds like it could be the first part of a sarcastic joke.
Kidding…I appreciate it njerry.
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TACO gets a whole new meaning:
https://abcnews.go.com/Politics/trump-lashes-viral-taco-trade-meme-stand/story?id=122323324
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