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"The democratic process" in modern times should be understood as a kind of sports league. Very interesting, dramatic and entertaining, but ultimately the real power is with those that own the promotion.
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My theory is that the migrants are a way to inject printed money into the system to avoid deflation. That's why they are chosen to
- Provide no other value if possible
- Given money to consume
which all drives demand without driving supply. 1/n
Uncool that they take and publish a picture of her. The police put this in the computer and within a second they know everything there is to know about her.
The People are like children. They don't understand the reality they live in and thus make this kind of mistake.
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Think of all the questions people aren't asking other people because they're asking Grok instead.
Socially depleting.
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these types of parties don't exist to govern. they exist as a pressure valve / fuck-it button for the population. the entire point of these parties (and their left-wing counterparts) are to give the people the means of expression at the polls.
and that expression? "None of the mainstream parties offer me a choice i am prepared to accept".
the whole point of voting for these parties is to get the mainstream politicians and commentators to pay attention to the voters. it's supposed to be a signal for the need for mainstream change.
turning your back and narrating your way out of recognising a clear signal breaks the purpose of these parties and actually increases the likelihood of them governing. dismissing them as "unworkable" or voters as "racist" or "thick" is extremely foolish.
all of this is on the arrogant fucks in politics who think that they exist to enforce their views on a population rather than be elected to govern in the interest of voters.
the rise of fringe parties is an effect, not a cause. the arrogance of the mainstream is the cause.
Here’s the problem with an AfD victory, beyond the party’s clearly questionable leader.
The grand, vague promises they make—national pride and German greatness—are unlikely to materialize.
If Weidel were to become chancellor or the AfD were to gain a majority, the consequences, in my opinion, would be dire: a potential split in European support for Ukraine, jeopardizing NATO, and other significant geopolitical repercussions. The Russian backing of Euro-nationalists is most evident in the case of the AfD. While I may resonate with the AfD’s broad rhetoric and message, I would not support a party that promises to commit terrible geopolitical mistakes and possesses the capability to do so.
The election results in Germany are not stellar for the oligarchy, but they are ok.
- People continue to hope for democratic change, which keeps them docile.
- The AfD doesn't get into the awkward position of not being able to do anything despite being nominally in charge.
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“If a society is racially diverse, people will vote their race. And eventually they will stop voting and fight, because race doesn't fluctuate between elections.
If a society is racially homogeneous, but religiously diverse, people will vote their religion.
If a society is racially and religiously homogeneous, then people will have and vote ideologies.”
-Devon Eriksen
This didn’t get the traction it deserved.
Not quite correct.
Ideologies didn't happen "suddenly and for no reason at all."
In 18th century, as a direct consequence of the invention of the rifled firearm, ordinary citizens of first-world nations had to be given political power. If they weren't, they simply took it.
With this accomplished, the inevitably had different opinions on what the state should do. And suddenly those opinions mattered.
People couldn't just vote their ethnic interests, because they lived in ethnically homogeneous societies. They couldn't vote their religion, because they lived in religiously homogeneous societies.
The opinions weren't about which ethnic or religious interests the state was to serve. Everyone agreed on that. The opinions were about how best to serve those interests.
Those opinions were important. So those opinions needed names.
This is why socialism, capitalism, communism libertarianism, and so forth were all "invented" in the 18th and early 19th centuries.
They sprung into being because they became important, and they will continue to exist so long as they are important.
If a society is racially diverse, people will vote their race. And eventually they will stop voting and fight, because race doesn't fluctuate between elections.
If a society is racially homogeneous, hut religiously diverse, people will vote their religion.
If a society is racially and religiously homogeneous, then people will have and vote ideologies.
In the future, one of two things will happen. Either the West will expel the influx of foreign invaders, and go back to arguing ideology with other Westerners over tea in outdoor cafes, or it will not, and everyone's politics will just be racism and nothing else, and all the cafes will be closed, enemy storefronts riddled by bullet holes.
Choose wisely.
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A world where everything is possible, is a world where nothing is meaningful, a 5 minute enthusiasm, and you're on to AI's next trick, walking into a world of possibilities explosion with a soul gradually depleted of any deep emotions, towards a total incurable apathy.
He's also gullible and very easy to manipulate.
This Troll/Tard thing is, in a way, the world healing through desillusion.
This is your average voter. This is who you are hoping will solve your problems by voting for the right party. And "the right party" is like choosing between Country and Western anyway.
Truth heals.
The new push by Ursula Von der Leyen to get the money from savings accounts flowing is consistent with my theory that the real thing they are battling is deflation.
I think we are hanging over a deep deflation precipice.
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Some of you are figuring out for the first time that women are crazy. The next step is recognizing that this isn't a bad thing. Women are supposed to be playing with children, living in a fantasy dream world in the center of a family, constantly making up stories, trying to make everyone around them happy, creating the circumstances for whimsy and joy, adding beauty to the world with careful attention to details that nobody else thinks matter, possessing the ability to be delicate and soft and funny even when things are really hard. Women are supposed to be crazy.
If I'd venture a guess. My gut feeling is that the "attacks" in Germany is a faction of the deep state trying to provoke a bigger war before it's too late for it.
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Passel of gay guys chasing each other around stark naked on the neighborhood family beach today. Quite obvious that the "gay rights" movement went too far and that we have normalized behavior every bit as bad as the most lurid caricatures dreamed up by the religious Right
