http://www.truthdig.com/report/item/the_revenge_of_the_lower_classes_and_the_rise_of_american_fascism_20160302
>College-educated elites, on behalf of corporations, carried out the savage neoliberal assault on the working poor. Now they are being made to pay. Their duplicity—embodied in politicians such as Bill and Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama—succeeded for decades. These elites, many from East Coast Ivy League schools, spoke the language of values—civility, inclusivity, a condemnation of overt racism and bigotry, a concern for the middle class—while thrusting a knife into the back of the underclass for their corporate masters. This game has ended.
...
>The Democrats are playing a very dangerous game by anointing Hillary Clinton as their presidential candidate. She epitomizes the double-dealing of the college-educated elites, those who speak the feel-your-pain language of ordinary men and women, who hold up the bible of political correctness, while selling out the poor and the working class to corporate power.
...
>Fascist movements build their base not from the politically active but the politically inactive, the “losers” who feel, often correctly, they have no voice or role to play in the political establishment. The sociologist Émile Durkheim warned that the disenfranchisement of a class of people from the structures of society produced a state of “anomie”—a “condition in which society provides little moral guidance to individuals.” Those trapped in this “anomie,” he wrote, are easy prey to propaganda and emotionally driven mass movements. Hannah Arendt, echoing Durkheim, noted that “the chief characteristic of the mass man is not brutality and backwardness, but his isolation and lack of normal social relationships.”
>Fascist movements build their base not from the politically active but the politically inactive, the “losers” who feel, often correctly, they have no voice or role to play in the political establishment. The sociologist Émile Durkheim warned that the disenfranchisement of a class of people from the structures of society produced a state of “anomie”—a “condition in which society provides little moral guidance to individuals.” Those trapped in this “anomie,” he wrote, are easy prey to propaganda and emotionally driven mass movements. Hannah Arendt, echoing Durkheim, noted that “the chief characteristic of the mass man is not brutality and backwardness, but his isolation and lack of normal social relationships.”
>Paxton singles out the amorphous ideology characteristic of all fascist movements:
>Fascism rested not upon the truth of its doctrine but upon the leader’s mystical union with the historic destiny of his people, a notion related to romanticist ideas of national historic flowering and of individual artistic or spiritual genius, though fascism otherwise denied romanticism’s exaltation of unfettered personal creativity. The fascist leader wanted to bring his people into a higher realm of politics that they would experience sensually: the warmth of belonging to a race now fully aware of its identity, historic destiny, and power; the excitement of participating in a wave of shared feelings, and of sacrificing one’s petty concerns for the group’s good; and the thrill of domination.
>There is only one way left to blunt the yearning for fascism coalescing around Trump. It is to build, as fast as possible, movements or parties that declare war on corporate power, engage in sustained acts of civil disobedience and seek to reintegrate the disenfranchised—the “losers”—back into the economy and political life of the country. This movement will never come out of the Democratic Party. If Clinton prevails in the general election Trump may disappear, but the fascist sentiments will expand. Another Trump, perhaps more vile, will be vomited up from the bowels of the decayed political system. We are fighting for our political life. Tremendous damage has been done by corporate power and the college-educated elites to our capitalist democracy. The longer the elites, who oversaw this disemboweling of the country on behalf of corporations—who believe, as does CBS Chief Executive Officer Leslie Moonves, that however bad Trump would be for America he would at least be good for corporate profit—remain in charge, the worse it is going to get.
Trump’s Storm Troopers and the Possibility of American Fascism
> He may not be Hitler or Mussolini, but his campaign should have voters worried for the future.
http://www.thenation.com/article/trumps-storm-troopers-and-the-possibility-of-american-fascism/
>Donald Trump Is TV’s New Normal. That’s Insane.
http://www.slate.com/articles/news_and_politics/politics/2016/05/donald_trump_is_tv_s_new_normal.html
>On Tuesday night, one of our two major political parties was captured—or rather consumed—by a bigoted quasi-fascist and fraud, a dangerously unstable demagogue. The consequences for America and the world—if he wins, of course, but maybe even if he loses—are unknowable and perhaps unimaginable. The degree to which, by changing the Republican Party, he will also permanently deform American politics can only be speculated upon, but his primary victory will, decades from now, likely be seen as one of the defining events of 21st-century America.
>And yet when people look back at Tuesday night’s results a generation from now, our larger cultural response—at least as seen through our television media—will seem incomprehensible. On TV Tuesday night, there was hardly a whimper. CNN, MSNBC, and Fox contented themselves with bright chatter about Ted Cruz’s hurt feelings, about Donald Trump’s political skill, about the feckless, pathetic Republican establishment. None of the commentators I saw mentioned the import of what was happening. Large chunks of the media have spent so long domesticating Trump that his victory no longer appeared momentous. He is the new normal.
>American Fascism: From the 1920s to Trump
http://wnpr.org/post/american-fascism-1920s-trump#stream/0
>We have arrived. Teeming, huddled. We have arrived to the edge and our shadows are now cast over the precipice. We have arrived at the threshold of mass American fascism. It is a discriminatory ideology as well as a state of mind and we as a nation have collectively arrived at that grim station. Unmistakably, we have arrived as evidenced by the very fabric and sinews of the divisive policies and personalities of the presidential forerunners: Clinton and Trump.
https://platosguns.com/2016/03/21/american-fascism/
>Politics Not As Usual: Is This The Age Of American Fascism?
http://www.countercurrents.org/baroud100316.htm
>Regardless of the outcome of the American presidential primaries, or even the result of the general elections next November, a frightening phenomenon is under way. The US has decidedly moved to the Right, in fact the Ultra-Right; class differences are more pronounced than ever before, thanks to decades of neoliberal policies, the kind of capitalism that has concentrated the wealth in even fewer hands; racism is on the rise and the unmistakable signs of fascism are evident whenever Donald Trump holds a campaign rally.
>Not that Trump’s opponents are any less frightening in their rhetoric, but the man who has won 316 delegates in the Republican Party’s primaries has proven to be a liability to a party whose supporters are known for their overt racism and hate speech. Sure, there are many hurdles yet to be overcome, but Trump’s winning streak is already raising alarming questions about the future of the Republicans and the future politics of the entire country.
>The fear of the Trump phenomenon should not be confined to a discussion concerning politics, but understood as a reflection of a societal shift, whose roots are many, and are now all converging to steer US politics towards a whole new direction. Even if the Republicans lose the elections, the trend is likely to continue - if not accelerate - under a Hilary Clinton administration, who is loathed by the Republicans and also many Democrats.
>Trump Rides The Wave of American Fascism
http://www.ronpaullibertyreport.com/archives/trump-rides-the-wave-of-american-fascism
>Trumpismo! and American Fascism
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/steven-conn/trumpismo-and-american-fa_b_9507034.html?utm_hp_ref=politics&ir=Politics
>Trump’s not Hitler, he’s Mussolini: How GOP anti-intellectualism created a modern fascist movement in America
http://www.salon.com/2016/03/11/trumps_not_hitler_hes_mussolini_how_gop_anti_intellectualism_created_a_modern_fascist_movement_in_america/
>This Year’s Biggest Superhero Movies Are All About America’s Descent into Fascism
http://io9.gizmodo.com/this-year-s-biggest-superhero-movies-are-all-about-amer-1765086280?rev=1458152556477
>A few days ago, many people were shocked—shocked!—at a pair of new studies that found that many Americans have authoritarian tendencies. They want a strong leader, who can sort out “those” people. This went against everything we had lazily chosen to believe about America! But it’s also pretty apparent if you pay any attention at all to the headlines about police violence and the rise of a certain would-be strongman. And that makes it especially fascinating that this year’s two biggest superhero movies appear to be, at their root, about the seductive power of fascism.
>If, at the heart of Mr. Trump’s rhetoric, which is regularly compared to the politics of Nazi Germany, there is a coherent philosophy, it may well rest upon Mr. Trump’s constant allusion to the U.S. having become a “weak” and “scared” nation, indeed the reason why his campaign promises to “Make America Great Again.”
>Yet many wonder if this notion of an “angry America,” an essentially pejorative assessment of the grand strides made by the Obama administration after the Great Recession, could ever set the tone for a successful Trump presidency, terrifying as that prospect may seem to many Americans.
http://www.thehindu.com/news/international/trump-and-the-violence-of-the-angry-american/article8352423.ece
>DONALD TRUMP AND THE RETURN OF AMERICAN FASCISM
http://jaredawalker.com/donald-trump-and-the-return-of-american-fascism/
>In the past weeks, as the American polity – myself included – has finally come to terms with the fact that Donald Trump is not a flash in the pan, there have been a rash of “how did we get here” pieces. In the Times, David Brooks characterized Trump as the rise of an “anti-politics” and “anti-compromise” strain in our heretofore healthy American democracy. Vox’s Amanda Taub wrote an intriguing in-depth piece on Trump and the rise of American authoritarianism, with historical analysis that stretches back to World War II. And there have been many more where those came from. What a large percentage of these pieces have in common is the staunch belief that Trump’s rise runs counter to the American democratic tradition and today’s political establishment.
>Brooks, for example, talks about our politics as “an activity in which you recognize the simultaneous existence of different groups, interests and opinions” and “try to find some way to balance or reconcile or compromise those interests”. He talks about the Constitution as a means “to help you reach these compromises in a way everybody considers legitimate.” To Brooks, and realistically, to most of the American people, the legacy of the founders is a politics that provides “a way of ruling divided societies without undue violence.”
>In this narrative, Trump and his ilk are outside of the American political mainstream and their desires are anathema to the vast majority of us trying to adhere to the American political model. As Secretary Clinton put it recently, “Donald Trump is not who we are.”
>But what if he is?
>How Trump’s ‘Toxic Masculinity’ Is Bad for Other Men
>'Trump is championing traditional gender roles, and that means we’re likely to see a resurgence of them'
http://motto.time.com/4273865/donald-trump-toxic-masculinity/?awc=5160_1462681259_fe0097c987fed6144a078a2ee2d5889e
>>73452946
Let me know when we get to the GAS THE JEWS RACE WAR NOW!
Because Trump sure as shit isn't going to gas his fucking daughter and grandson.
>"If I keep calling Trump a fascist then it must be true!"
Pathetic, he sounds more like Politicians in the USA after World War 1 then he does the facsist parties in Italy or Germany
>>73453881
this.
liberals seriously need to die, i legitimately hope he actually goes full on nazi and kills these fucks, i mean they are quite literally the cancer killing america.
>>73453881
This. The real fascists are the diversity-quota enforcing, white hating, globalist fucktards who hate whites and western civilization and bring trivial non-issues to the forefront, while men, especially white men, are dealing with the potential extinction of their culture.
The overton window has been dragged so far to the left, that the appearance of a normal politician who says his country is his primary concern, is scary to them.
The really scary part is the intellectual tyranny involved in every single one of the posts of the OP. They keep trying to find a way to "explain the Trump phenomena". The one answer they won't accept, they can't accept, is that people actually agree with him.
They do the same thing with Islamic terrorists, and with Nazis, and with everyone else who displays different values from them. Rather than admit that OTHER IDEOLOGIES EVEN EXIST, they look for material explanations. Its because these people are poor, or frustrated or "excluded", they say to themselves.
It cannot be that illiberal sentiments are felt and believed as strongly and with arguments no less crafty than those of the current variant of liberalism, for that would imply we have genuine intellectual adversaries we need to address and compete against with methods other than shaming and silencing!
Surely. Surely they say to themselves! Its economical. Normal people. Liberal people. Good people. Love diversity and want to see their nation and culture raped by foreigners. After all, the self-hating liberal does, and he takes himself as indicative of all mankind!
>>73452946
I like reading Chris Hedges...he is one of the few rational and relatively balanced progressives. Normally he has the ability to be somewhat objective and consistent with his criticisms.
I found this article to be over the top. It is wildly premature to call anything about this Trump phenomenon "fascist". Populist, yes, but fascist?
Secondly, he immediately proceeds to insult the working class in his article.
Overall a subpar article.
>all these libs scared of a sudden fascist takeover
>continue to overlook the creeping totalitarianism of Obama: continuation of Patriot Act and PRISM, NDAA, military assassinations of citizens, effective exiles of whistle-blowers, TPP, nonstop attempts at gungrabbing
>>73452946
>Durkheim
>Arendt
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/%C3%89mile_Durkheim
>He came from a long line of devout French Jews; his father, grandfather, and great-grandfather had been rabbis
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hannah_Arendt
>Arendt was born into a secular family of German Jews in Linden (now a part of Hanover)
Every. Single. Time.
Fuck off, kike.
If you really want to see fascism in action, there's a well-known group that goes by antifa.
I fucking love reading these articles. I can just picture the balding 40 something faggots with their dead kennedys posters at their back sweating bullets while typing this shit.
>>73453071
I would absolutely be a Trump Storm Trooper
>>73456460
a storm trumper?
>>73456757
strumper?
>>73454462
>After all, the self-hating liberal does, and he takes himself as indicative of all mankind!
And yet, this creature is hypocrisy in its purest form. They scream for multiculturalism, but all flock to expensive majority white neighborhoods. They claim to be free thinkers, yet attack anyone who strays from their ideology and get violent when they cannot suppress someone who disagrees with them. They're smug in the belief they're the most educated, and yet not 1 in 1000 can explain why "Trump is racist" should take precedence on the media 24/7 over Clinton's links to Goldman Saches, the Bilderburgs and the endless benefit she is to corporations that continue to abuse them.
neolibs and neocons are the same thing, a bunch of rootless cosmopolitans
they all must be "removed"
Do any of these people know what fascism actually is?
>>73453609
>>73453881
Today, Lindbergh would be considered a fascist.
>admits current political system is shit
>is a decaying husk of corruption and indifference
>admits clintons only care about power and their bottom line
>admits elites fuck the people over for personal gain
>thinks trump would be worse
Why bother trying to save a political and economic system that has become a corrupt, grotesque caricature of its former self, let it burn. Something better will rise from the ashes.
>>73458458
fascism=white people existing
>>73453881
Liberals really are drama queens. They act like his ideas are so incredibly radical when there's plenty of precedence for them in our own modern history. No shit many people want somebody to put a halt to the effects of globalization that have been gutting the middle class for decades. That's hardly a fascistic demand. If anything, the economic displacement of the middle class has been far more radical than anything Trump has suggested.
>>73452946
>liberals were the open corporate shills who fucked over the middle class to appeal to the Job Creators(APAT)
>NOT the right
Dat revisionist history
Daily reminder that there is nothing wrong with fascism.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9cwZc8E1n5c
>>73458458
OP article just wants a commie revolution instead of a fascist one
Kind of feels like history repeating itself
>>73452946
>anomie
>anime
Awwovement confirmed.
>>73458965
The only kind of revolution I want is [spoiler]Ron Paul[/spoiler]
tl;dr
The rise of a Hitler is the fault of those who created the garden from which his movement flowers.
>>73452946
>blaming corporations,
It's the fault of big government, marxist rat.
The left wing has a tangled web of government, public sector unions, military industrial complex, and government sponsored enterprises, that have sucked this country dry.
Corporations are not primarily responsible.
>>73458757
>muh right wing
neocon kikes turned the Republican party into another arm of ZOG in the 80s.
One can only hope the might of Fascism returns to end leftism for once and for all.
>>73454462
Kindergarten of Eden by Evan Sayet.
It explains this phenomenon. Liberals are like children stuck in kindergarten for their entire adult lives.
All of their solutions to problems involve sharing toys, longer nap times, and better snacks.
>>73459077
>it's not wall street
KEK
E
K
I hate this article in particular because it admits and raises many good points about the state of politics in general, and then wastes it all to label Trump as anti-rational, racists, etc. without any actual arguments in support of that belief.
It seems like it was written by a fairly intelligent/educated person who is either paid to shill against Trump, or has been totally blinded by partisan politics and fear. It's pretty saddening and seems representative of politics today.
>>73453071
Aren't the cunts who try to suppress his privately funded events the fascists?
Aren't the cunts who attempt to limit free speech and threaten to assassinate political members the fascists?
Aren't the cunts who base their outrage on lies and misinformation the fascists?
What the fuck is going on?
>>73459259
>>73459131
Ouch, my head is hurting after reading that. Who the fuck said the banks had anything to do with those things?
>>73459292
kikes realized they destroyed the white working class and are now trying to save face by crying about muh racism/transphobia
>>73458757
They both are, stupid. But the liberal elite, who ostensibly represented the unions and blue collars, abandoned those people decades ago. All they talk about is political correctness and identity politics. They've joined hands with corporate power to push social agendas and in exchange have also supported things immensely damaging to the working class, including mass immigration and trade agreements. The opposition was turned into a passive cooperator by its own leaders.
>>73457109
STUMPER
>>73452946
why dont people just replace the word corporations with the word jews already i mean come on its pretty fucking obvious
>>73459427
that's the point
SJW fantasy identity politics exists to distract from economic reality.
>>73459444
>They both are, stupid. But the liberal elite, who ostensibly represented the unions and blue collars, abandoned those people decades ago. All they talk about is political correctness and identity politics.
watch libshits and leftypol deny this
>>73458965
History is repeating itself. Trump is Emperor Alexios come again. This will be the last, great hurrah of Western civilization.
>>73459459
because that's anti semitic goy
you might as well replace communist with jew as well.
>>73459439
They're seeing the end hurdling towards them like a bullet train. It scares the shit out of them.
>>73453881
"America First!" is Fascism, goy. Now grab a rifle and march for Israel.
>>73460004
>>73452946
>http://www.truthdig.com/report/item/the_revenge_of_the_lower_classes_and_the_rise_of_american_fascism_20160302
ITT: more butthurt leftists complaining the sky is falling.
>>73452946
>Trump is American Fascism
How is this bad?
>>73459676
well if the shoe fits i say they should wear it
Liberals are getting me more excited about Trump than /pol/ lately.
Good thread, agree with >>73454688 completely. Hypocrisy hypocrisy hypocrisy.
Although the tinfoil in me still wonders: is this just a planned swing of the pendulum? Was the real reason behind all this ridiculous leftist shit during the past half century just a primer to facilitate the plunge back into fascism? An even crazier fascism than we saw in the 20th century?
I'm not against Trump, and I'm not even really against fascism/nationalism. I think that when they're fueled by the wills and spirit of the people, it's the natural mode for our tribal species. But what if after Donald they segue into true NWO 1984 shit and turn on everyone? Isn't that the shadow elite's understood master plan?
It will be interesting to see how this plays out.
I want to believe this is butter
>>73459259
This is a misleading chart by virtue that Trump is listed second next to Hillary when he should be in the fifth and last slot where Bernie currently is
>>73454688
lmao Chris Hedges sued Obama you ignorant whiny faggot.
>>73459017
this is how its been since /pol/ was /n/
trump is actually a step towards that
>>73461139
>every liberal is Chris Hedges
KEK
E
K
Chris Hedges is an anti neoliberal and an anti neocon that's unlike 99% of the modern Democrat/Republican party
he's such an outlier that he's totally irrelevant
>>73459017
Libertarians support open borders, which means polluting the white gene pool with low IQ Mexicans.
>>73461307
Ron Paul is a neolib shill
Tldr holy shit
>>73461363
Honduras actually worked out pretty well. One of her few successes.
>>73459444
yes yes all of that hurts the working class more than them shipping good middle class low skill jobs overseas or the right constantly pushing for more rights for corporations over humans.
you keep on being distracted by stupid inconsequential shit. like faggots gettin hitched. that is a real fucking issue that effects every one and has real life consequences right?
>>73452946
> >Fascist movements build their base not from the politically active but the politically inactive, the “losers” who feel, often correctly, they have no voice or role to play in the political establishment
So various SJWs, feminists, blacks etc are "fascists". Isn't that what they claim? To be perpetual losers in the current establishment
>>73461439
Ron Paul actively tried to fight against illegal immigration you retard
>>73460764
One would have to wonder... If Trump really is outside of the establishment, and really a threat to it... It would stand to reason that he'd be killed by now, wouldn't it?
>American Fascism
What a time to be alive.
>>73452946
Hilldog is a neocon, not a neolib. A neolib is indeed someone like Ron Paul.
>>73461463
being against the welfare state is actually more based than a wall
building a wall turns the faucet off, but you are still giving fish food to the shitfish still here
which would not be a problem if all the shitfish were white
but they're not
>>73461363
Chris Hedges, Cornell West, Noam Chomsky and the like are the only leftists that matter. Hillary is not a "leftist"...
>>73461704
forgot you maymay arrows
>>73459251
I will put this in my to-read pile. Thanks anon
>>73454462
>The real fascists are the diversity-quota enforcing, white hating, globalist fucktards who hate whites and western civilization and bring trivial non-issues to the forefront, while men, especially white men, are dealing with the potential extinction of their culture.
>fascism is any/all authoritarianism
>fascism is anything I don't like
kys
>>73461631
Trump hasn't said diddly squat about a shadow government conspiracy yet, but we all know what happened to the last presidential figure who started spouting that nonsense
>>73461900
>Entire
>30%
This is why we tried to teach you how to think critically, anon.
>>73461484
yeah things worked out "great"
inb4 it wasn't a coup
http://www.justforeignpolicy.org/node/774
>>73461704
What's the point of being against welfare when you shipped all the jobs to China?
>>73461780
Oh yeah I forgot Gnome "Israel is bad because it's a white supremacist state" Chomsky
It's funny how every leftist has to couch their criticism of obvious jewish tactics as "white supremacy"
>>73462155
>surely dark money is pure and clean money gathered by many wonderful and giving individuals
>>73452946
>Émile Durkheim
Was doing alright until Émile Durkheim...
>>73462155
t. Shekelstein
>>73462083
Kennedy was a living legend and his death was a decline from which America never recovered.
>>73452946
Trump is a populist not a fascist
not everything is in the extreme
>>73462258
>Dark rallies
>Dark banners
>Dark commercials
What part of her campaign finance are you suspicious about? Why isn't Donald Trump attacking it if it has any merit?
More of the leftist mantra, "Everyone who doesn't agree with me is Hitler."
>>73462416
>began Vietnam War escalation
>failed Bay of Pigs
>>73462465
No one knows where PAC money comes from, dumbass.
>>73454462
they come up with these excuses for why people think differently than them because they are ethical/moral determinists. they think given the correct upbringing that everyone would agree with them, because they are "right." it's just more hegalian bullshit.
>>73461484
>>73462213
When was Honduras ever not a mess? This is a serious question. Before or after US intervention. Before or after banana republic status. Before or after KGB intervention. At what point was Honduras ever a stable and safe country?
>>73452946
>Republican establishment is fascist
>Trump is fascist
>Republican establishment hates Trump
>hurr ignore logic everything I feel hate towards is fascist
>>73462460
He's nationalist, populist is a subtle insult.
>>73462735
Things were a lot better before Hillary fucked everything up
don't listen to the /hillaryartillery/
http://www.telesurtv.net/english/opinion/Hillary-Clinton-is-the-Queen-of-Chaos-on-Foreign-Policy-20151012-0016.html
How in the actual fuck can lower classes ever enact fascism?
Fascism can only come from the state. Dear god these retards.
i rly like this thread op, just wanted to comment and say that
>>73462303
>Women need a foundation to help them with their self-worth
>>73463363
Oo shapes and colors match oo
>cucks confirm for child IQ
What is it like to live always feeling inferior to white people?
>But no one wanted to believe
>Believe that it exists
>And when the truth finally dawns
>It dawns in fire
>>73457109
>>73461487
Democrats like Hillary and Obama have been taking money from the exact same fucking corporations, moron. Obama even got more than Romney. They say one thing and do another. The Democrats have been the ones signing those trade agreements with Republican support. Clinton supported the TPP until Bernie made it too unpopular to do so, and you know damn well she'll turn heel again the moment she gets into office.
The Democratic party does nothing for them financially, attacks them culturally by forcing social issues at the federal level, and then has the nerve to say they're voting against their interests. All it is anymore is a bunch of wealthy white city liberals calling the poor racists.
>>73459131
>If we broke up big banks tomorrow would that end racism?
It would be extremely painful.
Anyone surprised by this is an idiot.
Anyone who isn't an idiot and claims they didn't see it coming is a liar.
When Europe falls to balkanization and violence thanks to a rise is fascist Islam and Nationalism anyone who acts surprised should be locked up.
It's a joke. They're mad at the rise of Trump or Nationalism in Europe despite doing absolutely everything in their power to set the foundations for it.
>>73461045
Agreed, they also put a "k" or "m" next to the amount instead of words or zeros.
>>73461487
Sick strawman dude. I like the way you ignore the welfare state, uncontrolled illegal immigration, and the destruction of family values. I also really like how you ignore the role that those had in making the average American a despondent consumer.
>>73453029
Couldn't you have just as easily said these things about Obama?
>>73460764
A controlled swing would have been Jeb.
Likewise in the U.K. a controlled swing would be the continued rule of the Tories with some lip service towards British values while remaining in the E.U.
>>73464246
the only thing they are mad about is that the goyim woke up before they could kill them all
>>73452946
My god the tears and agony in his words are beyond glorying.
Commie vegan fedora faggot hasn't been relevant in a decade.
>>73453105
This is why I don't really care whether Trump wins or loses.
Either way, the red pill is planted.
>>73453348
Traditional gender roles are bad?
Who wrote this trash?
>>73464489
Jeb's not high energy enough for a ploy so important.
Burning him was a good way to cover their tracks
Nvm, my tinfoil is crinkly, I think it's time for bed
>>73464674
Rockefeller wanted to see shit come to fruition before his fourth heart gave out like a stereotypical comic villain. So he ordered his mooks to up the time table on the White Genocide Super-laser and damn the consequences if it wasn't ready.
>>73452946
we know you are a shill because of the dumbcunt periods you use to separate your dumbcunt quotes
>>73462083
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zdMbmdFOvTs
>>73461487
Are you implying that faggot marriage is inconsequential or an important issue? I can't tell from your shitty sentence structure.
>>73461585
