>be 101 years old
>live in usa for most of your life
>never had cancer
wew
>>73354109
Don't forget 6 heart transplants...
>>73354109
cancer is a meme and most people have it since they are unhealthy fucks
20th heart transplant and still ticking. It's like money can keep you alive
/pol have you ever called somebody a nigger in public? If so what happened?
3 Muslim niggers in hijab a blocked the road they didn't move out of my way so they bumped into me I turn and yell "watch it nigger bitch" they look at me like I just committed the worst crime possible. Some people look nobody cares
I'm 100% open with my racism nobody really cares honestly
Another time I'm with my friend, this Jew was eligible for a discount on her next purchase if she made this purchase because she would have enough points, she asked if she could get a discount on this purchase but the woman said no she needs to make a purchase. She held up the line for 5 minutes arguing about this.
When it's my friend and my turn in line my friend says "these fucking Jews are insane" to the cashier. Nobody says anything kek
>>73355451
gj those somalian niggers are the worst. absolute useless ppl from a useless country
How can he make North Korea great again?
Already greatest country on Earth.
>>73353918
By nuking Mecca.
Getting the SJW to force the western governments to lift the trade embargo.
Can /pol/ refute this?
>>73355551
Unemployment rates are WAY higher than that and Obama has no control over gas prices
>>73355551
>uninsured rate decrease
Wow, its almost like they passed a law making you buy insurance.
Explain this shit, /pol/.
Nigger economycs
theyre stealing 8% from me? fuck, ive been too absent
>earn 62% as much
>only have 8% as much to show for it
how is that racism?
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.”
I wish Trump was Fascist. He literally is just using common sense
>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.
"Are you kidding me? Drumpf is a racist,xenophobic,sexist bigot"
how do you react to this sentence /pol/?
>>73353695
R A R E
A
R
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Where are you from fag
"What do you know about Trump, you're fucking a white male!"
Gays have higher IQ's than straight people.
Gay people used to be married and have children, hiding their homosexuality.
Due to gay rights, gays no longer have children, and America is getting dumber.
Do we rely on gays for our intellect?
>>73353549
Many intellectual people decide to get into homosex because they're bored, or they want to know what it's like, or they're more mysoginistic (read redpilled), or they're full hedonists and don't care for the future.
Intellectuals are pretty degenerate when they want to.
I've tried to make that argument before against fags.
Unfortunately, they usually claim intelligence isn't genetic.
>>73353806
they win the argument because they're smarter than you
what is the end goal of communism?
>>73353398
socialism
>>73353398
Absolute Jewish dominance over a sea of mixed-race obedient low-IQ helots.
>>73353398
Tribalism
I have few Redpilled friends (most of them are busy and are away)
It'd be interesting to have a more private (no shills) discussion area whilst in enemy territory.
>>73353394
Self bump
Anyone got a troll account that people could message to host?
On Facebook? Seriously?! Make a discord group.
Can anybody here quote things that trump has said that can be considered:
Racist
Sexist
Anti lgb (fuck t,q and I)
Fascist
Because I've never heard any but maybe he has.
No. He's said absolutely nothing racist.
Illegals aren't a race.
Muslims aren't a race.
"Only rosey O'donald"
No evidence for lgtb hate
"facist" is a term used by those who don't even know what it means
All this anti-trump shit is just a bunch of l;lefties crying about non-existent problems to push feel good laws while jamal fucks their faace
Tragically, it's perceptions that matter, not truth.
>People are going to vote against Trump because it's his followers that are racists, not him.
>>73354099
>this
They would call anyone with an (R) after their name a racist. Even Ben Carson
What will we rename this state after our election?
>>73353606
North Wall
>>73353606
Nu Mexico (Trump doesn't win.)
>>73353606
Mexico, the wall's going around that shithole.
>Guam Democrat Presidential Nominating Process
>Caucus: Saturday 7 May 20161
>Clinton, Hillary Diane Rodham 777 59.54%
>Sanders, Bernard "Bernie" 528 40.46%
WHY IS THIS HAPPENING WE WERE SUPPOSED TO BE THE GOOD GUYS
>>73353359
Is there BBC in the van?
>Guam
There are at least media out there that pay lipservice to the absurdity of SJW thought. Portlandia is a perfect example, with their 'feminist bookstore' spiel, and with the two hosts switching genders in the obviously least passable way.
But there are no mainstream shows that do this against the right, besides the obvious Comedy Central Anti-White Hour with Noah and that other guy. That's why these leftists take to anonymous message boards: they simply can't make their point without the internet backing them up.
We're more tolerant, no joke
k
>>73353158
I'll explain this.
The people who are more ""tolerant"" are college students, who, no surprise, just got off and are posting in full numbers.
>raise the voting age to 25
What would even be the downside?
>>73353367
None really. It'd probably be for the best.
>>73353367
>old people vote themselves unlimited welfare for life
>young people can't do shit about it
Basically what has already happened with SS and medicare.
>>73353367
None. All those infowars videos of bernigger protestors are more than enough reason to up the voting age, or get rid of universal suffrage altogether
