Now Bugen served in WW2.
Someone should write a book. This guy need to run for the DNC. Perhaps if we put some coils around him we can harness some electricity from all his spastic storyweaving!
QAnon is a Nazi Cult, Rebranded
- Thread starter Frederick Foresight
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Now Bugen served in WW2.
Someone should write a book. This guy need to run for the DNC. Perhaps if we put some coils around him we can harness some electricity from all his spastic storyweaving!
All that shows is how defective and prone to lies your mind is my little mall-ninja.
If local kids were spray painting graffiti while the Nazis were sleeping there, that would be something.
Have you ever considered just pulling yourself together and not fibbing, try a day, then a week?
You show some resistance to the excesses of racism etc. from your fellow Trumpers, I think I saw a post or two lightly tackling the two main idiot bigots. Expand that a bit.
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https://www.buzzfeednews.com/article/janelytvynenko/qanon-families-friends
Friends And Family Members Of QAnon Believers Are Going Through A “Surreal Goddamn Nightmare”
Almost 200 people told us what it’s been like to lose a loved one to the mass delusion. Here’s what they said.
Friends And Family Members Of QAnon Believers Are Going Through A “Surreal Goddamn Nightmare”
Almost 200 people told us what it’s been like to lose a loved one to the mass delusion. Here’s what they said.
Let’s take a brief and informal look at the history of repressed people since WW I and the effects it had on society:
1. Women’s Sufferage. Women were long denied access to some of the priviledges than men enjoyed, including voting, which caused resentment and an ultimately successful movement.
2. Post WW I Germany Treaty of Versailles. Germans felt this treaty was too harsh and this resentment laid the foundation for Nazism.
3. The Civil Rights movement in the United States which increased momentum in the mid 1950s. Widespread discrimination and segregation caused resentment that led to Dr. Martin Luther King, jr. to lead a non violent movement for 13 years until his assassination. Soon after MLK’s assasination, the Civil Rights Act of 1968 was signed into law amid riots.
4. Race and sex shaming via identity politics during the Obama Administration caused many older White men to feel disenfranchised, leading to the election of Trump by a wound up “Basket of deplorables”.
5. Multiple examples of excessive force by police upon Blacks was captured on smartphone cameras and widely covered by the press, causing great resentment by Blacks and younger people. This ultimately resulted in riots across multiple cities and the formation and growth of an organization known as Black Lives Matter.
6. Recent riots related to police brutality, along with the apparent support of Democrats at the local level through non enforcement of violent crimes and arson, as well as national level with Democrats refusing to renounce the riots, have caused concern among people who are not part of the protests. This led to the rapid growth of gun purchases and the radical Right group, Q’Anon.
The cause behind individuals organizing into groups is self protection from a powerful entity that has been long repressing them in some way. The greater the perceived threat, the greater the potential radicalization. This pattern is clear and predictable as shown by the examples above.
We have at least two large groups of people who are radicalized, are capable of violence, who each support a different political party, and deeply distrust politicians on the other side. It does not take a rocket scientist to figure out what is likely to happen when one sides loses an election through the perceived cheating by the other side.
Fortunately, the answer is simple. Nancy Pelosi, Biden, Harris and Trump, Pence, O’Connell need to take an earnest concilliary tone towards each other. Nancy should embrace the confirmation hearing for the Supreme Court justice candidate and Trump should embrace extensive, but well thought through police reforms. Both Trump and Biden should publically commit to abiding by the election results, like Hillary did. While we must ensure the intregrity of our elections, we surely can’t afford to have half of Americans believing the elections were unfair when they were legitimate. It would be best if the media was supportive of a concilliatory tone between the parties.
Never really got into the Qanon thing myself either ... Interestingly and from my perspective thought the phenomenon was more a cult born out of hope from the millions of citizens who are disillusioned and weary of the current corrupt democratic system .
Why are you so vitriolic towards Criticism of QAnon?
do you believe in QAnon?
Are you just trolling?
You misspelled retards
Ah monological thinking, we see it in noob trading posts all the time. Oh and and in posts by people who never figure out an edge but keep posting for years.
I spotted this gem just this morning.
Pennsylvania man says car roundabouts are to blame for 'tornaders'
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.news5cleveland.com/news/national/pennsylvania-man-says-car-roundabouts-are-to-blame-for-tornaders?_amp=true
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My ears are burning, so what you are saying here must apply to me. Case in point: Today I bought an OTM 1-2-1 (It should have been 2-3-1, but I was sleepy) ES put ‘fly that expires on Friday. Even though ES nearly touched the body of my ‘fly, my profits were much less than expected. Being short vega and having a 500 basis point move in vega against my position, even on this short dated fly, cut my profits maybe more than half.
As long as we can learn from our mistakes, there might be some hope.
As long as we can learn by observing repeating patterns, there might by some hope.
Whether it is trading, politics, or governance.
Agree?