Ahaha lmao

i lost either way, genocide prevails

We really do need to do something about Israel. They are out of fucking control. At the very least, Hamas is signalling after today that they want to end the conflict. Question is, does Bibi?

if Trump stops the unconditional aid we are giving Israel, consider me a Magadonian

Trump may not yet realize that those who stood to gain the most from his assassination were those who want war with Iran, aka neocons, AIPAC funded dems, and Israel as a whole. Much of the MAGA movement outside the pro-Israel Republican crowd is aware of this. It should be a goal to also make sure he knows this as well.




I would like to see more interactions like this between the two, at the very least. Believe it or not, Trump is extremely anti-war. Even if he does hold Muslims personally accountable for 9/11, I think it is a matter of time before he learns of the 'Dancing Israelis'. Assuming he doesn't already.

Something more on the assassination attempt, I was surprised a bit, but not so much anymore, that AOC actually seemed genuinely concerned about the attack. The more grandfathered in dems on the other hand fell in line toe to toe to use this as an opportunity to attack gun ownership rights. It makes me wonder if AOC and the rest of the woke-crowd leftists are aware of the dirty business that the more entrenched long standing dems have been up to. Inner circle and all that. So I can respect her on that front. For the same reason I respect Trump. He is an outsider to the established order and shaking things up. Something both parties need and have needed for a while.

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Im not so optimistic...

Thomas Maisse is getting a spot on the Trump team it is looking like, and he is vocally anti AIPAC. Ron Paul may be asked to assist as well. Things are looking good so far, but I won't make any promises.

well he does give me hope, i love what ive seen from him so far

It is completely fine to point blame (especially at your own base/party for falling short). What isn't okay is to undermine the results of the election by planting seeds of doubt that the election wasn't fair.

The concession speech from Kamala was re-iterating the fact that we should accept the results and the will of the voters.

Also, Kamala conceded 1 day after election day. You have to accept the fact that the two parties have a completely different view/perception on the importance of the democratic process. Not arguing, just pointing out the obvious. Anyway, its time for people to unite at this point and see what the next four years have in store for us.

This post was edited by umeshieee on Nov 7 2024 12:26am