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u/xander707

Trump reminded Elon that Epstein didnt kill himself.
u/xander707

The turnout was just surprising in such a good way. People are waking up. People are concerned. People are standing up to the BS. I hope to see more of it.
u/xander707

Ill be there
u/xander707

Jokes aside, I would take my family to the nearest sewage access and go down into the sewers. Depending on where the nearest blast hits, it could be enough protection to survive the initial attack. Its what comes next if we survive that theres not much of a plan for. Avoid radioactive fallout, find a place with thick walls to hole up, stay away from windows, add as much physical content between us and the outside as possible, and wait to hear from whatever is left of the government on what to do next. If theres no message for a day or two, who knows at that point. Survival becomes a constant issue.
u/xander707

Everyone does. Anyone who says they dont, is lying or confused. Money is a finite resource. Like any finite resource, it would be really bad if just 1 person had 100% of it and everyone else had no access. The question now becomes where and how to draw the line. Which is a great question. I dont know how much money is too much money for one person. Should we focus more on capping annual earnings or total accumulated wealth through generations? Successful entrepreneurs should be able to pass their wealth down to their offspring and so on, I believe. Still, when one person is worth hundreds of BILLIONS of dollars, it gives them unimaginable power and influence. Theres no luxury they cant afford, and still they can easily seek to influence the political and financial landscapes in their favor and against the common peoples. Why should this be allowed and be tolerated? It shouldnt. Im not against people being wealthy and living luxuriously, but be mindful that the more money that is concentrated at the top, the less there is to go around for everyone else and at a certain point the obscene amount of wealth is more that a person could reasonably spend across 10,000 lifetimes, we should question it and be disgusted by it.
u/xander707

The middle ground between normal and batshit insane is still moderately insane.
u/xander707

Look I love South Park, Matt and Trey are funny guys. But politically they have a history of being enlightened centrists. I know theyve made fun of Trump metaphorically through Garrison, but this episode sounds like exactly what they should have been doing since 2016. Ill watch it soon.
u/xander707

Did they finally find their fucking balls or are they still both-siding this bs at the same time?
u/xander707

He just says what the base wants to hear, then does what he wants, and the base never says shit. Like this motherfucker literally campaigned on how he would never golf as president, wouldnt have time to golf, Barack HUSSEIN Obama spent too much time golfing etc, to much enthusiastic applause. Then he went on to be the president who spends the most time on the golf course in history. Did the base care? Not one bit. Not even the slightest of backlash. He legitimately does not understand why the same exact thing isnt happening with Epstein. And btw, he was dropping crumbs on the campaign trail that he wouldnt necessarily release them anyways, trying to hedge, but ultimately he just assumed his base would be too occupied with owning the libs to notice and care.
u/xander707

Shes his buddy and partner in crime, never gonna happen. Besides, Trump would just revoke his pardon and put her back in prison. Theres not a single person alive that can claim he wouldnt do this and be backed by the current SCOTUS even if it got challenged. Even if she wanted to do something like that, its too risky. Obviously shes more concerned about her freedom than getting the truth out there.