>>46591

Godspeed you guys, we stand behind you and POTUS, whatever happens, however it goes down.

We got your back.

>>46632

Oh, we KNOW about Goldman Sachs, have no fear…

They will find the price to pay is steep, very steep.

>>46652

>This is not a game.

I'm sure I speak for most of us: we are not playing. We've been preparing for this for most of our lives, sacrificing normie lives, careers, you name it.

We are with you, we will not fold.

>>46695

Nice try. Filtered

>>46800

Why not ask him if the moon is made of cheese while you're at it?

Get a grip, this is the adults' table.

ABOUT AN EVENTUAL GVT SHUTDOWN

It's a double-edged sword; couple years ago, there was a crisis in the Belgian gvt, they couldn't agree on a deal to actually seat the government…

As weeks went by, the citizens started to realize that everything pretty much was going normal, i.e. they didn't really NEED a government in the form of a Parliament in order for things to work, the apparatus (i.e. the civil servants) was enough to make things work…it came to the point where the elite started to freak out 'cos people started to wonder if they actually NEEDED a bunch of "representatives" at all…

tl;dr a shutdown will have very little impact, if any at all.