>>10418257

I'm writing in the meteor for all seats up for election.

I jest…. Kinda….

The riots are a distraction. If I don't see real movement against the people throwing us in gulags, then my vote is for the meteor while co-opting the riots to serve my ends.

Call me crazy, but when the police throw people in jail for violating lockdowns and then refuse to arrest the politicians endorsing the riots… I kind of wonder if abolishing them would be such a bad thing. It's the police who would destroy our lives for killing the tyrants in power and punish us for defending our freedom and way of life - so if they are not going to do those things on our behalf, what good are they?

>>10418400

Quite the opposite.

I understand what it means to control how people think and as such, am well aware of what is going on, here and its potential.

I will simply state that they have never failed to instate their rule. They have only failed to maintain it. Now, they have the means to make it global.

The device I am posting this from. The "smart" devices replacing standard devices. Do you understand how much computing power is in them? They are always listening, always perceiving. Always able to report back.

They control the schools. They are erasing and rewriting history.

But most importantly, they have created overwhelming unity. Powerful… But to what end? "They" are not the democrats. The democrats were a useful tool for a time and are simple animals easily bought with candy and perversions.

My question is what comes next? The Republicants will have their key opponents obliterated and their talking points blown out of the water….

But will that be the beginning of the solutions?

That of course assumes we can even hold an election. When you have seated members of the government refusing to accept the legitimacy of the vote on grounds of refusal/acceptance of mail in votes….

The problem when the republicants take total power is not what will happen as an immediate consequence… It is what will be allowed to continue to erode slowly and surely until, two generations later, everyone is the property of their employer or corporate conglomerate.

I knew the year, the events today would happen, 15 years ago. When I say that it is the year that will determine the course of the next 20,000 years, I am not mistaken. Humanity either becomes unstoppably free or hopelessly enslaved depending upon what happens in the next 500-ish days.

If the flames of rebellion are quenched before certain problems are resolved and key things removed from play, then the only fate left for humanity is to sterilize the surface to put an end to the insult to sentience that will befall us.

>>10418609

That takes on faith that the plan has the goal of freedom in mind.

Consider that the people flooding to vote republican, while making an understandable and sane choice - are also being herded.

This may be for the better - but the stupidity of the democrats is outright stunning.

Someone was propping them up - and has now abandoned them, and anyone who was able to make the democrats appealing was also capable of understanding the consequences of abandoning them to their fate - meaning the destruction of the democrats now favors their agenda.

IE - someone wants us to flee into the apparent safety of the republican party for the moment and I am extremely suspicious as to why. What is occurring at the moment is not necessarily an awakening, but a reaction to fear.

That doesn't mean voting for the democrats is therefore the correct option, or a third party.

What I ask is why we are not marching these tech giants in front of the gallows and the owners of central banks.

There is no more staunch defense of corporatism than republicans. There is no one more condescending toward the younger generations than republicans. They will gladly see employment turn into slavery under the belief that they worked hard and the younger generations don't know what hard work is.

And while some of that is true - there are many hard workers who are destined for financial ruin no matter what actions they take.

Nepotism has usurped egalitarianism in our society and the republicans are generally the most blind to it while launching rabid defenses of corporate exploitation of society.