>>12129967

>I jist treat it like a movie and enjoy the show. Works for me.

I try to approach it that way, but one thing I do not like is that innocent people being hurt or dying in real life.

And before anons say toughen up faggot, I’m not the one who said :

Quick and clean

Done in 30

Allow us to carry the load

You and your families are safe

Elections are safe

Rioters will be met with swift fury

2018 will be glorious

I get it that plans change, but ffs I’ve never seen so much movement of a goalpost in my life. I’m holding the line but I’m pretty frustrated that we are still dealing this election bullshit and we still have known traitors walking free.

(We’ve made incredible strides in the Economy, peace deals, tax cuts etc. which cannot be ignored, so it isn’t all bad. But we really needed to round them up BEFORE they had time to regroup and drop a fucking virus on us)

>>12130240

This feels fake. It’s too enthusiastic and has a feel of fanfic.

“We should do lunch!” Kek

>>12130142

>Some of us did raise the alarm. Our reward has been ridicule, scorn, and laughter from both family and friends.

>No matter, we keep shouting the truth.

>>12130293

>You know you’ve become an outcast when they stop replying to your email, text, or verbal communications.

This is where I’m at as well. I did what was asked of me, and was immediately a pariah. This is why I’m pissed at this goalpost being moved all the fucking time. Doors have closed for me re: jobs and family.

https://youtu.be/WijoL3Hy_Bw

The Fight for the Soul of Seattle

Seattle Local abc affiliate KOMO recently made a doc on the current state of Seattle and its dysfunction.