>>1505068

Agreed with you there. Yes, it's fun to deride liberals for their foolishness and naivety to how the cabal-manipulated real world takes advantage, but they're by and large just people trying to do right. They're just easily hoodwinked.

It's some food for thought the next time you find yourself engaging one on Twitter or elsewhere. They're more open to reason than we might think, but you have to penetrate that wall of lies and banalities that clouds their judgement without resorting to outright mockery, which the worst examples of liberals love to do to us in return.

>>1505245

It baffles me that those two shysters haven't been arrested and convicted outright by now. Plus their Twitter behavior towards the POTUS is so blatantly glowing that it's a wonder anyone would be suckered into believing their drivel. Hope there's a pair of sealed FL indictments with their names on them.

>>1505395

Think about the upcoming midterms, too. A lot of bluster over the "blue and red waves." While voting republican seems to be the main goal to accelerate DJT's plans to get shit done, the point is still overlooked that the two-party system is and always has been a cabal division tactic. The reality needs to be that we must vote in people who uphold the constitution, lest we unintentionally invite in some RINO bastards this November who can throw a wrench into things.

I know it's still unlikely right now, but I hope in the time leading up to the midterms, there will have been enough deep state exposure that people will vote less and less via party lines to the point that we can finally do away with the whole democrat/republican nonsense once and for all.