For the ‘Vote Harder’ plan to work, i have this open question:

Little double, that a preponderance of Americans (including many people currently present who never sought or/nor care anymore to acquire or maintain ID/Papers acceptable to [them]), would happily wishvote for high quality Representatives and a President. Clearly, Pelosi and Potato are not of such quality.

Anyway, so imagine 75% of the total adult population, legally present or not, actually cast a true vote for honest and wise government, Trump, someone in a skinsuit calling themself “Q”…. whoever it turns out is voted for to be sent to DC…

Exactly where and who would Report such in MSM/Social/Print/TV….?????????????????

Just Ask’n

Because of this strange hitch we live in right now, a “Country” de facto, rather than a nation de Jure, I think that’s why the Alabama AG said (had to say) “Joe Biden IS President”. Just Say’n

>>15975323

Speaking of which, if there are infact any actual real life and living White Hats inside the government or military… i can only imagine just how scared shitless the few of them must be at all hours day and night.

Too bad they never got the word out to tell it like it is and ask for help. Oh well.

>>15975335

Well, most media falsely Declared Potato as the President will little illeffects (for [them]). Seems there would be little stopping them from casually changing their minds to suit some new and improved narrative.

I have absolutely no idea anymore.

shrugs

>>15975347

>>15975351

Thing is, ‘secret justice’, evenESPECIALLY in some kind of ‘hush hush for National Security’…

Is NOT Justice.

And does not sustain National Security.

So, it’s actually worse if [they] were arrested in secret.

>>15975369

>>15975367

>rat in a viper pit

Not exactly what i was thinking, but maybe that too.

Moreso, because Our mythical Good Guys are grossly outnumbered, and as-of-yet no way to delineate Friend from Foe.

>>15975361

> Public Justice or it doesn’t count

How else could the general public have any way to measure how all that money was being spent, and where exactly are these mysterious guard-rails-of-Law on this road of life?

>>15975366

I recall some of that neck twisting.

I spose not so much because his ‘innocent’, no..

But rather because he is so feckless.

>>15975370

If what you say is true…

Then what ALSO must be true, is that the Mythical Good Guys On The Inside, DO NOT have it all, are unable to ‘track’ [them] all… and do not know who is in fact who, on what side, and motivated by what.

>>15975405

Get on with it.

Ain’t sceeerrd o shit no mo

>>15975423

I hope and pray those numbers are even kinda close. Tens of millions, maybe some billions even…

But the rope goes around the necks of a shit ton of completely worthless and counter productive Public Employees AND those abusing the First Amendment to tell lies.

>>15975449

That’s more true than not.

>>15975456

I’m sure i would become immediately and vastly more ‘unpopular’, but damn would i get a kick out of walking up and bopping that silly hat off their head.

>>15974818

Well, aren’t K9s generally trained to go after The Aggressor?

>>15975481

My comment was a tad tongue-in-cheek (am a little familiar with copdog training… being ‘that guy’ in the padded sleeve trying to pretend to be a baddie).

I agree with you, like Cesar oft said… it’s the handler/owner, most every time.

>>15975489

Whatever its real or stolen ‘meaning’… it’s still a silly hat.

>>15975490

Setting aside for a moment all the other crimes, cons and swindles perpetrated by Governments around the world… not much worse i can think of than DIRECTLY killing the citizens.

To ‘keep people safe’.

Kek

>>15975513

o7too

Best dog i ever had, and MOST personally useful, protective and fren, was a Copdog flunky, because he wouldn’t/couldn’t turn on fake aggression. Irrespective, pity the fool who got near ‘our’ truck, or walked into the shop uninvited.

>>15975523

> it could be worse

>>15975510

If I couldn’t get within a backhand’s reach…

Would a big goofy Nerf Ball still be funny?