PRESIDENT TRUMP:
We will make America POWERFUL again.
We will make America WEALTHY again.
We will make America STRONG PROUD again.
We will make America SAFE again.
HOLD ON. I'M COMIN."
And we will make America GREAT again.
KICKING ASS!
Let's bring it home ASAP.
God bless all you good patriots, and even our asshole enemies who showed up here on this Board tonight. There's still time, enemies, to save your souls, commit yourselves to Jesus Christ, and fight for humanity.
Meanwhile, we dance with the greatest President to ever hold office in the history of the world.
That beautiful picture gives me peace. Thank you, Anon. God bless you.
Why is this worthless little grub still loose? I thought he's wanted by law enforcement? Anyone know?
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What was special about 2012?
For me it was special in several ways. On a horrible note, I lost my parents that year. But on a hopeful note, I began to wake up to reality and I made my first public commitment to President Trump, four years before he took office.
I was in graduate school in 2012, a lefty liberal school (that I didn't know was lefty liberal when I applied there).
In February 2012, only 3 months away from graduation, the Dean of the graduate school saw me in a hallway one day. There were other students in the hall, too.
The Dean said, "So Anon, just out of curiosity, who will you be voting for in November, Obama or Romney?"
I thought quickly before I answered. I knew my school was a bastion of liberal lefties by this point, but I also knew that graduation was only three months away and they couldn't kick me out for my political views with only three months to go. Even though I would be hated for my answer, I realized that, logistically, it would be impossible for them to boot me on such short notice 'cause I'd be graduating in May.
So I decided to tell the truth, even though I knew that my voting choice was none of the Dean's (or the nearby nosy students') business.
I said, "Dean, I'm voting for Romney in November."
The chatter among students in the hallway ground to a screeching halt because people couldn't believe I said such a shocking thing.
So I continued. "I'm voting for Romney, Dean, but for only one reason."
Scared and nervous, and even trembling with trepidation becasue he realized that he was standing only inches away from a grad student at a liberal lefty school who had just admitted to being willing to vote for a Republican, the Dean tremulously replied, "Oh yeah? For only one reason? What's that?"
"I'm voting for Romney only because Donald Trump is not running this year."
As soon as I said it I felt like a king. The collective gasps, scoffs, and damn near shrieking and fainting among students who were nearby told me that I did a good thing.
It was one of my proudest moments.
I know that those little liberal lefties who judged me for my response will thank President Trump when the truth about the liberal lefties' heroes breaks, so I pray, daily, that the declass will come, that the truth and horrors of what [THEY] do will be revealed, and that our world will be unified in our collective commitment to never, ever let [THEM] seize control of our population again.
So to me, that is what was special about 2012. I finally got brave enough to commit to the real "hope and change" that this world needs. I stood up for President Trump four years before he ran, and I've been standing with President Trump, loyally, ever since.
You're not inciting anyone to take any violent actions, are you? Because we are non-violent researchers, pal. We come here to read what other Anons have found, and to share the things we have researched or learned of elsewhere. We will never be coerced into "TAKING IT BACK" in any forceful or violent or unlawful way. So if you're shilling for that, then you're in the wrong place.
Good for you, Anon, for sticking to your principles. It's sad to know that our teachers and professors have wielded so much power over society for so long. I've discovered just how far it goes, and fortunately I am taking some steps, locally and legally, to prevent it from happening anymore. I credit this place with teaching me things I never knew, and teaching me ways to research things so that we can take steps, lawfully, to take back our power in society. It's a good thing. [THEY] had power, but it's people like you and the anons here who are standing up for what's right, and making lasting changes. I'm proud of you and thankful the examples you've set. Something tells me you've probably inspired a lot of people who've run across you in real life. Thank you.