>>24506707

Same. I expect to get dogpiled here bigtime for saying this but there just isn't much good happening. That doesn't mean no good at all, I hated the ayatollah, so change there is good, but aside from that the economy still sucks, big tech is essentially running everything, and there are still no cures. Ivermectin and fen/mebendazole are good and promising thought. Mixed bag I guess. But Trump selling out to big tech satanists was the straw that broke the camels back for me. We remember how those companies treated us.

>>24506723

Not a counter argument. When all the big tech satanists showed up at Trump's inauguration I thought it was weird, but now it seems like they bought him. Trump sold out his base in favor of money from the worst and most evil businesses on earth. Big tech and big pharma.

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>>24506734

We already are overthrowing one government in Festus, MO. Voted out 4 council members, a fifth one resigned, and the remaining three are being recalled as well as the mayor. Big tech is not welcome here. Data centers will turn rural America against anyone that tries to push them. They hate Americans.

For the record I WANT to believe things will get better, but watching my state, county by county, face direct existential threats from big tech in hyperscale satanic data centers makes it hard to be optimistic.

>>24506782

Then show me. Give logical examples. Everyone can read our exchange and all you have are character attacks, not counter points.

>>24506837

You haven't listed a single good thing. I even mentioned the ayatollah getting killed, which is good, but I haven't seen anything else good. You are the problem without an ability to make a logical point or use reasoning, just appeals to authority and identity attacks. The "lost forever 4 to 6%" do you think that refers to independent thinkers, or to blind followers?