>>7757173

>a one world order, then it's his son who after legal advantage, wins election

>over another bones man from the same class

I think you're thinking of the 2004 election. Busk V Kerry. Yeah. That one was rigged by SNB, either way. But the 2000 "hanging chad" incident was Bush v Gore. Gore would definitely not have been an better than Bush (or Kerry fror that matter). Not sure what things would've been different if Gore would've won the election. For all we know, we could've been much worse by now. But in reality, I doubt we would've been any better than we are now. This system has been rigged my whole life. It needs to prove itself to US before we can trust it again. We got a long way to go, still…

>>7757318

I remember this post.

It depresses me, because these are things that I genuinely enjoy doing.

However, due to situational circumstances, which mainly contribute to my shitty, depressing life ATM, I've been restricted of many of these essential "freedoms" of life. Furthermore, due to the nature of clown world, many of the people my age have been programmed to be sociopaths, after enduring decades of propaganda/brainwashing of all varieties. This further complicates things. As my mental, physical, and financial well-being are threatened the moment I walk into this "real world" scenario. Where I'm at, we're still trying to keep people off opiates. Problem is, we got a bunch of greedy, corrupt alcoholics in charge who think they know everything. I'm not going to get into the rest. Because that would take all thread. Just want to say that it's not always that easy.

But yes, I'm definitely thankful for what I do have. Because I know far too many people are living conditions far worse than mine. Which brings more pain to my heart, which adds to my depression. ..