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>made everyone has memory-holed the fact that NK has been proliferating nuclear weapons for the past decade while the UN sat on their hands about it and did nothing

>Everyone has already forgotten that NK threatened the West Coast while Obama was in office and we prepped our anti-ballistic systems just in case they really did try it (they didn’t because whoopty fucking doo)

>Everyone thinks this started recently and it started because Trump bullies NK

>As if having a nuclear hissy fit is a perfectly rational response to shitposting

>Everyone thinks we can die at any day and NK will end us all

<What is deterrence?

Also, anyone notice how the left is just anti anything Trump supports? The latest thing with Israel was fucking hilarious. Suddenly, the world stood against Israel and Jerusalem’s recognition as a capital.

Regarding OP Dicktionary, it’s not really an active task, more of a passive one. I did it so that people could understand the connection between the words we use and how they affect our thought process, as well as the importance of gradation in language, so we can measure things out in varying degrees instead of a dichotomy similar to the Good Ungood dynamic in 1984. It’s a red pill to swallow, if you so choose. Unless you guys have anything you want to do with that information (pass it along to one of our journo friends and get a conversation about our changing linguistic dynamics going for instance), I would say to take it off. The general rule of thumb is that passive tasks don’t take up space in the Current Tasks section. Or if you want to compromise, just stick it in the discussion section. Whatever you do, one of you need to save the links for me, because I’m not gonna be able to hold onto them. And if you’re a true autist, copy paste whatever posts are missing from the /pol/ archive to the 8diamonds thread.

I intend to start another one of those threads again very soon to keep the conversation alive. /pol/ responded really well to it.