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Trumps not part of this dude.
Trust me, Trump hates the deep state for what they are doing to the country he loves and grew up in, and the country that gave him all he has and more through his hard work. I don’t know what’s going to happen or how this will all end, but if there was ever a president that could beat the system like this, it would be Trump. And if he can’t stop it, then it’s up to all of us patriots to take our country back together.
Get out of NYC. The big cities will be turned into gulags, but they still need the rural areas to supply farmers and soldiers. If you're a teacher, you should know the history of empire. Peasants don't get wiped out. Urbanites do.
You don't even have to go fully rural. Small cities are still fine. Anywhere with a population under 100,000 is still going to have enough community that people aren't going to go insane.
Stop living in a shoebox in a rat's nest on an island with no access to land or food or water. You'll immediately begin to feel better.
You didn't ask for my opinion, but I'll give it anyway. Florida, although appealing in many ways, is a poor strategic decision. It lacks crucial natural resources, and mobility is extremely limited due to water on three sides and only two major highways in and out. There's a reason Floridians don't flee hurricanes: you'd just end up stuck on I-95, and all the gas stations go dry. May as well roll the dice with the storm.
Lots of good options. We're lucky that we have a gargantuan country, rich in resources and, outside the major metropolitan regions, still with it's national identity still intact.
West Virginia is a fantastic choice, as is Tennessee. The Midwestern states are sitting on the most fertile farmland on the planet. Texas has it all: good government, ample resources, warm weather, strong American culture, even an independent power grid and copious oil reserves.
My problem is being a teacher, I taught in NC before and basically my salary was close to the poverty line. I don't ever want to go back to those days, worked two full time jobs to make ends meet. Those states are not very friendly for a decent salary for teachers. However, I have looked at Wyoming and North Dakota.
ND is a phenomenal choice, due to their energy reserves they'll weather any economic storm. Speaking of weather though, that's a downside, although NYC isn't a picnic either so maybe you're okay with that.
WY is one of the crown jewels of the planet. But, you take the good with the bad: it's so remote, you'll almost certainly be unscathed by the political turmoil, but you might also encounter scarcity in the supply chains. It's the perfect place to disappear to if you want to start a cattle ranch. Might not be ideal for a teacher.
Idaho is interesting. Strategically it's close to a 10, with abundant resources and maybe the most die-hard American patriots outside of Alaska. But not sure how teachers fare.
Yeah the cold never bothered me and I can fare well outdoors in it. If I moved to Wyoming I would stay near the capital for a mix of both worlds. I actually never looked into Idaho but I'll definitely take a look!
but... You have handshake... and calling for action... Next your buddies will join you in saying go to the protest, conservatives cucked etc... GTFO GO KYS...
Take a break from the internet. Make use of your time. Let things play out. Overall have faith in God's plan! Come here to get energized and have high energy. Get based pede! Trump won by A LOT!
You're right, I think the internet is definitely killing my morale, I'll go read a few pages in my Bible and remember that at the end of the day, we're all in God's hands.
Well, we need to get involved in local government. Don't forget, the states could have stopped this. From school boards to state legislature. We need to take it all seriously. While we were focused on fucking up commies, the Dems were busy installing secretaries of state and AGs to change election laws and control them. We need involvement. Lesson learned.
I agree, I've been trying to get more involved with parents regarding school curriculum, but the state has such control on what they teach and it seems people don't care.
It's sad you report someone new when I have been on a lot of different posts and engaged in conversation, you're becoming just like Twitter. I've done nothing wrong, and I've fighted for Trump every step of tge way in this damn commi he hole.....
The "action" you crave will take the form of voting out RINO cucks first then rallying behind a leader.
I agree, but how do we know they won't rig those votes? They did it now, they're not going to stop.
Lawsuits against use of voting machines seems like the way.
Yes, I hope they gain traction, been watching the state legislatures today, hoping for action tomorrow!
Voting is dead if this fraud of an election is upheld.
That's how I feel on that matter.
You're definitely a doomer
That doesn't diminish the concerns. Open your eyes.
Trumps not part of this dude. Trust me, Trump hates the deep state for what they are doing to the country he loves and grew up in, and the country that gave him all he has and more through his hard work. I don’t know what’s going to happen or how this will all end, but if there was ever a president that could beat the system like this, it would be Trump. And if he can’t stop it, then it’s up to all of us patriots to take our country back together.
You're right! Been trying to do my part here in NY, but I'm heavily outnumbered.
Get out of NYC. The big cities will be turned into gulags, but they still need the rural areas to supply farmers and soldiers. If you're a teacher, you should know the history of empire. Peasants don't get wiped out. Urbanites do.
You don't even have to go fully rural. Small cities are still fine. Anywhere with a population under 100,000 is still going to have enough community that people aren't going to go insane.
Stop living in a shoebox in a rat's nest on an island with no access to land or food or water. You'll immediately begin to feel better.
I'm waiting for my school year to finish out, and I'm moving to Florida, already got things in motion.
You didn't ask for my opinion, but I'll give it anyway. Florida, although appealing in many ways, is a poor strategic decision. It lacks crucial natural resources, and mobility is extremely limited due to water on three sides and only two major highways in and out. There's a reason Floridians don't flee hurricanes: you'd just end up stuck on I-95, and all the gas stations go dry. May as well roll the dice with the storm.
Where would you recommend then?
Lots of good options. We're lucky that we have a gargantuan country, rich in resources and, outside the major metropolitan regions, still with it's national identity still intact.
West Virginia is a fantastic choice, as is Tennessee. The Midwestern states are sitting on the most fertile farmland on the planet. Texas has it all: good government, ample resources, warm weather, strong American culture, even an independent power grid and copious oil reserves.
My problem is being a teacher, I taught in NC before and basically my salary was close to the poverty line. I don't ever want to go back to those days, worked two full time jobs to make ends meet. Those states are not very friendly for a decent salary for teachers. However, I have looked at Wyoming and North Dakota.
ND is a phenomenal choice, due to their energy reserves they'll weather any economic storm. Speaking of weather though, that's a downside, although NYC isn't a picnic either so maybe you're okay with that.
WY is one of the crown jewels of the planet. But, you take the good with the bad: it's so remote, you'll almost certainly be unscathed by the political turmoil, but you might also encounter scarcity in the supply chains. It's the perfect place to disappear to if you want to start a cattle ranch. Might not be ideal for a teacher.
Idaho is interesting. Strategically it's close to a 10, with abundant resources and maybe the most die-hard American patriots outside of Alaska. But not sure how teachers fare.
Yeah the cold never bothered me and I can fare well outdoors in it. If I moved to Wyoming I would stay near the capital for a mix of both worlds. I actually never looked into Idaho but I'll definitely take a look!
but... You have handshake... and calling for action... Next your buddies will join you in saying go to the protest, conservatives cucked etc... GTFO GO KYS...
What's a handshake icon mean? I know KYS is kill yourself but I'm being legit sincere here.
Take a break from the internet. Make use of your time. Let things play out. Overall have faith in God's plan! Come here to get energized and have high energy. Get based pede! Trump won by A LOT!
You're right, I think the internet is definitely killing my morale, I'll go read a few pages in my Bible and remember that at the end of the day, we're all in God's hands.
If only I had a dollar for every "I'm not a doomerbut" post!
Just trying to talk to fellow like minded people since everyone around me despises Trump, literally have no one to turn to in this cesspool.
Well, we need to get involved in local government. Don't forget, the states could have stopped this. From school boards to state legislature. We need to take it all seriously. While we were focused on fucking up commies, the Dems were busy installing secretaries of state and AGs to change election laws and control them. We need involvement. Lesson learned.
I agree, I've been trying to get more involved with parents regarding school curriculum, but the state has such control on what they teach and it seems people don't care.
Deport!
Just did... If he/she is from NY and is a teacher they would not have been here after this elections.
It's sad you report someone new when I have been on a lot of different posts and engaged in conversation, you're becoming just like Twitter. I've done nothing wrong, and I've fighted for Trump every step of tge way in this damn commi he hole.....
Come on bro. You know nyc is maga country