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usdodsgssog 106 points ago +106 / -0

Pretty soon, they'll all just flat out censor the President. These people want a war.

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slangin_paint 78 points ago +78 / -0

These peopke are already at war. I wonder if our side will decide to fight.

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bangbus 40 points ago +40 / -0

I have seen a lot of sternly worded letters.

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Oback_Barama 25 points ago +25 / -0

That's the plan.

I'm sure the frog put into the cold water on the stove wrote many sternly worded letters about the apparent rise in the water temperature.

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slimcoat 11 points ago +11 / -0

I've been thinking about this lately, and while it seems that our side hasn't decided to fight, it's because these people are at a war with their own neighborhoods... Democrats attacking Democrat cities filled with Democrat officials. Should our side really even get involved at this point...? Let them destroy themselves for now, I think.

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SordidPontification 15 points ago +15 / -0

This is an interesting point, and I think you're right in calling out that we ought to consider the long term outcome from this.

Because it's flatly obvious to anyone with more than a room temperature IQ that the left is, perhaps for the first time in decades, responding as reactionaries rather than having any sort of strategic goal in mind.

What I mean by this is probably best summed up by their plans. For example: We know they want to take away guns, right? But they also decided that the first thing they need to do (and are actively doing right this minute) is to defund the police.

Think about this. There is no reason this is something they should even be considering at this point, which tells me that they're behaving more on knee jerk response to external stimuli than strategically thinking about outcomes as they have for years.

The left has, for years, placed significant effort into controlling things like education and the schools so they could produce people either dependent on the state or so consumed by leftist ideology that they have no capacity for independent thought. Of course, perhaps this was also a strategic mistake, because these are the same people who are largely rioting and destroying everything.

We do need to do something, eventually, but remember: Never interrupt your enemies when they're making a mistake.

I think this is a particular point that was totally lost on Milo Yiannopolous a while back. He was upset that conservatives were just shrugging and happily letting the cities burn. He (wrongly, IMO) assumed the left would successfully pin this on us by way of our inaction and largely neutral response. I think it's backfiring on the left, because they own this.

They own the destruction of their own cities. They can't get out of this no matter what happens, because no matter how much they blame President Trump on national television, the people in the cities know who was proudly proclaiming "let's defund the police" just a few short weeks ago. They know who was telling the police to stand down while their downtowns burned.

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fighttheleft 2 points ago +2 / -0

which tells me that they're behaving more on knee jerk response to external stimuli

Possible. The other possibility is that they have succeeded in their takeovers of education and media and this is the outcome of the constant decades of demoralization and what we're seeing is the desired outcome.

Chaos, destruction, revolution, splitting the country in two, and we will see the grand finale this fall when they refuse to accept the election results and declare Trumps government illegitimate and begin to secede from the US.

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Bane 3 points ago +3 / -0

So far they're pretty successful because they know we're decent people who just want to be left alone and live in a Thomas Kinkade or Norman Rockwell painting. We speak softly but put away the big stick, because that's what the good guys do. They know it and count on it. I think there's truth to that quote about strong men leading to good times leading to weak men leading to hard times. We just assume it's the "gibmes" being the weak men, but us "silent majority leave me alones" are too. Things have to get much worse and hopeless for decent people to start mustering courage to replace the complacency.

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leakmouth 28 points ago +28 / -0

Uh they already are

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usdodsgssog 19 points ago +19 / -0

They're testing the waters now and itching for a full blown media blackout. No news, no websites, no social media, nothing.

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Homopratensis2 1 point ago +1 / -0

The hard reset so man dumppilled people need. Maybe they would wake up and see the truth for once.

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Keiichi81 23 points ago +23 / -0

Pretty soon? Did you miss when they flat out started deleting the President’s tweets? Or how they’ve been throttling his traffic for months if not years? They keep pushing and conservatives keep doing nothing about it, which is why they keep pushing.

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SordidPontification 3 points ago +3 / -0

It involves reclassifying every single Social media company as a PUBLIC UNITY

I think that's not true.

What they're looking at is the safe harbor provisions under the Communications Decency Act (section 230) which defines a platform versus a publisher. It's been a point of contention for a while.

Leftist lawyers say you can't do anything about it. Most people suggest that reclassifying Twitter et al as publishers (rather than platforms) means they're suddenly responsible for all the illegal content on their platform, in addition to many other ills.

I don't think there'd be much value attempting to classify Twitter et al as public utilities. It makes FAR more legal sense to strip their section 230 provisions.

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Hokage_Trump 1 point ago +1 / -0

It's over for them but desperate animals fight to the end.

The feral animal at level 100.

[Popcorn time]

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