ProudAmerican #conspiracy #wingnut

ProudAmerican #conspiracy #wingnut patriots.win

Let me preface by saying, it doesn’t really matter who comes after Trump.

The movement is dead in 2024 because we will be returned to an establishment candidate from both “sides”. All the gains made by President Trump will be reversed or eroded by the uniparty as millions and millions more immigrants come to our shores. We will be pressed from all sides with higher taxes, higher crime and more divisiveness.

That being said, we will still have to play the game as we fight back against the grip of social progressives in our government. If we want to garner the most support for nationalism, it will require a middle ground candidate. Pence is simply too religious and too conservative to reach the independent voters. They will not vote for him.

Unless President Trump has been grooming a non politician to run for office in 2024, we will watch the keys be handed right back to the establishment. We’re fucked either way, but putting up Pence wouldn’t slow down the inevitable.

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The thing with finding quotes from thedonald.win is that, while most of the site seems implicitly conspiracy theorist, the comments are all so short, context-driven, and full of jargon that it’s hard to grab a banana without having to lift the gorilla holding the banana and the whole jungle along with it.

This quote, for example, I found while reading another comment that referenced the “uniparty,” and doing a site-wide search to try to get some context on what the uniparty is supposed to be and how it’s supposed to work.

@https://thedonald.win/p/4K6er37/x/c/GIlN1xwu

If I were forced to have an opinion, Republicans don’t actually want to win the house because it would expose their role in the uniparty. Winning the house will give us the next Paul Ryan.

It’s obviously a conspiracy theory, since it would require a conspiracy for the Republican Party to not actually want to win the election for the House, but what’s their role supposed to be? How would winning the House expose it? What does any of this have to do with Paul Ryan? I could try to grab some context from elsewhere in the comment thread, but I hate those kinds of quotes; they’re obnoxiously long and hard to read.

So I submitted this one instead.

@pyro #31968

Well from what I understand Trump supporters and like republicans don't like Ryan. I think it's because they don't believe he fought Obama enough when he was speaker of the house or something like that. Plus Ryan has been critical of Trump so he's the enemy.

These buffoons think Trump is not part of the establishment?

@DLaurier #31972

yeah, particularly everything this orange prick did in his near four years in office is doing nothing but what the establishment wanted, with only the most insignificant of horrid policies being fed to his frankly sociopathic base

Gains? Made by Trump? Rising white supremacy. Family farmers going out of business. People dying of diabetes, in the supposedly richest country in the world, because they can’t afford a medication that was DONATED to humankind by its inventor. Lobbyist in charge of governmental departments. A ridiculous and expensive 18th-century-technology wall, instead of modern 21st-century-technology. Stupid people think they are clever, because their uneducated Narcissist President says HE’S clever, and they are smarter than he is (which is fairly easy to achieve).

Yes, as we haven’t done enough to halt the imminent Climate Change Crisis, millions and millions will be LEAVING your shores and going towards the center of the country, as the shores will be swallowed by the sea.

Higher taxes usually leads to lower crime, as more people will be able to support themselves. Unless you mean the crime of tax-evasion; that one might go up. But that crime is usually committed by rich white men, so you probably don’t care.

Trump has caused more divisiveness than perhaps any other US President.

It was social progressiveness that created and realized The American Dream. Once Ronnie Raygun destroyed it and began the destruction of the Middle Class, the Real Dream was gone. It became a Dream again, but they forgot who created it, and how it was created, imagining that it was Ronnie, though it died with him.

Trump is too stupid and too narcissist and too borderline fascist, and people still voted for HIM!

Unfortunately, there's plenty of reasons to beleive that each new Republican president will be progressively more horrible. Will the next one be an outright neo-Nazi? Or maybe the one after that? And they'll alternate with status-quo defending "moderates" on the Dem side, who will keep lurching rightward in order to preserve their status as moderate.

@Spacewyrm #31982

just goes to show you just how royally fucked our current political system is… it really needs some kind of truly left-leaning president (or just a political party honestly) if we have any hope of pulling this nation back from the edge of fascistic oblivion

Admitting what we've said for the last four years much, o Trumptards?

That your Orange Turd is not only The Swamp, it's been the thing blocking it all this time.

No Donald Fart, you are the Establishment.

And then it's voters were self-destroying zombies.

If that thing was a Lame Duck 'president' in it's first term - certainly 'Wall'-wise - even if your 'Emprah' somehow wins it's second it'll be simply a four-year delay of the inevitable:

No more 'Meme' Candidate Soup for you! [/Kek Nazi]

@Peacemonger373 #31989

It’s a fair bet that the ultimate font of our problem is slavery, and the Jim Crow that proceeded from it. A large chunk of the population can’t fathom the thought of existing without being able to look down on non-whites, and they refuse to lessen the pressure to maintain kyriarchy.

They are so full of shit.

@pyro #31968

I suspect the “uniparty” is what Sanders supporters refer to as the “establishment”, aka career politicians. Wackos on both sides consider both parties to be part of a monolithic whole that works only to preserve the status quo. They just disagree on who this group is trying to keep down (always the group the one making the argument belongs to).

@DarkPhoenix #32030

Well, I wouldn't say that, Bernie supporters call establishment, they largely described groups that basically just want the same crappy system to continue no matter what, one in which no true change can ever be made regardless of how popular that position is. For all case and purposes, the U.S. Effectively governs like an oligarchy now (a Princeton study find this out not that long ago). After all this status quo more or less helped create Trump in the first place, think of the establishment as being akin to the gilded age political system in the late 1800s early 1900s.

Trump supporters just use that term in a very loose manner, and basically means "anyone that doesn't kiss Trump's ass" whereas Bernie supporters just call the way current politics works, the corruption, and politicians that benefit from it the establishment. However they firmly believe that it is not a monolithic group like trump supporters, rather, it's various factions having the same economic and foreign policies, relatively speaking, but disagrees with the way to enact them and social policies. It's not just career politicians, Bernie would be considered establishment if that was the case, but it's entirely to deal with what those politicians vote on and rather or not that vote just continues the status quo as usually or just the minimum of change.

ProudAmerican: "Unless President Trump has been grooming a non politician to run for office in 2024, we will watch the keys be handed right back to the establishment."

Regular American: "Really? To me it looks like the keys never left the establishment, because Trump is an obvious establishment member."

ProudAmerican: "I decide who's part of the establishment!"

Trump is the apotheosis of establishment.

Well, I wouldn't say that, Bernie supporters call establishment, they largely described groups that basically just want the same crappy system to continue no matter what, one in which no true change can ever be made regardless of how popular that position is.

At this point, there are groups of Bernie supporters that use “ESTABLISHMENT” and “NEOLIBERAL” the way Donald Trump uses “FAKE NEWS” and “DO NOTHING DEMOCRATS”; as a bad name they can call anyone who isn’t behind Bernie 100%. I’m sorry, but when you’ve devolved to calling ELIZABETH WARREN establishment…

@DarkPhoenix #32284

But there's a reason why Sanders supporters are starting to call her that, first, it started with her calling Bernie Sanders a sexist, a man who back in the 80s called for a woman to become president, all in an effort to try and get political points that resulted in her losing support, especially when she doubled down and more or less stabbed Bernie in the back, her friend and person who she agrees with on the policies. Second, it also backpadling of her progressive policy positions, she used to be Medicare for all until she came out for a public option. There are indications that Warren maybe not be as much of a progressive as she used to be, think about obama, he claimed to be a progressive, but his policies were more of the same, he continued the wars despite being voted in to end them, and those immigrant detention facilities that's been in the news lately? That started under Obama.

Warren likely burned down the bridge with the progressives in this election, maybe she hasn't but I can you that the progressives trust and confidence in her is no longer the same

ProudAmerican #conspiracy #wingnut patriots.win

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