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  1. QuebecOverCanada
    You said you wouldn't live in a kleptocracy, which you qualify Russia as, which I agree totally. A word that totally opposes kleptocracy would mean a well spirited and good, benevolent regime. But China is the worse kind of kleptocracy in the whole world, has concentration camps where they brainwash millions of Uighurs, colonize Xinjiang, colonize Tibet, steal jobs and technologies from the world etc. If anything, China is the worse in many aspects of what we criticize the West and Russia, except for overt military interventions. China needs to be crushed to its knees, because it's a fascist regime. Just as Nazi Germany, the population, held hostage, or willfully wanting an impossible Chinese hegemony over the world will lose. The world, which is roughly 7 times China's population, matters more than them. So they will perish by their own sword eventually. They're having their worse economic years in decades and the worse riots/citizen uprisings since Tiananmen.
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    China is not a kleptocracy? You think a benevolent fascist state exists because Trudeau, the radical socialist, said good things about the basic dictatorship of China? And I thought Russia was THE fascist state itself, with anti LGBTQ laws and a megalomaniac leader, plus its constant boasting about its army and efficiency of its State?
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    I keep getting Tulsi Gabbard ads on this forum. She's the best Democratic candidate out there in my opinion.

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    2. QuebecOverCanada

      QuebecOverCanada

      Nice rack eh? 

    3. Moonlight Graham

      Moonlight Graham

      Maybe the least nuts too.

  4. QuebecOverCanada

    Do violent Leftists suffer from the fake superhero syndrome, in which they think of themselves as agents of justice against the political dissidents who are viewed as supervillains?

    If so, would that explain Bubbermiley's endorsement and apology for Antifa and explain coincidentally his profile picture?

    1. DogOnPorch

      DogOnPorch

      The SS...the NKVD...Antifa...the Left loves their violent street gangs/paramilitaries.

    2. scribblet

      scribblet

      Leftists are becoming more violent.  CNN contributor Raza Aslin is calling for the eradication of Trump supporters but his account is not taken down. 

  5. QuebecOverCanada

    Epstein "suicide" after Bill Clinton Lolita Express scandal surfces.

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    Trump executive order against Big Tech censorship. The beginning of the end of an Era.

    1. scribblet

      scribblet

      Interesting, "protecting Americans from on line censorship"   wonder how Twitter will take to that...  did Mitch McConnell get his campaign twitter account back yet

    2. QuebecOverCanada

      QuebecOverCanada

      Yes it has, after calls for boycotts by GOP politicians.

    3. betsy

      betsy

      Those companies are getting too powerful that they are  the biggest threat to democracy.

  7. QuebecOverCanada

    39th consecutive week demonstration of the Yellow Vests Movement in France. Numerous cities to be busy by tomorrow.

    The West is living a Cold Civil War that is not ending, and not showing any slowing down.

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    2. OftenWrong

      OftenWrong

      It's still going on? Unbelievable. I knew it was still happening for a long time, and with almost no media reports. Last I heard about it was around 12 weeks. Now... 39! Glad to see they cannot stop the determination of the people. Vive la France!

    3. QuebecOverCanada

      QuebecOverCanada

      France's political climate in terms of violence has always been an in between the level of Spain civil war and America since the start of the post WWII era. Very violent, prone to domestic terrorism, many strikes, many riots every year.

      This movement though has had the political establishment sweating profusely. It has been triggered by the silent native population. And it scares the elites.

    4. betsy

      betsy

      We have some yellow vests in Canada, but they're quiet right now.   maybe waiting for the election result.

  8. QuebecOverCanada

    Democrats launch formal impeachment against Trump. The boomerang will come back to their faces.

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    2. QuebecOverCanada

      QuebecOverCanada

      Hahahaha so no crime, no citation.

      Why you always lying?

    3. OftenWrong

      OftenWrong

      It's not about whether you support Clinton. the standards for impeachment are different. Impeachment for what he does while president. Like to explain what Trump has done that's an impeachable offense now?

    4. QuebecOverCanada

      QuebecOverCanada

      He offended snowflakes on Twitter :(

  9. QuebecOverCanada

    Senator Warren is right... in this case.

     

  10. QuebecOverCanada

    Beto O’Rourke Cancels Campaign Trips in Iowa to Visit Mexico

    1. Shady

      Shady

      Hopefully he’ll stay there permanently.

    2. OftenWrong

      OftenWrong

      He might be detained at the border when he tries to come back. His name sounds kinda Mexican, and we know what they are sending us.

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    Twitter bans Senate Majority Campaign account. Huge election meddling. 

    Big tech is doing exactly what the media accuses Russia of doing.

    We have to annihilate Big Tech.

    1. scribblet

      scribblet

      Double standards on twitter

  12. QuebecOverCanada

    ICE raids at Koch Brothers' food facilities in Mississippi. Buses of illegals filled in minutes. Slave workers.

    https://fortune.com/2019/08/07/koch-foods-ice-raids-mississippi/

    1. QuebecOverCanada

      QuebecOverCanada

      Female workers were sexually abused in these facilities, who paid $3.5m in settlements for the victims.

    2. Shady

      Shady

      It makes you wonder what wages for these jobs would be like if employers actually had to compete for workers, instead of just using illegal immigrants.  IT's also weird that Democrats are such big proponents of these policies when they depress wages for working class families.

       

    3. QuebecOverCanada

      QuebecOverCanada

      They depress wages and put these workers at risk of being exploited, plus making an environment very unsafe for women. It's a lose lose situation for everyone, except the Koch Brothers.

  13. QuebecOverCanada
    People are lonely because we have no common mold like before where individuals had a predeterminated role in society. It also is because we do not depend on others like before.
  14. QuebecOverCanada
    Not necessarily.
  15. QuebecOverCanada

    Dayton shooter Connor Betts may be antifa’s first mass killer

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    2. BubberMiley

      BubberMiley

      I may be crazy, but it just may be a lunatic you're looking for.

    3. OftenWrong

      OftenWrong

      You may be a genius.

    4. QuebecOverCanada

      QuebecOverCanada

      ^^^ I laughed too much at that one

  16. QuebecOverCanada
    It would benefit Americans too to have Canada split up and have Québec as an ally in the process to annex the other Canadian provinces such as Alberta.
  17. QuebecOverCanada
    I don't think so. France has too many internal problems, it is losing its grip on Africa because China is taking over, while France is receding despite military involvement in the region. The Americans would totally agree with Québec separation, just like they gave the green light to separatists in 1995.
  18. QuebecOverCanada
    You think the US would oppose Québec separation? Give me a break.
  19. QuebecOverCanada
    Not at all. I'm comparing the extreme-right on the internet to Hitler sympathizers from the 1930s.
  20. QuebecOverCanada
    There will be a crisis like it happened in the 20th century, which created the Socialist/Communist and Fascist revolutions. Because the working class was so poor at the start of the 20th century, the working class rebelled. It created Fascism and made Socialism very attractive. Germany was conflicted between the two, then they chose Hitler because the USSR was an nightmare.
  21. QuebecOverCanada
    Hitler happened because of the Internet. Not because there were enormous frustrations among the working class of Germany.
  22. QuebecOverCanada
    There is more to it. Society changed, and the number of mass killing such as school shootings have become more common. It's not technology, it's also society and psychology.
  23. QuebecOverCanada
    Blind rage or desire to revenge against life in itself? An act of rebellion against God by killing innocence?
  24. QuebecOverCanada
    He cites plenty of authors in the Human Sciences domain such as Carl Jung, which isn't proper Science in itself, but more thesis-like arguments. You may find it interesting, even though it may be based on interpretations that are not scientific. Doesn't mean they are wrong, doesn't mean they are 100% true. But I feel that Peterson nails it when he explains the root causes of Mass Killers. He understands them pretty well with the mental state description of what's going through their minds before, during the act and what their goal is.
  25. QuebecOverCanada
    You can personally adhere to a group.
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