Is there a future for the Republican party in democratic America?

Legato · January 20

9 hours ago, myata said:

The legacy. "We helped Him to power": the motto will now reverberate in generations.

A vibration in your generator usually means the bearings are shot. That's why the power levels are low.

Those "Made in China" generators (the blue ones) the US has had for the last 4 years never produced much power.

myata · January 20

Just like the last time something of this kind happened, there's no getting rid of that blemish now. Twice impeached, 34 convictions, indicted with anticonstitutional conspiracy. All is right there on the banner. What's there to add?

Nationalist · January 20

28 minutes ago, myata said:

Just like the last time something of this kind happened, there's no getting rid of that blemish now. Twice impeached, 34 convictions, indicted with anticonstitutional conspiracy. All is right there on the banner. What's there to add?

That you're a hypocritical little psycho?

Jus' tryin' t'help...

myata · January 20

The sh*t of this kind will stick for generations. You can retain your honest name, self-respect and dignity by bowing out of it, pretty much now. Otherwise you'll go down with it and your name will be dragged out and studied in generations, like you know whose. The choice is yours and there will be no naive explanations. You know it without any doubts and here's one more, possibly final reminder.

Nationalist · January 20

52 minutes ago, myata said:

The sh*t of this kind will stick for generations. You can retain your honest name, self-respect and dignity by bowing out of it, pretty much now. Otherwise you'll go down with it and your name will be dragged out and studied in generations, like you know whose. The choice is yours and there will be no naive explanations. You know it without any doubts and here's one more, possibly final reminder.

Oh Yes Please...promise this is your final "reminder".

Fluffypants · January 20

The future is the Republican Party and world domination

1. Trump will immediately install martial law and dissolve Congress taking full control.

2. Trump will start rounding up all people against him and trans people (where they will refuse to refer to them as they genders they want) and put them in camps to force them to build weapons for step 3

3. Trump will invade Canada and Mexico and once they surrender (should only take a couple of days) they will then be absorbed into the US. After that he will take Greenland and all of Central America including Panama.

4. Elon Musk will perfect his Neural Link technology and use it to download Trumps mind into MechaTrump an unstoppable and immortal robotic being.

5 Trump will then use Putin to take over Europe, which should be easy without using our military and a new Soviet Union will be formed. Then Trump will attack China with Putin's help and take over China.

6 We will give Israel the weapons and help in order for them to eradicate all Muslims in the Middle East and create a huge Jewish country.

Their will be one ruler for 1000s of years of America's dominance.

myata · January 20

The funny thing with the mad bunch is, you can't tell when they feel ironic or that's how they really think. Scary, no?

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myata · January 21

History shows very clearly: one cannot rationalize these things. They cannot be trivialized and laughed off. They will consume you whole. Anyone who chooses to stay in the Republican party will assume full and personal responsibility for the consequences and outcomes. They will be adding their name to the records that will be seen and studied by generations. For this, there are no explanations or stamped excuses. The shame and betrayal of being the party that embraced it will stay with the Republicans for as long as the memory lasts.

myata · January 23

Public Republicans absolutely will not hypocritically complain now that they were "wrongfooted" by the celebration of lawlessness with sweeping Jan 6 pardons. You gave in to it; you lead it to the power. This stain is on you. You will be held fully responsible for everything that it does to America. With the rule of law as the first casualty, factually. Before generations. No lying little tongues will get you out of this pickle now.

Edited January 23 by myata

myata · January 24

The Republican party finally and officially took America over the third world politics line. The first one one could have been dismissed as a rarest of aberrations. No chance, now. Ten generations from now, it will be a fact studied and judged by generations. As long as the memory lives this stain will remain. No place for little lying tongues, the eyes of history.

Matthew · January 24

On 1/19/2025 at 9:08 AM, myata said:

But the Republicans are gone indeed: done and sealed for anything good. From the shame and betrayal of this magnitude, there's no coming back.

Nah when the conservatives someday take back control of the republican party, they will just do like they did to Nixon and claim trump was not a true conservative, that they had nothing to do with the whole thing, and probably try to claim the MAGA cult was a leftist movement.

Edited January 24 by Matthew

myata · January 24

4 hours ago, Matthew said:

and probably try to claim the MAGA cult was a leftist movement.

If one could pull this trick off with a remote analogue of the fascist cults in Italy and Germany, mid 20th century, that could only be in the context of the third word politics. Yes juntas, dictators, democracies change each other with the speed of a shuffling deck and they sure blame each other for any number of terrible things and worse something never changes though: the third worldliness of it. And that is the doing of one specific party and it's going in the history with it for as long as the history will stand.

Edited January 24 by myata

myata · January 25

Congress Republicans are going through nominations in pretend "business as usual" just another president deserving to have his nominations nodded nothing unusual.

But there's nothing usual about this president, 34-times convicted felon, rapist, and indicted conspirator. This is the first time in history that America is going through this process in the third world. And while there were many contributors over some years, one party has taken it over the line.

This fact tells us clearly: they will nod and and they will fold. To every stupidity, sure. Dishonesty and indecency, very likely? Crime? Who knows, who can tell that with confidence?

And that is what the third world is. In America. Arrived. Every name and little lying word by little lying tongues is being written into the history. Little lies mean nothing to it.

myata · January 25

Most sane people: maybe a felon convicted via a fair due process should not be nominated the position of highest responsibility in the country?

Republicans (many): no no, we love, hug and kiss in the a$$ our cute little Dodgie and you're so wrong to use it, what's the word on him!

Well, this is how it is, the reality of it and it's not a grain less serious: for many Americans, the rule of law is not needed. Now echoed by a main political party. Just drop it, let it go. And this is what makes it the third world. No funny games in processes and sessions will hide the essence of it.

Without the rule of law, equal and universal, can democracy exist? Yes or no? Forget your cute nomination games - history won't care a dime about little games and tricks.

myata · January 25

Congress Republicans, all but three are a spineless miserable bunch who will fold to anything. But this time around, things won't fix themselves somehow and their names are going into the history books for generations to study, detest and make reports about - just like those who enabled fascists in Italy and Germany. A final and accomplished decay of morality and integrity. Disgusting.

Edited January 25 by myata

myata · January 26

While one party took America over the final degradation of principle in the politics into the third world, both parties are complicit in the decay and near-total detachment from the reality. The game, process is more important than the reality. No one in the formal politics left standing for what's right. Total, debilitating silence. That's what a final, accomplished degradation looks like, doesn't it? No cheers.

myata · January 27

Republican party first gave in to, then fully embraced an anti-democracy, fascist cult. This is how it's going into history. Come back, from this thing?

myata · January 28

The oath to protect the Constitution was explicitly violated by every Republican senator who voted to acquit the alleged mastermind of the conspiracy to overturn an election. Loyalty to the dictator over the country and Constitution. Their names are already written in history.

myata · February 4

Only just yesterday, the majority of public Republicans wholeheartedly supported the tariffs: the exceptions can be counted on one hand and today, they are up and marching happily in the opposite direction. What a sad parody of the former self. They are ridiculously pathetic only a tiny tad more than their great Clown Leader.

But from this sh*t, there will be no coming back to the normal world they know that, surely? Who in the right state of mind and conscience could ever respect and trust, that?

Edited February 4 by myata

myata · February 12

Republicans these days is a vivid, live example of how the formal political system first gave in to, and then embraced fascism. An astounding yet very real betrayal and corruption of pretty much every democratic duty and standard. A complete and accomplished decay of integrity.

Edited February 12 by myata

myata · February 12

Seriously, what is wrong with those people?

Leviticus 19:11-13 English Standard Version 2016 (ESV) “You shall not steal; you shall not deal falsely; you shall not lie to one another. You shall not swear by my name falsely, and so profane the name of your God..."

Republican introduces an amendment allowing for the third term

Total stupidity meets total moral corruption in Rep. Carter. Republican introduces bill to rename Greenland.

"Carter, who is considering a bid for Senate next year, sought to raise his profile by introducing a bill Tuesday that would authorize President Donald Trump to purchase Greenland and rename it “Red, White and Blueland.”

I don't think it's some weird epidemics, no. Rather more likely that they've been this way for a while, years or even decades. And now the constraints, the hardship of having to pretend any minimal standard of integrity are gone and look, they are free! to display their stupidity and ugliness in full light before the whole world and take no shame in it, proudly.

If only it resolves itself somehow, what a wealth of material for generations of scholars in moral and psychological corruption. There will be books written and countless lectures read about these fine specimen of decay and decomposition, live and alive.

What could be the chance of that though?

Black Dog · February 12

On 1/14/2025 at 11:38 AM, ironstone said:

To be more accurate, the US is not a democracy but a constitutional republic.

My pet is not a dog, but a golden retriever.

myata · February 12

35 minutes ago, Black Dog said:

My pet is not a dog, but a golden retriever.

Is there democracy for the stupid (and with)? Is it a thing?

myata · February 13

So Trump sided with Putin, the war criminal and a totalitarian aggressor of the ilk of Hitler in our world. That is of small surprise. But it means that the time is up for the Republicans: no, you will not sit it out and come back to any kind of normality, from here. Only an act, clear and strong will excuse you from the deepest circles of shame and infamy - and make no mistake, in history, for generations. Just like those who enabled and cheered to Hitler a century back. Unlike brain- and conscience-free specimen above you have to know it. There's nowhere to run, and you can't wait. Yes, it's due: now.

myata · February 13

You hoped to control him? But this is how he breaks you. He didn't ask for your opinion. He has no need for it. And he fully expects that you'll cower and do anything he'll point his finger to. From here. Just like the other ones you read about (maybe) in the dusty books did.

No escape for you: stand here - or sink in the slimy shame and disgust, for generations. That was the logical progression all along, you knew it and the time is up.