(03-12-2016 08:50 AM)Irenicus Wrote: When that Nazi (you read that right, take a look what he did in WW2) I am throwing party, and everyone is invited.
According to liberals, purpose of laws is to provide for your rights in theory, not in practice. In theory you have a right for free speech, but we are not responsible if someone murders you for it.
Unfriendly audience in form of shariah police is welcome to shut you down when they don't like your free speech.
As a black immigrant, this is the reason why i don't associate with a lot of black americans. It's the government should take care of me mentality that keeps holding them down.
Look at how they talk about Obama. Basically, any smart driven rational person would say. "If a black man can be president so can i, I can do whatever i want in this country"
These people, however look at it and say "Hey black guy is president, what is he gonna GIVE to me"
It's this gimme gimme gimme victim mentality that keeps these people down. It's truly sad.
Trump certainly knew there would be trouble with protestors at his rally last night, and he knew that the situation would turn to his benefit. Trump, the master of game, was employing the principle of contrast to his advantage. Throughout the past 8 months or so Trump has carefully portrayed himself and behaved as the ultimate winner. It's the core facet of his public persona - the winner, the man who cannot be stumped. And yet last night, on the surface, Trump appeared to be stumped in a moment of weakness, having his rally shut down by radical protestors. Yet what actually happened was that Trump merely baited his rivals into going too far, revealing their utter insanity and disregard for the law and American political customs. Trump, the ultimate winner, thus appeared to the mass of the public as the victim of a horde of unwashed hooligans. The optics are the same as a crowd of disgusting lepers assailing the throne of a beloved king. Trump did the impossible - a billionaire ultimate winner evoked feelings of sympathy. The result is that many people who were sitting on the fence or previously opposing Trump weakly are now drawn into his camp, feeling they must come to Trump's defense (a man who previously and intentionally never asked for or needed defense). The fact that this happened just ahead of the critical March 15th primaries is no coincidence. Just like everything else Trump does, it was intentional. Trump drew his enemies into a trap, temporarily gave the appearance of weakness, and thus created a rallying point for millions to come to his defense.
Trump is either the most brilliant strategist of our times, or is literally in possession of nothing less than a divine mandate to become President. Maybe both. Truly remarkable.
Trump made his enemies come to him, knowing how they would behave, then used the surrender tactic to make himself look like the victim all the while he made both the left and his cuckservative rivals take their masks off. He killed three birds with one stone.
(03-12-2016 05:19 AM)iop890 Wrote: Trump is playing chess while Soros is playing checkers, and the other cucks are off playing Candyland at Jeb's house.
Do you really think the fact that his new hotel in Washington DC, which is scheduled to finish in September 2016, "two years ahead of schedule" and two months ahead of the November election, is a coincidence? Not a chance. He doesn't even need to stay in the White House when he's got a sweet pad a few blocks away.
Oh wow, I'm retracting my previous prediction about Cruz's surge. He just destroyed himself. Or maybe Trump planned it so that he destroyed himself. Either way, he's destroyed.
Trump was nominated last night.
(03-12-2016 09:03 AM)Orion Wrote: How liberals imagine law:
According to liberals, purpose of laws is to provide for your rights in theory, not in practice. In theory you have a right for free speech, but we are not responsible if someone murders you for it.
Unfriendly audience in form of shariah police is welcome to shut you down when they don't like your free speech.
It's more important than ever that we expand our media networks. ROK should expand into new outlets. Mike's also talking about expanding Danger & Play. We need a strong media network to expose all these people and the "journalists" that support them. Think an intelligence and counterintelligence network.
Like I write in Stumped, we need to help Trump dominate as much space as we can.
(03-12-2016 09:41 AM)RawGod Wrote: My wilderness skills enabled me to hear a faint, far off sound a few hours ago...pretty sure it was the sound of a weasel imploding.
Who would have guessed a year ago that I would end up collecting a massive folder full of weasel images on my PC purely for mocking Ted Cruz on a game forum?