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MiscBrah · 2016-10-31 08:07:00 · #45380
GO CUBS GO

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redpillage · 2016-10-31 08:08:00 · #45381
(10-30-2016 08:58 PM)redbeard Wrote:  9 DAYS LEFT! HIGH ENERGY!




Clearly he does not live in California. (high capacity mag restriction)
redpillage · 2016-10-31 08:29:00 · #45382
(10-30-2016 03:26 PM)eradicator Wrote:  I didn't see your post, I can talk to you through a PM, but I'm not exactly sure what your experience with homeless people is, especially the ones in Hollywood. If you give them money, most of them are not high functioning enough to get to a McDonalds, and buy food at the counter.

If I offer them food on the way out of the grocery store, they often just refuse it(even the ones that are begging). If you want to help homeless, people, volunteer. If you go out and pick up some soap, nail clippers, bottled water, food, and then have them refuse to accept it, it's a bit frustrating. I'd say give your money to a local homeless shelter.

I have no idea how most of them survive(many of them don't if the winter is cold). A lot of them are crazy and off their meds and not functioning well at all.

Actually I lived around the corner from there for many years and know the area as well as the situation very well. Totally get where you are coming from and it was my concern as well. Fortunately the new campaign which I wound up donating to proclaims that the funds would be managed and not just handed in cash to her. Is it a guarantee that she'll be put on the right track? Doubtful but heck - I think everyone deserves a second chance. And she guarded the fucking Trump star with her life - so let's give her the benefit of a doubt. If you haven't donated yet then please do so here.
Foolsgo1d · 2016-10-31 09:09:00 · #45383
For people wondering about bad news monday. Over here in the UK and Europe they're spamming the fuck out of this new FBI investigation. Laugh A complete 180 from previous weeks/months.

The speculation itself has many commentators screaming about how this gives Trump a boost. These people want a female POTUS regardless!
iop890 · 2016-10-31 09:31:00 · #45384
I'm at work anxiously awaiting any news of a counter attack from the Hill Shills. I'm not going to get anything done today.
Lucky · 2016-10-31 09:39:00 · #45385
On his podcast, Sam Harris just said the ratio of criticism to praise when he speaks against Trump compared to Hillary is 100 to 1.

He said Trump supporters are far more energized, based on the comments he receives.

This is surprising, because I would expect Sam Harris's audience to be educated, atheist, leftist types. We may be in for a landslide after all.
Kid Twist · 2016-10-31 09:53:00 · #45386
As Samseau said above, MI is the domino. And he'll get it.
RexImperator · 2016-10-31 10:00:00 · #45387
I am optimistic, based on what I've heard from talking to people.
Ghost Tiger · 2016-10-31 10:04:00 · #45388
(10-31-2016 07:38 AM)Samseau Wrote:  "If Michigan flips it's over."

Corey looked straight into my eyes. "It's over."

I'm on it.

Love the pressure.

MAGA
eskimobobseal · 2016-10-31 10:11:00 · #45389
Clinton supporters are still clinging to the cooked polls showing Hillary ahead with their patented D+9, D+10 samples. What's going to make November 8 taste that much sweeter is how most of these SJW, Marxist, leftist, LGBTWXZ, anti-free speech, hypersensitive degenerate cucks are going to be blindsided by the election results.

It's going to be one of the most amazing days of my life.
redpillage · 2016-10-31 10:13:00 · #45390
Silicon Valley Pariah" Peter Thiel Defends His Support For Trump - Live Feed



Latinopan · 2016-10-31 10:18:00 · #45391
(10-31-2016 04:18 AM)Paracelsus Wrote:  This is a level of passion that hasn’t been seen for a Republican Presidential candidate in a generation. Nobody was going to risk their knuckles for Mitt Romney or John McCain.

But most of all, Trump’s supporters are defined by their chants. At every rally we’ve been to since January this year, the Trump chants have been a mainstay of his rallies. From the nationalistic “USA! USA! USA!”, to the xenophobic “Build the wall” to the vengeful “Lock her up!”, no Trump rally exists without lots of chants.

By comparison, if her recent rally in must-win Pennsylvania is anything to go by, Clinton’s supporters are a lot more circumspect.

After chatting to dozens of Clinton fans, we decided Clinton’s campaign needed our help. With the polls tightening, the campaign cannot afford to have lacklustre support. They need some chants. So we tried to get the Clinton crowd geed up before Hillary took to the stage.

The result? Well, let’s just say, if our efforts are anything to go by, Trump will be a shoe-in next Tuesday.


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There is something they seem to get a bit, how much energy and enthusiast does the candidate deserves from its supporters? Hillary does not have charisma, and her support look more like people feel forced to support her because she is a women, the thing is, Trump has a revolution, and revolutions are built on great enthusiasm, Hillary is more like a cold bowl of oatmeal, while Trump a baked deer ribs.

Hillary's supporters do not see anything she worth sacrifice for, because they do not have a revolution that will bring any chance, while Trump's supporters know everything will be different once Trump is in office, just the landscape of politics has change just in the election thanks to Trump, imagine how pathetic this would be with Jeb vs Hillary?
TravelerKai · 2016-10-31 10:32:00 · #45392
(10-31-2016 07:47 AM)eradicator Wrote:  Newt would make a great press secretary, if he wants it.

At a minimum he is going to need Newt's immense connections and whatever is left of his political pull, as an advisor. He could give Trump occasional advice and I hope he helps him with some of the legislation he wants to push. He should see if he would be willing to stump on the networks to help get key things (like healthcare) pushed through. He will need alot of help, because not every Republican is shouting for Obamacare to be repealed. His state line part he wants to push will be net new, and new stuff is harder to push through than repealing bad legislation.
redpillage · 2016-10-31 10:40:00 · #45393
(10-31-2016 10:13 AM)redpillage Wrote:  Silicon Valley Pariah" Peter Thiel Defends His Support For Trump - Live Feed




Favorite quote: The media has always taken Trump literally, but it has never taken him seriously.

Clap

No matter Peter is operating at the level where he is - extremely sharp and eloquent man.
Adonis · 2016-10-31 10:50:00 · #45394
So much for liberal stronghold MA...

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MMX2010 · 2016-10-31 10:53:00 · #45395
(10-31-2016 03:50 AM)DarianFrey Wrote:  I've never argued politics with anyone before this election. Something that's become clear is how many people just give no fucks about politics. See this alot among my friends and acquintances; "it's boring/politics is just sleazy/who gives a shit" and then these uninformed people spew forth an opinion based on... nothing, since they don't care to even gain a rudimentary understanding on what's going on.


The Last Psychiatrist calls this "ironic detachment", and he constantly rails against it.

First, because ironic detachment is always fake.. Someone truly detached from politics, for example, would have little idea who is running against whom. And he certainly wouldn't have any opinion on who will win. (Having the opinion means you're attached, even if just a little.)

Second, because ironic detachment is always a way to make people think you're cool and intelligent. The ironically detached person always thinks he's equal to you, and often thinks he's better than you. (Try arguing to an ironically detached person that your long-involvement with the subject makes your opinion much more likely to be correct. Bring popcorn. Perhaps bring body armor.)

Lastly, and most importantly, though, ironic detachment removes all incentive to try. At anything. So if you haven't tried, you've performed no actions and have no accomplishments - but actions and accomplishments define you.

TLP's best mantras against ironic detachment are, "Stop trying to control what other people think about you." and "That's no excuse NOT to try."

Darian, the election isn't jading. Your friends are losers.
MMX2010 · 2016-10-31 11:31:00 · #45396
Vox Day, in an article about Glenn Beck, "As David French has demonstrated, all it takes is a few Pepe and oven memes to send them running away crying for help from the Left."

Laugh3
weambulance · 2016-10-31 11:41:00 · #45397
Paging LOZ...

   
Dusty · 2016-10-31 11:41:00 · #45398
   

Lizard of Oz might fall off the wagon now.
SamuelBRoberts · 2016-10-31 11:50:00 · #45399
First thing I did this morning was roll out of bed and open a browser on my smartphone, anxiously anticipating some terrible democratic counterattack.

Instead the Drudge headline is Trump +4.

HIGH ENERGY.
RaccoonFace · 2016-10-31 11:53:00 · #45400
"The dam is about to break on Hillary"





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Quote:According to former Jimmy Carter pollster Pat Caddell, Hillary Clinton is hemmoraging support as a result of the FBI announcement and we could see a repeat of the 1980 election when anti-establishment candidate Ronald Reagan won in a landslide.

Caddell drew comparisons to the 1980 presidential race, which was close right up until the final days before the electorate abandoned Carter and rallied around the anti-establishment candidate, leading to Reagan taking victory in a landslide.
Caddell noted that Carter’s entire campaign had been built around portraying Reagan as unqualified and “dangerous,” in a similar vein to how Clinton has demonized Trump.

Caddell explained that the polling between Reagan and Carter was close up until the final weekend when “the dam broke” and Reagan shot ahead by ten points.
Stating that he had been looking at the data regarding unfavorability ratings for both Clinton and Trump, Caddell noted that since Friday, large numbers of voters had been structurally “moving against the status quo – the incumbant who is essentially Hillary Clinton.”

As an ABC News poll found, Hillary’s unfavorability rating just hit its highest ever mark.

Caddell said that the latest information regarding the FBI re-opening its investigation into Hillary’s email scandal was the “popper” that “could open up significantly before it’s over,” meaning it would be the decisive factor that enables Trump to defeat Hillary.

Source: http://www.infowars.com/pollster-the-dam...n-hillary/
Adonis · 2016-10-31 15:48:00 · #45451
The next generation of shitlords emerges

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HD668B · 2016-10-31 15:59:00 · #45452
WARNING: THIS POST IS EXTREMELY HIGH ENERGY

I decided to use the few marketing skills I have to launch my own crowd-funded online campaign for Trump


Here is the main landing page:

http://www.fight-election-fraud.com

It will be shown by pop-up to Americans. I will also share all the tracking and analytic statistics. I am targeting minimum 100 000 visitors per day.

The goal is to put all the best and most important videos on one simple page so that previously clueless people can easily see what is really going on.

1- Which videos should I upload?

2- Anyone has experience with gofundme / kickstarter / indiegogo? Or maybe I should directly contact Mike and Scott for funding...

SamuelBRoberts · 2016-10-31 16:01:00 · #45453
I don't think Mike and Scott would be interested in funding this.
RaccoonFace · 2016-10-31 16:05:00 · #45454
The Donald is live right now!


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