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If you made millions from being a politician, reporter, or actor, would you feel successful for working hard or would you feel like a sell-out for being a Deep State puppet?
Maybe living in a free country leads people to be trusting and friendly and living in a police state causes people to be suspicious and rude.
Americans used to be surprised Russians from the Soviet Union were unfriendly.
Now that the USA is also a police state, you might understand why.
Americans scream that there is a health crisis, but no cares about the tyranny crisis.
If you made millions from being a politician, reporter, or actor, would you feel successful for working hard or would you feel like a sell-out for being a Deep State puppet?
Calling everybody a bot just sounds like a way to shut down free speech.
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The time to fight hardest is when you’re winning. When the enemy is wobbly, that’s when you land the haymaker that puts him down for the count. That’s when you end him, if he’s an enemy bent on ending you.
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The world is collapsing, people are getting sick and dying, the culture is becoming morally corrupt, and society is slipping deeper into the muck. People are becoming crazier and crazier, more and more hateful by the minute.
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@freepatriot '85, Navy, but otherwise same story.
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Americans are dumb.
FreedomPatriot
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Never stop spreading freedom.
The world is a police state. People must be reminded constantly because people have poor memories and tyranny grows quickly if there is no resistance.
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Those who say that the USA had TSA groping in 1776 are liars.
Those who say the US is a free country now are not telling the truth.
