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@freepatriot
Julius Caesar was a tyrant, absolutely loved by the people though.

Tyrants move mountains with sheer will.
Tyrants aren't footnotes in history, they're entire eras of history.
I think we've been fed the wrong idea about tyrants and tyranny.

Americans say tyranny didn't exist before 1899.

@Sui @Folklore @NonPlayableClown @freepatriot But fear not, we have not even begun to fight back yet, America. We can white flight to live to flight another day no longer. If we can train poojeets to replace us in our jobs, Silicon Valley, and run our corpos, maybe we can train them to replace us in the great SHTF plan. As real Americans, maybe they'll all die climbing into windmills trying to make shit happen. Then we'll finally fa'real fa'real really WIN, that is if there are still any boomers left on Facebook alive enough to say FAFO, MAGA.

You hate to cry wolf, but you need to get your money out of the bank, buy gold/guns/ammo/food, and buy a sailboat or move to a small town in North Dakota today.

US consumer confidence has plunged to its lowest level since 2014. The Conference Board’s index fell sharply in January to 84.5 — well below expectations and even below the depths reached during the pandemic panic.

US consumer confidence has plunged to its lowest level since 2014. The Conference Board’s index fell sharply in January to 84.5 — well below expectations and even below the depths reached during the pandemic panic.

Tyranny isn't acceptable in the USA because North Korea is a police state.

Americans are so dead and degraded now that if the US Army liquidates Fargo tomorrow, no one would even shrug.

How to wake Americans up:

Talk to people everywhere. Be friendly and talk to people in line, in waiting rooms, at airports, and on the bus.

Talk about US politics, wars, debt, and the police state. Keep it simple. Stick to the facts 
and history. Maintain credibility by avoiding mentioning conspiracy theories like the Freemasons 
or the Loch Ness monster.

Do not force anyone to accept your viewpoints. You can lead a horse to water, but you can't make him drink.

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