On Fri, 10 Aug 2018 02:15:03 +0000
CANNON <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> As for the recent censorship in the USA. It is the same media that
> is waging war against Trump, that is also silencing InfoWars.
is it? I don't think facebook google apple twitter and the like waged
any 'war' against trump - that's why he got elected. And I doubt they are doing
it now.
More like, facebook google apple and co. are the 'private' arm of the
NSA so they are trump's number one ally.
> And
> Trump is really not a bad evil person
of course he is.
> like the controlled
> mainstream American media is trying to frame him up as. The
> controlled propaganda machine is trying to falsely make it seem
> that most Americans are anti-Trump (not true),
half of americans are right wing fascists and so pro trump, while the
other half are left wing fascists so pro obomba. Which tells you that trump is
a as evil as obomba or any other psycho at the top of the US govt.
> and that Trump
> is racist
of course he's racist like a vast majority of white americans
> or a Russian spy,
not a russian spy, that's the sort of nonsense that 'liberals' believe.
But trump is more loyal to putin or any other govt than to his own subjects.
That's how government works.
> or a horrible person (none of which
> are true either).
of course anybody with any degree of political power is a horrible
person.
>
> America is so divided right now, and is split between two groups
> of people at the moment. This terminology that describes these two
> sides might have different definitions in other regions and times,
> but here in 2018 in the USA, the descriptions are as follows.
>
> Conservative:
conservatives are the defenders of the status quo - historically they
are advocates of monarchy and theocracy, i. e. totalitarianism.
> The kind of ideologies that originally built this
> nation as reflected in the constitution.
you mean people like jefferson and washington who carried a coup
against england to 'found' a slave society.
> That of individual
> liberties, free-market system,
that's just empty libertarian rhetoric. In practice conservative are
the opposite of what they pretend to preach.
> confined government kept within
> due bounds. Most conservatives seem to also be religious
yep, that's the only thing you got right. Conservatives are theocratic
scum.
> and
> have a system of moral code
immoral code.
> (as in non-secular) not reliant on
> government.
wrong. it's reliant on jew-kristian theocracy - you may need to learn
that theocracy is a specially toxic form of government.
> Non secular (by choice) societies are often better
> self-governed and self reliant without big government, because
> they strive to live by moral codes. This is another reason why
> alot of the people whom layed the foundation of the USA were also
> reverent people. Hence the motto "In God We Trust".
OK - every word you write is fascist propaganda so the above
explanations should be enough for now.
>
> The other side is the Socialist side:
you don't know what socialism means.
Hint : anything the governmetn does is socialism. So now go back and
look at all the governmetn programs you conservatives support. Every one of
them is a socialistic program.
> They often refer to themsevles as "liberal" or "the left",
> but not liberal as in more individual freedom, but more liberal as in secular.
not sure what your problem with secularism is, but yeah you are right
in that 'liberals' are against individual freedom, exaclty like conservatives
(aka right wingers).
> Liberal as in liberty from moral code. They place their trust more-so in
> government
> than in God.
so they are not theocratic, anti libertarianr lunatic, they are secular
anti libertarians. Not too much of a meaningful difference.
> As a result they cannot self govern like religious or
> conservative side.
OK - you should go preach to the fuckin church. By the way, do you know
what's the basis for your 'religion'? It's wholly based on child abuse. The
only way for people to become christian scum is by being mentally raped by
their parents and 'taught' about 'jesus'.
