Dark, soulless, cruel energy taking over the USA

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Ironic that the "party of science" is also the one always crowing about "dark energy" and "vibes" .
I felt some "dark energy" myself a few years back when we were sliding towards totalitarianism over a virus. Now things are finally looking up and the dwindling prospects of millionaire dual-Fed couples are not on most Americans' radar.

No we were not. Put it this way: the very fact that wild conspiracy and anti-scientific theories spread as much as they did is proof.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:1) Elon has self-diagnosed so who knows if he's really autistic.
He’s mixing meds. Musk is fair game.

2) Please do not demonize autistic people because of one horrible man.

No one deliberately targets autistic people.

It’s obvious something is off with Elon. Don’t know if it neurological or mental!

Lots of accusations that he’s on Ketamine.

Not even that, he says so himself: https://www.cnn.com/2024/03/18/tech/elon-musk-ketamine-use-don-lemon-interview/index.html

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:America as we knew it is over.

People need to start accepting this and figuring out how to move on and move forward with their lives.

This has been a 30+ year campaign by the right and they finally won. The anti-DEI campaign is laying the groundwork for a repeal of the Civil Rights Act of 1964. We are going back.

I’m no fan of Trump or the current GOP, but this is flat out hyperbole.

It absolutely is not. And if you think it is, wake up. They already got the Supreme Court to gut the Voting Rights Act. Read Project 2025, which talks extensively about ways to roll back civil rights protections.

Here's the same guy that made "critical race theory" into a right wing boogeyman. Here's what he plans next:

The guy who is the head of State Department Public Diplomacy said this publicly 4.5 months ago:

If you can't see the writing on the wall, you are being very naive.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:America as we knew it is over.

People need to start accepting this and figuring out how to move on and move forward with their lives.

This has been a 30+ year campaign by the right and they finally won. The anti-DEI campaign is laying the groundwork for a repeal of the Civil Rights Act of 1964. We are going back.

I’m no fan of Trump or the current GOP, but this is flat out hyperbole.

It absolutely is not. And if you think it is, wake up. They already got the Supreme Court to gut the Voting Rights Act. Read Project 2025, which talks extensively about ways to roll back civil rights protections.

Here's the same guy that made "critical race theory" into a right wing boogeyman. Here's what he plans next:

The guy who is the head of State Department Public Diplomacy said this publicly 4.5 months ago:

If you can't see the writing on the wall, you are being very naive.

I’ll go one further and say if you don’t listen to what these people told you they want to do, you are stupid and deserve every ounce of contempt you get. There are no “decent people” holding these fools back. You gave them the keys and invited them in, and they’re going to do what they came there to do.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Ironic that the "party of science" is also the one always crowing about "dark energy" and "vibes" .
I felt some "dark energy" myself a few years back when we were sliding towards totalitarianism over a virus. Now things are finally looking up and the dwindling prospects of millionaire dual-Fed couples are not on most Americans' radar.

No we were not. Put it this way: the very fact that wild conspiracy and anti-scientific theories spread as much as they did is proof.

Despite every effort at censorship.
And most of them ended up being true.
But you probably still think Joe is sharp as a tack behind closed doors, right? I await that memoir.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:America as we knew it is over.

People need to start accepting this and figuring out how to move on and move forward with their lives.

This has been a 30+ year campaign by the right and they finally won. The anti-DEI campaign is laying the groundwork for a repeal of the Civil Rights Act of 1964. We are going back.

I’m no fan of Trump or the current GOP, but this is flat out hyperbole.

Well, we will see won't we.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Ironic that the "party of science" is also the one always crowing about "dark energy" and "vibes" .
I felt some "dark energy" myself a few years back when we were sliding towards totalitarianism over a virus. Now things are finally looking up and the dwindling prospects of millionaire dual-Fed couples are not on most Americans' radar.

No we were not. Put it this way: the very fact that wild conspiracy and anti-scientific theories spread as much as they did is proof.

Despite every effort at censorship.
And most of them ended up being true.
But you probably still think Joe is sharp as a tack behind closed doors, right? I await that memoir.

This is why we laugh at you.

Isn’t it funny that all of these weirdos had SO MANY unhinged conspiracy theories about Soros and Fauci and everything else and then ended up being the kooks supporting Elon Musk and RFK?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Ironic that the "party of science" is also the one always crowing about "dark energy" and "vibes" .
I felt some "dark energy" myself a few years back when we were sliding towards totalitarianism over a virus. Now things are finally looking up and the dwindling prospects of millionaire dual-Fed couples are not on most Americans' radar.

Who is saying those of us who are posting this are Democrats?

And, I know zero "millionaire dual Fed couples" that don't have at least one trust funder. If you are jealous, these couples aren't going to be that affected: they already have family money.

We will find out how the US will perform without public health professionals in the next pandemic which is already starting, do you will have your chance to see what would have happened last time as well.

[Anonymous]

Remember the 1980 winter olympic games when the USSR were the bad guys?

Now the USA are the bad guys.

[Anonymous]

Some of the nastiest people I know are Democrats, so it goes both ways. Is calling people Deplorables not cruel?

[Anonymous]

Remember when you democrats put Tulsi Gabbard, a former U.S. Representative (Hawaii), on the U.S. Quiet Skies Terror Watchlist...and then she became your boss? oops

[Anonymous]

White men are overly confident of their competency. I, for one, want less white men in charge because they only think they’re competent.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:A republican president was elected!1!!11!!111!!!!11!!

Ffs grow up and act like an adult.

Have fun buddy

[Anonymous]

Huh? Deplorable is awful. I felt awful. No one likes name-calling. I reflexively call you a name back!

The point is only a small portion of federal funding goes towards DEI initiatives in each agency. But it’s become a toxic element: One drop of DEI means you have to drain the whole basin.

Give it up already. Use your words. Destroy the old, tainted acronym.

[Anonymous]

Have hope, Trump won