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the message is nice, but you have to know the PR war is lost when you don't control narrative producing institutions. They could be in there to give flowers to congresspeople and it wouldn't make a difference. Normies are never going to see it.

BurtReynolds wrote:

the message is nice, but you have to know the PR war is lost when you don't control narrative producing institutions. They could be in there to give flowers to congresspeople and it wouldn't make a difference. Normies are never going to see it.

I've got a handful of Respect Wrist Ties, come help me locate and educate the child molesters.

https://reason.com/2021/02/16/fbi-arres ... xJJ_7sLAtA


FBI Arrests Activist Daniel Baker Over Posts About Police Abuse and Self Defense

In the criminal complaint against Baker, FBI Special Agent Nicholas Marti accuses him of "using social media to recruit and train like-minded individuals in furtherance of his Anti-Government or Anti-Authority Violent Extremism Ideology."

lol "recruit and train"

The WaPo article predictably framed it as "why aren't they using these authoritarian tactics on right wingers instead?" because they are an enemy of the people.

Simple Torture wrote:

Simple Torture wrote:Today we found out that my brother-in-law tried to drive down to DC on 1/6, but his car broke down after 90 minutes of driving.

Yesterdsy, he called his ex-wife and--after threatening to kill her if she puts their daughter on ADHD medication--said he "got a good gig" where he's going to "reprogram people," so he's going to disappear off the grid for a few days. He's also started to refer to himself as a "patriot protector."

Update.

Today my mother-in-law went to get a COVID test after weeks of feeling ill with various respiratory ailments. My wife was begging her to go. To be honest, there is probably a better chance that this is lung cancer than COVID, but my wife will probably bring her to doctor's appointments, so she asked her to get a COVID test first so that it can be taken off the list of potential causes and so my wife won't have to quarantine if she comes in contact with her.

Anyway. She finally got the test today--keep in mind, just the nasal swab test, not the vaccine--and my brother-in-law is now raging that she has been microchipped. I didn't realize there was a conspiracy theory around just the test being a tracking device, but here we are.

Also, turns out that reprogramming camp he went to was in Rhode Island, but he didn't even stop by to say hi. Damn shame.

Simple Torture wrote:

Simple Torture wrote:

Simple Torture wrote:Today we found out that my brother-in-law tried to drive down to DC on 1/6, but his car broke down after 90 minutes of driving.

Yesterdsy, he called his ex-wife and--after threatening to kill her if she puts their daughter on ADHD medication--said he "got a good gig" where he's going to "reprogram people," so he's going to disappear off the grid for a few days. He's also started to refer to himself as a "patriot protector."

Update.

Today my mother-in-law went to get a COVID test after weeks of feeling ill with various respiratory ailments. My wife was begging her to go. To be honest, there is probably a better chance that this is lung cancer than COVID, but my wife will probably bring her to doctor's appointments, so she asked her to get a COVID test first so that it can be taken off the list of potential causes and so my wife won't have to quarantine if she comes in contact with her.

Anyway. She finally got the test today--keep in mind, just the nasal swab test, not the vaccine--and my brother-in-law is now raging that she has been microchipped. I didn't realize there was a conspiracy theory around just the test being a tracking device, but here we are.

Also, turns out that reprogramming camp he went to was in Rhode Island, but he didn't even stop by to say hi. Damn shame.

Damn bro

BurtReynolds wrote:

the message is nice, but you have to know the PR war is lost when you don't control narrative producing institutions. They could be in there to give flowers to congresspeople and it wouldn't make a difference. Normies are never going to see it.

Nice Music.

What's a Normie?

knee tunes wrote:

Simple Torture wrote:

Simple Torture wrote:

Simple Torture wrote:Today we found out that my brother-in-law tried to drive down to DC on 1/6, but his car broke down after 90 minutes of driving.

Yesterdsy, he called his ex-wife and--after threatening to kill her if she puts their daughter on ADHD medication--said he "got a good gig" where he's going to "reprogram people," so he's going to disappear off the grid for a few days. He's also started to refer to himself as a "patriot protector."

Update.

Today my mother-in-law went to get a COVID test after weeks of feeling ill with various respiratory ailments. My wife was begging her to go. To be honest, there is probably a better chance that this is lung cancer than COVID, but my wife will probably bring her to doctor's appointments, so she asked her to get a COVID test first so that it can be taken off the list of potential causes and so my wife won't have to quarantine if she comes in contact with her.

Anyway. She finally got the test today--keep in mind, just the nasal swab test, not the vaccine--and my brother-in-law is now raging that she has been microchipped. I didn't realize there was a conspiracy theory around just the test being a tracking device, but here we are.

Also, turns out that reprogramming camp he went to was in Rhode Island, but he didn't even stop by to say hi. Damn shame.

Damn bro

Yikes.

Holy shit did anyone else know this obscure rule that defendants have a right to an attorney?!! How is this allowed?!

Wait till you find out what rapists get.

How dare they get representation from a recent GW grad drowning in debt with hundreds of cases who can't remember their names FOR FREE?

crazy how expensive GW is

96583UP wrote:crazy how expensive GW is

It’s a great school if your dream job is middle management in a second tier federal agency

Bi_3 wrote:

96583UP wrote:crazy how expensive GW is

It’s a great school if your dream job is middle management in a second tier federal agency

send the link to Argo

I was accepted into GW undergrad and offered a 50% tuition scholarship. But I was still too poor to afford even that. Public school all the way for this guy

I spent a weekend in a GW frat house and it gave me depression.

The Argonaut wrote:I was accepted into GW undergrad and offered a 50% tuition scholarship. But I was still too poor to afford even that. Public school all the way for this guy

i meant the link to the middle management job in a second tier federal agency

96583UP wrote:

The Argonaut wrote:I was accepted into GW undergrad and offered a 50% tuition scholarship. But I was still too poor to afford even that. Public school all the way for this guy

i meant the link to the middle management job in a second tier federal agency

I want no part of any level of management

Things are heating up ahead of tomorrow