#RFK 2024

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Tucker Carlson est actuellement à Moscou, en Russie, arrivé le 3 février pour interviewer le président Vladimir Poutine - Les médias sont en mode panique.

"Pourquoi personne ne fait rien alors que tout le monde voit qu'un génocide est commis en Palestine ? Parce que personne ne veut désigner le véritable coupable, à savoir les Etats-Unis d'Amérique."

Un discours enflammé de la Secrétaire générale du parti espagnol Podemos, Ione Belarra.

Président Poutine : La Russie fera tout pour éradiquer une fois pour toutes le nazisme, y compris en Ukraine et dans les pays baltes.

Les mêmes organisations qui s'intéressent aujourd'hui aux vaccinations ont également eu beaucoup d'influence il y a des décennies. Les gens ont tendance à penser à ces grandes organisations bien connues – telles que la Fondation Rockefeller, la Fondation Bill et Melinda Gates, l’UNICEF, les CDC, GAVI, l’USAID et la Banque mondiale – comme indépendantes les unes des autres, mais ce n’est pas le cas : c'est un régime mondial de vaccination.

Alex Jones : il y a 3 ans, Bill Gates a déposé un brevet pour cette nanotechnologie qui place de petites pointes microscopiques sous votre peau pour vous suivre et/ou administrer des vaccins… Gates la semaine dernière a officiellement déclaré qu'ils lançait la technologie, mais a fait comme si ce n'était pas grave, comme mettre des vaccins dans votre nourriture pour que vous vous conformiez parce que vous ne vous en douterez même pas.

La CIA détient / retient des milliers de documents liés à l'assassinat de JFK, selon son neveu RFK, Jr.

Rapport de l'ONU : Plus de 100 000 Palestiniens sont soit morts, blessés, soit portés disparus et présumés morts dans la bande de Gaza assiégée, a annoncé l'Organisation mondiale de la santé (OMS). On estime que 17 000 enfants ne sont pas accompagnés ou séparés de leurs parents, soit 1 % de la population déplacée de 1,7 million. Gaza est étranglée et le monde semble avoir perdu son humanité. »

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The same will be true if you vote 3rd party. Vote in November. Vote blue. 💙💙💙

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collecting these like pokemon

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Actor Rob Schneider Calls on RFK Supporters to Back Trump to Fight Tyranny — ‘Democratic Party Is Running on Hatred of Donald J. Trump’

Comedian and actor Rob Schneider is encouraging supporters of Robert F. Kennedy Jr. to back former President Donald Trump in the upcoming November election

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Hey so who are you recommending people to vote for? Trump is obviously massively evil and wants to further project 2025 and just generally pass and do things that will hurt people. But Harris is the only other candidate with a good chance of winning..

Hey yeah so I don't think electoralism is worth jack shit. As you seem to be at least partially aware of.

Most people are doing it cuz the idea of doing anything else is terrifying. Admitting it's time to do something else has a lot of very serious implications that a lot of Americans aren't equipped to deal with.

But I think Americans have been comfortable and privileged long enough and certainly longer than we deserved.

And honestly, if we'd been organizing under democrats like everyone pretended to then we wouldn't be so unprepared or shocked it came to this.

I don't think it's fair to keep asking the world to carry the weight of our inadequacy to address our own fascism.

I don't care what you do. I don't think it matters at this point. Voting is deeply not what Americans should be worried about or focusing on.

Fascism is gonna be here before and after that election regardless of who wins. Why are we pretending it's not just because it's a "lesser" fascism. That itself already sounds like a cope.

"lesser fascism" isn't real. Fascism can always get worse, people can always get more evil.

Being the least evil isn't an accomplishment when you're always comparing yourself to the depths of hell. Of course you aren't that bad. But even if you were....at least you aren't worse, right?

The justification for fascism is also bottomless. Being grateful it isn't worse, doesn't mean you aren't Already living in a fascist hellscape.

How much worse are you waiting for things to get? How deep into fascism do we have to get before it's worth the risk to turn back?

And do you really think you'll be the person to do it when you can't even bothered to do anything but vote now?

Why are you so willing to make the lives of marginalized people and activists so much worse and so much harder before you are willing to admit that you're heading down a path you have no idea how to get back from and are too afraid to try?

How long do the rest of us have to wait for the privileged to wake up and get with the program?

How bad do things need to be? How much worse does it need to get. Why do you NEED it to get worse before it's worth acting on?

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no pressure if you don't want to answer! i know this is a very personal and private decision for a lot of people.

(side note: stop making snide or judgemental comments about people who are abstaining. know that you're annoying and this is an abstention-friendly blog)

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The weird radical/revolutionary politic larpers on this site are so allergic to political pragmatism I swear lmao. I am definitely left of the Democratic Party and I am certainly voting for Joe Biden in November. Not because I like him (I don’t). He is absolutely horrific on Gaza and that’s only the top (and priority considering there is a genocide going on there) of a list of complaints I have about him. I even voted uncommitted in my state’s presidential primary (the Pennsylvania one; I had to write it in) to protest. However, I’m still thinking pragmatically. Trump has said things that make me credibly think he will be worse on Gaza (insane that being worse on Gaza than Biden is possible but it is unfortunately), and that’s only the tip of the iceberg. Project 2025, the potential for him to appoint more deeply conservative justices, more of his aggressively screwing over poor and middle class people with his tax policies. And does anyone else remember the spike in hate crimes after the race was called for him in 2016? Before he was even inaugurated? Whether people vote or not in November we will still have to deal with one of these two men in office come January unless all of the internet ancom larpers overthrow the government by then (doubt), so I’d rather deal with the one who will be marginally less bad and who didn’t try to overthrow the government. Can’t have your revolution if nobody’s alive cause you kept pushing off politically participating because there was no perfect option. 👍

Political pragmatist anon, sorry for ranting in your askbox but I feel like I lose brain cells watching these people talk. The other day I saw someone say Biden is bad because Roe v. Wade fell under his administration… even though the reason for that was Trump appointed justices. 💀 (2/2)

Fucking insane. Sincerely.

It's a completely, flatly binary choice for anyone with a brain stem and sincerity. It's distilled into the two below images:

Where all major third party candidates are even on the ballot

How many electoral votes the largest of those (green party, a.k.a. Jill Stein) would win if they won every single state they're on the ballot for.

They are literally, legally, incapable of winning the election. They are not on enough state ballots to win and Jill Stein would need to somehow win California and Texas to even "win" all the states they're on the ballot for. Which, again, would still not be enough to win the presidency and throw it to the currently existing Republican House of Representatives. Which would put Trump in office.

It's that straightforward. That simple. That BLARINGLY obvious to literally everyone except these people.

On the one hand you have:

Significant and continuous support for Israel and it's genocide

Record levels of pardons for low-level drug offenses

the gearing up of the strongest anti-trust regime since the early 20th century

the most aggressive NLRB I've seen in my lifetime, with massive wins and institutional changes to help workers

Including getting Rail strike workers a week of sick-leave that gets paid out at the end of the year, which is better than NYC and LA sick leave laws

Millions of people (not enough) getting student debt forgiveness

Some trillion dollars (not enough)of investment in renewable resources and infrastructure

Proposed taxes on unrealized capital gains (a.k.a. how billionaires never have any money but can still buy Kentucky, Iowa, and Twitter)

Effectively an end to overdraft fees

The explicit support of leftist world leaders like Lula de Silva. Who he has explicitly worked with to expand worker rights in South America.

Has capped (some, not enough, only a tiny amount really but it's something) some drug prices, including Insulin.

Reduced disability discrimination in medical treatment

Billions in additional national pre-k funding

Ending federal use of private prisons

Pushing bills to raise Social Security tax thresholds higher to help secure the General Fund

Increasing SSI benefits

and more

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Said Israel should just nuke Gaza and "get it over with"

Personally takes pride in and credit for getting Roe v Wade overturned

Is arguing in court that the President should be allowed to assassinate political rivals

Muslim Ban Bullshit, insistently

Actively damages our global standing and diplomatic efforts just by getting obsessed with having a Big Button

Implemented massive tax cuts on ich people, tax hikes on middle class and poor people, and actively wants to do it again

"Only wants to be a dictator for a little bit, guys, what's the big deal"

Is loudly publicly arguing that the US shouldn't honor its military alliances after-the-fact

Tore up an effective and substantial anti-nuclear-proliferation treaty with Iran

Had a DoEd that actively just refused to process student debt forgiveness applications that have been the law of the land for decades now

Has a long record of actively curtailing and weakening the NLRB and labor movement, including allowing managers to retaliate against workers, weakened workplace accommodation requirements for disabled people, and more

Rubber stamped a number of massive mergers building larger, more powerful top companies and increasing monopolistic practices

Fucking COVID Bullshit and hundreds of thousands of unnecessary deaths

Openly supporting fascists and wannabe-bootlicks ("Very fine people" being only the beginning of it

It's really not fucking close.

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