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2020-02-26 at 6:04 PM UTC
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2020-02-26 at 6:41 PM UTC
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2020-02-26 at 6:46 PM UTCSchizopfrenia
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2020-02-26 at 6:57 PM UTC
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2020-02-26 at 7 PM UTC
Originally posted by Ghost Schizopfrenia
That, and your life is super boring so I must be schizo. People that aren't from here will assume that. It is funny.
What I don't get is how people can think communism & the military industrial complex do not go hand in hand.
This is a liberal/commie city, and there's a shit-ton of military bases that are quite comfortable operating here,with personnel routinely violating DoD policy and federal law.
Blame capitalism, capitalism is the reason for the prisons, etc, no it isn't though. It's communism, that's the reason for locking so many people up. Commies love to put people in cages or sabotage/discredit them. My city is proof of that. -
2020-02-26 at 7:02 PM UTC
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2020-02-26 at 7:03 PM UTC
Originally posted by Kuntzschutz That, and your life is super boring so I must be schizo. People that aren't from here will assume that. It is funny.
What I don't get is how people can think communism & the military industrial complex do not go hand in hand.
This is a liberal/commie city, and there's a shit-ton of military bases that are quite comfortable operating here,with personnel routinely violating DoD policy and federal law.
Blame capitalism, capitalism is the reason for the prisons, etc, no it isn't though. It's communism, that's the reason for locking so many people up. Commies love to put people in cages or sabotage/discredit them. My city is proof of that.
Where do you live? -
2020-02-26 at 7:11 PM UTC
Originally posted by Corona-chan Where do you live?
San Antonio, Texas.
There's at least 4 different kinds of cops here (not counting feds)
Why the fuck do we need so many cops? Because liberals/commies would rather lock people up than fix things. So would the military. They (military) enforce international law, so claiming they could distance themselves, as a whole, from law enforcement, is silly.
Some military people don't like law enforcement, but as a whole, it works out for the military. The intel trickles from the local level all the way into military intelligence. The jails are over-crowded for this reason. They fucked up the education system, the military and politicians do not want people to be intelligent or knowledgeable unless it suits them. That's why the city has one of the highest rates of high school dropouts, teenage pregnancy, stds and illiteracy in the (country)
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2020-02-26 at 7:18 PM UTCI was just reading about the el paso shooting.
Doesn't krotz live there, too bad he wasn't one of the handsome and well tanned individuals killed. -
2020-02-26 at 7:20 PM UTC
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2020-02-26 at 7:24 PM UTCHow fucked in the head do you have to be to think communism is desirable.
Homos and trannies are such despicable lemmings, idolizing an ideology that calls for the abolition of individualism and personal freedom, it doesn't make any sense but for some reason those types seem to be drawn to it. -
2020-02-26 at 7:27 PM UTC
Originally posted by Kuntzschutz That, and your life is super boring so I must be schizo. People that aren't from here will assume that. It is funny.
What I don't get is how people can think communism & the military industrial complex do not go hand in hand.
This is a liberal/commie city, and there's a shit-ton of military bases that are quite comfortable operating here,with personnel routinely violating DoD policy and federal law.
Blame capitalism, capitalism is the reason for the prisons, etc, no it isn't though. It's communism, that's the reason for locking so many people up. Commies love to put people in cages or sabotage/discredit them. My city is proof of that.
that thought disorder though
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2020-02-26 at 7:32 PM UTC
My friend and I started laughing at the same time when we realized he was only shooting people wearing suits. lmao -
2020-02-26 at 7:39 PM UTC
Originally posted by Ghost that thought disorder though
Those symptoms aren't exclusive to schizophrenia.
Schizophrenics are basically semi-functional brain damaged people.
A lot of mental disorders, psychological disorsers and diet related disorders produce those effects, I have some of those symptoms which I believe were caused by diet, vaccinations and severe social isolation.
The only time I ever had visual and auditory hallucinations I was strung out on drugs or recovering from them.
Day to day what I experience is foggy headiness, trouble with concentration, lack of pleasure and the occasional thought blocking. -
2020-02-26 at 7:55 PM UTCedited for privacy
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2020-02-26 at 8:56 PM UTC
Originally posted by Corona-chan How fucked in the head do you have to be to think communism is desirable.
Homos and trannies are such despicable lemmings, idolizing an ideology that calls for the abolition of individualism and personal freedom, it doesn't make any sense but for some reason those types seem to be drawn to it.
They're not helping their cause too much with that idolizing. It's equally absurd when you consider that Muslims are forced to become democrats/commies in various countries, and the trannies and homosexuals accept them, despite the fact that eventually muslims will remove their rights. -
2020-02-26 at 8:59 PM UTC
Originally posted by netstat I hate politics too but it's responsibility of society participant to familiarize with at least the basics.
There are alternative responsibilities that can make you exempt from learning all that bullshit. My whole point when they asked me if I voted yet or registered to vote, was that I don't trust the process due to what myself and my friends know about what is going on behind the scenes. Someone told me the other day, an obvious plant, that our state started backing up the electronic voting process with paper votes. Problem is, the electronic voting machines are only one medium that can be compromised out of many, and neither the public or anyone else is talking about the other aspect.
That's why they pushed me away from the area.
It's a lot easier to pretend that everything is fine rather than looking at the other layers to reality. That is my responsibility and there's a high price to pay for it.
EDIT: Truth be told, if I hadn't said anything that sounded violent or unstable(to the ignorant), they wouldn't have been forced to listen to nearly as much of what I'd say as they did, they could've tried to change the subject or made an excuse to walk away when it got uncomfortable, so with everyone ready to use their gun and everyone's hands sweating due to a few sentences, they had to sit there and listen, in front of a bunch of normies that were also tuning in.
I could've been much, much worse. Shit could've gotten real bad for these people with a few more sentences, but I'm saving that for a larger target audience.
(they didn't know I was quoting Thomas Jefferson initially, not that it would matter much) -
2020-02-26 at 9:16 PM UTC
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2020-02-26 at 9:59 PM UTC
https://www.cia.gov/library/readingroom/search/site/john%20lennonPotash writes the US intelligence agencies were becoming more concerned with Lennon after he moved away from drug use and towards activism, and was just one month away from becoming an American citizen at the time of his death.
The FBI and CIA ordered agents to keep Lennon under surveillance, according to the book, while Bresler’s documents show the star’s arrest for drugs use in 1972 was “to neutralise and disrupt” Lennon’s activities.
In a bombshell claim, Lennon’s assassin may have been trained in war-torn Beirut to become a hitman when the CIA held a heavy presence during the 1970s.
https://www.dailystar.co.uk/news/latest-news/beatles-john-lennon-killed-cia-16954050Postash’s book claims Chapman waited for Lennon to arrive home on the fatal night, kneeled down in a combat stance and shot the star four times in the back from 20ft away.
Potash writes: “He could have escaped but instead took of his coat, folded it up and tok out Catcher in the Rye out of his pocket.”
Lennon later died in hospital after losing 80% of blood.
In an interview with Bresler, NYPD lieutenant Arthur O’Connor said: “Chapman looked like he could have been programmed and I know that you are going to make of that word. That was the way he looked and that was the way he talked.”
Such was Lennon’s global status, millions mourned his death, with a memorial service at New York’s Central Park attracting 100,000 people.
It was this influence, the book alleges, that worried the intelligence services.
Potash added: “This exemplified the international interest and influence of Lennon, underscoring why his leftist activism was a threat to the CIA and the oligarchy.”
It comes as The Beatles’ seminal eighth album Sgt Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band marks its 50th anniversary on June 1.
Daily Star Online has approached the CIA for comment.
Since the 1980s, Army intel has been allowed to follow people for being influential, regardless of who they are associated with or not. They can be completely non violent and this is regardless of political views. Myself and my friends have this kind of influence. I normally choose not to abuse it, or even use it too much. -
2020-02-26 at 10:19 PM UTC
