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2021-02-08 at 4:50 AM UTC in This is a coup: "Secret Bipartisan Campaign"
Originally posted by aldra I 'brushed them off' as fully justified
this is why I ignore your posts
https://niggasin.space/thread/63339?p=1#post-1284079
for anyone interested, this is what larry is misrepresenting this time -
2021-02-08 at 4:48 AM UTC in External PSU for sff POSOK
so PCIE4 x16 is able to deliver up to 75W to a device. You want to find out what version of PCIE your motherboard has, and then see if that's compatible with the card you want to buy. -
2021-02-08 at 4:47 AM UTC in This is a coup: "Secret Bipartisan Campaign"A++ nice argument please come again
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2021-02-08 at 4:42 AM UTC in External PSU for sff POSwait what I'm getting at is I'm not sure if 35W from the rail is enough to run modern GPUs, even if they do accept external power
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2021-02-08 at 4:41 AM UTC in This is a coup: "Secret Bipartisan Campaign"
Originally posted by larrylegend8383 It's hilarious that I need to post a link or something to show either of you what happened. Goes to show y'all just don't want to know.
I literally explained in detail how Trump railed against congressional sanctions on Russia and you brushed it off as copy/paste brainwashing lolz
I 'brushed them off' as fully justified
this is why I ignore your posts -
2021-02-08 at 4:31 AM UTC in What are you thinking about....I mean, if you want to get good at it you'll probably want to have some inspiration to draw on
I haven't read a lot but I like the really cryptic stuff that Dylan Thomas wroteUnder the windings of the sea
They lying long shall not die windily;
Twisting on racks when sinews give way,
Strapped to a wheel, yet they shall not break;
Faith in their hands shall snap in two,
And the unicorn evils run them through;
Split all ends up they shan't crack;
And death shall have no dominion. -
2021-02-08 at 4:25 AM UTC in What are you thinking about....do you read any poetry
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2021-02-08 at 4:10 AM UTC in This is a coup: "Secret Bipartisan Campaign"
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2021-02-08 at 3:37 AM UTC in External PSU for sff POStypically the higher-power GPUs will have slots on them to plug directly into the PSU; they don't draw all of their power from the PCIE because it'd just cause too much heat and damage
this is what I have - see how at the top there are two power connectors? -
2021-02-08 at 3:11 AM UTC in This is a coup: "Secret Bipartisan Campaign"
Originally posted by Sudo I read the whole thing. That's weird. Guess it's only accessible from joogle. This is the author and book that was mentioned.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Founding_Brothers. You can google other stuff yourself but the founding fathers were reeel G's.
I'll read them a bit later, concentration's shot
Originally posted by rabbitweed You know who's great at 'Fortifying' elections?
Lukashenko
he's a pretty cool guy though -
2021-02-08 at 1:55 AM UTC in This is a coup: "Secret Bipartisan Campaign"I mean the first link is paywalled lol
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2021-02-08 at 1:45 AM UTC in This is a coup: "Secret Bipartisan Campaign"did you read any of those articles? because I know you didn't read the first one
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2021-02-08 at 12:35 AM UTC in This is a coup: "Secret Bipartisan Campaign"
Originally posted by Sudo yes, Canada/other countries have been funding "democracy efforts" in Ukraine/other countries since 2000 or so. Everyone knows this, it's dirty but that's literally how politics works. What does this have to do with fraud?
"They used political/industry/media to influence voting blocs and finesse people"
"Isn't that literally how politics always works?"
"yes but it's dishonest"
"durrrrrrrrrrr you must be new"
At least it was their own country (cept for the zralis)
the entire point is that democracy is a farce, and if you accept that this is 'how politics works' the only reasonable response is to burn it all to the ground. -
2021-02-08 at 12:34 AM UTC in This is a coup: "Secret Bipartisan Campaign"
Originally posted by Sudo That's right. He was certainly, unapologetically new to politics. And he wasn't good at it and many people can see that. He was so bad that people still voted for another old white guy they pretty much already had who they already knew sucked but just sucked in a different way. They didn't want the new kinda shit, they went back to the old kinda shit because it tasted a little better.
1. Curbing immigration was the number one thing he was voted in for, because it was something that directly affected the middle and lower classes - both unskilled and skilled (through H1B visas, among other things) were and are driving down job prospects for employees, with employers benefiting due to bigger talent pools, lower costs of employment and competition driving down wages in a more general sense. The establishment made him their bitch, not necessarily because he was 'new to politics' but because they will not accept changes that bite into their power. A similar thing happened to Bernie because he was a 'dangerous socialist', even though nobody from a country that has actual socialist parties would ever call him that.
2. People wanted the 'old kind of shit' because they were told to. Like I said, media saturation, social media saturation and stifling any organisation of groups outside of the allowed parameters.
Originally posted by Sudo I don't think you're saying anything relevant here and just wanted to type some racial slurs (although the omission of "chink" in place of "chinese" is glaring and shows CLEAR yellow bias) but America (and most colonial powers) became what it was by expanding the colony and bringing in those tired poor and huddled masses to exploit the labour of. The Founding Fathers were real dick dragging men who figured people like Turnip would someday vie for office hence so many checks and balances of power have been installed in the democratic institutions over the years. Hopefully this same system of checks and balances can prevent unchecked power corrupting and executive expansion becoming the word of law.
I'm asking you why you think the 'Founding Fathers' would effectively oppose someone like Trump. They were largely concerned with sovereignty, both state and personal, but only for who they believed to be 'Real Americans™'. They were concerned with their own people first and foremost.
PS. I've never seen 'Chink' in a history book, I think it's more recent thing -
2021-02-08 at 12:04 AM UTC in My field nigger named Lester just ran away, $100 reward for his capture...he belongs to jesus now
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2021-02-07 at 11:58 PM UTC in This is a coup: "Secret Bipartisan Campaign"I mean - exactly what they did, controlled the narrative via the media, used 'big tech' to stifle organisation, directly orchestrated large-scale protests - these are all things directly out of the CIA's 'colour revolution' or 'regime change' handbook. I can find you the actual documents if you're interested in reading them.
They recently tried the same thing in Russia with those ridiculous Navalny protests - media saturation, social media saturation, organising protests directly out of US embassies... -
2021-02-07 at 11:54 PM UTC in I see dead peopleI think they were all fallout posters
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2021-02-07 at 11:49 PM UTC in This is a coup: "Secret Bipartisan Campaign"
Originally posted by Sudo I guess if "the establishment" can be construed to be "anyone with an active interest in politics" then they banded together to make an election happen in what they believed was the best way possible. It's "power" is America as an idea and its democratic institutions.
'The establishment' is the group of people where wealth and power is currently, and has been for a long time, concentrated. We're talking about the Military-Industrial Complex, core financial institutions, the israel lobby, the political class proper and I guess more recently, 'Big Tech'. The people who hold the reigns and don't want to let go.
Originally posted by Sudo What are "new sources of power?" Donald Trump? The influence of fake news on the gullible? Trump did his best to dismantle American institutions to suit his political ends, should that be ok just because its "new?"
Why do you think Donald Trump was voted in? 'Lesser of two evils' aside, people were sick of the uniparty. They bicker about things like gay marriage and tranny bathrooms but offer bilateral support to endless wars, 'foreign aid', wealth transfer away from the middle class, endless immigration etc.
Originally posted by Sudo America is a country founded on principles by founding fathers who were they alive, would likely challenge Trump to a duel that he would refuse because he is a coward with "bone spurs."
What principles? The US was founded, essentially, as a libertarian frontier and most of the founding documents were meant to empower white colonists against the threat of British control - they were never actually meant to apply to niggers, injuns or chinese railway workers. -
2021-02-07 at 11:04 PM UTC in Orange Man Bad
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2021-02-07 at 10:46 PM UTC in This is a coup: "Secret Bipartisan Campaign"
Originally posted by Sudo https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.freep.com/amp/4411975001
come on ya gotta have a higher standard for "investigative journalism" than that.
Also did you actually read thay article/view that website? Its a complete fucking joke, essentially a blog post by a fat neckbearded nobody trying to make a name for himself.
I dunno and honestly don't care enough about regional electoral regulations to dig deeper, just thought it was interesting.In Michigan, voters had until 8 p.m. on Election Day to return absentee ballots. The deadline was for casting ballots, not delivering or counting them.
A sworn affidavit written by Christopher Thomas, the former Michigan Director of Elections who worked at the TCF Center, in response to a lawsuit against the city says that no late-arriving ballots were ever counted.
"No absentee ballots received after the deadline of 8 p.m. on November 3, 2020, were received by or processed at the TCF Center. Only ballots received by the deadline were processed," Thomas wrote.
seems rather contradictory no?The time article in the OP literally amounts to a bipartisan PAC designed to strengthen faith in democratic institutions and ensure a fair election with high voter turnout designed to counter misinformation and suppression tactics.
That is what they claim, but in reality the (intentional) effect is to quash political movements that fall outside of the status quo that they, the 'political elite' are comfortable with. For example - what would be the purpose of co-ordinating 'protests' (in many cases - see violent riots) with 'big tech' if not to suppress right-wing organisation and movement?I know it can be hard to tell two clearly different things from each other sometimes but this is not in any way shape or form anything close to evidence of widespread voter fraud across counties, states and the nation altogether coordinated with perfect precision still undetected months later literally involving every level up to and including the supreme court and vice president. Such a ridiculous narrative it's sad that people fall for it because they like to have something to feel outraged about.
I'm not talking about fraud in the sense of intentionally miscounting ballots, hacking voting hardware or whatever - this is evidence of the establishment acting in unison to attack any potential challenge to its power. It's not explicitly left vs. right, or democracy vs. 'populism' (what a ridiculous word) or 'fascism', it's simply old sources of power crushing new sources of power.
