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I neglected to add the link to that chart of weapons used in mass shootings, because it's late and I'm tired. It's here:

https://www.statista.com/statistics/476409/mass-shootings-in-the-us-by-weapon-types-used/

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Mar 1Liked by Chris Bray

I’ve spent the last several years thinking to myself, “the gaping chasm between reality and these narratives is too wide. The fever has got to break any day now. The people who have been taken in by the propaganda must be figuring it out by now.” And I keep being proven wrong. Every time the mainstream left narrative goes to another level of crazy, its followers go right along with it. I fear we’re well beyond the point of no return. The fever will not break. This is a terminal illness.

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Nothing like reading about the disdain our betters have for us just as I’m going to bed.

Much better to grind my teeth tonight my dear!

I wonder if those authors have ever, in their entire lives, have ever laughed so hard they peed?

It must have been 16-17 years ago when I recognized how attracted I am to “loud laughers”. I think is must, in hindsight now, a recognition that it takes courage to laugh out loud.

No one can possibly be any more attractive, man or woman, who is deeply and authentically laughing their a$$ off.

Elaine from Seinfeld.

The left is humorless.

The greatest lesson anyone and everyone learns in the military is to make the best of the worst of times.

We get so good at it that you actually long to go to the field because of the card games (Spades and Eurcre) at night.

The left is cannot do this. Instead of making the best of the worst, they want to drag the entire world into their misery.

This inability to feel joy/humor—and I don’t mean those pettty mean laughs when they learned a conservative died of COVID—literally limits their ability to see the world accurately.

We were taught to do gratitude lists in the military to combat our own negativity bias. It works. It re-open the other possibilities of the world. It includes hope and resources and innovation and love and vitality and courage and rigor and

…and they only deal in grievance, envy, vengeance.

They are a miserable group of humorless neurotic narcissists.

In short, you would never invite them over. They are not good people.

bsn

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I’m going to pitch “Black Urban Rage- the threat to American Cities “. I wonder if it’s getting published

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White people don’t respect the rule of law; also, the rule of law is a tool of white supremacy. We need to put all of these people in jail and also abolish prisons. Riots are the voice of the unheard and also attempts to suppress democracy. Anarchy is good, as is tyranny…

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Ok sorry to hog up the comments here but clicked on the article link for the “lady” attorney. Opening sentence-

“U.S. Attorney Barbara McQuade resigned today at the request of President Donald Trump, her office announced.”

“HER OFFICE”

She was a US Attorney which is a position in the US Government which was originally established by and for the people but it’s “HER OFFICE”.

This is how they think. They don’t serve the public’s interest, they serve their own and we mere citizens are an impediment or nuisance to be gotten rid of.

The revolution can’t come soon enough.

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Leftist are evil, disgusting, degenerate, lying POS '! But, I'm not surprised or shocked!

2 Timothy 3:1-5 ESV

But understand this, that in the last days there will come times of difficulty. For people will be lovers of self, lovers of money, proud, arrogant, abusive, disobedient to their parents, ungrateful, unholy, heartless, unappeasable, slanderous, without self-control, brutal, not loving good, treacherous, reckless, swollen with conceit, lovers of pleasure rather than lovers of God, having the appearance of godliness, but denying its power. Avoid such people.

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"The trouble with our Liberal friends is not that they're ignorant; it's just that they know so much that isn't so." -- Ronald Reagan

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My theory is all BUSINESS CLASS AIRPORT LOUNGE THEORY. According to my theory, all business class airport lounges worldwide - from Bangkok to Buenos Aires - are pretty much all the same. And so are the people who use them. This creates the ILLUSION of a superior global uniformity, waiting to be inhabited by a select class of UNIVERSALIST connoisseurs who deserve to be there, so long as they can PLAY THE PART. But it lacks the self-confidence of an inbred aristocracy. It absolutely detests the peasant class while being profoundly envious of those who fly around in private jets and don´t need the business class airport lounge.

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These books make me realize there is, after all, a silver lining to the sad fact that most people don’t read. With offerings like these on the shelves, it’s no wonder that publishing is dead.

It took the Trump presidency for me to see modern publishing houses as one arm, albeit a withered one (see aforementioned comments on reading), of the giant propaganda blob comprised of our media, 3-letter agencies, judiciary, etc. What is the market for books like these? There really isn’t one, aside from my mother-in-law who mainlines Rachel Maddow and Morning Joe from her lonely little apartment in Santa Monica, and those of her ilk. Think about it: the fraction of Americans who read books is tiny, and we (The Sane) far outnumber the crazies who would 1) be attracted to this dreck and 2) have an extra $30 to waste on a hard copy. So I conclude that titles like these are merely the latest issue from the Blob, designed to generate leftist content for the various propagandistic channels in an effort to distract the populace from what’s really going on.

It won’t work. It may take a frustratingly long time to see that it won’t, but it won’t.

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Mar 1·edited Mar 1Liked by Chris Bray

Books like McQuade's and those from every other hyperventilating grifter about "threats to democracy" might as well be part of an official "How Dare They" series.

Because that's what these are really about -- being offended that anyone would question the wisdom and decision-making of those working at any level of government. And especially those unelected to their roles. Or assigned to tell those beneath them what they can and can't say over social media.

On his Club Random podcast, Bill Maher tried to defend government employees against criticism by saying something to the effect of "It's hard work and you have to be an expert at it, making all those laws." It was the defense of a technocrat in love with other technocrats. And completely overlooked the issue of whether a thing should be done. It's an approach the valorizes the ability TO get something done.

Hence Democrats and MSM losing their minds when this or that bill isn't brought up for debate or advanced through committee. For them, government exists to DO STUFF. And if it's not doing things that vector in the direction they like, then "government is broken."

Organizing a heist like in an Ocean's Eleven movie is hard work, too. Doesn't make it beyond reproach.

The responsibilities of government are sacred. Those who perform them, and the decisions they make in the execution of their duties, are not.

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Mar 1·edited Mar 2Liked by Chris Bray

I'm glad these books are being published. The more Midwestern White people realize the ruling elite preferentially hate Midwestern White people and want to annihilate their way of life, the sooner the charade of 'liberty and justice for all' can be put aside forever.

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Mar 1Liked by Chris Bray

Barbara McQuade figured out a way to simulate, in a non-laboratory environment, how light behaves when entering a black hole: A book about disinformation. Full of disinformation.

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Mar 1Liked by Chris Bray

I'm always a bit stunned by how many over-educated people grow up and exist inside leftist ideological bubbles and are unaware how they come across to normal people. By this point in my life, that they still surprise me is clearly a failing on my part to recognize how stupid some "smart" people are.

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I sort of totally hate to point this out but the authors of such hot air between covers have, more likely than not, taken 3+ jabs of the holy cooties juice. As have their editors. As have the owners and staff and patrons of the bookstores where these books will be likely to be featured. As have the sympathetic reviewers writing for the NYT, et al-- and so on and so forth. I look on these sorts of books as so much noise emanating from the Ship of Fools as it sails off into the stormy twilight.

I hope I'm wrong because many people in my family took the jabs.

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Great coverage on this subject. The propaganda is getting ridiculous.

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