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Topic	Nationalist politics topic 15: The "Russian collusion" was a hoax!
foolm0r0n 05/02/19 3:03:00 PM #247:	Vlado posted... "Nope lol" Should I have said lfmao instead Vlado posted... Do you think nations just materialised into existence with a single flash of light? In your philosophy they absolutely did, because you can't explain why some things are and aren't nations. You just arbitrarily picked some rules and picked the exact "evidence" that you needed to build the theory that titillated you the most, ignoring all the other facts of the world's thousands-year history. And boom, there's your nations. (Also in Christianity, which I know you don't follow at all, nations were literally created in a flash at the tower of Babel.) Vlado posted... "Make America Great Again" refers to pre-1913 times, and to a lesser extent (although ironically this is what the public will associate it with, because they weren't alive pre-1913), the 50s-60s, when there was peace and morality reigned on the surface (but below the surface, the path towards today's utter ruin was being prepared). I was going to explain how it's all about the post-war (including the 50s but also new deal era) socialization booms, same as what Reagan meant when he created the term. Centralization and nationalism. Executive order. Overreaching the Constitution. But I realize the beauty of the term is it can be anything you want. If Great America to you was pre-1913, then that is legitimately what you believe Trump was talking about. That's what you would have voted for if you weren't a foreigner who has zero effect on our society. So it's not surprising that you're disappointed in President Trump, when the core of Candidate Trump is something you made up and has no relation to the policies he was actually talking about. Trump is by all measure the most consistent president after election we've seen in a long time. Obama, Bush, all the way back to Reagan were straight up liars when campaigning. Not to mention how Hillary would have been... I would say, if you're truly disappointed in current Trump, to examine the propaganda you fell for during his campaign, and what propaganda you are falling for TODAY with your current favorite leaders. Because you keep making this exact mistake over and over. --- _foolmo_ 2 + 2 = 4 <cite>foolm0r0n posted [p:921374381] in Nationalis... [t:77594041]...</cite> <quote><cite>Vlado posted...</cite> <quote>"Nope lol"</quote> Should I have said lfmao instead <cite>Vlado posted...</cite> <quote>Do you think nations just materialised into existence with a single flash of light?</quote> In your philosophy they absolutely did, because you can't explain why some things are and aren't nations. You just arbitrarily picked some rules and picked the exact "evidence" that you needed to build the theory that titillated you the most, ignoring all the other facts of the world's thousands-year history. And boom, there's your nations. (Also in Christianity, which I know you don't follow at all, nations were literally created in a flash at the tower of Babel.) <cite>Vlado posted...</cite> <quote>"Make America Great Again" refers to pre-1913 times, and to a lesser extent (although ironically this is what the public will associate it with, because they weren't alive pre-1913), the 50s-60s, when there was peace and morality reigned on the surface (but below the surface, the path towards today's utter ruin was being prepared).</quote> I was going to explain how it's all about the post-war (including the 50s but also new deal era) socialization booms, same as what Reagan meant when he created the term. Centralization and nationalism. Executive order. Overreaching the Constitution. But I realize the beauty of the term is it can be anything you want. If Great America to you was pre-1913, then that is legitimately what you believe Trump was talking about. That's what you would have voted for if you weren't a foreigner who has zero effect on our society. So it's not surprising that you're disappointed in President Trump, when the core of Candidate Trump is something you made up and has no relation to the policies he was actually talking about. Trump is by all measure the most consistent president after election we've seen in a long time. Obama, Bush, all the way back to Reagan were straight up liars when campaigning. Not to mention how Hillary would have been... I would say, if you're truly disappointed in current Trump, to examine the propaganda you fell for during his campaign, and what propaganda you are falling for TODAY with your current favorite leaders. Because you keep making this exact mistake over and over. --- _foolmo_ 2 + 2 = 4</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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