@Gargoylegroypa We live in the fattest society in human history, you're surrounded by literally barnyard animals every time you go out in public, and lots of retarded fat chuds are convinced that there's some crisis of being too skinny.
@AceholeStan@ChristianHeiens Probably a moderate-liberal swing state white Democrat who isn't overly well known nationally and has a lot of room for ideological maneuvering, Mark Kelly for example would be very bad for the GOP.
@BillTheKid1603 The issue with far right anti-electoralism is that most of the people really committed to it are in prison or dead and the rest just don't really do anything. There really isn't the leeway that anarchists or such get where they're allowed to burn trash cans every once in a while.
@posta_octavian This is literally the historical frame of interpretation for the Iliad and Odyssey by the way; the pagan ancient Romans hated Odysseus because they identified with the Trojans and the Aeneid included Aeneas fantasizing over impossible revenge against the Greeks.
@posta_octavian 'Might makes right' is such a larpy position for right wing white people in 2026. It made sense in the 19th century, but now it's just silly. The correct right wing position is to support your own national-racial interests completely indifferent to strength or weakness.
@NotEdwardHeath@pomogni17 Lots of the original content was entirely based around specifically sending the message that Germany was doomed and its failure was inevitable; this was especially clear in the Bormann path and for Burgundy. They've dropped the moralizing as a central focus in content design
@SillyImpossible@KnowingBetterYT If there were no 17th amendment it's incredibly likely that, over time, the Senate would have similarly lost legitimacy and the House have taken on greater prominence, as was the norm in every country where there remained a clear distinction in roles between the two houses.
@SillyImpossible@KnowingBetterYT The main reason why America's Senate avoided this fate is because it transformed from a secondary body representing the states to just another elected house, this allowed it to not only retain its powers and legitimacy but to become essentially more powerful than the House...
@StubbornOctopi I think that you could definitely do this, Ivanhoe is a core part of the Robin Hood 'canon' despite coming out around 500 years after the rest of it,
@WASPmexicano The thing about the July 20th plot is that it obviously wasn't going to work and they were delusional in expecting that anything but unconditional surrender would be accepted.
@PalmyrPar I remember reading this as a brutal post about how terrible and soulless normie lives are. The idea that that's intended to be desirable or good compared to the alternative would have never occured to me in a hundred re-readings until someone pointed it out to me.
@neo_kme I've always felt like McCarthy is the most sympathetic of those running in 1968 and RFK was a rat for only jumping in after McCarthy did all the hard work of challenging Johnson.
@Ferasaltuxx@ChunCuiJingYan "In this imaginary alternative universe where we used more force we would be able to accomplish our strategic objectives so that means we won despite not actually achieving our objectives here in the real world"
@RealAlbanianPat Considering the fact that Hillary would likely be saved by a covid bump in 2020 (which Trump didn't get), the 2022 midterms would be brutal. By 2024, when a Republican would almost certainly win, your be looking at a 66+ seat supermajority.