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So many celebrities, once you peak into their personal lives, are disgusting and horrifying. Trump, Epstein, Diddy… Once someone has a lot of money and fame, being an abusive pervert is almost part of the job description. But why? These people are so famous, they don’t need to resort to rape and trafficking to get laid. Yet they do it.

There was also this racist post by Trump where he depicted Rep. Jeffries in a sombrero and mustache. https://truthsocial.com/@realDonaldTrump/posts/115290424560405640

Actual Trump post on Truth Social. This is the leadership we have to lead us out of this shutdown.

I liked this video because the themes of communal living and the veneration of nature spirits reminded me a lot of Leo's video on the SDi Purple value system.

God yes please. I recently did a meditation and enlightenment workshop. While it was good, I didn't get any mystical experiences from it.

So in almost every other advanced and developed democracy, they electoral system is such that the voters have an option of at least three political parties. The Israeli Knesset has 12 political parties, the Canadian Parliament has 4, the German Bundestag has 6, and the French Parliament has 20. This gives voters who house a wide variety of political thought a perspectives, a vast menu of different options to choose one so that they may vote for a party for whom they feel best represents them. This also gives them the option to vote for more niche parties when they feel that the status quo establishment parties are beginning to fail them. Are you economically on the left, but don't subscribe to more socially liberal values (BLM, LGBT, etc...) Great! There's a party for you. Or maybe you're the opposite and support socially liberal causes but want a more free market and less social services, great! Are you super left wing and oppose the existence of capitalism? Great! There's a party for you. Are you violently against migration and immigration? There's a party for you. You see how much more freedom this gives the voter? Not only that, but newer parties have a better chance of getting off the ground in European democracies. The German AfD used to be a niche fringe party, and now its the second most popular in Germany. But in America, there's only two options, and that's that. There technically are more than two parties, but people refuse to vote for them. And when they do get more popular, they only serve to thwart one of the established parties, and elect the one the voter least agrees with. Think about Ralph Nader in 2000 and how much that helped elect George Bush. But why do Americans stand for such a system? Is it because Americans are too comfortable with the established parties, or what? I really support the Green Party of the United States, and want to help them organize to help their candidate with the governorship of my home state, Maryland. But Wes Moore is too popular, even though not many people know too much about him. I feel as if people voted fore Moore because they've always voted Democratic here, that's just what they're used to as a default position, and don't bother to research the candidates.

See the post right below the OP, we had the opportunity to implement a voting system with numerous rounds, but voted against it in a referendum. Why?

There are very few examples of third parties doing well in America, but they exist. A good example of this is the Vermont Progressive Party. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vermont_Progressive_Party

I am.

Republicans have both the House of Representatives and Senate, and yet they can't pass a budget bill. The bill to fund the government failed in the senate of all places, which is how the shutdown happened at all, where the Republicans have a comfortable lead of 53 out of 100 seats. You would expect the bill to fail in the house, where the Republican's majority is very slim, but no, it failed in the Senate. Edit: Never-mind, it turns out that according to the constitution, 60 votes are needed for a budget, not simply a majority. I was wrong and stand corrected. This is partially the Democrats fault, its both parties fault.

This problem could hypothetically be fixed with a ranked choice voting system. But in 2024, (almost) every single ballot measure to establish ranked choice voting lost. https://fairvote.org/ballot-measures/?section=_2024-ballot-measures Why!?!?! Why are we doing this to ourselves?

The founder of Turning Point USA has been shot during a political event at Utah Valley University, and is currently in the hospital in critical condition. https://www.nbcnews.com/news/amp/live-blog/rcna230437 Edit: ⚠️⚠️⚠️ Massive NSFW warning ⚠️ ⚠️⚠️ Link below is the footage of the shot that hit him. [Graphic Violence Warning] https://files.catbox.moe/7vn2tm.mp4 Second edit: Official news, Charlie Kirk has died.

This happened at a Mormon Church, and the guy who shot Charlie Kirk came from a Mormon family. Suspicious.

Breaking News: Eric Adams has dropped out of the race.

These polls show that he's very close to 50%, sometimes at 47%.

Update: Mamdani up by 20 points in recent polls https://thehill.com/homenews/campaign/5521815-mamdani-poll-lead-cuomo-nyc-mayoral-race/ This is excellent for the socialist cause in America, a huge win for our cause and the cause of the American left. He is a man who has openly called for seizing the means of production and raising class consciousness. And of course the business Wall Street tycoons who run New York City, and the conservatives on Fox News are losing their minds over this. Just search his name up on YouTube and Fox News is melting down over this. Even Kamala Harris and other establishment Democrats, such as Schumer and Jeffries, refuse to endorse him by name, even though they encourage progressives to "vote blue no matter who" in presidential [election] cycles.

Vaush's response to this was perfect.

On January 8, 2023, a mob of Bolsonaro supporters raided the Brazilian National Congress in an attempt to overturn the countries election and (disputed) to overthrow the government and suspend democratic order. https://www.cnn.com/2023/01/09/americas/brazil-congress-attack-explained-intl On November of 2024, Bolsonaro was formerly accused by the Federal Police of crimes related to the coup. On September 11, 2025, Jair Messias Bolsonaro, was officially sentenced to 27 years in prison. https://www.cnn.com/2025/09/11/americas/brazil-jair-bolsonaro-coup-trial-verdict-latam-intl

The Scandinavian and Nordic countries don't have suffice amounts of worker or community ownership or representation, not even enough to be considered social-democratic, they're just welfare states. Proper social democracy would mean something like, workers having a certain amount of representation on the corporate board. And social-democracy doesn't fix the contradictions of capitalism (read: use value vs exchange value, or, Social production vs. private appropriation) n'or the imperialism. Northern European countries can be so wealthy because the rest of the world is not. I read a book about this called; Imperialism in the 21st century, by John Charles Smith.

"Why be afraid of one's own people?" Capital’s interests vs. people’s interests

Capital’s interests vs. people’s interests

Of course, I'm a sadist who enjoys making this forum cringe.

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