Imagine not realizing that the entire government, democrats AND republicans, are just putting on a puppet show for every American, and that most Americans are just too fucking dumb to realize it.Why are most people so fucking stupid? The two party system works. It's just the citizenry that it's working on. So many fools. Too many.
nice opinion, which youtuber gave it to you?
>>545760315its kinda the same here where there are no corruption like pacs or buying elections. not to the same extent but you gotta work w ur people if that’s any consolation
>>545760315>Imagine not realizingNigger, doesn't matter what you realize. Nothing can be done about it. They are too sophisticated.
i did not know that
>>545760315They are retards that think they are smart, no concept that they are being played like pavlovs dogs, dems this, republican that, whitiling freedoms away along the way becoming the new normal that they will defend to the death, and they do going to go die and kill in some 3rd world shithole
>>545760315It’s not like it’s giant race with theoretically hundreds of racers and same two races win over and over and over again and the same sponsors of the racers keep coming back for 180 years because the chances of that are like in the tens of millions lol I mean it’s not going to be a democrat or republican president until we die and the system is set up that way and everyone knows it but just accepts it lol because it would just be a hoax or as real as vote for the new Mountain Dew flavor but with who runs nuclear weapons, Exxon or Microsoft lolImagine if you could predict which two teams won nascar for the rest of your FUCKING LIFE and they took your money and everyone’s responses were well it’s set up that way but it’s a real race LOL
>>545760402>moronic faggot opens his hideous cock holeFound the nigger.
HEY KIDS LOOK ITS JUST PUPPETS, THE APPLEBROOK COMMUNITY CENTER PUPPET THEATER IS A SHAM
>>545760606>Y-YOU'RE BLACKwow how original
>Why aren't people smart like meEverybody knows that the dice are loadedEverybody rolls with their fingers crossedEverybody knows the war is overEverybody knows the good guys lostEverybody knows the fight was fixedThe poor stay poor, the rich get richThat's how it goesEverybody knows
>>545760733>BLACKchecked, nigger
>>545760402because you are black
I think the same people are buying politicians on both sides, but it's not as simple as being a kabuki show. R and D do represent different factions of the same establishment and they do fight each other behind the scenes. Politics is about power.
>>545760315Normies have always been easy to manipulate with fear, institutional/corporate brainwashing, and group think. Look at what happened to rational people during the civil war or world wars, 80% of Americans took the covid jab. You shouldn't hate them but remember they can easily be put in a trance by our Zionist-Bolshevik elites.
>>545761432There is petty infighting at times, but WEF policies are supported by the uniparty.
>>545761432They squabble about who gets to take home the most, like a pack of dogs. They ALWAYS agree on the big ones.Bill Name: Epstein Files Transparency ActYear: 2025Type: PolicyChamber Approval: Passed the House 427-1, passed the Senate by Unanimous Consent.Bill Name: Aviator Cancer Examination Study (ACES) ActYear: 2025Type: PolicyChamber Approval: Passed the House 376-5, passed the Senate by Unanimous Consent.Bill Name: Take It Down ActYear: 2025Type: PolicyChamber Approval: Passed both chambers with near-unanimous majorities.Bill Name: Medal of Honor ActYear: 2025Type: PolicyChamber Approval: Passed both chambers with 100 percent voice vote support.Bill Name: National Defense Authorization Act for FY 2026Year: 2025Type: Spending and AuthorizationChamber Approval: Cleared both chambers with over 85 percent approval.Bill Name: Consolidated Appropriations Act, 2024Year: 2024Type: Spending and AppropriationsChamber Approval: Passed the House 339-85 (80.0 percent).Bill Name: Honoring our PACT ActYear: 2022Type: PolicyChamber Approval: Passed the Senate 86-11 (88.6 percent).Bill Name: Bipartisan Safer Communities ActYear: 2022Type: PolicyChamber Approval: Passed the House 375-55 (87.2 percent).Bill Name: Consolidated Appropriations Act, 2022Year: 2022Type: Spending and AppropriationsChamber Approval: Passed the House 361-69 (84.0 percent) and the Senate 88-11 (88.8 percent).Bill Name: The CARES ActYear: 2020Type: Spending and Emergency ReliefChamber Approval: Passed the Senate 96-0 (100 percent) and passed the House via unanimous voice vote.Bill Name: First Step ActYear: 2018Type: PolicyChamber Approval: Passed the House 358-36 (90.8 percent) and the Senate 87-12 (87.8 percent).Bill Name: Consolidated Appropriations Act, 2017Year: 2017Type: Spending and AppropriationsChamber Approval: Passed the Senate 79-18 (81.4 percent).
>>545760315I’m well aware which is why I’ve never voted.
>>545761920Bill Name: Resolution to Impeach President Donald Trump (H.Res. 705)Year: 2019Type: Policy / ResolutionChamber Approval: Failed in the House 332-95 (~78% to table, but a subsequent standalone procedural vote on impeachment resolutions during this period regularly cleared 80% opposing immediate consideration).Bill Name: The Progressive Caucus "Better Off Budget" Resolution (H.Con.Res. 88)Year: 2014Type: Budget ProposalChamber Approval: Failed in the House 329-88 (~79% to 81% "No" votes, demonstrating a total rejection of the progressive fiscal alternative by both Republicans and moderate Democrats).Bill Name: Representative Jeff Sessions' Alternative Federal Budget ResolutionYear: 2012Type: Budget ProposalChamber Approval: Failed in the Senate 99-0 (100 percent "No" votes). Introduced dynamically as a political maneuver to force a vote on a version of the administration's budget framework, resulting in a unanimous bipartisan rejection.Bill Name: The Paul Ryan House Republican Budget Proposal (In the Senate)Year: 2011Type: Budget ProposalChamber Approval: Failed in the Senate 57-40 (~59% "No" votes overall, but alternative conservative amendments pushed during this spending battle routinely suffered 80%+ bipartisan defeats in the upper chamber).Bill Name: Resolution for the Immediate Withdrawal of U.S. Forces from Iraq (H.Res. 571)Year: 2005Type: Policy / Foreign Affairs ResolutionChamber Approval: Failed in the House 403-3 (~99.2 percent "No" votes). This resolution was intentionally forced to the floor by House Republican leadership immediately after a controversial anti-war speech by a Democratic lawmaker, aiming to show that an immediate withdrawal had virtually zero political support in Congress.they are the same
>>545762134There are a few structural reasons why the "80%+ approval club" is dominated by massive spending:• The Power of "Must-Pass" Bills: Because a government shutdown is politically risky for both sides, leadership from both parties will negotiate behind closed doors for months. Once a compromise is reached, the alternative—a complete freeze of federal operations—is so damaging that lawmakers from both sides vote "Yes" in massive waves, regardless of the price tag.• Mandatory Spending Autopilot: Over 60% of federal spending (like Social Security and Medicare) is on "autopilot". It doesn't get voted on every year; it just automatically expands based on aging demographics and healthcare costs. The annual votes you see are mostly to layer discretionary funding and defense operations on top of that foundation.• Bipartisan Sweet Spots: The defense budget (the annual NDAA) and emergency relief packages (like the CARES Act) are areas where both parties find common ground. Democrats often secure funding for domestic programs or social safety nets, while Republicans secure funding for military operations, infrastructure, or border security, resulting in giant omnibus packages that give a little something to everyone.This bipartisan dynamic is precisely why the total U.S. federal budget sits at $7.40 trillion, even during eras of intense political gridlock.
>>545760315Wow I've never heard this before in my life>>545760591It's better to concede that you're the stupid one but also make it clear you are smart in some particular area like math or welding or whatever it is. Say to those people that they could run circles around you in general except maybe in one or two areas. Throws them off guard since most people consider themselves smarter than others.
uh oh OP is getting Epsteinocracy pilledaiiieeeeee Rothschild Elucar lizards do something!!
>>545760315
To everyone who is aware...I want to fight the system.Do you have any ideas?What could I do?What could we do?What is possible?
>le enlightened centristfrognigger, of course
>>545763439>hates frogsSad little jew you are.
>>545760315I blame it on the subversion of societies wackos. Before mass media they served an important role in the societal eco-system as they were the one who whould attack and kill charlatan businessmen and politicians. Unfortunately with the advent of television and then the internet they have now been lead astray. Instead of snapping and hitting valid targets they now seek the weak and helpless, co-opted before reaching maturity and pointed at random bystanders. UhhThese aren't my opinions by the way I'm simple holding them for a friend.
>>545765397I actually agree with your friend's opinions.
>>545763412The system is a fiction. Just undermine jews, glowies and you will be ok. jews are jewpilling people everywhere everyday as to how awful they are.
>>545768294I undermine them any chance I get.
