Post #41265 by Dope1 on the US Policy board

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But I can’t help thinking- perhaps if protestors tarred and feathered Elon, you might finally get the point.

So you *do* support violence. It’s okay to admit that; you have a lot of company on the board - witness the number of folks cheering the hanging post from the other day plus all those who…let’s just say we’re unhappy that Trump turned his head when he did.

Glad you brought up “the point”. You political orientation has no point.

It has no structure.
It has no driving philosophy.
It has no guiding principles save one: Power. The power to dominate your opponents.

Look how triggered you people get when you lose an election or someone dares voice an opinion outside your leftist orthodoxy - for a collection of supposed atheists, the zeal for progressive politics heal is more intense than most religious cults.

Ironic, that.

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