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CPAC: Donald Trump voters warn of 'civil war' if he loses - and say 'we'll take up arms'
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VetteGirlMA
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..and meanwhile
and this is A PROBLEM.
It's a feature of socialism it's not a bug because it's the peasant class rising up against the bourgeoisie.
In God We Trust
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Urban yutes are all using Glocks with switches these days.
VetteGirlMA
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I've been a gun owner for many years now and I have never seen conservatives train like the hard core leftists do. Those people on the left really have their sh*t together.
To the second question: Yes correct.
The people who want you disarmed aren't the hard core leftists, it's the globalists who want to run the entire planet.
Varmint
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I think Covid was fabricated by Fauci-supported GOF research in Wuhan.
Well, before I took a reprieve from consistently shooting (work kids life got thankfully crazy busy)me, and a handful of guys would train together every weekend
And again now that my schedule has softened up a bit, me, and a handful of guys are back at it again
I bet you’ll find you don’t see us at the range training because we can afford to go to actual training facilities
Communist leftists would train in public, it’s cheap.
Not that we don’t run drills at the range, much of our larping is done on private property, something a leftist just can’t get their head around
Varmint
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Weird, I don’t know any such people? Where do you find them?
I do not believe that COVID is a "fictitious disease" with a "fabricated" narrative. We'll just have to disagree on that one. That is the context of the conversation in which you insert yourself. There are probably people in this very thread who have lost folks in their lives that they cared about to that disease. It's deeply offensive to them to call their deaths a lie... I find it such...
COVID was many things - a "fictitious disease" is not one of them...
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Varmint
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They were against police and state oppression. Is that a leftist?
There was a time in our country's recent history where we looked at the left not as bad people. But as good people, with good intentions, and a bunch of bad ideas. Republicans used to debate those ideas - and when they did, they CLEANED UP on election day. Ronald Reagan - won reelection carrying 49 out of 50 states in the electoral college. Richard Nixon - won re-election carrying 49 out of 50 states in the electoral college. No Democrat has EVER done that - or even come close.
When Conservatives debate on the merits of the day's arguments - and ideas. They win - and win big. But we've lost that part of ourselves. Now we're lining up behind a pathological liar, subscribing to the most far-out conspiracy theories, and making memes... while wondering why we get smoked at the ballot box.
My friend, that was only one of several pillars of their platform.
The Socialism of the Black Panthers
A new documentary on the Black Panther Party overlooks the group’s socialist core.
jacobin.com
Black Panther Party
A history of the Black Panther Party, with original documents, described from a marxist perspective
www.marxists.org
Socialism was another.... That's pretty leftist.... to me anyway....
Varmint
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My friend, that was only one of several pillars of their platform.
The Socialism of the Black Panthers
A new documentary on the Black Panther Party overlooks the group’s socialist core.Black Panther Party
A history of the Black Panther Party, with original documents, described from a marxist perspectivewww.marxists.org
Socialism was another.... That's pretty leftist.... to me anyway....
It’s quite ironic because the Black Panthers foresaw the people rising up against an oppressive government, and it didn’t happen. Sounds familiar.
It does... It does indeed....
Sure, but that wasn't the question...
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HARRYM
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As I said, how does the last 7 years become undone. I'm willing to listen.
One little diference here. As soon as members on the right start this they are infiltrated by the deep state and arrested. The left, gets a pass as they are the usefull army of the state.
Power grid going down and land invasion will bring us all together. There's not millions of hardcore leftists who will fight. Social media has artificially inflated support for communism. The truth is there's only thousands of hard core communists who will fight for enslavement and submission of all humanity. There's no erasing the past. Shit starts getting bombed and shooting starts and all of those loud mouthed leftist karens will become housewives instantly, the hordes of illegal aliens will run back south of the border. The enemy isn't as big as you would think. It's just all smoke and mirrors. The curtain goes down on that act when the power grid goes down.
Yes. There will be no organization. There's no need. Just practice your shooting, do your deadlifts, and eat well. The second american revolution will be one of small unorganized groups, cells if you will.
HARRYM
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A shocking number of high school graduates think Communism would be fun to try.
Already way down that road.
VetteGirlMA
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That's because the left controls all the levers of power and the right controls nothing.
mibro
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Remember, the cash was flowing like rivers… let’s see this empirical evidence
Senator Dr. Scott Jensen from Minnesota seeded the story about specific payments for Covid patients. What he said is partially true.
I still believe that behind the scenes there was a concerted effort to pump the numbers, starting with the suppression of ivermectin and hydroxychloroquine and continuing with the murderous CDC protocol of ventilators and Remdesivir. In the UK they outright murdered elderly Covid patients with Midazolam.
- The World Net Daily: "Hospitals get paid more to list patients as COVID-19"
- Snopes: "Is Medicare paying hospitals $13K for patients diagnosed with COVID-19, $39K for those on ventilators
- PolitiFact: "Hospitals get paid more to list patients as COVID-19"
- Kaiser Health News: "Estimated cost for treating the uninsured hospitalized with COVID-19"
- Factcheck.org: "Hospital Payments and the COVID-19 Death Count"
- Coronavirus Aid, Relief and Economic Security Act
- American Hospital Association Special Bulletin
- American Hospital Association special bulletin.
Funding for Health Care Providers During the Pandemic: An Update | KFF
This brief describes the main sources of federal funding for hospitals and other health care providers during the pandemic, including how those funds have been allocated.
www.kff.org
"Federal Funding for Hospitals and Other Health Care Providers During the Pandemic: Key Sources of Federal Support
The federal government has used a variety of strategies to provide enhanced financial support for hospitals and other health care providers to compensate for revenue loss and higher costs associated with the pandemic:
Congress established the Provider Relief Fund to bolster hospitals and other health care providers to compensate for financial losses and unanticipated costs during the pandemic. HHS has allocated $170.9 billion of the total $178 billion authorized by Congress for this Fund as of September 2021, including $14.8 billion used to support vaccine development and distribution. Of the total amount, $143 billion has been disbursed, according to GAO and HHS announcements. HHS expects to distribute another $6 billion to providers in early 2022.
In addition, $7.5 billion of $8.5 billion in American Rescue Plan (ARP) rural funds were distributed to hospitals and other providers that serve patients living in rural areas; the remaining $1 billion in rural funds is expected to be distributed in early 2022.
Congress took several steps to avoid automatic payment reductions during the pandemic. Congress waived the automatic 2% reduction in Medicare payments required under budget rules (i.e., sequestration) between May 1, 2020 and March 31, 2022, delayed until 2023 a separate 4% reduction in Medicare payments that would otherwise have been triggered in 2022 under PAYGO rules, and increased physician payments by 3% for 2022 under the Medicare Physician Fee Schedule (PFS) payments to mitigate scheduled budget neutral cuts.
Congress established the Paycheck Protection Program that provided health care providers an estimated $100 billion in Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) loans, according to MedPAC.
In addition, Congress increased Medicare payments for inpatient COVID-19 admissions by 20% during the public health emergency (PHE), established coverage and payment for administering COVID-19 vaccines, and increased payments for telehealth services, and HHS waived certain regulatory restrictions, such as allowing for expanded coverage of Medicare telehealth services. Congress also provided accelerated or advance payments as loans to providers participating in traditional Medicare to ease cash flow disruptions during the pandemic."
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