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Post by cogman10 »

hereme888 wrote: post #910
cogman10 wrote: post #471

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I'd look at the Prairieland Detention Center Case to understand how broadly and aggressively this government is using "terrorism" to go after political opponents. Daniel Rolando Sanchez-Estrada got 30 years in prison for moving a box of magazines related to the protest. He wasn't even at the actual protest. Several people got decades in jail because the FBI successfully convinced a jury that setting off fireworks nea…

That's not what that Antifa terrorist did. All evidence was laid out in the court. You can read the official documents. Or you can keep reading pro-Antifa sites that whitewash what happened.

Oh. What was the charge against Daniel Rolando Sanchez-Estrada and what exactly did he do to justify that charge and the 30 year sentence? Please link to what he did that was above and beyond what I described.

You claim it was more than just moving a box of magazines. I see no court documents or reporting saying it was anything more than that.

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Post by spullara »

inigyou wrote: post #813
cm2012 wrote: post #406

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Do you think people in the world, on average, have better life outcomes now or a hundred years ago?

Why is that the comparison? It should be "do you think people in the world, on average, would have better outcomes today if there wasn't capitalism?"

based on every country that didn't adopt capitalism until recently, absolutely not. there are very few non-capitalist countries as all of them either failed or changed their economies.

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Post by bopou »

K0balt wrote: post #697
ipaddr wrote: post #531

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That article tells me 4chan wasn't a honeypot but used by Epstein for his chaos or at least he thought about using it.

/pol was made in October 2023 after a meeting between moot and Epstein. 4chan may not have been a honeypot but it’s likely that /pol was influenced heavily by Epstein/Maxwell which indicates a plausible link between/pol and Mossad aligned Intel activities at least.

"likely" here meaning "around a 1% chance"

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Post by dam_jackalopes »

dirasieb wrote: post #170
dam_jackalopes wrote: post #116

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The PKK is in the process of disarming. If this decision is based on the PKK specifically, the timing seems strange.

so you admit they are still armed

Uh, sure? There tend to still be arms in the hands of groups who are disarming during a disarmament process. You really got me there...

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Post by feshbach »

sicktriple wrote: post #840
ipaddr wrote: post #760

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So you agree with me unless you think the furthest right is Fox News which it's not by far.

I do not agree. I think that Fox news is much farther right than MSNBC is left. Again, MSNBC is generally a cente left publication, in comparison to the entirety of the political spectrum. There might be outright Nazi Groypers farther to the left than Fox, bit they aren't far off nor do they disagree on much. Whereas a center left rag like MSNBC is outwardly hostile to actual socialist or communist ideologies, of whi…

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