>>2087 >Take your time fam. I have had it somewhat hard to understand them, especially the Singer dirty moves because it´s more dedicated to finances than politics. However, these dark elites actually drive the nation and politics just serve as a distraction in order to avoid discussions about them. Politics doesn´t exists, it all depends about how the economy goes and what intentions from this 1% of people, drive the direction of the globe while printing easy money for them. >Note, nearly all of those articals are from the mainstream left leaning media of my country. I often those sources because they will be trusted by who I presume I'm arguing against. Not a bad strategy at all, in fact, if you want to beat your enemy, you must know their weapons. Getting into the zones they actively visit should give you a clear idea about what they are driving their public next. The leftist press is way more disgusting than this one by the way (communist incentives hidden between the lines).
>Usually the narrative is that the Tea Party insurgents are all lobbyist slaves. Doesn't mean that some didn't become beholden to special interets and what not, but they arose in a similar fashion to some of our current progressive politicians. They have been usually, for better or worse, far more consistent on there voting patterns the they average republican, even when the donor class screams otherwise. I honestly have rather mixed feelings on the movement and I'm not calling them political saints by any means. nobody is saint in politics, there are very few good ones out there, they are called statesmen, those who actually care about their country in the long term but don´t get acclaimed results in the short term. When one touches the power or gets closer to it, you can get easily corrupted by it as well and eat up the initial ideas they had before when it was created. I could explain a case in my country as well in which exactly the same happened but instead of dissipating, they got into the power with the worst discourse imaginable yet people have been way too blind to see it (because it´s the left and they cannot do no wrong)
At least, the Tea Party movement moved along the lines of conservatism...
>I do think this happened once before, when that other anon was still here I remember all three of us making replies at once.. yeah, I didn´t know who I was replying to because of that simultaneity. 3 replies at once from different posters is an exception to the rule so far, will the next Christmas do it again?
>I think I finally will join in. nice >which there is a tree at my grandfather's that could fall if we get any more rain..
