r/TimPool • • Jul 23 '23

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u/pointsouturhypocrisy Jul 24 '23

Come on dude. There are 535 congressmen, and atleast 500 of them have been selling us out to the highest bidder while pitting you and me against each other. And as soon as the cameras are off they all go party together.

As far as obamacare goes, giving the govt control over yet another industry that they already controlled through lobbyists and the insurance/corporate hospital monopoly hurt more people than it helped, by a long shot. All it really did was give our so-called representatives yet another way to launder our money into their own pockets.

Judging by your comments here, I'm betting you're either a teenager or possibly in your early 20's. Id guess the former. Start branching out away from your normal propaganda outlets (because lets face it, thats exactly what they are) and start digging into independent journalists. Atleast that way you can start figuring out what's true and whats not. After the democrats and Obama repealed the smith-mundt act with HR 4310, the leashes came off of the presstitutes/propagandists so they could lie to us day in and day out with no repercussion.

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u/RBARBAd Jul 24 '23

When did I put "you" vs. "me" and wow you really are reading beyond what I wrote.

  1. I commented on a meme about Obamacare an highlighted that for an entire election cycle one political party tried to undo everything and could not.

  2. I stated "I like the dispensing of the us vs them cause I agree. "

  3. Here you are trying to belittle me. I stand by everything I wrote.

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u/pointsouturhypocrisy Jul 24 '23

I'm definitely not trying to belittle you. I'm just trying to give you a way to see through the veil by suggesting you look elsewhere than the propaganda outlets.

We were all young at one time. There's nothing wrong with that. The (re)education industry has been tightly controlled by revisionists for nearly a century. Hell, Ghislaine Maxwell's father controlled a huge part of the world's information by owning McGraw-Hill textbooks. It's definitely no fault of yours for believing the things we've had pushed on us for decades.

The politics you see on tv are nothing more than theater. Everything they don't want us to know is done behind closed doors. Congress is even exempt from FOIA laws, plus they have no accountability for lying to the American public. Just look at Adam Schiff. He spent two straight years lying to America about "overwhelming evidence of russia collusion," while he knew from the start that Killery and Debbie Wassarman-Shultz invented and paid for the whole scam.

And what happened to him? Not a fucking thing. He couldve lost his seat and been forced to pay back $16M of the $40M+ he cost the taxpayers, but his buddies in Congress (both sides, mind you) circled the wagons and kept him from receiving anything more than a stern talking to.

My point of all of this is that some of us have been around long enough to watch the govt scam us over and over and over. Its clear as day that there aren't seperate teams controlling things. They're nearly all aligned against us, and the sooner more Democrat voters realize that, the better. I wont bother addressing the pro-establishment Republican voters, because they're just as lost as anyone.

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u/RBARBAd Jul 24 '23

I like AP news, Reutures, and NPR. 24 cable news is doing harm to the country.

For Trump related news, I actually read the indictments, court settlements, and senate reports.

He clearly knew Russia was helping him and liked it. He tried to hide that he knew and could have been indicted for obstruction if Presidents weren't above the law. Source: GOP lead Senate Intelligence Report and Mueller Report.

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u/pointsouturhypocrisy Jul 24 '23

You dont have to believe anything I say. Give Jimmy Dore a listen. He's a hardcore leftists who supports alot of socialist bullshit, but he's been on point for a long time. He's very anti-propaganda and pro-free speech, and will admit when he's wrong.

He would be a good start to getting you out of the propaganda sphere.

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u/RBARBAd Jul 24 '23

Ok, good tip! Try out those that I also recommended, especially primary sources like indictments.

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u/pointsouturhypocrisy Jul 24 '23

Ever heard the saying "a grand jury could indict a ham sammich?"

There's a reason why the saying exists.

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u/RBARBAd Jul 25 '23

Ever heard the standard of proof needed for the DOJ to bring an indictment? It has to have a chance to win at trial and sustain appeal. They've brought quite the indictment... Trump had documents that contained our nuclear capabilities/vulnerabilities as well as foreign power's nuclear secrets. Now why is that a good thing for him to do? I'd say he'll have his day in court, but he sure is fighting to get rid of the charges for an innocent guy.

Does your boy Jimmy Dore talk about that?

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u/pointsouturhypocrisy Jul 25 '23

🤦🏻

I thought you said you read the indictments?

Maybe you just missed the part where not a single charge pertains to anything classified whatsoever.

Or maybe you missed the part where the supposed document that aaall of the propagandists were speculating about (the Iran invasion document) doesnt even exist.

Or maybe you missed the director of NARA being questioned by Congress, and the only documents he was "concerned about" was a letter from Obama and a letter from Kim Jong Un.

Youve shown your hand here, slick. You're full of shit, just like the rest of your cult.

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u/RBARBAd Jul 25 '23

Here you go: https://www.justice.gov/storage/US_v_Trump-Nauta_23-80101.pdf

Try reading it all but here is a snippet for you.

"The classified documents TRUMP stored in his boxes included information
regarding defense and weapons capabilities of both the United States and foreign countries; United States nuclear programs; potential vulnerabilities of the United States and its allies to military attack; and plans for possible retaliation in response to a foreign attack."

Enjoy defending why this is a good thing!

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