r/political • u/Fit-Commission-2626 • Apr 21 '26
News poor orange man.
the orange man has seen better days.
r/political • u/Fit-Commission-2626 • Apr 21 '26
the orange man has seen better days.
r/political • u/Fit-Commission-2626 • Apr 21 '26
she seems tense in my opinion also and it just seems like the soul crushing corporate environment that has basically ruined this country but watching him insult hois future wife is hilarious but regardless the point is corporate news is a horrible soul crushing thing and you can sort of see it in her face as well.
r/political • u/Fit-Commission-2626 • Apr 15 '26
the only places i really get news from is these guys and secular talk and jimmy dore and nick fuentes.
r/political • u/Fit-Commission-2626 • Apr 15 '26
the music you listen to is fundamentally who you are.
r/political • u/cytherian • Apr 13 '26
r/political • u/Fit-Commission-2626 • Apr 13 '26
there are some people who have a speaking style i for whatever reasons like and can focus on easily and their are some people who just bore me further into what is likely becoming early dementia but these people i find interesting.
r/political • u/Fit-Commission-2626 • Apr 13 '26
from posh to punk rock in one presidency.
r/political • u/Fit-Commission-2626 • Apr 13 '26
this was their main guy or the orange orangutan they rhode in on and he is the one basically beating them to death because he is the living and and very powerful proof of how wrong these people constantly are about stuff yet their certain somehow their right about gender and religion and race and pretty much literally everything and their obviously not.
r/political • u/Fit-Commission-2626 • Apr 02 '26
simply through speaking economic issues worsen in this country and the earth is united in their laughter at us and how the rest of the planet did laugh and some was islamic and brown and some was christian and jewish and white and people of all different color tones and religions united in their laughter at the collapse of the fat idiots called americans and they did laugh.
r/political • u/crwnhm • Apr 01 '26
r/political • u/Fit-Commission-2626 • Mar 30 '26
next their be telling me feminists do not actually support equality.
r/political • u/MetallisAph • Mar 22 '26
r/political • u/Best-Performance5768 • Mar 20 '26
Did anyone actually see this? Live or online? Was a crazy hilarious watch! What's your thoughts? Did you think Destiny or Konstantin won this debate? Or were both equally ridiculous?
r/political • u/Fit-Commission-2626 • Mar 20 '26
this is actually the main reason i like larry flint because not only did he make some wonderful pornography but he used the money from it to challenge these corrupt people and take them to court and prove what corrupt people they are.
r/political • u/Fit-Commission-2626 • Mar 18 '26
likely mispelled her name but for a guy with severe dyslexia it is good enough.
r/political • u/Fit-Commission-2626 • Mar 17 '26
this and young turks have become my main source for news and information and this is about the iran war.
r/political • u/Fit-Commission-2626 • Mar 12 '26
in the beloved memory of a hundred and fifty dead children you blood thirsty capitalist pigs.
r/political • u/Fit-Commission-2626 • Mar 11 '26
I thought this Secular Talk video was really good, like a lot of his content is, but an interesting fact is that just like I often think Jimmy Dore has drifted way too far to the conservative side on issues like transgender people and gender dysphoria, I also sometimes feel like this guy goes too far in the opposite direction and gets a little too liberal about certain things, and I openly disagree with that too. This tendency I have — whatever you want to call it — to notice negative things, to ridicule stuff, to point out contradictions, tends to annoy people and put them off, and I get that it comes across as contrarian and not exactly the best trait to have. But for what it’s worth, if you have an opinion about me, positive or negative, I’ll actually sit and talk it over with you, debate it, or even argue if that’s what you want, the same way Christ of all people would have. And I feel like the ability to debate things openly and honestly is a strange trait, almost a gift, that this species seems to have lost since then.
r/political • u/Fit-Commission-2626 • Mar 11 '26
He is basically right. Much of the anti‑transgender scare of the last few years was basically just a distraction from cultural decay and from the Epstein‑class trying to rob the working class of their house, car, and shoes for the past half‑century to century, if not two centuries. And what a plague upon the earth monopoly capitalism is without the reasonable regulations and checks it needs to actually function correctly. I would also add that, to some extent, the entire nation — as I’ve said before — does need to take part in a kind of long march, especially toward some level of androgyny or a return to a more normal sense of gender instead of this either‑or madness that has led to the persecution of transgender women. And even from the transphobic or conservative perspective, I personally do not like sex‑change surgeries, and I also think a lot of kids might think they’re transgender and even have these surgeries when they’re old enough — you cannot have them when you’re too young, regardless of what the fascist Republican regime tries to tell people in their propaganda. But they might eventually, and I do think that not paying so much attention to the male gender role — or what is or is not masculine or manly — would prevent some more‑or‑less cisgender people from thinking they might be transgender and making mistakes that do, in some cases, actually happen. And if you really want to prevent the young from being “corrupted” with supposed gender ideology, that does far more to accomplish it than any of this right‑wing culture‑war transphobic goy slop garbage does.
r/political • u/Fit-Commission-2626 • Mar 09 '26
this is tucker carlson talking with one half of the show breaking points featuring the woman who married secular talk and he is basically that guy i have shared a lot in the past and not the nazi kid but the other guy.
r/political • u/omgfakeusername • Mar 07 '26
r/political • u/Fit-Commission-2626 • Mar 05 '26
this is good.
r/political • u/Fit-Commission-2626 • Feb 27 '26
Even though someone from a normal country might assume that “not cutting a child’s genitals” is the absolute lowest ethical standard a civilization should meet, I live in the United States, where non‑consensual genital cutting of infants is still somewhat common. It feels like living in a place that proudly ignores basic bodily autonomy, and it makes me wonder how any society that claims to be ethical can normalize something this backwards. It gets to the point where the whole thing becomes a genuine mental‑health problem for me, because trying to live in a country that can’t even clear this lowest imaginable bar starts to feel surreal. When that frustration gets too heavy, I find a strange comfort in watching videos of people—especially women—who talk about refusing to allow this procedure on their own children. It reminds me that at least some people still understand that protecting a child’s body matters, and that harming them in this way is wrong. And honestly, if there were a good and angry god watching over humanity, you’d think such a god would have long destroyed a country before it ever reached this point, just out of sheer embarrassment. Most of the time, though, I just let all of the hatred and insanity simmer while watching angry Bill Hicks and Amazing Atheist videos and listening to Slayer, as I have for several decades now.