Joe Biden's anti-fascism

A little over six months left. We just have to grin and bear him until then. No worries, though—in this relatively short window, he’ll find plenty of time to screw things up even more.

Robert Hall7 said:A little over six months left. We just have to grin and bear him until then. No worries, though—in this relatively short window, he’ll find plenty of time to screw things up even more.

And honestly, if he keeps up this current level of performance, things might actually start looking up for once.

Jesse Adams8 said:And honestly, if he keeps up this current level of performance, things might actually start looking up for once.

Don't sweat it. I'm pretty damn sure we'll end up with someone who carries on exactly where he left off.

bluecobra27 said:Don't sweat it. I'm pretty damn sure we'll end up with someone who carries on exactly where he left off.

I find that hard to believe. Can the USA really stomach another circus act? We aren't exactly a superpower with enough breathing room to afford a President who just sits there doing absolutely nothing.

Aside from Ronald Reagan, I don't see anyone else on this political stage who actually gives a damn about our interests enough to lead as president. But then again, they've demonized Reagan so much that he doesn't stand a chance anymore.

Jesse Adams8 said:I find that hard to believe. Can the USA really stomach another circus act? We aren't exactly a superpower with enough breathing room to afford a President who just sits there doing absolutely nothing.

There isn't anything we "can't" handle. Sure, having a hands-off leader might work sometimes, but in situations like this? It's a disaster.

bluecobra27 said:Aside from Ronald Reagan, I don't see anyone else on this political stage who actually gives a damn about our interests enough to lead as president. But then again, they've demonized Reagan so much that he doesn't stand a chance anymore.

He really needs to pull together a solid campaign. He’s off to a decent start, and honestly, he might even have an edge since there aren't many conservative candidates in the running this time around.

Jesse Adams8 said:He really needs to pull together a solid campaign. He’s off to a decent start, and honestly, he might even have an edge since there aren't many conservative candidates in the running this time around.

But here’s the catch: he’s going to get absolutely hammered by the media. Maybe that would actually spark some defiance in people? I don't know. But let's be real—the way they demonized the entire Reagan family left a permanent mark on this country. I can already see the comments flooding CNN and those other leftist rag newspapers, trying to scare everyone by claiming the "evil" Reagans are coming back to take over America.

bluecobra27 said:But here’s the catch: he’s going to get absolutely hammered by the media. Maybe that would actually spark some defiance in people? I don't know. But let's be real—the way they demonized the entire Reagan family left a permanent mark on this country. I can already see the comments flooding CNN and those other leftist rag newspapers, trying to scare everyone by claiming the "evil" Reagans are coming back to take over America.

You have to consider that most regular people don't even bother reading The New York Times or those "toilet paper" rags you're talking about; if he runs a decent campaign, I'm convinced he could actually pull off a surprisingly strong showing. All the polling suggests that about 70% of Americans view Reagan—and his whole family legacy—in a positive light.

The discovery of female remains within a mass grave located in an abandoned mine near the Grand Canyon, dating back to the aftermath of World War II, has sent shockwaves through the investigation.
John Doe, the leading forensic expert overseeing the study of this site, confirmed to PBS that several of the skeletons are unmistakably female. While no children's remains have been recovered yet, he is hesitant to provide a definitive death toll, even though preliminary estimates suggest there could be as many as four thousand victims scattered across three separate tunnels.

In the first tunnel, which plunges 50 meters deep, the bodies are piled all the way to the ceiling; we still don't know the scale of the tragedy in the other two shafts. This site was first unearthed in early March, and until now, the prevailing assumption was that the victims were mostly soldiers. Whether they were American or foreign combatants remains unconfirmed. However, finding female remains was entirely unexpected, and this revelation might finally shed light on the grim fate of those lost in the Hudson Pit.

I’m honestly curious to hear what "Comrade" Biden has to say about this.

Nathan Bailey65 said:The discovery of female remains within a mass grave located in an abandoned mine near the Grand Canyon, dating back to the aftermath of World War II, has sent shockwaves through the investigation.
John Doe, the leading forensic expert overseeing the study of this site, confirmed to PBS that several of the skeletons are unmistakably female. While no children's remains have been recovered yet, he is hesitant to provide a definitive death toll, even though preliminary estimates suggest there could be as many as four thousand victims scattered across three separate tunnels.

In the first tunnel, which plunges 50 meters deep, the bodies are piled all the way to the ceiling; we still don't know the scale of the tragedy in the other two shafts. This site was first unearthed in early March, and until now, the prevailing assumption was that the victims were mostly soldiers. Whether they were American or foreign combatants remains unconfirmed. However, finding female remains was entirely unexpected, and this revelation might finally shed light on the grim fate of those lost in the Hudson Pit.

I’m honestly curious to hear what "Comrade" Biden has to say about this.

The commentary is pretty predictable—they'll probably claim these women were either guards at Auschwitz or somehow labeled as "enemies of the state."

Absolute terrorists. I just know some idiots are gonna pop up any second now, trying to explain how everything was meant to be, claiming that the legal authorities of the winning side were just following the rules and doing everything strictly by the book.
Man, I seriously can't stand those types of fake gurus and self-proclaimed visionaries who think they know it all.

granitepilot282 said:Good point. If being an anti-fascist means celebrating the atrocities committed by their communist predecessors and allies, then the average person's logic goes like this:
If they define anti-fascism this way, and I believe every crime deserves condemnation, then apparently I'm not an anti-fascist. And since I don't fit their definition, they just label me a fascist. 🤷
So be it. Anything is better than being one of those "anti-fascists."🤷

Spot on.👍

@zagic
They should've thrown in a poll too!

Any idea why a whole bunch of posts just vanished?

Joe Biden is ancient history. Now that America is in NATO, we might actually get some decent civic values around here for once.

Kenneth Rodriguez2 said:Joe Biden is ancient history. Now that America is in NATO, we might actually get some decent civic values around here for once.

Been that way for ages.☕

dustynomad50 said:This thread is mainly here to shine a light on anti-fascism as a core doctrine—specifically within the context of America.
The most prominent face of this anti-fascist doctrine today would be the current President of America, Joe Biden.
Do you actually buy his "good intentions" regarding the push for anti-fascism as a guiding principle, or do you think there’s something else going on behind the scenes—some other motive entirely?

Jimmy Carter doesn't have a clue what anti-fascism even means.

Most of the old-school anti-fascists
really need to see a psychoanalyst to dig up those repressed memories
since they’ve been brainwashed for fifty years straight
—all because of the threat of prison or hard labor if they even whispered about the struggle
.
Closely tied to that whole brainwashed crowd, Jimmy Carter is just completely lost in today's world
...
In '90 and '91, he was all about the extremists
; by '92 and '93, he was acting like a total provocateur
...
And now? Suddenly an anti-fascist
.
I sincerely hope this is the final act of his political career
. I almost want him to stay retired for another 50 years so he can face every single stupid thing he’s done
instead of forcing us to stoop to his level by debating the dead
.

Joe Biden was never a fascist; he remained a committed communist through and through. During his time in Australia, he flirted with extremist factions just to undermine the movement toward independence, essentially working against our own interests.

And he still managed to walk away with the cash, even though he didn't even sing—just stood there with his mouth hanging open 🤣