Comments by "Reformed Sauron" (@ReformedSauron) on "We Can Win: Puke Up Your Blackpills My Dude" video.

  1. Their current behavior signals that they don't think they have a guarantee anymore. Despite what they are going to try to do with it. Perhaps some cautious optimism is, in fact in order.
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  2. He can put it off to a good restart, but he is also only one man. The god emperor is a great meme, but it is just that... a meme. This requires a societal wide effortfrom average every day, people to actually make an upward effect over time after he is gone. Something that most of us did not do when he was first elected despite him needing it.
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  3.  @AlexM-oq5el  Before the indictments trump was about thirty nine percent with independent voters. He currently sits at forty nine nationwide in aggregates. Biden sits at about 32. Everyone else in my independent voting bloc is still. If the economy gets any worse, Biden may lose the majority of independents. If it gets way worse and implodes to even 2008 levels, Biden could lose 55 or even 60% of independents to Trump. If that happens, they are going to throw one hell of a panice attack.
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  4.  @TheRyujinLP  Don't worry I never think things are a shoe in. I think I'm doing fairly well on my parts by volunteering twice a week. In total, I spend between 3 and 4 hours a week working on a particular grassroots effort. I just wish more people would do it.
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  5. There are weaknesses to the white and black pills. The weakness for the black pill, however provides an absolute guarantee of failure. As for the white pill, the best way to take it is with plenty of preparation and cautious optimism. Don't bet the farm, but also pitch in.
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  6. That is why we should be doing more than just talking. The second amendment is pulled out when all else fails, and not all has failed yet. If you haven't done grassroots work, now is the time. Honestly, it should have been done during his first term.
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  7. They had a lot of things right and had virtuous intent. I think even if this current culture war succeeds, American philosophy from the start has a critical flaw with it... It does not have the benefit of being sentimental in terms of governance like the old world powers. It is utilitarian by nature. And therefore we'll always work against the people it governs in terms culture. Unless there is a second American philosophical revolution To correct the flaws of the American revolution., we are going to eventually fail in the coming century or so. There is a reason that there can be revolutions and upheavals in England, and it's still not collapsed over the course of centuries... It has one strength we don't: The entire system puts emphasis on sentiment, not utility. The globalists are trying to change that about parts of Europe, but at their heart, they are still sentimental. I will say, however, that Alexander Hamilton was a trader to the revolution philosophically. We are being infected by Hamiltonian thought right now in both major parties. It was always supposed to be Jeffersonian.
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  8. It's not total tyranny yet. I'm going to play every card. I can outside of taking out a gun first. I will vote in the coming election and push for a convention of states. I do two grassroots work days a week. So that should help some on my part. The propaganda is useless if they didn't think there was a chance.
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  9.  @Sneedmire  How can a person who gives up under pressure be self reliant? Hell, I'll be happy to vote and do the grasswares work. I am doing right now even if I looked into a crystal ball and saw a complete loss because it gives me a sense of personal value and honor. I'm not going to choose the easy way out. I'm going to be better than someone claiming that their pessimism is enlightenment. Believe me, I have been a lifetime pessimist until recently years. I will not continue to drag myself down even if the world is doing so. I can choose to go back to being a child or I can be a man. No portrait is painted using just black. If you only see black, you haven't seen every part of the picture.
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  10. Find things to do to help the situation in the meantime. Find a local grassroots network if possible. Even the odds in the smallest ways where you can.
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  11. One of the reasons I cannot watch him anymore.
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  12. I was not aware of this. Space force was not particularly interesting to me... Outside the fact that the left went nuts over it, which was hilarious. Perhaps I'll look into it.
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  13. ​ @Sneedmire And with plans to come back at some point. You do realize he married a foreign national, right? All of his family is here along with his property. If anything were to happen, he would still pay for it over there. Being a person abroad does not make you lesser.
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  14. As someone who likes to look in on British politics quite a bit, Ido think labor is going to gain the majority in the House of Commons come the next election, But in the election after that, they are going to lose it. I think the conservative party having well destroyed a bunch of their base now can potentially lead to the rise of significant enough third parties like reform, reclaim and brexit to take up a double-digit proportion of the voting population, putting Parliament conservatIves In the precarious position of having to form a coalition government with actual principled conservatives from large small parties just to claim to have formed a majority (because though labor would have lost, they would not have enough to actually form a majority without a coalition given the fact that they have pissed off so much of their voter base so badly that they might not ever come back) If those three parties get large enough, they actually have the potential to really put the two corrupted major parties in a bind and cripple the conservative party by making them effectively bend the knee in order to govern. If the so-called conservative party cannot govern without being in league from actual conservatives from large small parties, then the so-called conservative party is done and will probably continue to cede the ground to the growing small parties. Just a prediction I have of course. But I think it is a possibility at this point.
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  15. He's finished. Trump could be paralyzed in a car crash and still sweep him by about forty points in a national primary at this stage.
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  16. With his family and property on this side of the ocean and plans to return. Anything happens over here, and he will regret it just as much. He's still a citizen. He still pays taxes.
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  17. There is never a guarantee one way or the other. But there is a guarantee when you give up. You are committing to a self-fulfilling prophecy if enough people do what you do. Meanwhile, I am going to do what I've been doing twice a week with grassroots work. Because I put my money where my mouth is and don't drag down people actually doing something other than complaining on the internet. Cautious optimism is not wrong. Optimism with no effort behind it is wrong.
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  18. Their current behavior signals that they don't think they have the guarantee they did then. That doesn't give us a guarantee either, but it does say there is a chance. The entire purpose of their narrative and propaganda is black pill making. It is meant less for the people that already agree for them and more for you and particular. For me too. They are banking on us submitting to it as part of the strategy.
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  19. Get active. Do grassroots work . There are already ballot harvesting initiatives in the process and growing, so sign up for one. Outside of complaining, what are you doing? I'm actively involved twice a week at the moment. If things get very bad, there's a chance that all the fortification in the world wouldn't be enough to pass off on the American people. Of the sixth states that were for sure cheated, it was only by about 150000 votes. Any amount of extra pressure has the ability to break a few of those. Be the extra pressure not the weight holding that pressure back.
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  20. Don't make it easy for them then. Do what you can. That isn't just voting to ensure you have as much of a chance and twenty twenty four as possible. I do grassroots work twice a week. If more people did that that would really help. I don't think anybody has the right to black pill if they haven't done more than complain and vote. Break enough their machine over time. And perhaps it doesn't work as well as it needs to. Given the fact that they are acting the way they are, they think there isn't a guarantee already so I would prefer to boost my chances.
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  21. White pills might not always win, but black pills never do. There is nothing enlightened about throwing in the towel.
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  22. With all of his family and property over here, as well as paying taxes for america. Was that the only thing you got out of the video?
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  23. Even if he wins, there is a lot more that needs to be done for that 4 years and even longer. I wish people would have done a lot more in his first four years instead of expecting the president to be some sort of god, they could do everything for them without help. Trump is merely the avatar and weapon of a movement. WE are the movement.
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  24. Perhaps you could do it without commenting then. No need for that here. In all seriousness, though, don't try to unalive yourself. Be better than that.
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  25. There's always a small chance of each of those. That doesn't mean that it's over. It isn't over if you have the mind and will to keep going. Grassroots efforts can help win a culture war. Populism will probably rear its head again within 15 or 20 years with a new avatar behind it as well. Politics is called the eternal sea for a reason... Nothing is ever truly over.
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  26. I have 3 friends that are in the same boat as yours. I also do something twice a week in terms of grassroots efforts. As far as I see it, no one has the right to black pill if they haven't done more than complain.
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  27. The right has a problem getting off their ass and doing what needs to be done on the ground in preparation tor elections to secure them more. Kind of why it boggles my mind why they are black pilled by a situation that they allowed to happen to them in the first place by being complacent. Black pills beget black pills. I've been doing grassroots work twice a week now for a month and plan to do it for quite a bit longer now. I don't know many right-wingers who are doing this when it does make a difference when there are more people. The black pill will make a situation arise where fighting is the only way out. Although that might occur in the future regardless, it is something that none of us should look forward to in glee and should do everything to forstall. Because even if we win, it will be horrifying for us all. We have to play every card we have first. A modern Civil War wouldn't be state-by-state. It would be blocked by block. You would fear for your wife and child. You would be afraid that if you were alone that someone comes for you in your sleep when you cannot properly defend yourself. Outside of the glamorized video game and movie glory of the idea of a glorious revolution, the fact is what would have to be done would be monstrous. Perhaps necessary, but something worth avoiding if you have the ability to do so with other strenuous effort on your part.
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  28. Never say never. Giving an absolute can either be a black pill or a false white pill. No, if you want to talk about chances, their behavior right now tells me they are not sure they have a guarantee. The purpose of propaganda is black pills. Of course they are not going to play fair, The question is based on everything they are doing right now. Is that going to be enough for them? There's no way of knowing until we cross that bridge. You could be right, but you could also be wrong. And if so many people sit things out thinking that they are right, it will become a self-fulfilling prophecy.
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  29. ​@erlockruuziik7237 What they suggest is what I will do when literally everything else that I can do fails. I don't view the potential of loss in 2024 as the end, either. This goes way beyond just Trump. It's a longer game.
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  30. Which means be cautious.
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  31. ​ @Themetalwookie666 Some random fed.
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  32. If more of them would get off their ass and do grassroots work like some of us have done, then perhaps more could be done than complain on the internet.
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  33. At the end of the day that was never the problem.
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  34. Strangest white piling ever.
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  35. That might be the san francisco talking even more than anything else. My advice would be to leave.
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  36. That could get spicy. Depending on how he played, it could be good or bad to do it like that. Personally, I think he's going to go in if there's a chance of a mugshot getting out.
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  37. Considering the fact the system is gunning after him. Like nobody before, I beg to differ..
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  38. I wouldn't say it's a problem of representation with the federal reserve existing. But it is definitely a problem. End the fed.
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  39. I don't think hes bought off. I just don't think he has a strategic mind. I don't particularly like the guy anymore. But I think he is somewhat genuine in his beliefs even if he doesn't think them through much. He worries way too much about his image to be precise and exacting (which would probably help him). He has the experience of a journalist, but about as much worldly knowledge As a journalist, which is not exactly a good amount. If he wants to be pragmatic, that is fine. But he should mix white pills with black pills if hes going to have any black pills. For every problem he brings up, he should have at least one solution in mind thought out to suggest. Not one solution for every 10 problems.
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  40.  @SaneMillennial  nice!👍
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  41.  @erlockruuziik7237  Which is why I volunteer twice a week so that I'm not sitting and just hoping. It's a lot more than complaining on the internet. Total optimism or pessimism is not okay but cautious optimism I feel can be okay. However, every truly defeated person in history has one thing in common, and that is that they have swallowed a black pill. I can either be like them. Or I could at least be better as an individual. Even in loss with a white pill, I will be better than in loss with a black pill. There's a certain kind of honor in that.
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  42. The black pill is part of reality but not the whole. The whole includes some white. I don't buy half portraits.
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  43. By the portion of reality you saw. No picture has ever been painted with all black.
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  44. It's possible they are just doing it to drag it out but I think they want him convicted eventually. That being sad, it has only boosted his approval across the board with independents. Before the indictments he had forty percent independent approval. Now he has forty nine percent. Biden only has 32. It's sort of like a rat trying to wriggle its way out of a snake's grasp. The more it struggles the worse it gets.
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  45. In large enough numbers it ensures defeat, So he will have a valid point.
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  46. As an independent, I will tell you vote for the handful of people. You can trust and for ideas you believe in. Screw the party.
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  47. There's a few ideas he has not fully thought through, but the basic premise of them I love. I don't think he's disingenuous though. He is still my number 2 choice, but it has to be Trump for me this time around. I'd be tickled pink if he was the vp though. If he is different than what he says he is, we have another year to find out.
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  48.  @movros99  It still felt good. There is a higher virtue and honor at stake for me personally in this win or lose, and it goes way beyond simply Trump. There is an idea at stake. Standing up for it and potentially losing is better than not showing up in the first place.
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  49. And that is why you as an individual lose.
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  50. Make a video on it.
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  51. Black piling is not good even in that circumstance. It is a sign of personal weakness and cowardice. Trump is simply the avatar of a populist movement. These movements tend to come in waves. There is a lot more at stake than just a presidency here, and over a much longer than just through 2024. The person who doesn't give up will always be of more value than the person who does to society, their family and the world at large. There is no Enlightenment or virtue in the blackpill.
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  52. There's not a guarantee of victory for either side, but that is enough for me to believe there is a chance. What they are doing is telling enough.
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  53. People in jail have run for office before and won. Odds are it would be more house arrest anyway due to logistics. The current behavior of the establishment signals that they do not believe they have a guarantee anymore of doing what they did in 2020 successfully ( which they are going to try again). It's not that they don't have a chance. It's that they don't have a guarantee. Which means there is a chance for us.
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  54. Which is fair, because that is essentially what giving up is. Getting beat down is not weakeness. It is choosing not to get back up and try again, that is.
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  55. If enough people have that attitude you will be right. If enough people defy that attitude you will be wrong.
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  56. Not exactly helpful but okay.
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  57. In the long run, we win the culture war either way. Victory in 2024 would just hasten it. Although I must admit seeing Joe Biden. Get a second term for him to finish collapsing things. And getting eggle over your face would be pretty entertaining. You picked the worst guy to be the anti trump. The best part is now that precedent is broken. The moment he is out of office, the state government's and prosecutors are going to eat him and is entire family alive. That Pandora's box is now open. When Biden dies, hunter is the head of the family, and then the house of Biden is basically gone Whether your last hurrah ends in 2024 or 2028, rest assured it is your last hurrah for a generation. The fourth turning is not going to be kind to the people and, more particularly, the ideas responsible for the continuing downward trend of society in what they would still call "progress".
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  58. To be fair, they are always divided into multiple factions during a primary. This is nothing new. But in your own statement, you also concede that Trump has a fifty percent chance of winning. I wouldn't say but the farm on victory but never count it out. What I find very interesting is that Trump's national support among independent voters like me is about 49%, while Biden's is about 32. Everyone else is undecided in the independent vote right now. Should things get any worse economically? Or they shake the boat any harder. They risk giving Trump a narrow majority of independent votes, or possibly if it gets devastatingly bad closer to 60%. That right there is potentially fortification breaking territory. Add that in with grassroots. Efforts that I would encourage everyone to do like. I do twice a week and you have a real shot. Victory is not certain, but defeat is if you swallow a black pill in large enough numbers. Even if it ends in defeat the struggle is never truly over.
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  59. Populism always has an avatar. Before trump, it was Ron paul. Before Ron Paul, it was Ross perot. Rest assured, there will be one after Trump at some point whether he wins or loses. This was always way beyond Trump he was simply the spearhead of the latest populist rising and also the first to capture the highest office. If anything this might actually fuel the next person more, win or lose. I don't think you fully understand what the situation and populism entails.
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  60. Perhaps you shouldn't listen to him every night then.
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  61. It's not really a vasal of the us if it is capable of wildly disagreeing on it and working against it in diplomatic and economic ways. I would, however, say it is a globalist vassal.
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