So how do you feel about vaccine mandates?

Same. It's another way of telling someone to do something, or telling them how they 'have to' live their life. Not good.

The political right hates the left right now (it's the far left really) because they are being tyrants with their covid and general wokeness. And they are. But the right also does the same thing in their own way; abortion, Jesus and war.

The decision would have come down before the elections anyway

Right, this "leak" is just the precursor to that...

And, just like that, the far-left has taken to the streets once again threatening to "burn it all down" the same way they did in 2020.

I'd be remiss if I also didn't point out this "leak" came the same day Pfizer vax docs were released and the "2000 Mules" documentary came out... but, nothing to see there.

Summer 2022 will be nothing but more 2-4 word chanting, rioting, and other nonsense by the far-left... yay.

In all honesty, that might just be what we need as a country, a real, true to life revolution to sort this shit out.

I don't care which side (left or right) propogate it, but its seeming more and more like a good shakeup is what is going to be needed in order to set us (America) back on track as a country, I mean shit, we used to be admired around the globe to the point where even those countries who would harbor terrorists were afraid of us, nowadays it seems like everyone and their dogs want to poke us with a stick.

Of course this isnt helped by social media being as proliferant as it has grown to be over the past 15 years, letting any asshole with a camera put videos online to sway the peons opinions one way or another.

No way man. What is needed is the exact opposite. Protests and rioting only leads to furthering the us vs them mentality.

Yet history shows the vast majority of revolutions actually help to bolster the well-being of those who need help the most, Latin-America, France, America, any revolution in the last century has (ultimately) helped with a countries further positive economic and political development.

The Latin American revolution for example, allowed those individuals who were not being supported by their government, access to services they needed, housing, health, employment, food.

The French Revolution, allowed citizens basic rights that were denied for so long, property ownership, equality amongst citizens, seperation of religion and government (just like American Revolution).

These are all, seemingly, what people in this country have issue with these days and granted, its a different era than back then but, while at the outset revolution is devisive by its very nature, at the end many of these countries that have gone through revolt, even in recent times (last 50 years) have come out of it better... For its citizens.

The government here has lost its way, its no longer a government 'of the people, for the people' insteads it a method for those in power to remain in power, while doing as little as possible to benefit the country or its citizens and ultimately, that is what a lot of these movements (BLM, MeToo etc) are trying to rectify, with little to no success.

I'm not an advocate for violent protest typically but sometimes, that *is* the only way to make clear-cut, positive change.

The government just fucks with our emotions. I think they enjoy it.

Anonymous Hackers Warn Supreme Court Against Overturning Roe vs. Wade: 'Expect Us'

Anon is the cia

When was there a moment of mental sanity in the history of mankind?

Banned again dude?

Good fucking riddance.