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originally posted by: Notsoinvisiblecorner
a reply to: SpyingOnSpies
You are not my enemy and i am most assuredly not yours.
With that said, i probably would have never commented on this site ever again after the most recent infiltration , but felt a need to after ready your OP..
My intension wasnt to vomit all over it, it was to try and add a different opinion.
originally posted by: Naftalin
a reply to: SpyingOnSpies
Now don't be so sensitive.
"Silence can be even more powerful."
Yes, for the tyrants. Because they've managed to scare people like you so much that you now have to deflect your opinion and present it as a test or whatever.
You have a really strange attitude, but of course you always have the right to say it. Or wouldn't you say it if you knew it would come back to haunt you?
Maybe you would have preferred to follow your own advice and stay quiet? Then you would never have made the post here and you wouldn't be messing around now.
Then you wouldn't have to write a novel that distracts from it.
Almost as if this really struck a nerve.
"You Are The Problem" - Conservative Speaker Slams Davos Globalists To Their Faces
Kevin Roberts, President of the conservative think tank The Heritage Foundation, spoke to globalists at the World Economic Forum confab Thursday and told them directly that “You are part of the problem, you are not the solution.”
During a discussion titled “What to Expect from a Possible Republican Administration,” Roberts let rip on the elitists.
“I will be candid,” Roberts began, adding “the agenda that every single person member of the [future Republican] administration needs to have, is to compile a list of everything that’s ever been proposed at the [WEF], and object all of them wholesale.”
He further urged that “anyone not prepared to do that, and take away this power of the unelected bureaucrats and give it back to the American people, is unprepared to be a part of the next conservative administration.”
When the discussion turned to Donald Trump, Roberts told the host of the panel, Sir Robin Niblett, ‘Distinguished Fellow’ of Chatham House, that “It’s laughable that you or anyone would describe Davos as protecting liberal democracy,” adding “It’s equally laughable to use the word ‘dictatorship’ at Davos and aim that at President Trump… I think that’s absurd.”
He continued, “The very reason I’m here at Davos, is to explain to many people in this room and who are watching, with all due respect – nothing personal – that you are part of the problem.”
“Political elites tell the average people… that the reality is ‘x,’ when in fact, reality is ‘y,’” Roberts further declared, going on to give several examples with regards to open borders, immigration, gender issues, and the constant guilt trip elites subject everyday people to over the “existential threat” of climate change, while they hypocritically fly around in private jets.
In a piece written before the panel discussion, Roberts noted “The infamous hypocritical self-avowed Marxists, private-jet environmentalists, and genocide-adjacent humanitarians want to hear from the Heritage Foundation how they can “rebuild trust” with everyday Americans against whom they have weaponized their institutions.”
Some times in life it is wise to be still and be silent.
originally posted by: Naftalin
a reply to: SpyingOnSpies
Some times in life it is wise to be still and be silent.
Yes, definitely at some point. But you'll probably find a better example, for example if you're just wrong and let the evil one have the way. Then you shouldn't argue for it.
But certainly not when it comes to my rights and the rights of my fellow citizens. About the rights of the next generation who then have to live under this tyranny. You really have to not give a # to say that you should shut up when it comes to freedom of expression. It's so cynical and cheeky at the same time that you get the feeling you're just trolling.
So either you're kidding me or you should grow some eggs or, alternatively, ovaries. My good advice to you. If you're out with your girlfriend and someone shouts after you "I'm #ing your girlfriend" then you probably don't say anything and just walk away. I don't think it's good, but it's your decision.
originally posted by: Naftalin
I'm pretty composed. It's a mixture of curiosity and rejection of your attitude towards it. But since I give you your opinion, you also have to live with the fact that I express mine here.
So to summarize, correct me if I'm wrong:
So you say that one should be quiet when it comes to freedom of expression, but you're going to great lengths to argue against it.
Why? Because you don't have to fear anything here, unlike the real world out there. That's why you're so tough here, just because of that. These are your own words.
And besides, I was pretty friendly and gave you your opinion even if I didn't think it was right myself. Until you drew the victim card, which I'm unfortunately allergic to. But to each their own. I said from the beginning you can do whatever you want. You also harvest the fruits yourself.