[adorno]

Ain’t nobody buying that crap anymore. Not one dollar or one drop of blood for globohomo.

Nobody is nobody. But, people who care and are able to think will always believe that the cost of freedom is high, and that those who invent words such as 'globohomo' have no idea abut what democracy is. Anybody that needs to use such words are not able to argue with coherent and sensible language and can't make their points without stupid language. Thus, if they can't make their points with normal words, they immediately lose the argument.

[EasySt]

As long as the war is not lost to the global homosexual nazi supporters,
the argument is NOT lost. It is being actively “argued”.

Should we be defending the however many of the 46 US funded Gain of
Function Bio-Labs that remain in Ukraine, from 6400lb guided Russian glide
bombs? How? By arming and funding the Azov Brigade? By sending cluster
munitions, making us complicit in the kind of war criminality that springs from
such classes of weaponry and bio threats?

Maybe some things just aren’t all that defensible in the first place.

[Kinzua]

Our Freedoms, our claims to our part of the natural rights of man, as enumerated and declared in our Constitution, can only continue to be secured by our ongoing fidelity to that pact and the form of government that it established. I’m not interested in fighting for “democracy”; I prefer our Constitutional Representative Republic as the way to secure rights and liberties . Global adventurism, and the tremendous loss of life and treasure that accompany it, are not in our interest.