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24 Years and Done
by Jeremiah Donaldson   
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24+ years as a registered Dem ended this year.

It's been two months since I changed my voting registration from Democrat to Republican. The distinction has had little impact in my life in the last 24-26 years (I know I was registered from 1999 onward, but can't remember if I'd registered before that year or not) since I'm a middle voter and free thinker, and therefore am on the outside of the fanatical Far Sides and Left/Right in general. And it doesn't matter which you're on, if you're a Far whatever, you're on a Far Side. Left, Right, who cares, because both are mentally ill. One side thinks 'gender is fluid' like your junk is going to change shape like a Transformer and encourages people to be junkie losers. The other Far Side thinks Trump is so damn good that 2020 was stolen and that the only other people in the US are Liberals. One is led by Biden. The other by Trump. And both are failing as the wheels fall off their bullshit parade.

This is because most of the country is in the middle as opposed to Left or Right and the Far Side nuts are minorities within minorities. They're just loud from being high off scripts, alcohol, and bullshit. You can tell this from how they're just now figuring out that Biden and Trump are done after only...what?...six months of everyone with sense telling them that? Better than the Feds, they're still pretending Covid vaccines aren't killing people after Germany determined that 1/3 of everyone that died within two weeks of the jab died directly from the jab while Fauci is still hiding in a hole like Saddam because the husbands, wives, kids, and parents' of the people he killed with the vaccines want his pathetic, profiteering head. And at the end of the day, they'll get it. WE'LL get it. Even if it's in the history books with an asterisk next to his name.

So why am I done with the Dems? Because they are a failed party of pedos and junkies, fundamentally, but more specifically, because I'm voting against those losers and against Trump every step of the way from here on. The pedophilia enabling junkies in the Dem party have finally cratered it. The Democrats are a party of hooligans, pedos, junkies, and in the case of Dylan Mulvaney, grown men with pedo fetishes. They constantly lie from the drugs they're on, or is it paranoia? Because the Far Side Reps are definitely paranoid, so are the Far Side Lefties also paranoid or just high? And since drugs make you paranoid and screwed up, does it matter?

And then this cocaine stuff: 'OMG, who would have been doing it in the WH?' Well, probably everyone, so I want to know who was stupid enough to drop their baggy and cause this trouble. But it's just another example of the buffoonery and stupidity of the people on the Dem side. They're careless and stupid from being high on scripts, which causes you to drop baggies. Making an attempt to be a decent person and keeping your godawful skeletons in the closet is all they have to do. But instead, they're dragging their skeletons out, dancing with them, and then saying 'that wasn't me' when they're called out.

The Dems are a failed party. I'm not sure exactly when they failed since I don't vote on party lines and have successfully predicted every election I've voted in for the last 20 years due to being able to sit back out of the nonsense and see the truth, but they're a 100% failed party at this point. Their two biggest strongholds, California and New York, are collapsing into drug fueled, enabled chaos that will only end when their leaders are targeted by the violence like has happened elsewhere. The next three biggest Oregon, Colorado, and Michigan are right behind them.

People want to focus on over expansion and constant war and backstabbing when it comes to Rome falling. But that's not the most obvious symptoms. They had rampant pedophilia going on and were enabling it by giving out free food. We in the modern world have the same issue and have had it for at least 20 years, since that's how long we've known about the Pedo Plane and have been expanding 'benefits'.

The revolution that's happening, as Jordan Peterson said, is one of being responsible. It is one of rejecting the drug and cult personality fueled immorality that is tanking the country. It is one of rejecting the chaos that Betas and those of deviant bent want in a preteen fantasy of suddenly not being the loser they are if society falls. It is of rejecting the corporate poison being sold as food and medicine. It is of building society rather than trying to destroy it as the 'revolution' started in the 60's has been about ever since. Keeping up with the Jones'? Yeah, if your name is Jones and we're in a footrace, otherwise I couldn't care less about your position, status, or money. And if you try to make me care? Well, I'll smear your nose in all three and make you question your life. Because people who think nukes are the most dangerous thing must not have heard of these new-fangled things called words. What do you think can be done if we went about creating something for society for 50 years instead of destroying it like the 60's set in motion? It's a rhetorical question. We'd be anywhere but here and far better off and that's all that matters.

Personally, I fight for the status quo. Status quo meaning no one has a leg up on anyone, no special favors, and no other unfair advantage that didn't come from birth. I fight to stay in the middle. Some douche claims I'm too Conservative and I'll go find a whore to nail and prove them wrong. Some douche claims I'm too Liberal and I'll go find a legal or moral code to shove down their throat. It takes work to stay in the middle, which is why I think there's a lack of focus on it: lazy Americans want it easy with rockstar dreams and past due utility notice ability. Staying in the middle requires that you keep up with ALL the bullshit, not just the bullshit you want to listen to. You can't get too lazy to do the research to be right on anything so you just get your hemorrhoids inflamed. That's the Far Sides in a nutshell.

So first the Dems are going to be replaced as a political party over the coming years due to abject failure, and then the Reps be if they've not figured out some things about wannabe domestic terrorists and Ukrainian Nazis. God Bless America. And screw the Far Sides, unless it's a Gary Larson cartoon.


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Reviewed by Ronald Hull
Reviewed on July 8, 2023
You seem well aware of all of the extremes and have the vernacular to describe it in a way that makes it distinctly unpleasant, even if it isn't true. Congratulations and arriving in the middle.

I lean to the left only because power and money on the right trumps everything else. And I believe the science that tells us that gender is, unfortunately for you and other haters, "a genetically fluid," thing. Some people have both genders and can literally go f**k themselves without it being an angry expletive. They are probably happier because they don't have to get involved in relationships with the opposite sex that never seem to turn out the way both parties wanted.

I can't recall being registered for any party but I did, like you vote in the primaries for Democrats a time or two. Up until recently, Democrats owned me according to my email, but I unlisted them all except for heroes like Tammy Duckworth or Elizabeth Baldwin from my home state of Wisconsin. It was interesting when I found the most far right Republicans glomming onto me recently as an old buddy. Couldn't even unsubscribe them. Fools.

Ron

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