THE ERA OF TRUMP

[Haumana]

Wife and I were kicking some things around. Nany State isn't the thing. It is the Granny State. See Pelosi and AOC. See any 65+ year old "representative." Thanks boomers. #grannystate

[Smitty-48]

Wife and I were kicking some things around. Nany State isn't the thing. It is the Granny State. See Pelosi and AOC. See any 65+ year old "representative." Thanks boomers. #grannystate

yeah, and you what this is exactly like ?

this is what the USSR was like in the 1980's before it collapsed

like when I was a Cold Warrior, the Soviets were a Gerontocracy by then

[Haumana]

Wife and I were kicking some things around. Nany State isn't the thing. It is the Granny State. See Pelosi and AOC. See any 65+ year old "representative." Thanks boomers. #grannystate

yeah, and you what this is exactly like ?

this is what the USSR was like in the 1980's before it collapsed

like when I was a Cold Warrior, the Soviets were a Gerontocracy by then

Granny State for the loss.

What was a youthful (1 generation removed) governed state? Any?

[Smitty-48]

Wife and I were kicking some things around. Nany State isn't the thing. It is the Granny State. See Pelosi and AOC. See any 65+ year old "representative." Thanks boomers. #grannystate

yeah, and you what this is exactly like ?

this is what the USSR was like in the 1980's before it collapsed

like when I was a Cold Warrior, the Soviets were a Gerontocracy by then

Granny State for the loss.

What was a youthful (1 generation removed) governed state? Any?

the Third Reich

the Hitler Youth were the whole point

it was Year Zero, get rid of the Old

then there was the Maoists, Cultural Revolution

the Students revolt for the Dear Leader

the Taliban is another, also the Students ; Incel child soldiers fighting to acquire Sharia wives

[Smitty-48]

the politics in play are analogous to the French Revolution

but instead of the House of Bourbon, the Ancien Regime is more like the late USSR

the actual level of conflict however is more like Northern Ireland, just on a grand scale

[SuburbanFarmer]

The IRA had a whole lot more bomb makers than antifa.

[Smitty-48]

The IRA had a whole lot more bomb makers than antifa.

they didn't start out that way

back in 1916 they were actually a bunch of academics

then the British overreacted to that romantic 1916 rising

then there was a civil war

then the British withdrew to the six counties of Ulster where the Protestants rule

then the 1960's came and the Catholics followed Martin Luther King, peaceful rebellion

then the Protestants started attacking them in the streets

then the British Army was sent in to protect the Catholics, who at first welcomed them

then there was a catatrophic incident called the Bogside Massacre, or Bloody Sunday

it started off as a Civil Rights protest by the Catholics

then somebody stepped in behind the protest and shot at the British Army with a bolt action rifle

the unit they shot at was the Parachute Regiment

the Paras reacted to contact, launched a platoon attack into the protest

that killed 13 protesters

then the Provisional Irish Republican Army was born

they became the American backed Soviet trained bomb experts in the 1970's

[Haumana]

the Third Reich

the Hitler Youth were the whole point

it was Year Zero, get rid of the Old

then there was the Maoists, Cultural Revolution

the Students revolt for the Dear Leader

the Taliban is another, also the Students ; Incel child soldiers fighting to acquire Sharia wives

Motherfuck. That is where we are at.

[Montegriffo]

The IRA had a whole lot more bomb makers than antifa.

they didn't start out that way

back in 1916 they were actually a bunch of academics

then the British overreacted to that romantic 1916 rising

then there was a civil war

then the British withdrew to the six counties of Ulster where the Protestants rule

then the 1960's came and the Catholics followed Martin Luther King, peaceful rebellion

then the Protestants started attacking them in the streets

then the British Army was sent in to protect the Catholics, who at first welcomed them

then there was a catatrophic incident called the Bogside Massacre, or Bloody Sunday

it started off as a Civil Rights protest by the Catholics

then somebody stepped in behind the protest and shot at the British Army with a bolt action rifle

the unit they shot at was the Parachute Regiment

the Paras reacted to contact, launched a platoon attack into the protest

that killed 13 protesters

then the Provisional Irish Republican Army was born

they became the American backed Soviet trained bomb experts in the 1970's

What do you think made one of the best trained regiments in the British army open fire on a crowd?
They weren't picking legitimate targets like elite soldiers should, they were firing randomly into a crowd.
I can only think that they panicked.

[Smitty-48]

The IRA had a whole lot more bomb makers than antifa.

they didn't start out that way

back in 1916 they were actually a bunch of academics

then the British overreacted to that romantic 1916 rising

then there was a civil war

then the British withdrew to the six counties of Ulster where the Protestants rule

then the 1960's came and the Catholics followed Martin Luther King, peaceful rebellion

then the Protestants started attacking them in the streets

then the British Army was sent in to protect the Catholics, who at first welcomed them

then there was a catatrophic incident called the Bogside Massacre, or Bloody Sunday

it started off as a Civil Rights protest by the Catholics

then somebody stepped in behind the protest and shot at the British Army with a bolt action rifle

the unit they shot at was the Parachute Regiment

the Paras reacted to contact, launched a platoon attack into the protest

that killed 13 protesters

then the Provisional Irish Republican Army was born

they became the American backed Soviet trained bomb experts in the 1970's

What do you think made one of the best trained regiments in the British army open fire on a crowd?
They weren't picking legitimate targets like elite soldiers should, they were firing randomly into a crowd.
I can only think that they panicked.

nah, that's just the Paratrooper factor

you should never use Paratroopers as peacekeepers

the same thing happened in Somalia with the Canadian Airborne Regiment

Paratroopers are assault troops, that is their nature, that is all they should be used for