FLASH: The Left has Openly Declared War on you Red State Neanderthals

[C-Mag]

The Left has declared a Civil War on you, it's like getting attacked by religious fanatics. You may not have a problem with you, but they have a problem with you and you are at war whether you want to be or not.

They see California as the Model and intend to bring California style government to you. These same people are finally honest and open in calling for the repeal of the 2nd Amendment and confiscation of all guns. They will press harder.

I'm not sure how best to fight an online war.





Liberals Announce Their Plan To Destroy ‘Normal Americans’ In Civil War
Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey, liberals have devised a plan they think will destroy normal Americans in a new “Civil War.” But here’s the spoiler alert: it’s isn’t really that good of a plan, to begin with. Now, the CEO applauded an article in something called Medium in which the writer of said article described how liberals intend to crush Normal Americans into serfdom in a bloodless “civil war.”

California today provides a model for America as a whole.
https://medium.com/s/state-of-the-futur ... 52e2861f30

[Ph64]

Ah, yes, "California is the model"...

...the state that's ranked 50th out of 50, dead last, in quality of life.
...the state that middle class people and increasingly more companies are fleeing because of high taxes.
...the state that's going bankrupt from their policies.

Yup, that's the model we need!!

[DrYouth]

What is this publication?

Medium?

Wikipedia has this.

Evan Williams, Twitter co-founder and former CEO, created Medium from the ground up with the idea of encouraging users to create posts longer than the 140-character limit of Twitter. When it launched in 2012, Williams stated, "There's been less progress toward raising the quality of what's produced."[5] By April 2013, Williams reported there were 30 full-time staff working on the platform,[6] including a vacancy for a "Storyteller" role,[7] and that it was taking "98 percent" of his time.[6] By August, Williams reported that the site was still small, although he was still optimistic about it, saying "We are trying to make it as easy as possible for people who have thoughtful things to say".[8]

Medium has been focusing on optimizing the time visitors spend reading the site (1.5 million hours in March 2015), as opposed to maximizing the size of its audience.[9][10] In 2015, Williams criticized the standard web traffic metric of unique visitors as "a highly volatile and meaningless number for what we’re trying to do".[10] According to the company, as of May 2017, Medium.com had 60 million unique monthly readers.[1]

Twitter spin off? "Storyteller" role... lol... silicon valley granola

[C-Mag]

Ah, yes, "California is the model"...

...the state that's ranked 50th out of 50, dead last, in quality of life.
...the state that middle class people and increasingly more companies are fleeing because of high taxes.
...the state that's going bankrupt from their policies.

Yup, that's the model we need!!

It's good that they have showed us their victory conditions.

People are aligning by values right now. The Middle Class is undergoing a Mass Exodus of California Right now. The Tax Payers are leaving.

The way I see this, is it's an economic war. They need the Red States wealth to continue their vision of the future. We can kind of wait them out, the problem for us is Washington DC is going to come to their rescue and take our money to prop up their failed model.

[C-Mag]

What is this publication?

Medium?

Wikipedia has this.

Evan Williams, Twitter co-founder and former CEO, created Medium from the ground up with the idea of encouraging users to create posts longer than the 140-character limit of Twitter. When it launched in 2012, Williams stated, "There's been less progress toward raising the quality of what's produced."[5] By April 2013, Williams reported there were 30 full-time staff working on the platform,[6] including a vacancy for a "Storyteller" role,[7] and that it was taking "98 percent" of his time.[6] By August, Williams reported that the site was still small, although he was still optimistic about it, saying "We are trying to make it as easy as possible for people who have thoughtful things to say".[8]

Medium has been focusing on optimizing the time visitors spend reading the site (1.5 million hours in March 2015), as opposed to maximizing the size of its audience.[9][10] In 2015, Williams criticized the standard web traffic metric of unique visitors as "a highly volatile and meaningless number for what we’re trying to do".[10] According to the company, as of May 2017, Medium.com had 60 million unique monthly readers.[1]

Twitter spin off?

Looks like it to me.
Twitter is a big player, that combined with the Lefties finally coming clean about their intentions regarding Gun Confiscation makes this serious to me.

[DrYouth]

Looks like it to me.
Twitter is a big player, that combined with the Lefties finally coming clean about their intentions regarding Gun Confiscation makes this serious to me.

Not going to happen...

Hasn't happened so far... why should it now...

Too many cold dead hands to deal with.

Lefties aren't up to that kind of confrontation... and never will be.

[Zlaxer]

What is this publication?

Medium?

Wikipedia has this.

Evan Williams, Twitter co-founder and former CEO, created Medium from the ground up with the idea of encouraging users to create posts longer than the 140-character limit of Twitter. When it launched in 2012, Williams stated, "There's been less progress toward raising the quality of what's produced."[5] By April 2013, Williams reported there were 30 full-time staff working on the platform,[6] including a vacancy for a "Storyteller" role,[7] and that it was taking "98 percent" of his time.[6] By August, Williams reported that the site was still small, although he was still optimistic about it, saying "We are trying to make it as easy as possible for people who have thoughtful things to say".[8]

Medium has been focusing on optimizing the time visitors spend reading the site (1.5 million hours in March 2015), as opposed to maximizing the size of its audience.[9][10] In 2015, Williams criticized the standard web traffic metric of unique visitors as "a highly volatile and meaningless number for what we’re trying to do".[10] According to the company, as of May 2017, Medium.com had 60 million unique monthly readers.[1]

Twitter spin off?

Looks like it to me.
Twitter is a big player, that combined with the Lefties finally coming clean about their intentions regarding Gun Confiscation makes this serious to me.

The part that has me the most worried....is that most leftist revolutions happen quickly....with things looking normal right up until the shit hits the fan.....

[Zlaxer]

Lefties aren't up to that kind of confrontation... and never will be.

[C-Mag]

The part that has me the most worried....is that most leftist revolutions happen quickly....with things looking normal right up until the shit hits the fan.....

Their open offensive erupts quickly, but they spend decades preparing the battlefield. This is why when they finally come out into the open, people need to be aware they've declared open warfare.

Look at the 1919 Communist Party USA goals for victory.............. same then as now and they've accomplished a lot. I don't know that the Lefties can win a non-violent war. They've always won by either co-opting the military or getting the military to sit the fence. Theyve won by use of fists in the street, and it's one of their iconic symbols.

[DrYouth]

Lefties aren't up to that kind of confrontation... and never will be.

American lefties...

Bolshie pantywaists ain't gonna grab your guns.

Not literally.

They might try to tangle you in some red tape... but literally seize your weapons... I don't think so.