Dan Bilzerian - the next US president.

[Nercohype]

Maga must fall or it will be the end of all of us. All rightwing parties around the world must be defeated! The good people must rise up and fight! 

[Elliott]

5 hours ago, Nercohype said:

Maga must fall or it will be the end of all of us. All rightwing parties around the world must be defeated! The good people must rise up and fight! 

Amen. People gotta quit screwing around, and act on eliminating right wing politics.

[Salvijus]

You guys don't want to get involved in a fight with the right imo. The left side are just a bunch of liberal flamboyants that would get completely trampled by the likes of Dan Bilzerians. 

Edited Tuesday at 03:34 PM by Salvijus

[Elliott]

10 minutes ago, Salvijus said:

You guys don't want to get involved in a fight with the right imo. The left side are just a bunch of liberal flamboyants that would get completely trampled by the likes of Dan Bilzerians. 

Liberals have beat tyrants every single war....

[Salvijus]

35 minutes ago, Elliott said:

Liberals have beat tyrants every single war....

Liberals used to have balls in the past. And they had different values. Times are different now. And your claim is factually not true btw. 

Edited Tuesday at 04:18 PM by Salvijus

[Elliott]

14 minutes ago, Salvijus said:

Liberals used to have balls in the past. Times are different now. And your claim is factually not true btw. 

What war did liberals lose?

What balls do conservatives have, they literally believe democrats stole the 2020 election and did nothing to stop them? They literally believe the country was stolen by Biden, and did nothing. You think they're going to fight Xi Jinping but they won't fight elderly "flamboyants" as you call them? 🤣

Edited Tuesday at 04:20 PM by Elliott

[Salvijus]

18 minutes ago, Elliott said:

What balls do conservatives have

I'm talking about the actual balls, not metaphorical ones. 

[Elliott]

Just now, Salvijus said:

I'm talking about the actual balls, not metaphorical ones. 

Answer the question. What war did liberals lose? Because conservatives have lost EVERY war.

[Salvijus]

2 minutes ago, Elliott said:

Answer the question. What war did liberals lose? Because conservatives have lost EVERY war.

Just type that question into grok or chatgpt. 

[Elliott]

Just now, Salvijus said:

Just type that question into grok or chatgpt. 

I did, this is the response

"Liberals have won every war"

[Lyubov]

Dan Bilzarian would accidentally shoot himself with one of his guns before anything would happen. He got kicked out of the army for this and look up that vide of him trying to get a gun from a cop during the Las Vegas shooting. 

[Salvijus]

2 minutes ago, Elliott said:

I did, this is the response

"Liberals have won every war"

Fascist Italy under Benito Mussolini (1922–1943): Mussolini was appointed prime minister after the March on Rome, with initial broad support from the Italian populace disillusioned with liberal democracy. He gradually dismantled parliamentary institutions, suppressed opposition through violence (e.g., the Matteotti murder), and established a totalitarian state that endured until Allied forces defeated it in World War II.

Spanish Civil War and Francisco Franco's Regime (1936–1939 victory, ruled until 1975): Franco's Nationalist forces, backed by fascist Italy and Nazi Germany, defeated the democratically elected Second Spanish Republic in a brutal civil war. The Republic represented liberal and socialist ideals, but Franco's tyranny prevailed through military superiority, leading to decades of authoritarian rule marked by repression, executions, and censorship. 

Chile under Augusto Pinochet (1973–1990): Pinochet seized power in a U.S.-backed military coup against the democratically elected socialist president Salvador Allende. Despite initial economic chaos under Allende, Pinochet's regime crushed liberal opposition through disappearances, torture, and media control, maintaining tyranny for 17 years until public pressure and a plebiscite forced a transition back to democracy.28cc39

Uganda under Idi Amin (1971–1979): Amin overthrew the government in a coup and ruled as a dictator, expelling ethnic minorities, committing mass atrocities, and dismantling any remnants of liberal governance. His tyranny persisted until external invasion by Tanzania ended it, but during his rule, he successfully eliminated democratic elements.f49c49

Zimbabwe under Robert Mugabe (1980–2017): Initially elected in a democratic process after independence, Mugabe consolidated power by suppressing opposition parties, rigging elections, and using violence against dissenters (e.g., the Gukurahundi massacres). What began as a liberation from colonial tyranny devolved into his own authoritarian regime, which outlasted liberal challenges until a military coup removed him.81dae0

Middle Eastern and Asian Examples

Iranian Revolution and the Islamic Republic (1979–present): The Shah's semi-liberal monarchy was overthrown in a popular revolution, with widespread support for Ayatollah Khomeini, who promised Islamic governance but established a theocratic tyranny. Liberal and leftist revolutionaries were sidelined or executed, leading to ongoing suppression of freedoms, women's rights, and political dissent.598807

Syria under Bashar al-Assad (2011–present, amid civil war): During the Arab Spring, pro-democracy protests challenged Assad's regime, but his authoritarian counterinsurgency—using barrel bombs, chemical weapons, and alliances with Russia and Iran—has largely defeated liberal opposition forces, allowing his tyranny to endure in much of the country despite international condemnation.9fbcb5

[Salvijus]

2 minutes ago, Lyubov said:

Dan Bilzarian would accidentally shoot himself with one of his guns before anything would happen

He's good with guns actually. 

[Lyubov]

17 minutes ago, Salvijus said:

He's good with guns actually. 

He got kicked out of the Navy for mishandling a gun... Then again he lied about owning that mansion in LA so you never really know with this guy the true story. 

[Elliott]

5 minutes ago, Salvijus said:

Fascist Italy under Benito Mussolini (1922–1943): Mussolini was appointed prime minister after the March on Rome, with initial broad support from the Italian populace disillusioned with liberal democracy. He gradually dismantled parliamentary institutions, suppressed opposition through violence (e.g., the Matteotti murder), and established a totalitarian state that endured until Allied forces defeated it in World War II.

Spanish Civil War and Francisco Franco's Regime (1936–1939 victory, ruled until 1975): Franco's Nationalist forces, backed by fascist Italy and Nazi Germany, defeated the democratically elected Second Spanish Republic in a brutal civil war. The Republic represented liberal and socialist ideals, but Franco's tyranny prevailed through military superiority, leading to decades of authoritarian rule marked by repression, executions, and censorship. 

Chile under Augusto Pinochet (1973–1990): Pinochet seized power in a U.S.-backed military coup against the democratically elected socialist president Salvador Allende. Despite initial economic chaos under Allende, Pinochet's regime crushed liberal opposition through disappearances, torture, and media control, maintaining tyranny for 17 years until public pressure and a plebiscite forced a transition back to democracy.28cc39

Uganda under Idi Amin (1971–1979): Amin overthrew the government in a coup and ruled as a dictator, expelling ethnic minorities, committing mass atrocities, and dismantling any remnants of liberal governance. His tyranny persisted until external invasion by Tanzania ended it, but during his rule, he successfully eliminated democratic elements.f49c49

Zimbabwe under Robert Mugabe (1980–2017): Initially elected in a democratic process after independence, Mugabe consolidated power by suppressing opposition parties, rigging elections, and using violence against dissenters (e.g., the Gukurahundi massacres). What began as a liberation from colonial tyranny devolved into his own authoritarian regime, which outlasted liberal challenges until a military coup removed him.81dae0

Middle Eastern and Asian Examples

Iranian Revolution and the Islamic Republic (1979–present): The Shah's semi-liberal monarchy was overthrown in a popular revolution, with widespread support for Ayatollah Khomeini, who promised Islamic governance but established a theocratic tyranny. Liberal and leftist revolutionaries were sidelined or executed, leading to ongoing suppression of freedoms, women's rights, and political dissent.598807

Syria under Bashar al-Assad (2011–present, amid civil war): During the Arab Spring, pro-democracy protests challenged Assad's regime, but his authoritarian counterinsurgency—using barrel bombs, chemical weapons, and alliances with Russia and Iran—has largely defeated liberal opposition forces, allowing his tyranny to endure in much of the country despite international condemnation.9fbcb5

Assad is gone...

Spain was socialist not liberal 

You consider the u.s. to not be a liberal party in regards to Socialist Chile in 1973?

[Lyubov]

23 minutes ago, Salvijus said:

Fascist Italy under Benito Mussolini (1922–1943): Mussolini was appointed prime minister after the March on Rome, with initial broad support from the Italian populace disillusioned with liberal democracy. He gradually dismantled parliamentary institutions, suppressed opposition through violence (e.g., the Matteotti murder), and established a totalitarian state that endured until Allied forces defeated it in World War II.

lol bro mussolini was chased out of office and hung out in public in the town square for everyone to see his body. bro did not win in the long run at all. 

[Salvijus]

8 minutes ago, Lyubov said:

lol bro mussolini was chased out of office and hung out in public in the town square for everyone to see his body. bro did not win in the long run at all. 

In the long run a war never ends, just temporary change of power. So by that logic liberals never once won either. 

Edited Tuesday at 05:23 PM by Salvijus

[Salvijus]

11 minutes ago, Lyubov said:

He got kicked out of the Navy for mishandling a gun... Then again he lied about owning that mansion in LA so you never really know with this guy the true story. 

Mm... Fine. But from what I heard I think he's good. Had a gun since 6y,old. Participated in a war and has actual combat experience. Has enough guns in his house to equipt the army (those were PBS words in one of his interviews) 

So yea, each one can draw their own conclusion. 

[Salvijus]

15 minutes ago, Elliott said:

Assad is gone...

Spain was socialist not liberal 

You consider the u.s. to not be a liberal party in regards to Socialist Chile in 1973?

Ugh.... 

Edited Tuesday at 05:29 PM by Salvijus

[MightyMind]

@Nercohype what are you going to do about biodigital convergence and the internet of things?