Election Aftermath

[Spartanmack]

what's he up to about 42 executive orders already? guy doesn't do anything but sign executive orders.

Executive order dictator in chief, Dementia Chicom Joe
Terrible, destroying the country at break neck speed. IMO

It?s just normal, ordinary Joe Biden making politics boring again, hardly worth covering.

 

[Spartanmack]

That's doubtful.

There is economic common ground between the two groups.

The Far Right would need to start there - with class & income identity- and disavow the conspiracy theory stuff. Or at least keep it out of their politics.

And I think it's safe to say the KKK, Neo-nazi, and White Supremacist groups are "Far Right" by just about everyone's standards. Note: I'm not saying everyone on the Far RIght is a racist, but these groups are on the Far Right, they exist, and they are racist. In order for there to be common ground, those beliefs and principles have to be disavowed.

If the Far Right can do these things, then I think common ground is possible. But the center will do everything it can to foment conflict between them though.

Apparently you haven?t heard or conveniently ignored the way Antifa responds to or treats black Trump supporters. Also, it?s not true that racists have a right wing bias - that ignores the entire history of the kkk, how it was founded and what it stands for. It?s what the communist who wrote the books you read want you to believe. By placing the nationalist fascists on the far right, even though they have more in common with communists, they were able to foist their deplorable history of racism onto the right.

 

[Spartanmack]

Now a days under the current Orwellian cancel culture society, MSM/FANG controlled social media brainwashing divide and concur operations, any conservative that doesn?t care much for the views of those in the old guard like mittens Romney or Richard dick Cheney?s daughter, is considered far right! I?m considered far right just because I posted on Parler FFS

Those other groups you listed I?d consider white trash. I don?t really feel those groups are nearly as large and common place as the narratives keep telling everyone is. That center you suggest foments isn?t the center. It?s the chicom and global eugenist doing most of that.

They?re not. According to the ADL, as of 2019 there were about 3,000 active members of the kkk operating out of roughly 30 chapters. The numbers of active white supremacist hate groups are grossly inflated by the SPLC who labels any conservative group a hate group. You have to be ignorant to believe white supremacy has any influence in America today - outside the Democratic Party, that is.

 

[Gulo Blue]

Even Newsmax pushes back on election fraud claims now - just the software part of it (where lawsuits are happening), but it's a start.

https://www.cbsnews.com/news/mike-l...lks-off/?ftag=CNM-00-10aab7e&linkId=110632328

 

[zyxt9]

the guides need to be handicapped? I've heard it's just a matter of paying for a guide. They openly market it. A single search lead right to it.

I visited Legoland in SD a couple years ago with my kids, and I remember having the option to pay for a private tour guide (and the right to skip lines was part of the offer) for something like $50/hour or $400. That seemed unnecessary to me.

Either way, there's nothing wrong with the practice, right? The wealthy obviously worked way harder than you or I to afford those privileges... why not let them take advantage of it?

If we have to wait in line a little longer with our own kids so that our Social and Economic Superiors can cut to the front with their little brats, who are we to complain?

An official Disney VIP Guide fee is over $1000 for minimum 6 hours and is valid for up to 10 Guests.

The unofficial guide is a Guest who is eligible for utilizing Disney's Disability Assistance Service. This is an unapproved group of individuals with legit disabilities who have abused their privilege by advertising online that they will take previously unknown individuals through the park and access the attractions using their DAS. Disney has struggled with preventing this, and have denied individuals from receiving a DAS if they have been verified as abusers of the system and making money off of Disney in a way Disney views as a violation of the DAS Terms of Agreement. As this service is solely an accommodation to assist Guests with Disabilities, Disney reserves the right to deny anyone who has used it fraudulently as it is designed to allow them to include up to 5 additional family members or friends. Individuals who abused the system would post online that they can take a family of up to 5 around the parks and provide them quicker access to attractions and would charge often the price of their own admission into the parks for that day plus meals, sometimes an additional fee if they could swing it.

Disney also reserves the right to ban any who abuse these privileges from the parks, whether for a specific period of time or permanently. I would advise against trying to use this method as Disney is now (or at least were before COVID resulted in them laying off 30,000+ Cast Members) looking online for these abuses of their system. Disney is not opposed to pursuing legal action against individuals proven to abuse the system in order to maintain the integrity of their services. Might seem a bit harsh, but when this became a widespread problem, the alternative was to no longer provide the DAS. Either way Disney stands to have a challenge before them and this allows them to attempt denying only those who abuse the system as opposed to eliminating the service altogether.

 

[zyxt9]

As for the comment about the wealthy cutting the lines, the VIP guides are basically just setting up FastPasses when and where possible, booking meals when and where they are available, helping guide Guests through the park in a trained efficient fashion, and providing general assistance as requested. They are not cutting the lines the way you seem to be thinking.

That said, there are times when they do have certain individuals who are provided expedited attraction access. These are individuals who are involved in current promotional activities, such Press Events for new attractions. These celebrities or other VIPs are expedited because they are spending hours talking with the press, doing radio and TV interviews, etc. Because they are spending time doing these things to promote a Disney event, they are compensated for their time by having VIP Guides who are provided special access passes to attractions (most commonly still using FastPasses but without having to book FPs through the normal system and are provided more than Day Guests are able to receive).

Before FPs, they would often bring these types of VIPs through the exits or other backstage ways. This has also happened for a very small list of celebrities who were extremely recognizable and would create crowds around them making it difficult to get around the park even with multiple VIPs and Security attempting to assist. One specific individual who always accessed through backstage was Michael Jackson. This was an option for him that he preferred. Not every celebrity of that stature requested it.

Muhammed Ali preferred to go through the park and would stop and interact with every fan who approached. His VIP Guides were challenged with the groups he would gather, especially when they were attempting to get him to a location that required a specific time, such as a Show or Dining. The VIP Guides would approach Ali and remind him he needed to get to a location quickly...at which point he would slow down and spend even more time with his fans. That's the way Ali was, he valued those fan interactions. Eventually the VIP Guides learned it was better to inform his wife, Yolanda, that they were running behind at which point she would tell Muhammed that it was time to go and he would then move quicker.

My personal experiences were not with either of them, but my time as a Disney VIP Guide lead to some awesome experiences. Yes, the wealthy Guests paid for services that average Guests could not afford, but it is not to the extreme inferred, is done tactfully and with as minimal impact to other Guests as possible.

Even with Michael Jackson, his preferred way to enjoy the parks was actually to pay Disney to have a personal even after the park closed. He would pay to have the park open for about 3 hours for himself and a group of people after it was closed for the day. He would do this about once per year at WDW. This is something Guests also do for things like weddings, sometimes even engagements or birthday parties. Yes, not every Guest can afford to do that, but these events have virtually zero negative impact on Day Guests. If one has the money to spend on that, should they not be allowed the opportunity simply because not everyone will have that opportunity in their life?

Even in Socialist and Communist nations, there are individuals who get to have privileges not available to the masses. Jack Ma for example...not to mention the politicians who use and abuse the masses for their personal gain like the monarchs of old.

 

[tigermud]

Every week under chairman Joe feels like a year

 

[Thumb]

Every week under chairman Joe feels like a year

Wow! he will be your president for at least 208 years, and possibly 416!

 

[byco42]

Every week under chairman Joe feels like a year

I won?t let who the president is occupy my life.

 

[Spartanmack]

Don’t look now, Dems are jumping on the voting machine error bandwagon...

 

[Michchamp]

I won?t let who the president is occupy my life.

that made me think of a groucho marx kind joke

"I won't let who the president is occupy my wife"

 

[tinselwolverine]

Every week under chairman Joe feels like a year

So...are you saying Kamala is the real chairman, and Joe is actually the under chairman?

Or is AOC the real chairman, and not having the title is a technicality of her age?

I think I looked it up, and I believe AOC will reach the qualifying age to be president between the 2024 election and the January 20, 2025 noon assumption time.

 

[tigermud]

IMO Viable America first third party choice for 2024 on the table, trump will not run again. It’ll be tough to win with all the vote fraud the new party will need to focus first and foremost on getting the systematic fraud out of the election system. Uphill battle for sure.

 

[Thumb]

IMO Viable America first third party choice for 2024 on the table, trump will not run again. It?ll be tough to win with all the vote fraud the new party will need to focus first and foremost on getting the systematic fraud out of the election system. Uphill battle for sure.

All the vote fraud nobody can produce any proof of?

Making excuses already.

 

[sggatecl]

All the vote fraud nobody can produce any proof of?

Tons of proof. You're just not being patient enough!

 

[tigermud]

There will never be “proof” when courts aren’t willing to hear it and the new oligarchy disapproves

https://time.com/5936036/secret-202..._term=politics_2020-election&linkId=110717147

 

[Gulo Blue]

Text of the Impeachment Trial Memo is here:
https://www.thenation.com/article/politics/impeachment-trump-trial-brief/

 

[Spartanmack]

Text of the Impeachment Trial Memo is here:
https://www.thenation.com/article/politics/impeachment-trump-trial-brief/

seemed like a politically motivated giant waste of time before reading that - now there is no doubt, it's a politically motivated giant waste of time.

 

[tinselwolverine]

seemed like a politically motivated giant waste of time before reading that - now there is no doubt, it's a politically motivated giant waste of time.

Thanks, man. Before seeing this post I was totally going to read it.

 

[Gulo Blue]

Thanks, man. Before seeing this post I was totally going to read it.

At the start, it's carrying on about incitement, which I think involves proving intent. So good luck with that. And the Senate can do whatever they want anyway.

I mean, last time they voted to stick their fingers in their ears and Trump supporters took it to mean it actually was a perfect phone call. This time they can stick their fingers in their ears and it may prove that Trump really does have evidence of a stolen election.