Let’s check in on what America is fighting for around the world

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35 Responses to Let’s check in on what America is fighting for around the world

  1. Not Trampis says:

    They are fighting for democracy. They are fighting a man who commits war crimes you simply wil lnot talk about let alone criticise.
    We do not always like what occurs in democracy but it is far better than what occurs in russie.

  2. Christine says:

    They’re encouraging abnormality
    Privately, they’re probably repelled

  3. Franx says:

    NT , I think it was the British and the Americans who were most recently involved in war crimes. And Merkel, too, as she herself tells us, at the behest of the EU and the US.
    However, as for democracy of the drag sort, it is about greasy, lurid ugliness which does not bear being close to; nor does that particular type of democracy permit disapproval of either the ugliness or the delusions, nor examination of harm. Now, you suggest you are not necessarily in favour of drag behaviour – yet I wonder how far you would get saying so, publicly, even if in only your dithering terms. Might just lead to democratic detention.

  4. Boambee John says:

    The most amusing thing about the current contretemps is watching the leftards gagging for a war with Russia. Even our old mate m0nty=fa was calling explicitly for a war against Russian imperialism not long ago. He, like all the other leftards, wasn’t rushing out to enlist.

    I wonder how keen Non Mentis is to be on the front line of the war against Putin?

  5. C.L. says:

    They’re encouraging abnormality
    Privately, they’re probably repelled.

    Nah. Biden has a natural affinity for perverts.

  6. C.L. says:

    Funny how I didn’t even mention Ukraine but Trampo associated opposition to depravity with Vladimir Putin. Interesting.

  7. Lee says:

    Nah. Biden has a natural affinity for perverts.

    Luggage thief and general all-round pervert Sam Brinton being an excellent case in point.
    And Levine.

  8. C.L. says:

    The Democrats call it the “Respect for Marriage Act.”
    This is mockery of God Himself.

    Trampo is OK about it, though.

  9. Tel says:

    Reminding ourselves of some of the war crimes from 2014 that led to the violence we are seeing now.

    https://ukraine-human-rights.org/massacre-in-mariupol-up-to-100-people-shot-dead-on-day-of-victory-over-fascism/

  10. Buccaneer says:

    At best one might argue that Ukraine is fighting for survival, democracy appears to have been suspended.

    Of course it appears to be no coincidence that the conflict in Ukraine coincides with the election of the Biden influence peddlers who just happen to have Ukraine as a key sphere of influence. It also doesn’t appear to be coincidence that the doyen of ethical altruism was practicing his wares in Ukraine and at the same time openly funding Democrat campaigns.

    One might expect the supporters of government as a cure to all ills to be appalled by these developments and to start asking serious questions as to how these murky happenstances can possibly come to be. Apparently not…

  11. Not Trampis says:

    you didn’t mention Ukraine.
    do tell me you are not that stupid.

    As for democracy things are done one does not like in a democracy however you can always use your vote next time there is an election. You can organise people to demonstrate against those measure or policies you do not like.
    On the other hand sometimes you simply have to admit the measures and policies you oppose have popular support.
    That is democracy at work. It aint great but it is better than anything else.
    Just look at russia

  12. C.L. says:

    Well summarised, Bucc. 👍

    Praised by ZeroHedge as “4 Minutes Of Undiluted Truth On Mainstream TV”…

    See also this chat between Carlson and Greenwald:

    https://twitter.com/TPostMillennial/status/1600669913676648451

  13. C.L. says:

    As for democracy things are done one does not like in a democracy however you can always use your vote next time there is an election. You can organise people to demonstrate against those measure or policies you do not like.
    On the other hand sometimes you simply have to admit the measures and policies you oppose have popular support.
    That is democracy at work. It aint great but it is better than anything else.
    Just look at russia

    This is a reasonable point. However, a lot of depraved policy is now ‘popular’ because people fear the repercussions of not supporting it.

  14. Twostix says:

    You can organise people to demonstrate against those measure or policies you do not like.

    Yeah, protesting against the establishment goes real well.

    What a boomer.

  15. dover_beach says:

    The Democrats call it the “Respect for Marriage Act.”
    This is mockery of God Himself.

    Which is why the event was full of drag queens.

  16. dover_beach says:

    ‘Democracy’ whitewashes a lot of depravity in the West. It also excuses indifference and cowardice in the face of evil.

  17. Buccaneer says:

    You can organise people to demonstrate against those measure or policies you do not like.

    Unless the protests are against a corrupt leftist autocrat, then even being an original inhabitant won’t save you. No voice in Brazil.

  18. Lee says:

    You can organise people to demonstrate against those measure or policies you do not like.

    Said by the same person who praised the authoritarian Trudeau for cracking down on peaceful protesters.

  19. Franx says:

    As for democracy things are done one does not like in a democracy however you can always use your vote next time there is an election.

    Fudging, NT.
    The question was not whether in your ‘democracy’ you liked or did not like certain behaviour but whether you had the right to express a view on that behaviour.
    Voting on a topic is meaningless when discussion of the topic has been stymied. Increasingly, political powers are shutting down open discussion in the moral, the ethical, the medical, the political, the religious and other epistemic spheres. But no matter for all is well just as long as people are led to call it a ‘democracy’ – and are safe, without being effective.

  20. Boambee John says:

    I see that I have no need to respond to the latest drivel from Non Mentis, as others have covered it quite well.

    Other than to say that nothing better could be expected from someone who failed pre-school.

  21. Jannie says:

    I see that I have no need to respond to the latest drivel from Non Mentis,

    That is the general case Boambee. What is the point of responding, he can not write in proper English, and his thinking is clearly limited by his language. I can forgive his lack of intellect but he is habitually insulting, and worse he is irritating.

  22. Franx says:

    And really, it’s not what America is fighting for but what America and NATO is getting others, not Americans, to fight and die for.
    And all those fighting and dying at the bidding of America and NATO, unlike their more ‘propagandised’ Russian adversaries, have no real idea of the extent of the depravity entailed in the promise of the ‘democracy’ on offer. Rather, I doubt that the Ukranian soldiers in the trenches of Bakhmut would be inspired to fight to the death for drag causes such as those espoused by President Biden and Dr Jill Biden. I could be wrong.

  23. Franx says:

    And Twostix, many, many boomers were involved in those protests. I met quite a few in the city who had travelled from far away country Victoria. It’s an integrity thing more so than an epoch thing.
    As for the those clips from your link, not one – I repeat not one – was aired during the recent Victorian elections.
    I think the filmic reminders would have made the world of difference.
    But maybe difference was the very point at issue, insofar as there is none or none must be allowed.

  24. Chris M says:

    Waiting for CL’s post about the witches…

  25. Not Trampis says:

    Err Trudeau cracked on people trying to illegally change a government. A wonderful own goal.

    Als Deplorables only like democracy if the policies they like are implemented showing yet again they simply do not understand what democracy is.

  26. Boambee John says:

    Non Mentis

    Als Deplorables only like democracy if the policies they like are implemented showing yet again they simply do not understand what democracy is.

    Whereas so-called “progressives” regard any government which they do not control, regardless of the policies it might implement, as illegitimate. Recall their reaction to the victories of Howard and Abbott, both of whom were elected from Opposition with substantial majorities.

  27. Boambee John says:

    Non Mentis

    PS: Err Trudeau cracked on people trying to illegally change a government. A wonderful own goal.

    Does this mean that he is about to crack down on the Chinese government, for illegally trying to influence elections in Canada? No? Thought not.

  28. Franx says:

    I credited NT with an argument, invalid though it was but nevertheless an argument. Won’t do that again – only encourages NT to indulge in repeated inanities.

  29. Not Trampis says:

    primary school drop outs on drugs.
    Who said any elected government was illegitimate.
    you just make things up.

    and no you do not allow people to indulge in a coup no matter how stupid they are. now those fools thought the Canadian government was illegitimate.

  30. Boambee John says:

    Non Mentis

    Who said any elected government was illegitimate.

    The behaviour of Labor in opposition after the Howard and Abbott victories said it. Pre-school failures are too stupid to understand.

    and no you do not allow people to indulge in a coup no matter how stupid they are.

    Are you referring to the demonstrations in Canada a year ago? Do you really regard parking trucks on streets in Ottawa as an attempted coup? If so, how does that fit with your statements that organising demonstrations is acceptable in a democracy?

    Are you saying that Canada is not a democracy? That a simple demonstration is a statement that the government is illegitimate? If so, what do you say about the ACTU demonstration outside our Parliament House in 1996? Attempted coup? Statement that the government was illegitimate?

    If only you had not failed pre-school, you might be able to come up with a logical argument. So sad, too bad.

  31. Lee says:

    Who said any elected government was illegitimate.

    Hillary and many other Democrats were alleging precisely that after Trump’s election in 2016.
    Not to mention that after Trump’s election there were widespread protests and destructive riots in parts of America against his presidency.
    By your own definition and that of other “January 6 was an attempted coup by Trump” conspiracy nutters, surely those were examples of an attempt at a coup.

  32. Boambee John says:

    Not Trampis says:
    14 December, 2022 at 11:50 am

    … You can organise people to demonstrate against those measure or policies you do not like.

    Not Trampis says:
    15 December, 2022 at 8:02 am
    Err Trudeau cracked on people trying to illegally change a government. A wonderful own goal.

    Not Trampis says:
    15 December, 2022 at 2:44 pm

    and no you do not allow people to indulge in a coup no matter how stupid they are.

    It seems that, to Non Mentis, some demonstrations are noble examples of democracy at work, others are attempted coups.

  33. Boambee John says:

    Non Mentis

    Have you decided yet how to tell between good and bad demonstrations? Between democracy and a coup/insurrection ?

  34. Boambee John says:

    Non Mentis still trying to fudge a difference between a demonstration and a coup?

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