civil war is inevitable

[Dutch Uncle]

Thinks words and sentences are bumper cars, not symbolic logic. ^^^

Trying to understand a severely mentally ill person is impossible. They are, by definition, irrational.

Anyone can listen to their fantasies. Some fantasies are told with such confidence that others may believe them, but at the core of each of Sybil's beliefs is irrationality due to his mental illness.

He declares himself sane because others cannot rationally dispute his irrational assumptions, claims and beliefs. That's a self-fulfilling scenario for him. LOL

 

[martin]

They went to war because the Brits refused to grant them the freedoms afforded other Brits. When they won, they had to set up a government to secure those rights. You may have read that in the Declaration of Independence.

-That to secure these rights, Governments are instituted among Men, deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed, --That whenever any Form of Government becomes destructive of these ends, it is the Right of the People to alter or to abolish it, and to institute new Government, laying its foundation on such principles and organizing its powers in such form, as to them shall seem most likely to effect their Safety and Happiness.

I've many books on Colonial America and the war.

 

[Dutch Uncle]

I've many books on Colonial America and the war.

I've bet you've read all of them.

 

[Into the Night]

The preamble is part of the Constitution. You really just make it up as needed, don't you? The preamble has been used by the Supremes many times. It is real and the constitution.

Not an authority or power. You cannot use it to cancel the rest of the Constitution. The Supreme Court does not have authority to change the Constitution.

 

[Into the Night]

Sybil has some "issues". No doubt he's old enough to have seen a doctor, but like all the other residents of Mount Stupid, he refuses to take his meds.

Who is Sybil? Insult fallacy. Psychoquackery. Trolling. No argument presented.

 

[Into the Night]

Trying to understand a severely mentally ill person is impossible. They are, by definition, irrational.

Anyone can listen to their fantasies. Some fantasies are told with such confidence that others may believe them, but at the core of each of Sybil's beliefs is irrationality due to his mental illness.

He declares himself sane because others cannot rationally dispute his irrational assumptions, claims and beliefs. That's a self-fulfilling scenario for him. LOL

Redefinition fallacy (insult<->irrationality). Inversion fallacy. Who is Sybil? Psychoquackery. Void argument fallacy. Bulverism fallacy. Trolling. No argument presented.

 

[Dutch Uncle]

Who is Sybil? Insult fallacy. Psychoquackery. Trolling. No argument presented.

Repetitious silliness.

 

[Dutch Uncle]

Redefinition fallacy (insult<->irrationality). Inversion fallacy. Who is Sybil? Psychoquackery. Void argument fallacy. Bulverism fallacy. Trolling. No argument presented.

Rectal-Cranial Inversion Syndrome, Terminal Case. PM for pictures.

 

[Into the Night]

Repetitious silliness.

Inversion fallacy.

 

[Into the Night]

Rectal-Cranial Inversion Syndrome, Terminal Case. PM for pictures.

Mockery. Denial of logic. Sour grapes. Trolling. No argument presented.

 

[martin]

I've bet you've read all of them.

Yeah, sorry. That was unnecessary.

 

[Dutch Uncle]

Yeah, sorry. That was unnecessary.

No worries. No doubt in my mind that you are much more well read on the American Revolution and the birth of our nation. I have a passing interest such as David McCullough's 1776 and an online Yale college course about the Revolution.

I was a big fan WWII aviation history books growing up and branched out to a lot of military history, but mostly the 20th Century and a bit of the Civil War.

How long have you been a fan of the American Revolution?

 

[gemini104104]

https://www.lewrockwell.com/2020/12/thierry-meyssan/civil-war-becomes-inevitable-in-the-usa/

The problem is no longer who was legitimately elected President of the United States, but how long can the civil war be postponed? Far from being a fight between a narcissistic TV presenter and a senile old man, the country is being torn apart over a fundamental cultural issue that has been smouldering since its inception.

Here we are: the disaster that has been predictable for the past 30 years is looming. The United States is heading inexorably toward secession and civil war.

Since the demise of the USSR, the “American Empire” no longer had an existential enemy and therefore no reason to exist. The attempt by George H. Bush (the father) and Bill Clinton to give the country a new life with the globalization of trade has destroyed the middle classes in the USA and in almost all of the West. The attempt of George W. Bush (son) and Barack Obama to organize the world around a new form of capitalism – financial this time – has been bogged down in the sands of Syria.

It is too late to turn the tide. Donald Trump’s attempt to abandon the American Empire and refocus the country’s efforts on its domestic prosperity has been sabotaged by the elites acquired to the puritanical ideology of the “Pilgrim Fathers”. As a result, the moment so feared by Richard Nixon and his election adviser Kevin Philipps has arrived: the United States is on the brink of secession and civil war.
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What I am writing is not a fantasy, but the analysis of many observers in the United States and around the world. For example, the Wisconsin Supreme Court has just declared Donald Trump’s election fraud appeal inadmissible, not on legal grounds, but because “it would open Pandora’s box.

In fact, contrary to the misrepresentation of events that dominates the international press, either the outgoing president’s appeals are judged in law and he is obviously right, or they are judged in politics and proving him right will provoke civil war. But the conflict is already too far advanced. Judging him politically in defiance of the law will also provoke civil war.

BS. Actually there was a civil war against Democracy and society between 2017 and 2021 as a result of tRump and his repuke goons waging war and going on a rampage against Democracy, society and humanity that culminated on January 6th as a result of tRump's act of inciting insurrection or a coup against Democracy at using a mob of degenerates and uncivilized morons to carry it out and to which they continue to be hauled in who should be served the harshest punishment instead of some chicken shit and slap on the ass judgements.

 

[SmarterthanYou]

BS. Actually there was a civil war against Democracy and society between 2017 and 2021 as a result of tRump and his repuke goons waging war and going on a rampage against Democracy, society and humanity that culminated on January 6th as a result of tRump's act of inciting insurrection or a coup against Democracy at using a mob of degenerates and uncivilized morons to carry it out and to which they continue to be hauled in who should be served the harshest punishment instead of some chicken shit and slap on the ass judgements.

with the exception of the events of 1/6, your entire post is hate filled nonsense............

 

[martin]

No worries. No doubt in my mind that you are much more well read on the American Revolution and the birth of our nation. I have a passing interest such as David McCullough's 1776 and an online Yale college course about the Revolution.

I was a big fan WWII aviation history books growing up and branched out to a lot of military history, but mostly the 20th Century and a bit of the Civil War.

How long have you been a fan of the American Revolution?

I discovered as a kid my father’s copies of Arundel and other Kenneth Roberts books of the period and from there I developed an interest in American history generally. I like reading. McCullough has many really good books. My favorite may be The Great Bridge, amazing story of the building of the Brooklyn Bridge.

 

[Dutch Uncle]

I discovered as a kid my father’s copies of Arundel and other Kenneth Roberts books of the period and from there I developed an interest in American history generally. I like reading. McCullough has many really good books. My favorite may be The Great Bridge, amazing story of the building of the Brooklyn Bridge.

I'd never heard of Roberts, but he was a prolific and popular writer. My favorite in historical authors is Walter Lord with "A Time to Stand"(Alamo) being my favorite followed by "A Day in Infamy" and "Incredible Victory"(Midway).

 

[Micawber]

I'd never heard of Roberts, but he was a prolific and popular writer. My favorite in historical authors is Walter Lord with "A Time to Stand"(Alamo) being my favorite followed by "A Day in Infamy" and "Incredible Victory"(Midway).

My first verbal presentation was the battle of midway in 7th grade US & VA history class. Still remember my poster wobbling in my hands as I tried to speak because of nervousness.
So I went off script and lectured on CRT.

 

[Dutch Uncle]

My first verbal presentation was the battle of midway in 7th grade US & VA history class. Still remember my poster wobbling in my hands as I tried to speak because of nervousness.
So I went off script and lectured on CRT.

Did all the RWers assault you?

Great battle. In a sentence, what was your overall take on it?

 

[Taichiliberal]

Fiction is not a documentary.

The racists are Democrats. There is no United States. It was overthrown by Democrats.

then pack your shyte and leave, you silly little Squawker....no one will stop you, unlike true fascists and communist countries. It would be interesting to see how you prove that a political party that has participated in the election process for over 2 centuries "overthrew" and demolished the USA. And it's noted how you excuse the Turner Diaries. Carry on.

 

[redfish]

Low IQ opioid addicts like you can't handle a civil war

right, it would be very short, we have the military, the police, all of the gunowners, and you fools have senile joe, cameltoe harris, and you don't know which restroom to use. Very short civil war and the constitution will win overwhelmingly.