How bad are things going to get? How much longer will this persist? Give an honest opinion. Schizos stay out.
How bad are things going to get? How much longer will this persist? Give an honest opinion. Schizos stay out
Jason Price
Other urls found in this thread:
youtube.com
youtube.com
youtu.be
opendemocracy.net
iheart.com
youtube.com
youtube.com
youtube.com
youtube.com
cbc.ca
twitter.com
Levi Hughes
Consider this. It only took a few dozen cases to grow to this point. If we can't get it down to 0 it's just going to go exponential over and over until enough people are immune. But that point is when 70% of the population has already caught it.
What the authorities aren't telling us is that the lockdown is going to last 18 months until a vaccine comes out. They'll be clinging to power by a thread as civil unrest grows. The national guard is going to get involved once grocery stores start getting looted.
Kevin Ward
Q predicted this
Camden Perez
Imagine the flu season. Now imagine that 100 times worse. Now imagine an invasion of hordes of meat eating aliens. Now imagine legions of angels of death breathing fire down upon the masses. And frogs.
Like that.
Bentley White
My guess is right wingers, gun owners, people who called out zionism/name the jew etc will be vanned by the military during a deliberate nationwide blackout in the US (and other western countries) while internet and cellular service is down. Q is in place so that these groups don’t freak out when they start seeing military in the streets, because they believe the elite pedos are the ones who are going to be rounded up. The massive increase in aggressive all caps shills recently lends itself to this theory, flaming anyone who is anywhere even close to the truth. But who the fuck knows desu
Joseph Thomas
The plan of your long nose tribe is an economic and everything rebuilt as a corrupt authoritarian dystopian commie shit with technology way worse than the chinese social credit system.
Josiah Rogers
*economic collapse
Jack Sullivan
Angry and disenfranchised people begin descending on the city centers, or on logistical sites like airports and ports. Their angry invasion resonates in a distinct yet parallel way with people living in marginalized or low-income neighborhoods either inside the city or at its edges (graffiti crews, rednecks, truck drivers, drug dealers, sex workers, former-prisoners, pensioners). Ethical extremists of various ideological or subcultural persuasions operate alongside one another in the streets, united only by their respective unwillingness to police each other’s anger at the system (for better and for worse: anarchists, neonazis, soccer hooligans, gang members). The various social groups never synthesize into a larger whole, but simply move alongside one another, occasionally clashing with one another, but returning week after week to smash the glittering facades of the cities and attacking police and governmental buildings. Those who can’t make it to the urban centers block the roads and arterial infrastructure on which they depend, from outside. This heterogeneous alliance of ‘randos’ from the near-and-far hinterlands and urban ethical extremists repolarizes the political situation from top and bottom, rather than left and right.
Isaac Campbell
Politicians, leftist organizations, trade unions and N.G.O.’s initially distance themselves from the confusing mêlée and denounce the violence. The crowds pay them no mind, owing them no allegiance. Realizing they have been eclipsed, leftist organizations have no choice but to tuck their tail and chase after the crowds from a rearguard position, attempting however possible to co-opt, manage, and eventually pacify them. College students and middle managers of all demographics attempt to shame and divide the rioters racially, sexually, geographically, by class, by any axis of identity they can, so as to better gain a foothold in the chaos. Along the way, the police will commit their usual heavy-handed blunders, which will (at first) widen the antagonism and expand the struggle, forcing the government to deploy the National Guard. When they reach this point, struggles will will either dissipate, or else succeed in fracturing the armed forces and inducing widespread social defection…
Colton Morris
If status quo China domination is inevitable. US and Russia should nuke them asap