Tennessee 61.7
Kansas 61.9
Pennsylvania 63.0
Michigan 63.2
Minnesota 64.1
Nebraska 65.0
Indiana 66.3
Ohio 66.9
Wisconsin 67.1
Missouri 68.2
South Dakota 68.8
Utah 70.4
Idaho 71.1
North Dakota 72.7
Wyoming 73.5
Iowa 73.5
Montana 74.2
Kentucky 74.3
New Hampshire 79.8
Vermont 83.5
Maine 83.5
West Virginia 84.8

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They weren't that different. In both cases, overeager defendants thought they were defending their communities and as a result put themselves in bad situations that most people would not have found themselves in.

It was Rittenhouse's good fortune he killed attacking white hipsters and not a fleeing black "jogger" on the attack.

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According to the leaker, it is not exactly a matter of principle or conscience . . .

https://twitter.com/JackPosobiec/status/1460736388316418051

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They have a lot of trouble finding low level workers who can pass drug tests.

OT, but this raises the question of why low-level workers are being drug tested to begin with. They aren't pretty much anyplace else on earth.

When surgeons and other doctors are required to be drug tested before they cut the rest of us open, I'll believe that drug testing has something to do with keeping us all safe. Until then, as far as I am concerned, it's nothing but a form of ritual humiliation of the working class that Ameritards are stupid to put up with.

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This gives me an idea. We should start a pool, like a Dead Pool. We bet on the year and month that cholera reappears in the USA. Or perhaps the year and city.

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Keeping in mind that one person’s outlandish conspiracy theory is another person’s truism, and that the mainstreamers’ beliefs and statements about these matters are often the most insane, idiotic, disgusting, and criminal of all, I would argue that it’s the New York Times editors, writers, and readers, not people like Jonathan Revusky, whose “personality flaws are so severe as to quite possibly approach clinical mental illness.”
 

He’s not a stupid fellow and he sometimes makes some interesting points, but his obvious personality flaws are so severe as to quite possibly approach clinical mental illness.

Listen to him on these links and he sounds like a very sane sober person:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lwNjeIn2RFg [34:00]
https://heresycentral.is/revusky/podcast-with-johnny-monoxide/

I also think he is brilliant. His bio lists many notable achievements (such as chess grandmaster mathematician teacher):
https://heresycentral.is/author/revusky/
https://www.veteranstoday.com/2016/12/28/arrf/

I agree with Ron that JR is prone to inauspicious outbursts and devastating sarcastic diatribes that undermine his credibility with borderline conspiracy skeptics. I suspect JR needs some spiritual help. It's a great burden to have peered behind the curtain and to perceive the utter vileness of our lying deceiving conniving elites coupled in a toxic codependency with the ignorant complacency of the public at large.

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This is a perfectly standard and natural form of government for a third world islamic tribal nation to be in.
 

Now Afghans can simply be Afghans.
 

The Taliban don’t even seem to be on a revenge quest, to their credit.
 

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Off topic I guess, but here in Iceland we are discovering that vaccines are not that good at creating the heard immunity everyone was waiting for.

After enjoying mask-free, no social distancing and covid free society for the past few weeks we are seeing exponential surge in infections. According to official reports the highest rate of infections ever seen. This is happening with 85% of the population vaccinated. Numbers as high as 90% having gotten one doze have been reported. I believe we are close to the world record in this regard.

Yesterday 56 tested positive, thereof 46 fully vaccinated. And even worse one fully vaccinated individual infected six people, just to give one example.

In short: Fully vaccinated people test positive and infect others. And few fully vaccinated have gotten sick, even hospitalized. Medical chief at our biggest hospital expects a wave coming his way in about 14 days.

Needless to say the mood over here is dropping like stone.
 

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... moving to a heavily Mormon or Amish area ...
 

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There was pushback here on Unz and in the White house against videos that were showing Italian hospitals loaded with bodies.

I remember the pushback well because I pointed out they were cause for concern as the hospitals were not able to function. People with injuries were being told to stay home.

I was accused here of pushing propaganda for pointing out that the same thing was happening in the Bronx.

Trump and the people that downplayed it early were wrong and in fact irrational for rejecting what happened in Italy.

You and the Trump defense league jumped on a losing strategy of denial and yet you are still trying to lecture me.

Furthermore, you are incorrect, despite his doubts, the executive followed the the director of the CDC. Get a grip.

You get a grip. The CDC never told him to get on TV and tell people it would be over soon or that it was just the flu or that it would be cured with (latest trendy cure Trump followed). That is really what sunk him. It was red meat for the press. He should have kept his mouth shut and erred on the side of caution. In fact he could have flipped the whole thing on the left since Democrats like De Blasio weren't taking it seriously early on.

Now we are going to have a senile liberal followed by a sociopathic leftist. Great job. All that damage control really paid off.

Blind defense will not beat liberalism. A ongoing and open discussion of the facts is really what threatens the left.

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Huh? I am neither, but "white supremacist" is obviously a pejorative term used against whites. I doubt any white advocate ever used this term, it was created by the same people who brought you "white privilege". I would be a "white survivalist" in the sense that I would like white people to survive as a group, or rather, as a group of diverse national identities (Germans, Italians, Poles, etc), instead of becoming extinct like the Neanderthal.

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Should she be confirmed, he will have made history.

Even his enemies would have to concede that Trump triumphed where his Republican predecessors — even Ronald Reagan, who filled three court vacancies — fell short. Trump’s achievement — victory in the Supreme Court wars that have lasted for half a century — is a triumph that will affect the nation and the law for years, perhaps decades.

 

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The GOP could still win with the Sailer Strategy – just openly appeal to Whites and ditch (((laissez-faire))) economics for affordable family formation and pro-working class economic policy – basically what Trump promised but never intended to deliver. Trump’s 2016 win demonstrated this.

The GOP is 10 years away from understanding what that comment even means. You might as well speak Chinese to them.

This is because the GOP is in the hands of race denying boomers. Here is their thought process:

I had this friend in Vietnam that was Black. His name was Roy and he was a great cook. The Democrats are the real racists. Did you know that Lincoln was a Republican? I read in Time magazine that race doesn't exist. I bet charter schools would fix everything. Government is the problem.

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Maybe in swing States.

But for those many millions of sensible self-respecting people who still live in the big three of California, New York, and Illinois, there is no point to voting for Trump/Pence or any statewide republican sellouts.

Same for any sane person who lives in Massachusetts, Vermont, Hawaii, and other slam-dunk Dem States.

That is the opportunity to rack up twenty million votes for third parties, gaining them name recognition and automatic ballot access in those States for 2022 and 2024. If they didn’t get on your State’s ballot, write them in. I’m writing in the Constitution Party candidate here in Mexifornia.

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