I'm an introvert, so coming to an event like this is usually a solitary experience. But the signs generate attention, as does the music I'm playing. So, I met a 104-year old gentleman who is English and fought in the African campaign during WWII. His older brother who had a family when the war broke out, fled England a week after Dunkirk. He thought Britain was going to fall and he left, leaving with food in larder and sheets on the bed. He came to America and subsequently felt guilty when England didn't fall. So when the draft was started after Pearl Harbor, he took some guy's draft papers, or however it worked, and took his place and came ashore at Normandy four or five days after D-Day and he would later fight in the Battle of the Bulge.
Something like 7,000,000 people turned out nationwide to the No Kings events. I wonder how many cities we'll have to completely bulldoze and rebuild, seeing as how they're all Hamas Terrorists, Antifa Operatives, violent criminals and America haters.
Well, that figure is coming from event organizers. I trust it as much as Trump from his first inaugural. Probably half that, which is still impressive.
I’m pissed, totally pissed off after yesterday. Yes it was a grand day out and lottsa fun. BUT WHERE WERE THE YOUTH OF AMERICA. The ones who will ultimately feel the weight of an authoritarian regime. Some have mocked No Kings Day as just for the old. It was for the most part, because older people remember and understand what it means and still know what it meant to be AMERICAN and see it slipping away. The America that sent the youth of the Finest Generation to fight fascism and win. Now this current generation doesn’t understand or doesn’t care. “Leave it out parents generation to look after things for us. They bought us all the toys that they couldn’t have.” Or as four guys one sang: “ They gave her everything money could buy” How much is a cellphone these days that consumes and controls most their spoilt lives. Yes, today I am a grumpy old man. Not normal for me. An octogenarian (big word for 87) an immigrant that has lived in four countries but has stayed in this one, mostly happily for over half of those years. So it won’t affect me for very much longer. But I despair for the young who don’t see or care what it could be like living in a Stasi world. OK, end of rant and before any of you fekkers tag this. Take this.
2 points, 1. We're not the same country, (although sometimes people don't seem to realise that), and, 2. Strictly speaking, we already HAVE a King, so...
Unfortunately,many young people have been part of the rightward movement of the country. They have seen the breakdown of systems that gave them a hope of having what their parents had. And I'm not going to say they are brainwashed by Rogan Kirk and techbros. They feel they are losing a place of privilege and are being expected to just give it up in the name of some greater good that in their eyes,isn't benefitting them. Rogan and the other alt righters arent molding them they grifting off them.If social justice sold,they'd be preaching it. IOW,kids are selfish bastards