I am Stenka Razin

When Americans openly fear each other, report each other for suspicious activities and randomly kill each other in the public square, Steve Bannon's work is nearly complete.

To change society, you must first tear it down.

The fear and hatred grows.
 
When Americans openly fear each other, report each other for suspicious activities and randomly kill each other in the public square, Steve Bannon's work is nearly complete.

To change society, you must first tear it down.

The fear and hatred grows.

fuking asshole

who started the RESISTANCE shit 3 seconds after the election, the riots on Inauguaration Day etc etc

fuck you with the S Bannon shit

FUCK YOU NIGGER
 
you fucking NIGGERS screamed IMPEACH 8 seconds after the election


fuck you and Bannon

FUCK OFF NIGGER

try another alt
 
you fucking NIGGERS screamed IMPEACH 8 seconds after the election


fuck you and Bannon

FUCK OFF NIGGER

try another alt

That's not strictly true. Immediately after the election, they started clamoring for the electors in the states The Donald won to ignore the will of the voters in those states. Almost all of them refused to do that, and that was when the screaming for impeachment began. Of course, this couldn't;t have happened until after the inauguration, on Jan. 20, but the people I am referring to were too blinded by TDS to be aware of that. Either that or they're just ignorant.
 
When Americans openly fear each other, report each other for suspicious activities and randomly kill each other in the public square, Steve Bannon's work is nearly complete.

To change society, you must first tear it down.

The fear and hatred grows.

Hey, Lance! Word. Been my favourite quote as of late cuz it's true. :)
 
Stinky Balls if it helps you remember!

Razin originally set out to loot villages, but as he became a symbol of peasant unrest, his movement turned political.

Razin wanted to protect the independence of the Cossacks and to protest an increasingly centralized government.

The Cossacks supported the tsar and autocracy, but they wanted a tsar that responded to the needs of the people and not just those of the upper class.

By destroying and pillaging villages, Razin intended to take power from the government officials and give more autonomy to the peasants.

However, Razin's movement failed and the rebellion led to increased government control.

The Cossacks lost some of their autonomy, and the tsar bonded more closely with the upper class because both feared more rebellion.

On the other hand, as Avrich asserts, "[Razin's revolt] awakened, however dimly, the social consciousness of the poor, gave them a new sense of power, and made the upper class tremble for their lives and possessions."
 
Ha...the USA is nowhere near the level of insanity as the Balkans, Chechnya, people getting poisoned left and right, several bombings, etc etc..


Keep trying little comrade.
 
Ha...the USA is nowhere near the level of insanity as the Balkans, Chechnya, people getting poisoned left and right, several bombings, etc etc..


Keep trying little comrade.


Check out the list below to see the least safe 15 countries, according to Forbes magazine.

1 Brazil
2 South Africa
3 Kenya
4 Peru
5 Turkey
6 Argentina
7 India
8 Egypt
9 Dominican Republic
10 Columbia
11 Philippines
12 Mexico
13 USA
14 Myanmar
15 Indonesia

https://www.10news.com/news/us-named-among-most-dangerous-countries-in-the-world-according-to-forbes
 
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_life_expectancy

USA isn't the greatest place to live a long life, at No. 31.

But..really...compared to Russia??

People in North Korea tend to live longer!

:devil:

Top ten is mostly Asian or countries with UHC. I believe I didn't see an actual number 10 on the WHO's list so I assume we're 11 and you're 30, I'll have to go back and have another look. Looks like South Korea beat us by a hair. Surprised Costa Rica came in ahead of you guys.
 
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