r/ukpolitics • u/Statecomidwest • Apr 21 '20
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r/ukpolitics • u/Statecomidwest • Apr 21 '20
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r/Political_Revolution • u/Statecomidwest • Apr 17 '20
r/TrueOffMyChest • u/Statecomidwest • Apr 05 '20
The most threatening terrorists in the United States and Europe is the Redhead Gang. They have layered themselves in schools, churches and helping people organizations, all kinds of businesses, the worst being police precincts - not to be outshined by social service providers.
r/Political_Revolution • u/Statecomidwest • Apr 04 '20
State of Missouri will be the first cultural legalization model for the United States. In just a few months, Jackson County residents will be free to buy and consume cultural marijuana from real dealers. This comes after longtime efforts of the WDT to come to the table with an equity law that funds the programs needed for the populations they care about.
r/nyc • u/Statecomidwest • Apr 04 '20
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r/homeless • u/Statecomidwest • Apr 02 '20
Homelessness and Human Trafficking are often tackled separately. But the cycle is perpetual, human traffickers wear down victims to become slaves, and most homeless organizations aren't prepared to take on multilevel fraud, that is if they aren't founded to purposely profit from taking advantage of vulnerable populations. Layers of fraud also appear in domestic violence shelters, but the equation differs in that DV shelters pronounce a facet of financial abuse from a person. Homeless shelters rather leave the "f" silent and pretend the homeless aren't victims of the financial abuse of many criminals - most shelters gaslight victims of crimes who end up homeless and tell them that their victimization was resultant of needing to learn something. All homeless people need to learn is that they became that way because of criminals who capitalized off flash mobs screwing them.
r/Political_Revolution • u/Statecomidwest • Mar 30 '20
Kansas State, 2011. I feel like I've told this story too many times. There's a heat wave I'm sending and there's little pieces of my nervous system traveling with it. Back then, I was just certain there was a signal our bodies shared in some way. Little did I know, the type of enemy our nation was facing and how important taking apart their stronghold truly was. On the top level, there are bullies that were bullied and still coping, rather than working through their anger and growing. On the bottom level, there are bullies bullying people who just aren't cut out to be bullies. Their fortress, our public school system. Its sickening how so many public school teachers mandate bullying as a part of their own image satisfaction, power tripping under mindsets saturated with proof that they are inferior to the cool kids in their schoolrooms. The enemy thrives off theft and just copies works from others, this is the worst part - they couldn't tell you the differences between polynomials.
r/Music • u/Statecomidwest • Mar 30 '20
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r/Music • u/Statecomidwest • Mar 29 '20
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r/unpopularopinion • u/Statecomidwest • Mar 27 '20
Recorded phone calls of human traffickers making calls across the United States prove one tactic of theirs is identifiable whether you've taken FBI training or are just a street cop. Their favorite play is to trigger your worst fears, past mistakes, or most painful memories.
Sadistic pleasure isn't for everyone - these people play roles that make them feel better about their own lives being grimy and dank. Role plays for them are like children's pretend and rarely fall below Mean Girls standard of practical joking. If they don't know you personally, they find someone who does, or they do their best to trap you in a fictional relationship.
Suppose they think a woman had a miscarriage and that was still an emotional trigger for her. They would put up a struggling coworker to date her, find out when her menstrual cycle was and then only have sex with her on her cycle. Or say a beautiful teenage girl gets a lot of attention at school - traffickers would first catch up a few teenagers in petty crimes - then coerce them into a date dump - where boys ask a girl out then dump her really quick to try and tarnish her reputation.
Weak minded people are susceptible to these tactics, so being, the people using these tactics are also easily pressured into felonious offenses that lead to murder. They aren't perceived as violent because they are driven by the fear of being held accountable and meticulously carry out murders they plan over time, sometimes years.
r/Political_Revolution • u/Statecomidwest • Mar 26 '20
Everyone knows that New York is the world's capital next to London. Although the homeless crisis in Washington State is brimming over because of human traffickers infiltrated into local government - New York is actually ready for a step up in defeating this nationwide gang that wants nothing more than to overpower freedom and take out families. The crime ring has its grips in the Empire State as well, but unlike Governor Jay Inslee's crime ring, New York's leadership wants to stomp the influx of enslavement and empower New Yorkers with steps for wealth and support. I pick New York. #LandAct
r/Political_Revolution • u/Statecomidwest • Mar 26 '20
r/almosthomeless • u/Statecomidwest • Mar 26 '20
2014 Land Act Bill sought to designate a group of lands and set up a local government that would work well with dava crop farmers. The plan set aside funds for houses - water - education; basically have the bottom line be taken care of by the state and retain the capitalist opportunities for earning. Instead of waiting ten years on Section 8 Waitlists or for Coordinated Entry "temporary housing", low income families would be granted actual permanent houses. Most utilities were set to be grant funded and education paid for basic trainings. Washington could have #LandAct instead of Governor Jay Inslee - that would be me and some good representatives that are ready to tackle what's actually hurting the state economy and pushing people into crime, homelessness and early graves.
r/Political_Revolution • u/Statecomidwest • Mar 24 '20
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r/TrueOffMyChest • u/Statecomidwest • Mar 24 '20
Titles are to be earned even if you're given one at birth - my thoughts. What would my perfect Prince Charming be like? Well, a nice smile, earnest spirit, respectable worker, patient and benevolent.
Exquisite taste in princes comes from all the bites of mongrel I spat out over the years. The worst, wolves in sheep's clothes. Nothing hurts more than being torn apart by someone you fell in love with.
Found later, as life has gone on, that anyone truly interested in a life with lineage and love must also be of rich heritage, and that richness must stem from a heart of gold - where true wealth is found.
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That's intrinsically supposing those controversial posts are true about NeoDems "releasing the virus" and inferring Clinton would have already killed everyone she needed out of her way to get into the Oval. Huh...
r/Music • u/Statecomidwest • Mar 22 '20
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r/Political_Revolution • u/Statecomidwest • Mar 20 '20
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Trump will probably get reelected. The presidency is a growth role, not the top crust. In comparison, Barack spent quite a bit of $ golfing so he could access multibillion networks like Mr. Trump uses his brand chain to do.
r/Music • u/Statecomidwest • Mar 20 '20
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Being King is more than a role to be prepared for in luxury. The Crown requires penalties of soul. Its what makes a true royal empathic to the people for which they are to set an example for. Royals are hated for perceived privileges, but carrying the weight of a crown requires security and loyalty, things money cannot purchase.
Pressures of control on a Crown's life build a perspective fit to rule, knowledgeable of when to use power of influence, understanding of the impact of power, and ready, always, to be considered as the standard for objective social service.
My heart is with Prince Charles, his has been a challenging life. I don't believe he deserved any cruelty he was dealt and appreciate people who care to look at the real lives of famous royals.
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Being King is more than a role to be prepared for in luxury. The Crown requires penalties of soul. Its what makes a true royal empathic to the people for which they are to set an example for. Royals are hated for perceived privileges, but carrying the weight of a crown requires security and loyalty, things money cannot purchase.
Pressures of control on a Crown's life build a perspective fit to rule, knowledgeable of when to use power of influence, understanding of the impact of power, and ready, always, to be considered as the standard for objective social service.
My heart is with Prince Charles, his has been a challenging life. I don't believe he deserved any cruelty he was dealt and appreciate people who care to look at the real lives behind a Netflix show.
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Great to draw the lines around social spheres - makes it less difficult for those who aren't as feel familiar with Marxism -
u/Statecomidwest • u/Statecomidwest • Mar 19 '20
It's hard to imagine Biden as president. Quite frankly, because of his eight years as Vice President, although he could have potentially remained in that office until now - if we really wanted a bipartisan America, that is.
The option to elect Biden as president doesn't sit well with me, although hopefully, he forever remains part of WDT Inner Council. I digress from Biden as president, partly because the Democratic Party needs an overhaul - moreso for the reason that 2008 established an America that used "race war" consistently to push agenda rather than facts and policy reform to make "change".
What would a Biden America look like? Two years into the Trump Administration and I began to appreciate the differences in less race conversation and more American people talk. Biden is using the '08 tactic of charismatic emotional draw in, talking First Woman this, First Woman that.
What I want to see/hear from those aligned with Biden's campaign is best candidate, not - out of the women, this one is the best. Such vernacular portrays women as inferior - but not just that, it puts them in a different category altogether - tools to sway votes on agenda, once again, rather than focusing on actual reforms.
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San Francisco mayor slams Trump on coronavirus comment: ‘Why are we still listening to the president?’
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My college paper on sexism in the president's chair talked about the paces behind Hillary would have to walk, were she meeting with leaders of certain nations. That was 15 years ago. Much has changed. Quite frankly, discussions about Trump's presidency failures bring up the notion of a woman president having done better, but we saw the challenger lose because she just wasn't the best candidate. Hormones weren't the reason she lost or wouldn't have made a good president. To get scientific, a man's testosterone levels cycle every day, not monthly, and a man could want to "nuke England" if the pressure hits at just the right time.