Climate change is a shakedown

Has the media always been left leaning? Has there ALWAYS been such bullshit going on constantly ? Has the right side always been right? I was recently redpilled about a year ago and before that I was anti right but I imagine that may be because I was indoctrinated. I'm 25 , can any older anons shed some light on this?

Are the French really that stupid?

Today I'm reminiscing on a good friend I used to know. I met her here. She is still around I believe, but she wants nothing to do with me.

Fuck...

I shouldn't be reading these old chat logs. Why do I do this to myself?

I'm looking for bear hunting videos from the 70s and 80s specifically ones I know exist and I know they exist but all I get is "omitted results" that they call redundancies in their terms... I look through those and it's shit... a long time ago I could just yahoo that shit or whatever and get them... I'm just saying, they're controlling your results... I get more marketing shit than I get results anymore. It's fucked that's the "go to" for results. real results.

Edit: so you know I get nostalgic and this pisses me off with certain videos

Voat already kind of is the place for intelligent Trump supporters. At least that's the feeling that I get, but as long as r/the_donald is seen as the "face" of the Trump experiment (or however you think of it) then any potential it has/had is dead.

I just got banned from the_donald (again) for posting a picture of maps showing the ridiculous expansion of the state of Israel since 1948. This was on a post that was glorifying Israelis barbecuing pork outside a prison where Palestinians were on a hunger strike. It was full of comments basically saying "Hur dur brah!!! That's so fucking badass!!! Haha...hurhur...fuck those sand niggers!" Personally, I don't give a shit about the feeling of Muslims (or Jews, or Hindus, or...anyone frankly), but the neanderthal nature of the_donald is just jumping the shark at the moment. Has been for some time really.

I'm convinced it has become a quasi-deep state hangout...or always was. The clearest example I saw was leading up to, and immediately after, the Syria strikes. For 24 hours leading up to it you saw nothing but posts pointing out the obvious false flag and/or telling Trump we didn't vote for him to do this. Quite the opposite actually. 15 minutes after the strikes and everyone continuing to cry foul was called a "pussy" (I swear those trolls are trained to use the tactics of 13 year old boys...) and there were calls to the mods to ban you.

The thing is that we don't want r/the_donalds average user (a drunk monkey) to take over voat. That would ruin everything here. Instead, I would suggest perusing their new and controversial sections and comments on a regular basis and find the voices of the intelligent who might not be in jack booted lock step with the cult and send them a link to voat, explaining they might like it better here. Maybe we could even start a uverse just for this?

Again, as long as r/the_donald is seen as the "face" of the Trump experiment (or however you think of it) then any potential it has/had is dead.

Sometimes a post is a link to a website. It seems that some websites are written so that an image appears next to the link, but other websites do not result in a specific link.

What code needs to be included in the website to ensure that links to it are displayed with a relevant image?

I think they'll thin the herd via pandemic next. Seems they're having trouble getting their wars started.

Is anyone doing anything to directly defeat, disarm, and bankrupt the globalists themselves, rather than attacking the many tentacles of their power?

Why are you not doing it?

Consider it like Voat, where you post an article and people comment within Voat except there is a website which is all comments. You could click an extension button when you are reading an article which takes you to a comment site such as Voat or maybe a dedicated site itself which provides the platform for comments disconnected from the site itself. Just throwing around ideas as it is frustrating not being able to see public opinion on many articles I come across. Or maybe like a Discuss overlay which injects itself into your current session of a webpage.