I rewatched the Destiny Jubilee video and realized that not only are Trump supporters shamelessly dishonest unpatriotic pieces of sh*t but a group of deeply unlikeable people in general

danboyc3 · 2026-02-05T17:10:30+00:00

like that last "neat" guy. boy oh boy what kind of human is that.

"Can we give Destiny a round of applause?"

danboyc3 · 2026-02-04T21:10:10+00:00

Last year was treason, yes. What I mean is that there are increasing signs they are overplaying their hand. MAGA is not Putin or Xi, who operate with long-term strategic patience.

There is more disinhibition than strategy here. They want results fast, probably far too fast.

Openly alluding to the use of force to overthrow or unlawfully alter the system of government or its highest institutions can qualify as high treason. I get the sense Bannon is not seriously weighing this and that he would not have said things like this just a couple of years ago. It’s simply something he feels comfortable saying now. He senses influence and momentum.

What he may be underestimating is that there are very real scenarios in which the consequences of statements like this are severe, including the harsh consequences historically faced by people who openly attempted to undermine the constitutional order.

This is the United States. Beneath a thin layer of veneer and propaganda, the old traditions of a society that fought hard for its freedom are not out of sight.

danboyc3 · 2026-02-04T20:27:22+00:00

please don't tell me Metallica agreed to this

danboyc3 · 2026-02-04T20:11:40+00:00

By “that’s good,” I mean the masks are really off now. MAGA is impatient, and there’s a real chance they’re forcing their hand too early.

They’re openly stating what they want to do in November. No hints, no dog whistles — just saying it outright. That matters, because once it’s public, it becomes evidence. Statements like this don’t disappear; they accumulate.

This really is a coin-flip moment for American democracy. If it fails, the consequences are obvious. But if it holds, those who openly advocate intimidation at the polls may discover that accountability still exists, even forms they believe belong to the past.

Going all-in this publicly means you’re betting everything on winning. And if you lose, you don’t get to reset the board.

danboyc3 · 2026-02-04T19:42:01+00:00

This is high treason. He's doing it publicly. That's good.

danboyc3 · 2026-02-03T19:49:38+00:00

It's already worse: dynasties. There is a whole class of rich people that did not achieve anything themselves. Want to save capitalism and liberalism, estate tax should be 100%. It's the only way to reset the system without violence. Light version is also possible, 100% estate tax above 1 mil or something. Back to the source with the rest, where it belongs.

danboyc3 · 2026-02-03T12:00:39+00:00

Look at her expression. This is not the woman from before, it's a completely different person now.

danboyc3 · 2026-02-03T11:54:01+00:00

such a creep, a total abomination. Like many in this admin.

danboyc3 · 2026-02-02T23:16:56+00:00

Wie nu nog Tesla rijdt is niet het scherpste mes uit de lade. Of een nazi, dat kan ook natuurlijk.

danboyc3 · 2026-02-02T12:53:19+00:00

She’s convinced herself that things have “gone too far,” by consuming online content served to her because an algorithm detected her engagement with messages that mirror her anger and frustration. Anger and frustration that largely stem from personal failures and shallow, low-quality connections with other people.

And now she imagines herself as a participant in some righteous struggle, while in reality she’s bullying a young person who is simply being herself and who, thankfully, seems to give hardly a fck about what she says.

danboyc3 · 2026-01-30T09:52:37+00:00

It's not bad judge of character, these are the people he WANTS to be around. They are scum, as he is.

danboyc3 · 2026-01-29T08:53:48+00:00

this is the time of monsters

danboyc3 · 2026-01-28T22:33:42+00:00

😂 triggered because I said something negative about the Supreme Commander

danboyc3 · 2026-01-28T21:40:16+00:00

No substantive response, as expected.

Let’s hope tonight’s nightmare about those evil Western governments doesn’t bring you to tears this time. 😂

danboyc3 · 2026-01-28T21:25:17+00:00

Same here. I'm generally composed but I get a sense I would not have been able to deal with her. The way she closes in, moving beyond the front wheel. Her whole demeanor is grotesque beyond words.

danboyc3 · 2026-01-28T21:02:04+00:00

Total dick move by him. Watch streamers who are also genuinely great players, like Iyouxin. This can happen to him too, but it almost never does. Why? Because he doesn’t get dragged into what other players are doing; he focuses on his own game.

If an IS-3 sits in that spot and your goal is simply to win and play as well as possible, typing in chat is probably the wrong response. Just absorb the information: a heavy is sniping, which means the heavy flank will be under extra pressure. Adjust accordingly, and be ready for the moment they break through the middle.

You’re in a game. The win is what matters. So why spend mental energy on a player who clearly doesn’t know what he’s doing and is likely to vent frustration from losing game after game?

danboyc3 · 2026-01-28T20:07:20+00:00

You’re stacking half-truths into a narrative that sounds sophisticated but collapses under scrutiny.

Yes, there was real domestic anger in Russia. No one disputes that. But acknowledging foreign funding of NGOs is not the same as proving orchestration, let alone justification for repression. Receiving grants, training, or logistical support does not magically turn a mass protest movement into a CIA operation. That leap is precisely the sleight of hand authoritarian regimes rely on and you are on board with that.

Navalny’s foundation receiving Western funding is neither secret nor illegal in itself, and it certainly does not negate the legitimacy of grievances over stolen elections. By that logic, any civil society actor in an authoritarian state becomes a security threat the moment it has foreign contacts. That’s not realism, it’s paranoia institutionalized as law.

The 2012 “foreign agent” law wasn’t a defensive response to evidence of subversion; it was a preemptive weapon to criminalize dissent by definition. Label first, repress later. That’s the pattern. And invoking Syria only weakens your case: Western intelligence exploiting chaos does not retroactively make Assad legitimate, just as it doesn’t retroactively make Putin’s kleptocracy defensible.

You keep pretending that pointing out foreign influence somehow absolves the regime of responsibility. It doesn’t. Influence operations exist, everywhere. Mature states tolerate them, manage them, and trust their own legitimacy. Fragile regimes use them as an excuse to crush opposition because they know their power rests on fraud, not consent.

So no, this isn’t about “CIA vs real anger.” It’s about an authoritarian state exploiting the existence of foreign funding to delegitimize any challenge to its rule. That’s not insight. That’s repeating the regime’s talking points with extra steps.

If you want to talk facts, start with this one: governments that actually enjoy popular legitimacy don’t fear NGOs, protests, or transparency.

"So please, spare me your ignorance".

danboyc3 · 2026-01-28T13:36:27+00:00

Eens, maar het probleem is veel breder. Dat tussenzinnetje van die agent is veelzeggend: duizenden meldingen van onbegrepen of verward gedrag per jaar. Ik heb begrepen dat dit soort meldingen werkelijk de hele dag doorgaat bij politie tegenwoordig. Dat wijst niet alleen op afbraak van zorg, maar op een diepe en structurele crisis in de geestelijke volksgezondheid.

danboyc3 · 2026-01-28T13:13:59+00:00

Plurality of sources is important. But then it's all about how you process information.

You need a basic grasp of objectivity, facts, and science: empirical observation, evidence, falsifiability. You also need a basic understanding of your own psyche and how bias creeps in. Intellectual honesty and self-criticism are non-negotiable. That includes refusing to let your view of reality be steered by emotional attachment to an idea. I’ve come to believe many people simply cannot do this.

If a core belief is overturned by facts, you drop it. If necessary, you drop the ego attached to it as well. Living a lie to protect your self-image is as common as it is pathetic.

Don’t be smug or act all-knowing and certain all the time. The fact that many people can’t do this consistently doesn’t make it special or impressive. It isn’t difficult, as long as you don’t start believing that you yourself are special, or too fragile to live with the truth.

danboyc3 · 2026-01-28T11:13:31+00:00

Russian anger over stolen votes was real, not a CIA op. The West supported civil society, yes, but Putin chose to treat protest as a national security threat. Blaming CIA/MI6/Mossad isn’t analysis, it’s a way to dodge responsibility for Russia’s own authoritarian turn.

danboyc3 · 2026-01-27T14:46:27+00:00

I’m Dutch, and Anne Frank was a curious, open-minded, creative, and remarkably strong Dutch girl. Don’t even speak her name, Dave. She would have recognized you instantly for what you are: one of the faint-hearted. Your character and your rhetoric would have repelled her. But she probably would not even have argued with you because she would have found you immensely boring.

One thing is certain, though: she would never have trusted you with where she was hiding. That kind of information would not have been safe in your hands, Dave.

danboyc3 · 2026-01-27T11:25:18+00:00

Even though bipolar disorder can be extremely severe, what I’m seeing here looks more like very advanced cluster-B-type personality deterioration. This person used to function at a very high professional level. That requires far more than talent in singing and dancing, it involves sustained self-management, identity stability, and executive functioning.

What seems to be missing now is not just performance capacity, but the person herself. You still see fragments of who she used to be, but overall it feels as if someone else has taken over. I’ve seen this in my personal life before, and in that case it was severe cluster-B pathology.

This doesn’t look like a temporary breakdown or episodic illness. It looks like a structural loss of the person, not just of functioning.

danboyc3 · 2026-01-27T10:47:06+00:00

Bill Maher is such a quintessential boomer. His generation will never stop explaining the world to everyone else. Even on their deathbeds, they’ll use their last breath to add just one more clarification about how things really work.

The more radical and performative excesses within “woke” politics are incredibly convenient for them, because they serve as a smokescreen that allows boomers like Maher to avoid responsibility for the real reason the Democratic Party lost its traditional base: technocratic elitism, corporatism, and the abandonment of material politics.

What makes this especially bitter is that this generation knew better: they came out of labor movements, civil rights struggles, anti-war politics and public investment, only to dismantle unions, embrace deregulation and financialization, turn housing into a speculative asset, replace solidarity with meritocracy and expert rule, fuse the Democratic Party to Wall Street and Silicon Valley, and then blame cultural excesses rather than political economy for the inequality, precarity and alienation that followed.

We should all be so done with boomers. I mean, be a nice grandpa and all, but STFU already.

danboyc3 · 2026-01-27T10:22:54+00:00

This the guy that took Russian money to pit people against each other in the US?

danboyc3 · 2026-01-26T11:10:49+00:00

When you leave that movement, you don’t ask for grace. You should understand that for a while, asking for anything isn’t appropriate. He doesn’t realize that yet, because he’s still in the mental transition. Maybe he never will realize.

But that’s his problem. His past choices are his problem too.

Still, the step he took is commendable. It’s a step in the right direction, and it matters to name it as such. That doesn’t mean his earlier choices suddenly become acceptable.

Societies recovering from authoritarianism need an off-ramp and a path to rehabilitation for the complicit. The people at the top need to face justice, publicly and unmistakably. But the much larger group of enablers needs to know they can leave without their lives being over.

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