Charlie Kirkenau

「日本は無宗教に見えて実は様々な宗教や土着風習等でギチギチに縛られたヤベェ因習国で、その因習の中の『仏の顔も三度まで』『和を以って尊しとなす』等も守っているから最初は寛容だが、調子こいて一線を越えた途端に因習を破った咎人として吊し上げられるから注意しろ」と外国人に教えておくべき

「日本人はキリスト教をよく知っている」 ↑ 日本人のかなりの割合が三位一体も千年王国もカトリックとプロテスタントと正教会の違いもあんまちゃんと理解してないと思う 俺もあんまちゃんと理解できてない

Korean Christians are literally terrorists They destroy Confucian and Buddhist temples and altars I am glad the Koreans are calling out their disgusting behaviour See the many news of Protestant Koreans attacking Buddhist temples Disgusting people

When a Euro comes on my timeline Vs When a Japan Bro comes on my timeline

The Tea Party is a lesson for zoomer idiots who whine about Trump and want to petulantly sit out elections. The Tea Party is the only thing that saved the Republican Party from going to the left. 2006-2009 was an extremely dark time for the right. The Democrats won back Congress in 2006 for the first time in 12 years. They then won the largest majorities they'd had since the 70s in 2008, along with Obama winning the largest majority since the 90s. The Democrats then scammed their way to a filibuster-proof majority in 2009 after stealing an election in Minnesota and Arlen Specter switched parties. The conventional wisdom was that the Democrats would be in power for a generation, like they were when FDR was elected, and the Republicans would be reduced to a regional party of the South. The GOP's instinctual response was to go LEFT, not right. The 2008 presidential nominee was John "Invade the World, Invite the World" McCain, a candidate so odious that I could not vote for him despite my disgust with Obama (I voted Libertarian). The RNC doubled down after McCain got taken to the woodshed and elected Michael Steele as chair for literally no other reason than because he was black. Steele's genius maneuver was to give the GOP a "hip-hop" makeover, which was so embarrassing it was parodied on the DAILY SHOW as "Reagraham Lincool." A real low point was Joseph Cao. Cao was a RINO who unexpectedly won a black-majority House seat in New Orleans after the incumbent Democrat was caught with $100,000 in his freezer (among other cartoonishly corrupt actions). There was no way Cao was going to get reelected, but that didn't stop John "Town Crier" Boehner from proclaiming him the "future" of the party. Everyone complaining about Byron Donalds or Vivek Ramasmarmy, it was worse 20 years ago. It was so much worse. The Tea Party changed all that through grassroots protests and organizing. They didn't sit in their barcaloungers on Election Day whining that the Republicans wouldn't listen to them. They MADE the GOP listen. They ran their own candidates, defeating high-profile Republicans in primaries. They took over the party at the local level. They marshaled the power of the Internet and right-wing media to get their message out. And they won. The first sign that the wind had changed direction was when a Republican was elected to finish off the Senate term of the late Ted Kennedy. Then in 2010, the landslide came. The Democrats' historic majority in the House that they had accumulated over two cycles? Wiped out. Their filibuster-proof majority in the Senate? Gone. Their gains in gubernatorial and state legislative elections? Erased like they never happened. The Republicans even won Obama's old Senate seat in Illinois, and would have won Biden's old seat in Delaware had they not run a complete lunatic. The Tea Party was such a force that they held the House in 2012, despite a terrible presidential candidate in Mitt Romney and a series of high-profile nutjobs losing layup Senate seats in states like Indiana and Missouri. Their organizational prowess eventually evolved into MAGA and is the entire reason you have President Trump to even petulantly whine about in the first place. I still remember Michael Steele being interviewed on one of the cable news networks (I want to say CNN) the night of the 2010 election. He was sitting around like a complete doofus in total befuddlement that the Republicans were winning everything. He was the most useless dildo to ever chair the GOP and was turfed out months later. Those successes were due to the Tea Party, not Republican leadership, who thought the path to victory was to out-left the left. Anyone telling you that you have to sit out elections or vote Democrat to "punish" the GOP is lying to you. Anyone who claims there's "no difference between left and right" is a saboteur. The Tea Party didn't buy any of this. That's how they won.