/politics/ - News & Politics

Bump, wake up sheeple

>>12211

Why are you posting a picture of a random white woman's arm?

>h8/pol/ is fine

If you are underage maybe.

>>12211

>h8/pol/ is fine

If that's so, then you can stay there, and we can stay here. Everyone is happy.

Almost like Nationalism. Now fuck off.

low quality trolling m8

>>12211

>>This entire board

Cry more.

>h8/pol/ is fine,

Yeah sure, if you like oppressive hugboxes.

> this board is owned by a top shill.

Sure it is.

>Pic related, he's a darkie.

Yep. You sure convinced me with a picture of a shoulder.

>Also there are threads like:

>bla bla bla bla

But having three quarters of a board filled up with Trump threads is acceptable, right?

>Anyone that really falls for this bullshit

That's funny coming from a trumpcuck board lover.

/pol/ is boring as fuck, they don't discuss anything anymore. It's just a trump echochamber where everyone is being accused of being a shill

>>12336

/politics/ might be slow but at least we have discussion and debate.

>>12353

I'm hoping the board continues to pick up steam as more and more /pol/acks get tired of only being able to make pro Trump posts on our old board.

I'm also really hoping that as soon as the elections are over no one goes back to /pol/. The mods sold us out tot he Trump campaign and I personally would rather never use their board again as it's only a matter of time till they do the same thing again.

>>12353

yes, the signal-to-noise ratio is very high here, it's very hard to have an intelligent discussion in /pol/ nowadays.

>>12354

>I'm also really hoping that as soon as the elections are over no one goes back to /pol/. The mods sold us out tot he Trump campaign and I personally would rather never use their board again as it's only a matter of time till they do the same thing again.

Only thing I want out of /pol/ at this point is their complete and total meltdown when Trump loses the election.

>>12356

Indeed. You have to walk on eggshells to avoid being banned and avoid having the trumpcucks shitpost you to death.

>>12358

Unless something crazy happens, I think Trump is the one they are wanting to win.(and by them I mean the people that are actually in charge of things)

After 8 years of Obama they know that the "right" needs it turn. The only way I could see him losing is if Hillary plays some kind of....trump card behind the scenes and puts them in a position where they have to let her get it.

If Bernie gets the Dem nod, it's game over, Trump is going to win.

>>12360

>(and by them I mean the people that are actually in charge of things)

If we're getting into conspiracy theories like that, I believe that it's Hillary all the way. She would've been the pick in 2008 if it wasn't for Obammer.

>After 8 years of Obama they know that the "right" needs it turn.

I can understand that, but more can get done with their agenda with a leftist in power instead of a rightist.

If Hillary gets the nom and then loses, they've lost her for good. she'll be too old in 4-8 years to run again and they'll have to wait a decade or two before chelsea can legitimately run.

>If Bernie gets the Dem nod, it's game over, Trump is going to win.

Only way Bernie gets the nom is if Hillary gets arrested for the emails. In that case, she fucked herself as this was her race to lose.

"They" don't want Trump because he's a wild card and some of his polices (even if they have a snowballs chance in hell of happening) go against what "they" want to happen.

>>12358

>Only thing I want out of /pol/ at this point is their complete and total meltdown when Trump loses the election.

Yeah, I've been thinking about that lately. Lolcow milkers have to be in nirvana right now, they can harvest the liberals as they cry bitch tears during this campaign and then drink from the mass suicides on /pol/ when Hillary inevitably crushes him in the actual election.

To me it's just depressing. I'm a Cruz man but the plebs of my party have spoken and they demand Trump, the only republican candidate that loses to Hillary. I'm not naive enough to think even Cruz could have unfucked the United States, the last chance for that was Ron Paul in 2008, but he would have at least bought us a little more time. With Hillary the last nail is pounded hard into the coffin of the United States. Nothing to do but wait for the collapse in twenty years.

>>12434

Not a burger

I hate Cruz but at least it's clear where he stands. Trump flip flopped on many issues like military intervention. First he said ISIS is not the problem, the he said it's the greatest threat that faces US, now he's saying he will have to deploy about 30k soldiers. I would still vote for him if I was American (for the wall), but even that is not guaranteed.

>>12360

Bernie beats Trump in national polls worse than Hillary does, last time I checked.

Sanders would be the more formidable candidate. Many of Trump's tactics, like saying he is not beholden to wealthy donors, will not work on Sanders.

What is holding Sanders back is the nigger and Hispanic vote, but that won't matter in the general election anyway, as they will simply vote Democrat.

>>12354

>I'm hoping the board continues to pick up steam

I'm hoping it doesn't. The board is the right size as it is.

The problem with /pol/ wasn't just the moderation, but the users that support that style of moderation. Besides, I have a theory that as boards get bigger rulecuckery is inevitable.

In any case, we don't want to many plebs to flood in. We can't do anything about it, but hopefully this board stays in the sweet spot like /tv/.

>>12452

See >>12173

>>12452

I think there is still room to grow. /leftypol/ was honestly perfect in terms of traffic.

When you get to boards the size of /pol/ and their regular massive threads that are only up for a couple of days, you have little chance of even getting a response once the thread goes past 30 or so replies.

It feels a little pointless to contribute. Maybe answer a question or something.

>>12458

>It feels a little pointless to contribute. Maybe answer a question or something.

Also most of the replies are junk, just expressing how angry or happy they feel about something.

>>12461

I think that is part of the same problem though. It seems pointless to give some really thought out post because 80% of the time, you still won't get a response.

I think it's also part of the reason that some people shitpost or blatantly derail, to at least get a response.

>>12211

This is board is fine. It's a great board. It's a wonderful board.

/pol/ is good at what it does. It's great. But /pol/, /pol/ has a certain kind of people. It has lots of banter. Lots of shitposts.

Banter is good. Shitposting is fun. But you need a place where you can have serious discussions. A place where dank memes and shitposting doesn't drown out the discussion.

That's what /politics/ is for. There are some great people here. They have great discussions, and there are great mods.

It's a slower board. But there are smart posters here. This is a place for smart posters. Maybe OP's not a smart poster.

>>12491

that's actually a very moving and effective ad.

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The /pol/ mods, especially imkampfy who will never, ever be white no matter how much he LARPs, have taken to banning gigantic address blocks at a time. /politics/ might be experiencing a flood of refugees soon, be on guard.

http://8ch.net/log.php?board=pol

>>12532

uh oh

>>12211

>darkie

shit slur, too vague

maybe South American, but from what I can tell from all those melanoma spots, is that BO is owned by some shitcunt rural Aussie

>>12486

Sounds like a trump speech