Go f*** yourself Neil!! - Politics & Religion

MadhattanJack
I mean, metal is okay, but...

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BARDAMU wrote:

The blueprint for an American autocracy has existed for at least a hundred years -- but I care more about how, in that same century, they've had their hand in installing autocratic governments in other countries.

I do too, but it's a serious mistake to believe a US autocracy under the current Republican leadership (or any likely near-future Republican leadership) would be any less imperialistic or prone to military adventurism. If anything they'd be far more likely to send in troops to crush non-right-wing elected governments elsewhere, especially in South and Central America. They might also re-invade the Middle East.

Even just in the short term, they would almost immediately shut down US military support for Ukraine against the Russians, in which case Ukraine could fall, and US domestic defense contractors (whose influence over US right-wing politics has never really been curbed) would want an immediate replacement for the revenue and profits "lost" to them as a result.

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PurpleHazel wrote:

Yeah, well, many of us Yanks had a pretty bad morning on 11/9/2016 too. Though it turned out far worse than most of us imagined.

Speak for yourself. His policies were so much better than others when it came to national security, jobs/economy, energy independence and so much more.
All that matters are policies. And He was a gift from God who was attacked from all sides because he was a threat to the big corrupt club.

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I just wanted to hear "on the beach" and now I can't, ffs spotify
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Spindler

Yeah Neil is a twat
All the propaganda he as well as all the govt and media have been trying to enforce has long been proven to be false but obviously they will never apologise, they'll just pretend it never happened

LedZep

Just out of curiosity, what propaganda has Neil Young been spreading? What I remember happening (correct me if I'm wrong) is Neil having a history of anti-streaming comments and then at one point threatening to leave Spotify if they don't remove the Rogan podcast. The issue was Rogan spreading misinformation that Neil and many others perceived was dangerous, and in the end Neil Young has left Spotify for good and apparently to his own delight since he doesn't like streaming.
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MadhattanJack
I mean, metal is okay, but...

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LedZep wrote:

Just out of curiosity, what propaganda has Neil Young been spreading?

Well, as you probably know, he just released a new album called World Record. Anti-disinformation fact-checkers have been examining the song titles as well as the lyrics to some of the tracks, and have found some highly questionable things in there, like a song entitled "This world (is in trouble now)" (clearly a Communist slogan) and a song called "Chevrolet," in which he sings about having "almost bought an old Chevrolet," which is obviously code-speak for his ongoing efforts to bring about the New World Order.

Also, the song "Love Earth" (rather dicey in itself) contains the lyric, "Love Earth, and your love comes back to you," strongly suggesting that he's been personally involved in the years-long program being carried out by the globalist elites to build child slave-labor camps on Mars in order to turn your sons and daughters (not mine of course, just yours) into transgender prostitutes, and then bring them back to Earth and sell them for profit out of a florist's shop somewhere in Canada (the one pictured on the album cover).

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New World Order Record by Neil Young & Commie Horse

Neil Young also been quoted as saying, “real magic lasts and we think we have it” — which of course proves that Neil Young is in fact Satan, because anything involving "magic" (such as Harry Potter movies) is clearly Satanic. The code in the lower-left corner of the album cover, "father: 4.14.18" is the critical clue. Young and his evil henchmen presumably want you to believe this is merely a reference to Young's father, Scott Young, who was born on April 14, 1918 and is actually the man pictured on the album cover. But clever researchers will recognize immediately that this is really a reference to Book 4, Chapter 14, Verse 18 of the Optimius Optimorum Liberum Optomoronicus, the 15th-Century tome better known in some circles as "The Blueprint For Armageddon." This verse contains instructions for decoding the lyrics to the songs on the new LP to reveal a prediction as to the exact date on which Donald Trump will be indicted by the Justice Department.

And "just in case": /s.

LedZep

Lmao this was hilarious to read.

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Also, the song "Love Earth" (rather dicey in itself) contains the lyric, "Love Earth, and your love comes back to you," strongly suggesting that he's been personally involved in the years-long program being carried out by the globalist elites to build child slave-labor camps on Mars in order to turn your sons and daughters (not mine of course, just yours) into transgender prostitutes, and then bring them back to Earth and sell them for profit out of a florist's shop somewhere in Canada (the one pictured on the album cover).

Serious movie potential here.
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MadhattanJack wrote:

LedZep wrote:

Just out of curiosity, what propaganda has Neil Young been spreading?

Well, as you probably know, he just released a new album called World Record. Anti-disinformation fact-checkers have been examining the song titles as well as the lyrics to some of the tracks, and have found some highly questionable things in there, like a song entitled "This world (is in trouble now)" (clearly a Communist slogan) and a song called "Chevrolet," in which he sings about having "almost bought an old Chevrolet," which is obviously code-speak for his ongoing efforts to bring about the New World Order.

Also, the song "Love Earth" (rather dicey in itself) contains the lyric, "Love Earth, and your love comes back to you," strongly suggesting that he's been personally involved in the years-long program being carried out by the globalist elites to build child slave-labor camps on Mars in order to turn your sons and daughters (not mine of course, just yours) into transgender prostitutes, and then bring them back to Earth and sell them for profit out of a florist's shop somewhere in Canada (the one pictured on the album cover).

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New World Order Record by Neil Young & Commie Horse

Neil Young also been quoted as saying, “real magic lasts and we think we have it” — which of course proves that Neil Young is in fact Satan, because anything involving "magic" (such as Harry Potter movies) is clearly Satanic. The code in the lower-left corner of the album cover, "father: 4.14.18" is the critical clue. Young and his evil henchmen presumably want you to believe this is merely a reference to Young's father, Scott Young, who was born on April 14, 1918 and is actually the man pictured on the album cover. But clever researchers will recognize immediately that this is really a reference to Book 4, Chapter 14, Verse 18 of the Optimius Optimorum Liberum Optomoronicus, the 15th-Century tome better known in some circles as "The Blueprint For Armageddon." This verse contains instructions for decoding the lyrics to the songs on the new LP to reveal a prediction as to the exact date on which Donald Trump will be indicted by the Justice Department.

And "just in case": /s.