/pol/ - Politically Incorrect

wow yeah it's amazing!
your plan just requires you to sit on your ass and do nothing. what are the odds? that your whole entire life strategy to this point in time happens to be the correct one? you're like a prophet or something. 
i bet some really important people are going to see this post and say
>hey this guy really knows his shit how has no one snatched him up yet
>and he's so articulate the way he smashes words together to make new words like glowshit
>let's pay him exorbitant amounts of money to run things for us
any day now, anon. your trains going to come in.

>>57669 (OP) 
>>And I won't do shit 
>(to help it either way)
I think the word "help" can be omited and what you mean will go from 99% clear to 100% clear

>>57669 (OP) 
>These countries no longer represent their own populations.
They haven't for a long time. 100-300years or more even

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>>57669 (OP) 

>>57671
>your plan just requires you to sit on your ass and do nothing.
No. You vote every 4 years and then sit on your ass smugly and do nothing. You also then become an evangelist for the political system because your identity is tied into your vote. You don't listen to anything else because by the time you cast your ballot, you had thrown away all of your agency.

>>58047
our power as citizens is so cauterized by the rigged political process that the only real weapon we have is a shared sentient, which is that it is better to let a rotten apple fail than suffer it to burden us. 

The real end of the current political system won't be any particular movement consciously organized likely, it'll be when the population checks out and reneges their participation in the legitimization rituals which continue to keep the oppressive anti-white states in power.

The Tapper meme was exaggerated, but as a practice it was very based indeed.

>>58054
> won't be any particular movement consciously organized likely, it'll be when the population checks out and reneges their participation in the legitimization

I'm a big proponent of secesio plebbis but after spending time with the consequences I feel like it can be a trap by which labor/social movements form that usher in communism. I'll still pursue it anyway for now. I'm not fully convinced that my paranoia is correct. There will be a framework that is laid if my soft belief is true, a promotion of seccesio plebis, false flags against infrastructure and political figures, to further embolden this. 
*looks at news*
Woah!
I'm withholding my judgement to that end though, just a consideration.

>>58177
okay anyways fuck off you incoherent fed

>>58185
You're dumb.

>>57669 (OP) 
Luigi