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Learning the Lessons of Pearl Harbor Today: Millenials listen up
Posted by: savage nation ()
Date: December 08, 2019 01:34PM

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The X Generation and previous remembers reading such articles. It would be the hardest lesson to learn.

For one thing war doesn't happen only because of an enemies military prowess - it happens due to debts.

If you star trek'ed went back in time told them their attitudes weren't up to snuff you'd have been pushed out the door - told nothing was abnormal - told you were not in charge.

How about WWI? WWII? Could you tell the british with their fine traditions and the poor after WWI (who already were in dire straits) that there was no time for pubs and drinking? That they needed to either pay germans and pay royalty for ships or prepare for a face off? How would you tell them there is no time for pubs and literature and all of the other traps?

After WWI everyone in Germany knew WWII was just around the corner - but in great briton the Parliament all decided they didn't need to fund a self fulfilling prophecy

and there you go - people do not see their foibles until it is too late

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Re: Learning the Lessons of Pearl Harbor Today: Millenials listen up
Posted by: stupid millenials ()
Date: December 08, 2019 01:48PM

War and hunger go hand in hand. Germany and it's drunks and speed demons had ignored it. They didn't use "national importance" to develop mass farming until after WWII. Before WWI they'd raided luxembourgh for food yearly "like everyone else"

How do you tell Millenials that, say Ryan Homes, has political children as CEO who are using farm land (cheap to threaten farmers off, split up, and already plowed for home building) - and that Ryan will "urban sprawl" every last farm as long as the money is coming in FOR THEM (like you can trust anyone of a political family to do: betray) - and that they are "already way late in curbing the concern" and need to act? After all if your sharing your basement with a cuck and someone told you "prevent home building" how far would you get in that conversation?

How do you tell millenials that if there are no farms in USA and big debt their military will begin pirating food - and that will be war as soon as the offended parties can make columns. Not columns of icons mind you - columns of kill you.

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Re: Learning the Lessons of Pearl Harbor Today: Millenials listen up
Posted by: stupid millenials ()
Date: December 08, 2019 01:56PM

your grocery prices keep going up

Reagan era men said "zero inflation is the goal", your grocery prices remained mostly the same - more in some cases LESS in others

Clinton/Obama told you "inflation is healthy it removes errors"

clinton told you china was 3rd world and could never challenge USA and did a belly laugh. clinton laughed at small farmers in the 1980's warning of urban sprawl and farm splitting and government pointed to pictures of "mega farms" and that US has unsurpassed capacity. but did they develop on some of those mega farms and how would you know? did they tell you some would be saying "US imports more food than exports" while others say the opposite ... that the TRUTH would none the less be avoided by those in charge (who, btw, might be needing ryan homes for their political children and favors)

and you grocery bill keeps going up - and government pay does - but when will your political picked winner family be the next family shown out the door of the fake eden created by "pay up or the police will come with weapons"

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Re: Learning the Lessons of Pearl Harbor Today: Millenials listen up
Posted by: savage nation ()
Date: December 08, 2019 01:59PM

We had just won WWII and free to fight another. The asians were 3rd world and just coming up in the world. It would be impossible that ill and cruel conditions their ruling families created could be a US problem ... right? Who would challenge USA and allies after they'd made the biggest win in history?

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Re: Learning the Lessons of Pearl Harbor Today: Millenials listen up
Posted by: 5tgbrd ()
Date: December 08, 2019 02:02PM

how do you tell a millenial child of a government worker - who is arguing whether butt-gig is to masculine - that butt-gig is the last thing they need to be concerned about

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Re: Learning the Lessons of Pearl Harbor Today: Millenials listen up
Posted by: asian invasion ()
Date: December 08, 2019 02:04PM

And if you make even a word of progress - you'll be attacked by the pro-asian political league (who btw, owns north fairfax) for putting a stain on asians.

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Re: Learning the Lessons of Pearl Harbor Today: Millenials listen up
Posted by: frbgr3e ()
Date: December 08, 2019 02:05PM

in japan people were dying left and right for coal to "fuel the royal families ambitions"

USA had coal coming out of their ears - not that it was "free" or anything

where did things go wrong?

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Re: Learning the Lessons of Pearl Harbor Today: Millenials listen up
Posted by: er3fgtbgre3e ()
Date: December 08, 2019 02:09PM

HOW DO YOU WARN MILLENIALS THAT IF THE FEDS (WASH D.C. where NAACP rules) HAVE PAID MATERNITY

* ILLEGAL ALIENS WILL GET FED JOBS, BY CORRUPTION, GET PREGNANT IMMEDIATELY GET THE FED PAY, AND LEAVE AFTER

* THAT DEMOCRATS WON'T BE PREVENTING IT - THEY WILL BE USING IT TO GROW THEIR VOTER BASE

that no matter how evil the deed - there will be people who take any opportunity no matter what the cost

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Re: Learning the Lessons of Pearl Harbor Today: Millenials listen up
Posted by: Upbringing ()
Date: December 08, 2019 02:11PM

Trying to teach millennials and zoomers to learn from the mistakes of the past is not only pointless also ill advised. Mark Twain famously said “ history doesn’t repeat itself, but it does rhyme.”

We should allow future generations to make whatever mistakes they need to make. Maybe we need another world war and holocaust like event to reach a societal and economical equilibrium.

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Re: Learning the Lessons of Pearl Harbor Today: Millenials listen up
Posted by: er3fgtbgre3e ()
Date: December 08, 2019 02:11PM

anyone who's a fed will be female - and they will all be "the only women in USA allowed to become pregant" (ie, by poverty and arrest if necessary)

THEY WILL BE PREGNANT EVERY DAY of their career

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Re: Learning the Lessons of Pearl Harbor Today: Millenials listen up
Posted by: rfgbgerwe2w ()
Date: December 08, 2019 02:24PM

Portland Considers “Mandatory Rest Spaces” For The Homeless On Private Property

https://michaelsavage.com/portland-considers-mandatory-rest-spaces-for-the-homeless-on-private-property/

Military base shooter assailed US as ‘nation of evil’

Elizabeth Warren on paying for expensive program: ‘C’mon, there’s always money…’

Thought San Francisco’s Quality Of Life Couldn’t Get Worse? Think Again


Trump budget deal trades parental leave for Space Force

https://michaelsavage.com/trump-budget-deal-trades-parental-leave-for-space-force/



Is Trump kidding himself? Can you fund a space force when democrats have just won a huge expansion into raping social security? In democrat territories (ie, WTOP(tokyo rose) they've advertised for a decade that social security will be gone - but social security is of course PRIVATE SAVINGS by law - in other words REMOVING IT TO FUND democrats it is BANK ROBBERY)

If democrats - already in majority in the house and hunting Trump down - get MUCH MORE POWER - the power to breed and get paid to do it - exactly whut the fuck is going to be done in space? Will nVidia game cards become an essential component? Will they put conservatives on a space station and strand them there and refuse to report it?

Will Fake news say that the Space Program was never agreed by congress but a factor of an impeached Trump doing illegal things but that maternity leave for illegal aliens is "un-questionable" ??

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Re: Learning the Lessons of Pearl Harbor Today: Millenials listen up
Posted by: rfgbgerwe2w ()
Date: December 08, 2019 02:27PM

can the tax payer check up and make sure Democrats have made good on their deal and put anything MILITARY in space?

thing is - it's "top secret", so you never damn know if they did so much as launched a toy rocket

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Re: Learning the Lessons of Pearl Harbor Today: Millenials listen up
Posted by: frgrerw3e23 ()
Date: December 08, 2019 02:30PM

how do you tell a generation spawned by parents who dodged the vietnam war, who saw the "safest war ever" (iraq) go down

that "government setting it's own pay" and continually growing in number will be death for their children ?

and if they are all about being trans-sensitive? are they going to damn care?

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Re: Learning the Lessons of Pearl Harbor Today: Millenials listen up
Posted by: listen up, boomer ()
Date: December 08, 2019 03:20PM

Millenials control NONE of this - YOUR generation put all this shit in place. We're busy getting started in life - establishing careers, buying houses, having kids, shit like that. Quit lecturing us about all the messes you have left behind, and start cleaning them the fuck up.

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Re: Learning the Lessons of Pearl Harbor Today: Millenials listen up
Posted by: This is FFXU ()
Date: December 08, 2019 03:26PM

listen up, boomer Wrote:
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> Millenials control NONE of this - YOUR generation
> put all this shit in place. We're busy getting
> started in life - establishing careers, buying
> houses, having kids, shit like that. Quit
> lecturing us about all the messes you have left
> behind, and start cleaning them the fuck up.

Don't take the OP too seriously He is a harmless old boomer. He will be dead soon.

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Re: Learning the Lessons of Pearl Harbor Today: Millenials listen up
Posted by: OPwasdescribed in another thread ()
Date: December 08, 2019 04:04PM

http://www.fairfaxunderground.com/forum/read/2/2335934/2913079.html#msg-2913079




...Older male 55 to 75, retired or terminated semi-skilled laborer, like auto, plumber, electrical or maybe even light computer, telephone or cable tech. Single but was once married. Wife deceased or left him. One or two children that have little or no contact with him. Lives in older single family home in need of repairs. Potential hording issues. Car is in the same condition if not unregistered due to fines. Arrest record for odd behavior type crimes or even assault on an officer type charges that were reduced because of age or mental status. .... Frequently attends civic meetings. Republican and listens to Rush, and similar talk shows. Fox News junkie. Surrounded by ever increasing number of foreigners in his neighborhood and in stores, offices, etc. Served in the military right out of high school if he finished at all. Learned his trade skills there but never rose high in rank. Most likely no combat action....

...White, SSI-Dissability due to workplace accident of his own making, prescription drug abuser, chronic smoker and frequent drinker...

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Re: Learning the Lessons of Pearl Harbor Today: Millenials listen up
Posted by: lessontime ()
Date: December 08, 2019 05:01PM

Listen up snowflakes
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Re: Learning the Lessons of Pearl Harbor Today: Millenials listen up
Posted by: two days late ()
Date: December 09, 2019 06:40PM

salute

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Re: Learning the Lessons of Pearl Harbor Today: Millenials listen up
Posted by: I've got a question ()
Date: December 09, 2019 07:48PM

two days late Wrote:
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> salute


My Grandfather is 75 and dementia is beginning to set in. All he does is talk about the TV show cheers' as if it was an actual tavern he was a regular at and the characters were his real-life friends. My mom tells me this, I don't think I have ever seen an episode

For you, how long was it between the time Dementia started in until your Grandson had to start wiping your ass? I'm worried about having a pretty shitty holiday if
you know what I mean.

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Re: Learning the Lessons of Pearl Harbor Today: Millenials listen up
Posted by: qusserel ()
Date: May 24, 2020 09:19AM

Each historical event, although not pleasant, makes us draw conclusions. I think that this stimulated the country to action. Even the worst situations always have a other side. I see this as a precedent for strengthening the country's defense and increasing its influence in the world. This is a kind of shake, which is sometimes necessary even for the best of us.



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 05/28/2020 07:08AM by qusserel.

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Re: Learning the Lessons of Pearl Harbor Today: Millenials listen up
Posted by: Try reading real history ()
Date: May 24, 2020 10:47AM

Even if that is four months old it is some of the stupidest shit ever. There is almost nothing in that tirade that is correct.

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Re: Learning the Lessons of Pearl Harbor Today: Millenials listen up
Posted by: Guaranteed to match ()
Date: June 11, 2020 01:55PM

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