HaHaHello
2021-1-21 00:01:35
most a lot of dictators
Remark: I have not changed my mind. I wanted to type 'a lot of', however, somehow I have typed 'most'.
HaHaHello
2021-1-21 00:02:40
and has done a good job for France.
杜門市
2021-1-21 00:03:04
一睇彭博就已經唔駛睇
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2021-1-21 00:05:06
唔怕啦
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左膠值得擁有
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HaHaHello
2021-1-21 00:10:10
Actually, I am not serious. You can know this from my typing.
I do not check what I have typed. In many cases, I want to type word 'A', but I have actually type word 'B'.
When I read a lot of news, then I need to stop reading for a few minutes. Then I just write down some rubbish here. What I said is rubbish because who cares. We can talking USA here but we are not Americans. The Americans do not know what we are talking here. Most Americans do not even know the existence of LIHKG.
HaHaHello
2021-1-21 09:09:26
Actually, the political party is called Socialist Party. It took power, for example, from 1981 to 1986.
From wiki:
Communism (from Latin communis, 'common, universal')[1][2] is a philosophical, social, political and economic ideology and movement whose ultimate goal is the establishment of a communist society, namely a socioeconomic order structured upon the ideas of common ownership of the means of production and the absence of social classes, money[3][4] and the state
....communism became the dominant political tendency within the international socialist movement by the 1920s.[8] The emergence of the Soviet Union as the world's first nominally communist state led to communism's widespread association with Marxism–Leninism and the Soviet economic model....
What you said is the dictator form of communism. From the above description given in wiki, communism has nothing to do with dictatorship. However, communism can help a person to become a dictator much easier because communism takes away ownership of individuals etc.
HaHaHello
2021-1-21 09:38:13
I can.
HaHaHello
2021-1-21 09:44:01
This is my email to my friends and relative in USA on 27 Oct, 2020 which explains the American Election:
When you cast your election vote, you do NOT really vote for your President. Actually, you vote for the electors in your state.
The following discussion I had on a website can help you to understand the American President Election.
Person A: I am sure one will lose (the election).
I reply: It can be a draw (Both Biden and Trump get 269 electoral votes)
Person
B: The one who get the higher popular votes wins
This statement is wrong. So I reply:
Notice that the voters do NOT really vote for their president! They actually vote for the electors of their states, and the electors than will vote for the American President later on behalf the voters. Even a President candidate wins the popular votes in a state, the electors can still vote for another candidate as the President.
A good article to explain the complicated American Electoral College is “The Electoral College can pick a president who got fewer votes. Here's why and how.” on https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/politics/elections/2020/10/24/election-2020-what-electoral-college-who-picks-president/3734507001/
A few hours later, I added a reply:
After you have read the above essay, I can now explain what will happen if both Biden and Trump get 269 popular votes.
The electors will reconsider which President candidates their states will vote for. They may give a loser in the state election the electoral votes. Now, the problem is which state(s) will do this. If you are Americans, then you should not look for this situation because you may have a civil war.
HaHaHello
2021-1-21 09:45:53
I The state electors can can.
Please read my other reply.
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HaHaHello
2021-1-21 09:47:08
I The state electors can can.
HaHaHello
2021-1-21 10:17:44
QAnon followers are giving up on their conspiracy theory after Biden's inauguration: 'Is anyone still holding the line?'
One hour after President Joe Biden was inaugurated in Washington, DC, on Wednesday, QAnon conspiracy-theory chat rooms had an overwhelming - albeit familiar - sense of hopelessness.
"What are we waiting for now?" one comment in a QAnon Telegram channel said. "Is anyone still holding the line?" said another.
"So, was Q just one big lie and psyop that I foolishly followed and believed for over 3 years?" another user said.
In a QAnon message board, the discussion was similarly bleak: "Guys and gals, I'm losing my everloving mind right now. Is this really happening? Was this part of the plan?"
Wednesday was the final chance at redemption for QAnon, a baseless far-right conspiracy theory alleging that former President Donald Trump was fighting a "deep state" cabal of pedophiles and human traffickers.
Many believers of QAnon had anticipated that Biden would be arrested at his inauguration, or that Trump would do something, anything at all, to prevent his successor from taking office.
But in the end, Trump said goodbye, danced to the "YMCA," and flew to Florida, and Biden became president.
Finally, QAnon followers appeared to realize en masse that with Biden inaugurated, Trump's rule and the fantasy they'd created around it had come to an end.
Ron Watkins, who had for years facilitated the spread of QAnon, echoed sentiments of resignation elsewhere in the QAnon movement.
Watkins is the former administrator of 8kun (formerly 8chan), the fringe message board where "Q," the anonymous leader of QAnon, posts cryptic messages. After two months of fighting to overturn Biden's election win with claims of voter fraud on One America News Network, he finally gave up.
"We gave it our all. Now we need to keep our chins up and go back to our lives as best we are able," Watkins said on Telegram, where he has more than 120,000 followers. "We have a new president sworn in and it is our responsibility as citizens to respect the Constitution regardless of whether or not we agree with the specifics or details regarding officials who are sworn in."
Extremism researchers have questioned whether Watkins or his father, Jim, who owns 8kun, were somehow associated with Q. The younger Watkins had in many ways become the de facto leader of QAnon, as Q has not posted on 8kun since December 8.
The conspiracy theory began on fringe message boards in 2017 when an anonymous figure called "Q Clearance Patriot" claimed to have high-level government security clearance and said Hillary Clinton would soon be arrested for involvement in a child-trafficking ring. Three far-right activists noticed the message on 4chan and spread it, NBC News reported in 2018.
Clinton, of course, was never arrested. But the allegation that Democrats and powerful figures - which eventually expanded to include Chrissy Teigen and Oprah Winfrey - were involved in human trafficking has been central to what experts call the "big tent" conspiracy theory, which can adapt and change as needed.
While it's difficult to track the number of people who believe in a conspiracy theory like QAnon, Facebook documents obtained by NBC News in August indicated that there were millions of users in QAnon groups.
In 2020, the movement migrated from the fringes of the internet to mainstream social-media platforms. It became hugely popular thanks to its association with COVID-19 misinformation and anti-human-trafficking sentiment.
我並非真理, 但我相信, 我可以刺激到人去搵答案