>>4274 They are getting redpilled on who makes the rules and to whom the rules apply.

>>4274 Wait anon. Just wait. This'll be capitalism's fault soon enough. >>4275 I still think "regulatory capture" is far too complex an idea for the typical normie to stomach.

>>4275 double win!

>>4275 I wonder if these events will push them even further to our cause or just get even more demoralized. I'm hoping for the 1st one.

>>4279 Faggot images belong on >>>/cuckchan/

Also >>4274 >normies Fuck off >>>/cuckchan/

>>4276 >Wait anon. Just wait. This'll be capitalism's fault soon enough. CALLED IT! The narrative now isn't that the game's rigged and the SEC is selective with prosecution or anything like that. It's that shorts are bad and they need to be banned. :^) EVERY. FUCKING. TIME.

>>4276 >I still think "regulatory capture" is far too complex an idea for the typical normie to stomach. Called this one too! https://www.hooktube.com/watch?v=LVorHHw-ZOw "Rich people NEVER call for regulation!" Yup, thought so. Hook, line, and sinker. Yet another thing that's clearly not the market's fault has become the market's fault. EVERY FUCKING TIME.

>>4280 You have the OP using words like "normie redpill" and started off with a wojack,if you're just noticing cuckchan cancer now, you're slow as fuck

Living in a police state changes your views. Criminals who shot the Gestapo in the past were bad guys. Now American patriots who attack the Gestapo are heroes. Arresting someone for using drugs when the US was a free country used to be acceptable, but jailing someone for drugs today is tyranny. Since the US is not a democracy now, all laws and taxes are illegitimate. Everyone accused of any crime should be found not guilty.