Hillary Clinton has become nothing more than a scapegoat or a “villain” for whataboutism to deflect criticism of the current administration. She’s been irrelevant for nearly 2 years, yet is constantly brought up by conservatives. Convince them they are “winning” and they won’t hold POTUS accountable
1 2018-10-15 by Stere0titical
Why is she still constantly being brought up? Yes, the Clinton Foundation should be investigated and her husband is a war criminal and could potentially be a rapist.
But anytime somebody here criticizes the current administration when they do something authoritarian like bomb Syria, authorize arms deals with terrorist countries like Saudi Arabia, or sign massive military spending bills, HRC is the convenient diversion brought up to distract us.
Why are people still so obsessed with the other candidate who lost the presidency?
37 comments
1 Rocksolid1111 2018-10-15
You're writing a shit post about her but other people are obsessed?
/NPC
1 Stere0titical 2018-10-15
What a funny little spin propagandist you are.
You’ve been following me all day. I think you’re obsessed.
1 TabIsSoda 2018-10-15
His post history is mostly shitting on Democrats and Q posts. He doesn’t like it when people diminish the importance of his party’s scapegoat.
1 JakeElwoodDim5th 2018-10-15
You have to admit... She makes it pretty easy to scapegoat her. The DNC laid everything on the altar of The Witch and now they're paying the price. Shit, the crazy cunt is going on a multi-country tour while the Dems know she is absolute poison to aby sort of campaign.
1 TabIsSoda 2018-10-15
I think the pendulum is going to swing the other way in 2020.
The dems may run an “obama 2.0” character, Tulsi Gabbard who is a member of the globalist think tank group, Council on Foreign Relations. She has a perfect resume, and having her win in 2020 would be a great way to create more division and partisan tension among the American public, which is a big part of how they remain in control.
1 666SignoftheBEAST 2018-10-15
Your post history has a lot of you calling people NPC's, to the point of irony really.
1 Rocksolid1111 2018-10-15
/NPC
1 iseeyoubruh 2018-10-15
YES!!!1
1 Ambiguously_Ironic 2018-10-15
Stop with this shit or you'll be banned. Final warning.
1 TruthHammerOfJustice 2018-10-15
Using Whataboutism term is a stupid dismiss all technique, it can be use both ways on the argument.
1 Stere0titical 2018-10-15
Well, it happens to be accurate in this particular instance.
1 TruthHammerOfJustice 2018-10-15
Flip it around and it's accurate too.
1 iseeyoubruh 2018-10-15
whataboutism
1 ignoremsmedia 2018-10-15
I know right? There should be far more criticism of the President and not the divisive soon to be prosecuted War criminal, Thief and Pedovore.
1 dudenotcool 2018-10-15
This sounds like bitchinf about politics not conspiracy
1 Stere0titical 2018-10-15
I’m calling attention to how partisan nonsense is distracting and dividing us.
Where did you get confused?
1 dudenotcool 2018-10-15
Part of the partisan nonsense is because of Hillary.
1 MiltownKBs 2018-10-15
Advocating not being civil to the opposing party is pretty divisive. It seems to be a popular opinion these days.
1 DerkDerkinson 2018-10-15
I personally got confused at the part where you say her “crimes” are irrelevant. She is responsible for the deaths of thousands of people around the world through her policies as Secretary of State. She is also responsible for the destruction of our planet through her support of fracking.
I get your point, the current administration is bad too, but that doesn’t all of a sudden undo all the horrific things other politicians have done. Wake up and smell your brainwashing.
You can try to convince people to focus their attention/hate on the president, but what good has that done us in the past? Absolute none whatsoever. The majority of Americans don’t even know what the hell is going on in our world and how it became the way it is. Let me tell you, it has NOTHING to do with Democrats or Republicans.
1 iseeyoubruh 2018-10-15
so much this!!!!
Enough with the pavlovian response when someone criticizes their queen Hillary!
1 TheMadQuixotician 2018-10-15
Bombings in Syria and deals with Saudi are business as usual; essentially independent of who is in office. They are not unique to the current administration, and would have been an integral part to whichever group happened to be elected.
No one should be above reproach, especially POTUS, regardless of who that POTUS may be. I believe a more directed criticism would be something like, "Trump has stated that Saudi Arabia was involved in 9/11 yet still makes deals with them;" or "Trump appears to be setting the stage to attempt to wrongfully convince the world that rogue factions of MBS's family killed Khashoggi in an attempt to weaken MBS's power while it was actually MBS himself who ordered the killing."
The examples you give would likely occur regardless of who was in office; I believe that to be the most appropriate criticism of those two criticisms, and a major contributor to why you may catch flack when opining about the current president. Specificity is key.
"What is the current administration doing that would likely not be happening under another administration?" should be the driving question.
The back and forth blaming serves to create greater political divisions between left and right, discouraging rational discourse and allowing for the consolidation of power vis a vis the consolidation of the scope of allowable opinion.
The one thing Trump still has going for him, in my eyes, is how upset he seems to make many of the factions that have held power for so long. Maybe it's all an act, or maybe it isn't. No sense in me getting mad at my fellow citizen for something being done by a small group of privileged elite.
Investigate everyone, question everything. We're discussing a topic that bleeds through the line between politics and intelligence, two field full of more lies than most others. To rest so comfortably on held opinions or accepted "facts" is a disservice to the practice of attempting an understanding of conspiracy theories.
If she is a scapegoat, she isn't just a scapegoat. No one is politics is ALL any one thing or another, and it's precisely because of that that they're able to conduct their business so successfully.
This isn't the type of field in which one should have heroes.
1 Stere0titical 2018-10-15
I’m inclined to believe this is the case. The media essentially gave him 90% of the publicity among the other R candidates.
It seems as if they pre-scripted this “underdog hero” narrative, contrasting with the “establishment selected villain” that is HRC. His cabinet consists of members of the Bilderberg committee, Goldman Sachs firm bankers/members, even Rothschild assets.
If the social engineers did in fact stage a phony election (as they usually do), couldn’t they have scripted it so a populist underdog who appeared to be against the system wins? Having republican presidents win is a very effective way to quell rebellion and resistance to TPTB. A large part of why people still support Trump is because he is “attacked” by the media, but to me it reeks of reverse psychology to maintain his fake anti establishment appeal among his supporters.
Trump supporters have been convinced they are “winning”, yet their lives are virtually the same as they were before his presidency.
1 TheMadQuixotician 2018-10-15
I truly don't know which scenario to believe but operate every day with as open a mind as I can. Biggest putsch to claim the opposite would be GA being banned as the Atlantic Council member comes on board Reddit. Uncanny timing.
There's hints in either direction; could be a war between info/disinfo, or it could be someone is setting the whole stage and anticipating our reactions. I'm inclined to believe there are more than 2 groups at play regardless, and that the majority of them benefit by us arguing amongst ourselves rather than calling out bits of political theater.
I would do my name a disservice if I didn't hope for the best in the face of all this shit. I truly believe we're approaching a precipice when it comes to public knowledge of the misdeeds in government that extend beyond the, at times illusory, boundaries between left and right.
1 Putin_loves_cats 2018-10-15
#ItWasHerTurn!
1 greenepc 2018-10-15
Because that particular candidate is also famous for not being prosecuted for obvious crimes. It's the perfect example of a two tier justice system and a true conspiracy.
1 SoyBoyBetaCuck 2018-10-15
But any day now right? ANY DAY NOW.
Trump is a great example of your two tier justice system as well. Tax is optional for him.
1 iseeyoubruh 2018-10-15
"Drumpf is FINISHED this time! _#impreach _#resist"
1 SoyBoyBetaCuck 2018-10-15
The difference is that #lockherup came from Trump himself. He pulls it out when ever he wants a boost at a rally.
1 _Woodrow_ 2018-10-15
what crimes has she not been investigated for?
1 skindoe 2018-10-15
Prosecuted and investigated are two separate things.
1 _Woodrow_ 2018-10-15
What crimes should she be prosecuted for?
1 Stere0titical 2018-10-15
Didn’t trump say he was going to prosecute her or try to put her in prison?
1 skindoe 2018-10-15
Imagine if he put her in prison how would you/the majority of the public react? Would it be "oh finally she broke the law and deserved it", or would it be "Look here's the evidence of the facist coup"?
Would this have the effect that it is meant to have even if there was 100% incriminating evidence?
1 iseeyoubruh 2018-10-15
The bitch is literally still trying to rationalize her loss by blaming everyone but herself. Just this past week, she made headlines with her idiotic comments.
I'm fine with it though! Her hubris will be the democrat's fall :D
1 rodental 2018-10-15
Until the Clintons are in prison the American justice system is a farce. It has nothing to do with Trump.
1 TabIsSoda 2018-10-15
Love how Trump said he was going to “put her in jail” too, but then backpeddled right after getting elected.
It’s all a show.
1 bardwick 2018-10-15
For the love of fuck take this to /r/politics!!
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