Robert Kennedy-MAGA manifestation? 12.1.5 - 42.

[rosada]

Trump supporters should be careful what they wish for.
Robert Kennedy junior is running for president here in the United States. Despite the fact that he has been largely vilified by the mainstream media, his views have none the less gained a lot of interest. Like nothing can stop an idea whose time has come. So why is this Kennedy’s time? I think it’s an interesting synchronicity that a man whose family name is so associated with the era of America being “great” (that is, the Camelot years before Viet Nam) is now in the public eye just as the Trump campaign slogan, Make America Great Again has penetrated the American consciousness. It occurs to me that if thoughts become things, Robert Kennedy’s rise to prominence is the perfect manifestation of that thought that America should look back to a former time.. I mean, doesn’t it make sense that with all this focus on returning to some vague idealized version of the past, who should capture our attention but the closest thing we have to the reincarnation of JFK? Anyway, I asked the IC for a comment on this idea that Kennedy’s prominence is the natural result of people longing for that “Great” bygone era and got

12.1.5 Stagnation leading to 42. Increase.
12.1
Pulling up thatched grass, roots entangled, with more of its kind. Constancy - good fortune. Creating success.
(Pulling up and untangling lies and corruption, rooting out problems from the past.)
12.4
There is a mandate. Not a mistake. Working with clarity, fulfillment.
(With clear vision, knowing what America wants and needs to fulfill her mandate, to truly become great.)
42. Increase.
The noble one sees improvement and so changes.
Where there is excess he corrects it.

Any thoughts?

 

[moss elk]

Make America Great Again has penetrated the American

Specificity serves us well.
You are asking for a friend

MAGA has penetrated the consciousness of the stupid, the loony, the alcoholics, the cruel, the selfish, and the criminally inclined here. (And evangelical Christians who don't understand that we are not going to undo the 1st amendment of our constitution that guarantees the separation of church and state)

Don't be one of them.

12 is not stagnation.
Don't think about stagnation. (That topic is covered under 18 swamp and 47 desert)

The man is an irrelevant moron,
an anti-vaxxer who wants attention and relevance. Seperate from him and tell your loony friend to seperate too: 12.1

Oh that great bygone Era from Pre-civil rights movement, oh the bygone Era before women could vote, when a Pale man could own a brown man, oh the Bygone Era of Kings. Give me a break.

These people are regressive troglydytes, generally speaking.

 

[Liselle]

Oh that great bygone Era from Pre-civil rights movement, oh the bygone Era before women could vote, when a Pale man could own a brown man, oh the Bygone Era of Kings.

For the benefit of anyone reading who's not from the U.S., most of this was not true in 1960. (Using hyperbole to make a point notwithstanding.)

"Pre-civil rights movement" - true. It was starting but mostly came a little while later.
"before women could vote" - women got the vote nationally in 1920.
"when a Pale man could own a brown man" - the Civil War was a hundred years before, in the 1860s.

 

[Trojina]

Doesn't it depend on what year America was meant to be great....in it's own eyes?

 

[moss elk]

When interviewed in public, the occasional Maga supporter who manages to form a coherent statement has generally said "it was great before that whole Civil rights thing in the 1960's'

Which means they are Racists, predominately.

 

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12.1.5 Stagnation leading to 42. Increase.

Just asking....

12.1.5 -- 21 ?
or
12.1.4 -- 42 ?



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[rosada]

12.4 - 42. Thanks breakmov.

Just to be sure there is no misunderstanding - I am not saying the Kennedy era was particularly great, rather I’m saying that MAGA fans tend to think there was some magical time in the past that people should return to - and so I just think it’s a curious coincidence that Robert Kennedy, a man so associated with the myth of the early 60’s being a great time, is now on the scene.