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Slack.com slash DHQ. It's time to get angry. It's also time to be afraid. Or if you prefer,

you can be afraid first and then get angry. The order doesn't matter. Some people like

to do it one way, some the other. Who might judge? And of course, there are those special

few who can be afraid and angry at the same time, and many of them have wonderful podcasts

where they're in prison or both. But the important thing is for each and every one

of us to wake up each and every morning, determine, to squeeze each and every drop of fear

and anger out of each and every new situation. Because if you're not as afraid and angry

as it's possible to be, you're just not paying attention to all the opportunities for

fear and anger. Now, I know. There are some weaklings out there, some cuck, some rhinos,

some panty waste traders who tell you that we're called upon to do the difficult political

work that lies before us, enjoy and peace and love of even those people we disagree with.

Well, let me warn you without mincing words that once we go down that path, it is going

to be almost impossible for me to make a living. And of course, under our great capitalist

system, the money I make off your fear and anger lifts all boats. In my case, hopefully

one of those sleep cabin cruisers, the chicks dig so very much. So for the sake of American

prosperity, or at least this American's prosperity, we can't allow ourselves to be turned aside

from the righteousness of our self-tourmenting rage and terror by a bunch of girly boys, or

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