ROK Drop Open Thread – February 21, 2025

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Korean Person
Korean Person
1 month ago

I wonder why the Setnaffarians can’t seem to distinguish between reality and the fake news spewed by the extreme right.

Oh wait—they are the extreme right.

Korean Person
Korean Person
1 month ago

At the rate things are going, it’s only a matter of time before the United States becomes a weakened third-world nation.

And all of this, thanks to the MAGA crowd—which the Setnaffarians, belong to.

If this continues, it won’t be long before the country is vulnerable enough to be taken over and divided up by Russia and the PRC.

Great job MAGAs!(and Setnaffarians)

ChickenHead
ChickenHead
1 month ago

ExTrEmE right is like racist.

It has been so misused that it is neither meaningful nor an insult.

It is now a synonym for “You don’t agree with the leftist politics i have adopted because i need group identity, as my individual life is without meaning or purpose. i need collectivism because i feel entitled but can’t take care of myself. i need bigger government to protect me from my constantly poor decisions.”

When you accuse me of being ExTrEmE right, I do not hear you call me a monster.

I hear you call yourself a loser.

Liz
Liz
1 month ago
Liz
Liz
1 month ago

Victor Davis Hanson: Trump’s Counterrevolution in Washington

@VDHanson
discusses the misleading information about the first 30 days of the Trump administration’s actions, comparing it to FDR’s first hundred days. On this episode of “Victor Davis Hanson: In His Own Words,” Hanson describes the current period as a “Trump restoration” rather than a revolution, emphasizing it as a counterrevolution against the changes brought by the Obama administration.

“We don’t really appreciate what we’ve been through with eight years of the Obama revolution and the four-year, more radical third term of Obama using or employing the wax effigy of Joe Biden. A revolution that we’ve experienced was a cultural, economic, political, social revolution.  It was very similar to the French Revolution under the Robespierre brothers. You should remember what they tried to do. They changed the days of the week. They renamed things. They tore down statues. They went after the churches. Does this sound familiar? …

“ So this was a revolutionary movement. Movies were different. Sports were different. Take a knee. And Donald Trump came in and it was not sufficient to say we’re going to stop the madness of $37 billion. …  It’s a return to normalcy. It’s a return to common sense. It only looks revolutionary to revolutionaries. But to the rest of the people, it is a counterrevolution to restore normalcy and bring the country from the far-left fringes back home again.”

setnaffa
setnaffa
1 month ago

CH, the chinabots must be absolutely drooling* with anticipation of where the Bondi/Patel combo is going to go.

Worth noting even McConnell, who hates Trump, voted for Patel at FBI.

Steve Miller gave a great explanation of why Trump and his team are doing what is right, constitutionally-allowed, and is achieving higher and higher approval ratings.

The bots and their paymasters won’t be around for long. And US taxpayers will soon see the dividends of lower inflation, lower debt, and greater freedom in the US and around the world.

The bots, like their democrat sisters, are so low on money they can’t build astroturf crowds anymore…


* in fear

Last edited 1 month ago by setnaffa
Liz
Liz
1 month ago

Woop woo! Raizin Caine is going to be Chairman of the Joint Chiefs!
My spouse knows him well. He is a good guy. F16 pilot. Patch wearer (Weapons school top graduate).
And he was in the Guard, which is really unusual. Also a 3 star (very very unusual). This might be unprecedented.

Last edited 1 month ago by Liz
ChickenHead
ChickenHead
1 month ago

Raizin Caine will make some positive changes with his assistants, May King-Waves and Rock Ingtheboat.

Korean Man
Korean Man
1 month ago

Your former best friend, don’t like you anymore.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O2QY916o-Gw

In fact the entire world don’t like you no more.

Korean Man
Korean Man
1 month ago

Here’s your salute.

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Liz
Liz
1 month ago

We’re rubber, you’re glue.

setnaffa
setnaffa
1 month ago

Notice that “Korean Man” resorts to juvenile vulgarities because he can’t compete with facts.

Far too much like a butthurt libtard Vancouver, BC. Or maybe he’s really “Paintchip” rebranded?

Naw, probably just a chipped CCP prisoner trying to earn his daily bowl of millet and gutter oil.

If he was really Korean, he would be much more creative.

Really a sad waste.

ChickenHead
ChickenHead
1 month ago

I am loving life.

I am crushing my enemies, seeing them driven before me, and hearing the lamentation of their women.

And the beauty is, everything is open and honest and clearly correct.

ChickenHead
ChickenHead
1 month ago

Liz…

Let’s see who will replace DEI hire Brown…

…who is…

…Cain?

There is so much more to this. I should write it up.

Bonus: My wife is changing jobs. I am going to be even MORE informed.

ChickenHead
ChickenHead
1 month ago

For those of you who are engaged…

Rumor has it that Zalensky has accepted Trump’s demands.

…and he will go to France while Ukraine will be properly looted.

Hey… i don’t make the rules.

152G
152G
1 month ago

Who is Caine? Retired 3 Star, F16 Driver, VMI grad who Trump praised several times during the 24 campaign for putting down ISIS most Ricky-Tik in 2018. Trump loves the guy.

Liz
Liz
1 month ago

Trump acknowledges Caine as one of the few military people in positions of leadership who told it to him straight.

Flyingsword
Flyingsword
1 month ago

Huge pro Pres Yoon rally in Daejeon: https://x.com/Detaro7/status/1893174531549696269

Flyingsword
Flyingsword
1 month ago
Flyingsword
Flyingsword
1 month ago

Seoul, yesterday (22 FEB): https://x.com/i/status/1893180830077591726

Korean Man
Korean Man
1 month ago

Only just a matter of time before Trump declares Martial Law as protests around the US right now spreads and spreads.

Let’s see if the US MAGA military obeys the Trump-Musk duo.

Flyingsword
Flyingsword
1 month ago

DPK pushes law to make speaking the truth illegal: https://x.com/sysmedi/status/1893339631250190544

setnaffa
setnaffa
1 month ago

Only thing is, there are no riots and protests anywhere but chinabot’s mind.

Flyingsword
Flyingsword
1 month ago

Situation in Korea presented in front of CPAC: FULL SPEECH: Morse Tan Speaks at CPAC 2025 Day Two – 2/21/25 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j5LJoMH4xjk

Korean Man
Korean Man
1 month ago

Flyingsword, Jesse Watters from FOX News laughed and mused this:

The American right uses social media to push the message to all the naive dummies out there. The messages that start small morph organically into bigger and bigger disinformation through word of mouth (social network service).

But the old stupid Democrats are still in the 1990s, holding protests here and there and traditional news channels reporting on them, and then the stories just disappear into thin air.

The South Korean DPK party, knows fully well what the right-wing American influence (X, Youtube, Google, Facebook, etc) is doing not just to South Korea, but all of Europe as well – that is spreading disinformation to politically destabilize whole countries to overthrow democratic systems. Using Democracy to work against itself. The Project 2025 lays all this out in the 900-page plan.

Korean Man
Korean Man
1 month ago

This is so bizarre, even for the Trumpian dystopia.

Musk sends out emails to all US government workers on Saturday afternoon

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JDuJT6r1GRI

Anyone that wants to live or travel to this dystopia, is just plain crazy. It’s becoming a very dangerous country when the entire government will not be functioning soon, to keep things safe.

Last edited 1 month ago by Korean Man
152G
152G
1 month ago

Hey KM, want to help me with my five work activities list? Emailed tasking received Saturday at 3pm. It was a 4 day week so I only have 25 or so.

ChickenHead
ChickenHead
1 month ago

Comments:

– Koreans are starting to realize Yoon might have been right. I’m not fullly on board with the legal system being flexible to follow the will of the people instead of the letter of the law, as the whims of people can be guided into unjust territory, but in situations like this, I understand. If the majority of people approve of the situation, perhaps it is unjust to lean the wrong way in a murky legal decision.

– The majority of Americans approve of Trump/DOGE. They are clearly removing the parasitic aspects of government and preparing America for a new level of efficiently and success. Anyone who speaks against this is an enemy of America and can be treated with ridicule, contempt, and perhaps violence.

– reducing the size of government by cutting jobs may be traumatic to the parasite class. It might not even be their fault, exactly. I know American government workers who are making good money without adding much value to the country, but i don’t blame them personally for taking advantage of the situation presented to them. The system is to blame in their case.

But changing the system is necessary and now is the time to do it.

– I make well thought-out explanations of important situations and events, I get likes. I make a stupid joke and I get 25% more likes. Maybe this says something about the minds and motivation of people. Or maybe it means thise comments just didn’t get minuses from the chinabots and reflect a more correct ranking..

Stephen
Stephen
1 month ago

“Trump also recalled asking the general his name, to which the president said Caine replied, “Razin.” After Trump asked for his last name, he reportedly replied: “Caine, Razin Caine.”
Trump also claims Caine put on a signature “Make America Great Again” hat while they met in Iraq.
“‘I love you, sir. I think you’re great, sir. I’ll kill for you, sir,’” Trump said, quoting Caine.”

Ah yes, a white, MAGA supporting officer. That’s DEI at work, folks.

ChickenHead
ChickenHead
1 month ago

Haha! The racists always confuse “white” with “competent”.

But it isn’t realy their fault, as they correlate so strongly.

Stephen
Stephen
1 month ago

“Haha! The racists always confuse “white” with “competent”.
But it isn’t realy their fault, as they correlate so strongly.”

I’m shocked he was able to say all that with Trump’s c$ck so deep down his throat. But you keep on projecting and being you.

ChickenHead
ChickenHead
1 month ago

Settle down, Stephen, you brought race into this. I thought you wanted to discuss this through the lens of race.

Probably best to leave that topic alone if you want to maintain your self esteem.

Also, FYI, it would be unquestionably hard to talk with Trump’s genitalia in my mouth, but since I typed this, my hands were free.

So I can express my opinion and fellate the King at the same time.

GrayBlack
GrayBlack
1 month ago

When USAID was shut down and investigated, it turned out to have been the funding mechanism for color revolutions. Purely coincidental, I’m sure, the left hasn’t been able to effectively organize mass protests/riots ever since.

Liz
Liz
1 month ago

I looked for a video of that quote (about Caine) and couldn’t find it.
There is zero chance that happened as described.

Korean Man
Korean Man
1 month ago

The Wall Street Journal, can’t get any more Republican than that. But what do they say about this smoke-and-mirror pony trick that all the MAGAs are touting?

The Trump administration’s Department of Government Efficiency touts cuts of $55 billion in federal spending, often citing canceled DEI and climate contracts. However, a Wall Street Journal analysis of government contract data showed a much different picture: “Woke” cuts were a tiny fraction of the total, and many claims of savings were overstated. While DOGE hasn’t offered details about all of the stated savings, it has posted a list of more than 1,100 canceled contracts to its website. As of Friday, it said the savings from these contracts amounted to about $7 billion. 

More here.

https://www.wsj.com/politics/policy/elon-musk-doge-federal-savings-claims-783b9507

Last edited 1 month ago by Korean Man
Liz
Liz
1 month ago

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3I9J9IaZC7o
He mentions Razin at around the 1.06 (hour and six minute) mark, through about 3 minutes. Nothing there like what was claimed.

Korean Man
Korean Man
1 month ago

But what do they say about this smoke-and-mirror pony trick that all the MAGAs are touting?

Well, I should have added, “until they also get fired or their services like Medicare and Social Security get dropped. Then those MAGAs will be crying online why they got cut, when it should have been others. lol.

If the Trump-Musk team really wants to make a dent, they need to get rid of Social Security ($1.5 trillion), Medicare ($1 trillion), and Medicaid ($900 billion). That’s your $3.5 trillion savings right there. Weren’t they discussing the plan to deposit those supposed savings into their new “US Sovereign Wealth Fund” for the 13 billionaire’s club to use?
Project 2025, specifically even admitted it, that the real cuts can’t happen unless those three entitlements are cut.

This could have unintended consequences that could lead to solving the other MAGA issue – immigration. Nobody in their right mind neither legally nor illegally would want to move, live, and work in a truly Third World nation that the US is turning into.

Last edited 1 month ago by Korean Man
Liz
Liz
1 month ago

 Wall Street Journal, can’t get any more Republican than that.”
Has a paywall. Can’t read it.
When Trump was president last time, efficiency and cost savings happened more over the long term (a year or two) than the short (a week or two). Once the culture changed, it enabled commanders to get rid of almost all computer based training, as one small example. Which saved a lot of man hours. A witch hunt culture with woke on every checklist with an underlying bureaucracy to support it, is inherently inefficient. That efficiency won’t necessarily show up in a spreadsheet tomorrow, it will be obvious over time.

Korean Man
Korean Man
1 month ago

US Treasuries are also in trouble, as Trump’s tariff wars crash the markets.

US needs to refinance $9.2 trillion of US debt that is maturing in 2025. That’s almost 25% of the total US debt, that’s maturing in one year. The US needs foreign countries like Japan, Canada, UK, EU, (former US allies now enemies and rivals), and even China to buy US debt to keep this game going.

But with the US pissing off all the countries, and with global economic collapse due to the US tariff wars, all these countries won’t buy the US treasuries. Even if they wanted to, they wouldn’t be able to buy the US debt because all the countries wouldn’t have enough US dollars anyway.

Even a sixth-grade child who could read a book would understand how the globally linked economies work. Except for the Trump-Musk administration, and half the country of 350 million people who don’t even have fifth-grade education.

You deserve a government that you deserve.

Last edited 1 month ago by Korean Man
Liz
Liz
1 month ago

Legit.

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Korean Man
Korean Man
1 month ago

Liz, we can sit here all day and argue who is in more trouble, the US or Europe. Frankly, I think every country that is part of the global economic network is in trouble. No, your tariffs are not going to work, other than crash everyone’s economies, including yours.

Just get ready for the hyperinflation that your megalomaniacal leaders have caused.

Wall Street Journal expose about the fake savings by DOGE here:

https://archive.ph/LtTyC

ChickenHead
ChickenHead
1 month ago

Cutting fraud, waste, abuse, kickbacks, payoffs, and bureacratic overhead, even with the mistakes that will generate an amazing amout of press, will have a better result than doing nothing.

With this in mind, it doesn’t matter how loud Korea Man screams at the sky and tries to cause fear and doubt in an audience that is neither fearful nor doubtful.

It is nice to see a complaint is about how much wasteful spending is cut. It means everyone agrees something is being cut. That is good.

It is also funny to see the left defending fraud, waste, abuse, inefficiency, and corruption. They have also doubled down on trannies.

Something is wrong with the left.

At least they now lack the power to force their self destruction off on everyone else.

Korean Man
Korean Man
1 month ago

How do you define the “left” chickenhead? Anyone that you don’t agree with?

Wall Street Journal is a leftist publication now??

You guys remind me of the brainwashed cultists. Even the Moonies are not this brainwashed.

Liz
Liz
1 month ago

Just learned that General O’Shaughnessy, former PACAF commander who has been mentioned here before, years ago, was floated around as a potential Secretary of the Airforce under Trump. Guess Trump bailed on the idea as he didn’t want too many of the old guard in there. At any rate, now he works for Space X, which is fitting I think. Those two seem to have very similar personalities.

ChickenHead
ChickenHead
1 month ago

“How do you define the “left” chickenhead? Anyone that you don’t agree with?”

No, disagreement is a symptom and not a cause.

The “left” is collectivist, wishes to redistribute wealth i have worked for, believes that big government needs to tell me what to do, hates religion unless it is Muslim, works against groups that are the most productive (e.g. cic white men and Asians), has very poor priorities on who it supports (e.g. George Floyd), believes in child trannies, pushes disruptive and destructive mass migration, coddles true criminals yet quickly attacks normal people defending themselves, talks about social programs but actually builds a large parasitic bureaucracy to take the majority of resources, hates transparency, pushes failed idiologies like communism (and eventually global warming), motivates by emotion rather than facts, attracts and empowers fúck-offs and misfits by giving them a sense of entitlement and then sending them off to hassle the productive classes, derives its power from disorder and conflict, claims such things as a true education is racist…

…this list can go on and on.

Bonus: a “leftist” and a liberal are close but not quite the same thing, just as a right winger and a conservative are not the same thing.

Korean Man
Korean Man
1 month ago

Still haven’t answered my question. How is Wall Street Journal leftist?

How do you answer the laments inside the US, that since USAID was dismantled, the entire global ecosystem of anti-China think tanks, propaganda, and anti-China subversions are now facing extinction? Seems to me, this is a self-own goal, a shot to your own foot.

Xi Jin Ping thanks Trump-Musk DOGE:

https://www.reddit.com/r/China/comments/1ijcaik/head_of_china_investigations_at_aspi_bethany/

Last edited 1 month ago by Korean Man
setnaffa
setnaffa
1 month ago

chinabot can’t keep us so tries to tell us a NYC-based newspaper is conservative. Or is he just saying Republican? John McAmnesty was Republican. So are the Bush family. So is Romney. And many other globalists.

They (WSJ) are useless most of the time, except to attack Trump. They fell victim to Keynesian viewpoints.

ChickenHead
ChickenHead
1 month ago

Korea Person/Man have nothing more to complain about no matter which side they are on.

If they are Chinese, they are already in bed with Russia.

Same if they are North Korean.

And, as America realized Russia has more to offer than the EU, that relationship grows closer.

And if they are Korean…

https://en.topcor.ru/57024-pervyj-poshel-juzhnaja-koreja-otmenjaet-sankcii-na-postavku-v-rossiju-medicinskogo-oborudovanija.html

TLDR: Korea will start exporting medical equipment to Russia (seemingly with America’s blessing) and other Korean companies like Samsung are positioning for what is coming.

Looks like Russia is back on the menu.

Liz
Liz
1 month ago

Pretty good writeup by Dr Davis Hanson here.
https://victorhanson.com/trumps-ukrainian-tightrope/

Last edited 1 month ago by Liz
setnaffa
setnaffa
1 month ago

Thanks , VDH is always worth a read or a listen.

Liz
Liz
1 month ago
ChickenHead
ChickenHead
1 month ago

When it came out, anybody who thought the covid vaccine was Safe & Effective was truly too dumb to live. Those who wouldn’t shut up about how Safe & Effective it was were dumber than that… and many times more irritating.

This wasn’t because they had a firm medical opinion based on no evidence and hadn’t thought it through at all, only regergitating what the teevee told them. They could manufacture all sorts of fallacies to convince themselves of this and then claim I didn’t have a epidemiology degree and “just don’t understand the science.” But that’s only too dumb to go into public.

Too dumb to live was becasue of the solid and indisputable fact there simply hadn’t been enough time from its creation to its administration to make that statement… especially with the surety so many in media, government, and science, were making it.

That cannot be argued.

But, boy, did they try.

Mental gymnastics that made Mental Olympics history.

I completely lost my respect for people. Everyone is a complete fùcktard by default, and they have to prove otherwise through reasonable thinking. So many fail this requirement now that I am paying attention.

As predicted, it was not effective. Everyone eventually aught covid. And they need vaccines every six months for life to really reduce the chance of catching it again.

We have all known since grade school that “viruses mutate.” The adult version of this is smallpox is a complex DNA virus with a proofreading mechanism that reduces mutation, it only affects humans, and it infects deep tissues where vaccinated immune response is strong.

Covid is a sloppy rapidly-mutating RNA virus with animal reservoirs that affects the respiratory system… the exact type of virus that we can’t seem to make a vaccine for and EVERYBODY who does “understand the science” knew this immediately.

And so could non-scientists in 2020 with 15 minutes worth of study.

Scientists are also fùcktards, more interested in wasteful government grants than actual science… or maybe they are just responding to the corrupt government only funding their agenda. The whole system is infected with fùcktards.

That brings us to our next question… is it safe?

There are so many possible pathways to long-term disasters, the answer is statistically no.

But I “don’t understand the science,” so let’s discuss this in a decade when there can be no argument.

Maybe sooner.

Korean Man
Korean Man
1 month ago

There he goes again with the rant against vaccines. People are now dying of mass outbreaks of measles and polio in Texas because they stopped vaccinating their kids. These are diseases that are extinct in developed countries, yet people in America are dying due to superstition. Unbelievable.

Stupid Axis Evil country – your allies are Russia and North Korea now. Don’t deny it.

ChickenHead
ChickenHead
1 month ago

Ha!

I never rant against “vaccines”.

I rant against vaccines that don’t vaccinate because they are too busy transferring wealth from government to Big Business with no concern with safety or effectiveness.

There are certain vaccines society MUST have because the danger is exceedingly low and the benefit is exceedingly high.

But somewhere along the way, government and industry strayed from doing cost-benefit calculations and now kids must take expensive vaccines for diseases that barely exist.

This peaked with the covid vaccine that was very expensive, didn’t acccomplish much, and is likely dangerous in the long term to a percentage of the population that got little-to-no benefit from it.

That is worth ranting about.

Liz
Liz
1 month ago

Haven’t heard of any polio cases in Texas. That would be odd.
Saw a case of cowpox in Texas once. And another in N Mexico.

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