there's also a lot of shit tier accounts promoting nonsense and muddying the waters of actual debate but that's what happens when you reach a critical mass of useless eater nihilists just trying to tear things down instead of engaging in the sort of constructive discussion that the forum was known for in the past

(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=5740469&forum_id=2#49032271)

cr you are a kike

(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=5740469&forum_id=2#49032278)

i promote populism and think that a country should be run optimally primarily for the benefit and welfare of its people but it's clear that between that and the rampant anti-intellectualism that it's reaching its limits on what's useful to the discourse

(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=5740469&forum_id=2#49032286)

i haven't seen much from anti-israel conservatives that seems credible and am interested in the arguments that could be made there. i'd make more of them myself but frankly it's entirely thankless work as that camp has become overrun by nihilists and closeted far leftists. granted its all getting drowned out by retarded spam but the threads that do provoke good debate and action stick out all the more for it

(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=5740469&forum_id=2#49032322)

re: foreign policy, i care about american interests in the region first and foremost. what's good for israel is sometimes good for america and what's good for iran is sometimes good for america. sensible american citizens should be supporting and prioritizing expanding trade and political linkages in the region and politicians who support these things. this war has been bad for business---and demonstrably so on the ground here---as well as wider political plans in the region and this is why i've been pretty judicious (🥁) on what israel wants vs what americans want. the straits of hormuz in particular are a major, major american strategic interest, with long seeded designs made on them, and there are arguments that point towards a variety of options available as to secure or pacify the area around them. i'm hoping for a diplomatic solution, but who knows. i think my positions are pretty fair and consider both sets of agreements made with israel and iran; you would be hard pressed to find an israeli who actually supports the novel experiment of allowing iran to find a greater degree of energy independence under UN/IAEA/US oversight.

(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=5740469&forum_id=2#49032704)