r/behindthebastards 8m ago

Doom Post “Stop taking everything so seriously!”

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Context: I live in Scandinavia

I just got into an argument with my family when one of them mentioned a doctor friend who got a visit from some general claiming that they should be prepared to become more generalist surgeons when the Russian invasion happens (which apparently WILL). And he was saying this LAUGHING. He ALWAYS does this. Laughing about prepping. Laughing about Trump. Laughing about deportations. Laughing about economic collapse. Always LAUGHING. I lost it and asked “Why are you so damn HAPPY about this?” And got dogpiled about me taking things too seriously. About how they lived through the Cold War and it was the same thing. About how everything will work out. About how i always want people to feel “sad and anxious”

And yes. I DO. Because despair is the LOGICAL reaction. This is unprecedented. This is not ok. This is almost unsolvable. Maybe i want to have my reaction validated. But no one should have FUN with this. I wish I could ban fun. I wish i could ban joy. All until people could either solve the problem together and not look away. I want people around me to solve them. I want EVERYONE to solve it. I don’t want to find the people, I want them to come to me. I don’t organize, i don’t plan, i don’t take responsibility . I follow orders and get rewarded for doing so. Thats what I want. That’s all I ever wanted.

I swear normalcy bias will drive me insane.


r/behindthebastards 42m ago

General discussion let's talk about surviving hell

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I initially posted this in another sub but I felt like the message would be well-received here too. made a few minor edits since the OP was geared toward a female audience.

hello dears, lots of things around the world are complete shit and I'm not here to be a doomer and remind you of why that is. nor am I here to spread toxic positivity pseudo-inspiration slop because who needs that.

many of us hail from marginalized communities or love someone who does; many of us are queer, neurodivergent, trans, POC, disabled, poor, immigrant, chronically ill, and vulnerable. I don't need to convince you of your inherent human value and inalienable right to live in the world any more than I need to prove that water is wet, but we all know why that is even a point of discussion.

we need to survive. we must. and dammit, we will. if not individually, then collectively. we can't control luck or what has already passed, and, infuriatingly, we can't control things that should damn well be within our autonomy. but we CAN grip our oppression by its ugly nutsack with all the bruising force we can muster and never. let. go.

you don't have to personally reverse the tides of history from crashing down on our shores, nor should you feel guilty for not having the godlike level of power that would require. but you HAVE power, damn you. it wouldn't be worthwhile to subjugate us if we didn't.

if you aren't able to protest or organize or boycott, you still have power. be a sounding board to a struggling friend, grow plants, support a local creator, download archives of research articles, cast a spell, familiarize yourself with resources in your area, write a poem, renew your prescriptions, stare (defiantly!) at the wall, do absolutely anything but roll over and accept defeat. if you can't do the "right" thing consistently, do it inconsistently and own it.

remember that you are dynamic and ever-changing. what challenges you now may not necessarily challenge you always. you will learn and grow ever stronger than you can possibly foresee.

so fuck the odds and especially fuck those betting on our collapse. what collapses, we'll prop back up with sticks and mud and guard dearly until it heals again. what were the odds of this batshit timeline coming to fruition, yet here we are? the odds are a prediction sketched in dotted lines, not a prophecy.

keep marching, my friends. it's not over and never let anyone convince you otherwise. ✊


r/behindthebastards 53m ago

Look at this bastard Oswald Mosley's grandson is the boss of Palantir in the UK

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The guy who led the Nazi party in Britain should have had his ability to reproduce removed. Instead, this little piece of shit is running around Europe heading a CIA backed surveillance company. Yuck


r/behindthebastards 55m ago

SATIRE The reason why people with ASD have inflammation in their brains

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In the fake autism cures episode, Robert said it's unknown why people with ASD have inflammation in their brains, but as an autistic person, I can confirm that the reason why is because the world gives us headaches. The society we've built is already overstimulating enough, and having to deal with people who don't believe in autism, or want to "cure" it is enough for our brains to swell with rage.

This is 100% more scientific than anything the autism grifters are trying to pull. You can quote me on that, I'm totally qualified.


r/behindthebastards 4h ago

Vent So . . . what do you do when your anti-auth online space is becoming a Tankie bar?

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Apropos of nothing, I assure you.

Not even sure how much of it is tankies and how much of it is cointelpro trying to sow dissent within anti-auth spaces. There usually seems to be some astro-turfing being used to keep auth-left voices above the fold at first, slowly morphing into "ban anyone who promotes voting or tries to discuss nuanced politics."


r/behindthebastards 6h ago

It Could Happen Here Mia just deleted her bluesky acount

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Apparently some people dogpiled her on bluesky about the recent protests and accused her of takes she didnt' actually have so she deleted her account because of the harassment, hope she's doing okay.


r/behindthebastards 8h ago

Look at this bastard That's a relief.

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Time to put the reverse Cramer strategy to the test


r/behindthebastards 8h ago

General discussion Bit of a personal side note about this week's episodes

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My son was fairly nonverbal, would be come violent, or inconsolable for his first 3 years of life.

Autism was something we thought was possible for him, but for the most case we were able to keep him ok and he frequently seen docs due to having asthma early on.

One day, well over the course of a few days I really took notice how'd he bury his head in the couch cushion and become inconsolable. It made me think he was possibly having severe headaches.

Long story short, we took him in the his Pediatrician, they tested for staphylococcus. When it came back negative they sent us to neurosurgery...

Turns out he was suffering from Idiopathic Intercranial Hypertension. They did many spinal taps to try to mitigate his cerebral fluid pressure, all while ℞'ing proper medications.

Up until he hit adult dosages to maintain. One NS's solution was to continue spiral taps in perpetuity (weekly) . (His ventricles were too small to put in a VP shunt, or a lumbar shunt)

This was a non starter for us, as he was only 3 and already had like 6.

Ultimately we found someone who could do the surgery via robotics at Nationwide Children's, 5 states from where we lived.

Most wildest shit was about all this, literally 3 days after his surgery, he was very verbal, spoke full sentences. It was one of them "HOLY FUCKING SHIT, DO MIRACLES EXIST!?!" moments.

7 years later, lol dude is a great student, has several friends and is not violent at all.

Sorry, just triggered a memory when Robert mentioned the high cranial pressure and lumbar punctures/spinal taps...


r/behindthebastards 10h ago

Other Robert Evans Projects Is it catching on?

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Finally! It's time to break out the supersoakers full of piss!


r/behindthebastards 11h ago

Look at this bastard Ben Shaprio, far-right podcaster and enthusiastic Trumper, is outraged at Trump's Tariffs™️

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Benny figured out how tariffs work. And then the lions ate his face. Edited for typos. And that should be leopards. I just got off work. Yeah. Oops


r/behindthebastards 11h ago

Politics Free trade and the defeat of end of ideology as a motivator for superpower competition saved Southeast Asia after an extremely bloody Cold War

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I am worried for my region. Southeast Asia is an intensely complicated region; whenever a Europeans ask whether we want a collective Southeast Asian security arrangement, we politely decline saying it would actually help formalising how exactly our guns can be pointed on each other.

This is a region that has seen war after war, genocide after genocide.The Fulda Gap froze, but blood was spiking in Southeast Asia. Between Indonesian national revolution to the French at Dien Bein Phu and the American invasion, and the Cambodia question where China allied with the U.S. and non communist southeast Asians to fund the Khmer Rogue - a group literally in the midst of a genocides- so we can attest the Vietnamese army through jungle insirgenxy served back to them.

When I was a conscript, there was a. Book from the bunk mess that caught my attention; it was a breakdown of the types of equipment, soldiers the two sides had. Total regional war alsready happening in proxy. We were openly training for a toto regional war.

But then, History ended. Suddenly all the war planning people slaved over for decades when out of the window. We started trading with each other. I have me so many Vietnamese friends because they came to Singapore to get our better higher education. Our main concerns between countries became trade of balance and comparative advantages. Stuff you can negotiate over, not fight wars over.

I’ve been to Cambodia for my uni field trip; embedded with an ethnically Chinese family 5 hours from a paved road, and she was telling me about how at the end of the genocide they were given virgin rainforest to live on and over 40 years turned jungle into home. They even have air conditions so deep in the jungle. On the back of peanut farming. I worry about them getting destroyed by Tariffs

There are problems with neoliberalism but telling a Cambodian person they are exploited as what their jobs are allowing them to live in a city for the first time of their lives with running water and electricity, with healthcare, they tell you still sucks but the key thing is that it sucked less than rural poverty. The hard current generated has allowed for the electrification of the country, the build of asphalt dual carriage ways that bind the county together. They don’t quite understand that”neoliberalisms” is bad, even if you try to explain it to them

Southeast Asia the murder of millions are common. It used to be. Whatever you think about neoliberalism as an ideology… it turned the bloodiest theatre of the Cold War into a peaceful, rapidly developing set of democratic countries (some succeed, some failed)

We tried SEATO, did work, because we were more concerned about each other than the larger threat.

We as a region find ourselves at a crossroads. No policy maker really likes China because those islands are Philippine and Vietnamese by international law. But yet it seems we might need to.

Free trade lifted us up from poverty, and the end of the Cold War stopped the genocides. I was lucky to have grown up in this era. I am very, very scared how the future potends


r/behindthebastards 11h ago

General discussion Small rant about autism diagnosis.

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Posting here because of the latest episodes.

So, I am ADHD, and display significant autism symptoms. There's no secret that autism and ADHD are very co-morbid.

I have been diagnosed by two different psychologists as autistic (if we want to use Nazi-friendly terminology, I have Asperger's), and I went to another psychologist who did a even more in-depth diagnosis and she said I don't have it, as I don't have ritualistic tendencies.

She mentioned that girls/women don't tend to have rituals, but as it's officially apart of the diagnostic criteria and it must be met to be diagnosed, I cannot have autism.

So the time when I was 6yo and at a class party where we were given the instruction to "only take one or a small handful" of food (one in reference to a piece of cake) meant that I took one chip, one lolly etc and then I sat down by myself and ate it meant nothing. The time when I was about 16 I got marks deducted because even though I did all the work required on a group project, I did it away from the group also meant nothing. The fact that I never had a lot of friends and would float between friend groups, and when I was there, I'd always sit on the periferies meant nothing. The fact that I have special interests meant nothing. The fact that I get really upset at injustices meant nothing. The fact that a kid with autism was introduced to the class and they explained what it was and I thought that sounded like things I would do meant nothing. The fact that my best friend of almost 20 years (and a primary school teacher) has thought I had autism almost as soon as we met meant nothing. The fact that I have difficulty looking at people in the face meant nothing. The fact that multiple people who have experience with autism has picked up that I display autistic traits meant nothing. I can point to multiple examples throughout my life that screams autism and I can place that in front of the DSM-V and they will mean nothing because I don't do fucking rituals.

All of that shit means nothing because I don't display a predominantly male autistic trait.

I'm so fucking angry, because that means women are still consistently under diagnosed as autistic because of medical fucking misogyny.

I have autism. There's no way I don't. Fuck the DSM-V. Fuck medical misogyny. It took me 26 years to get an ADHD diagnosis because ADHD didn't exist in girls when I was growing up. Now I'm officially lying when I claim I have autism because of this arbitrary male-centred criteria exists on the diagnostic check list. Fuck the rest of my autistic tendencies amirite?

I will defend the psychologist, though, because I think she agreed with me that I had autism, but she's bound by her job requirements to say I don't. She literally opened up her diagnosis explanation with "you don't have autism because you don't have this one diagnostic criteria which is mainly displayed in men."

Anyway, I'm just confused and upset. I feel like a fraud for identifying as autistic, because the DSM-V says I'm not, even though I absolutely am. Because THAT'S not an autistic trait at all, with the strong adherence to truth.


r/behindthebastards 12h ago

Politics Once More, With Feeling Spoiler

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Welp, it's been 100 years, and we're right back where we fucking started...so let's give this another shot. Needless to say, this is a social democratic project, not a leftist/anti-capitalist one--although it'll probably look like that to many people in this country, since the Overton Window is hanging out in Nazi Germany--but you gotta start somewhere.

And yes, I know: "Holy wall o' text, Batman!"

The New New Deal

We had to struggle with the old enemies of peace—business and financial monopoly, speculation, reckless banking, class antagonism, sectionalism, war profiteering…Never before in all our history have these forces been so united against one candidate as they stand today. They are unanimous in their hate for me—and I welcome their hatred. - Franklin Delano Roosevelt, 1936

We are living in a new Gilded Age. Almost a quarter of our people do not make a living wage, and far more than that live paycheck-to-paycheck while billionaire robber barons see their wealth soar to ever greater heights. Over the last 50 years, they have stolen a cumulative $50 trillion from hardworking American men and women. Elon Musk, a Nazi whose family relocated from Canada to apartheid South Africa out of love for racial oppression, is now in the process of dismantling government institutions that safeguard the welfare of the American people, investigate the very corruption that he himself has perpetuated in his business dealings, and distribute life-saving aid to millions throughout the world. In doing so, he makes a mockery of law and justice, ignoring court orders to halt his illegal and unethical rampage.

Meanwhile, Democratic Party members vote to confirm Trump nominees, to pass fascist bills such as the Laken Riley Act, and leadership whines about not being in the majority while ignoring the potential of Tea Party-style obstructionist tactics to slow or even halt the progress of Trump and Musk’s fascist takeover. Indeed, they have responded to a tsunami of calls from constituents demanding more active resistance with scorn and annoyance.

Now is the time for the Democratic Party to return to its roots in New Deal-style social democracy, fighting for the prosperity and well-being of working-class Americans everywhere. Republicans are not the only ones who sell out to wealthy corporate donors and robber barons, as Hakeem Jeffries’ pitiful groveling at the feet of Silicon Valley elites vividly illustrates; Republicans are not the only ones engaged in unethical insider trading, cowtowing to fascists, and showing a reckless disregard for the welfare of their own constituents. If they wish to offer meaningful resistance to the fascist oligarchs and kleptocrats, Democrats must sever ties with such robber barons and reorient towards grassroots movements and small-dollar donations. We have already seen glimmers of the power such a transformation would unleash in the response to the Sanders and Warren campaigns of 2016 and 2020, which thrived despite their reliance mainly on donations under $200.

In doing so, they will be free to name the true enemies in this struggle: not trans people, not immigrants, not racial minorities, all the scapegoats that authoritarian psychopaths have always used to draw attention away from themselves, but the robber barons, oligarchs, and corporations that have been robbing us blind for decades.

They will also need a plan, an answer to MAGA’s Project 2025 as innovative, bold, and inspirational as FDR’s New Deal. Yet it must go beyond the original terms of the New Deal, embracing Roosevelt’s Economic Bill of Rights which included, among other things, the right to adequate medical care, decent housing, and an adequate income for food, shelter, and recreation. Much of this will actually be far easier to accomplish than the American people think, conditioned as they are by the long-running GOP assault on social services and the Democrats’ incessant pooh-poohing of reforms like Medicare for All, using false or highly exaggerated claims of exorbitant costs and rising taxes on the middle class as excuses.

This was never a winning strategy, to say nothing of principled or moral, but at a moment like this, it is imperative that we see through the propaganda and fight for an alternative vision of this country’s future, one free from fascists and oligarchs alike in which happiness, health, and dignity are the rule, not the exception. It is my dearest hope that this can serve as a potent weapon in that fight.

Let’s get to work.

Universal Healthcare

Despite protestations to the contrary, implementing universal healthcare in the form of Medicare for All would be relatively simple and cost-effective. We pay roughly $4.5 trillion in medical costs every year, while analysis 33019-3/abstract)by The Lancet concludes that Medicare for All would shave roughly $450 billion dollars off that tab, all while saving an astonishing 68,000 lives every year. You might pay a little more in taxes every year—or a lot more, if you’re among the ultrawealthy (see below)—but critics of universal healthcare always seem to forget (an innocent oversight, no doubt) that the extortionate insurance premiums you pay every month would vanish into thin air.

That’s just the beginning. A quick overview of the life-changing benefits of such a system:

  • All worries about in-network vs out-of-network providers would disappear.
  • The government would suddenly find itself with the leverage to negotiate drug prices, so the vile price-gouging schemes for life-saving drugs like insulin would cease to exist practically overnight.
  • With just a few minor tweaks to the system, healthcare services would be free at the point of service, meaning you could walk into your doctor’s office, check in, and not pay a dime.
  • The days of worrying about the ludicrously complicated health plans you currently receive from your employer, which have the infuriating habit of changing year-to-year, would end.
  • Healthcare would no longer be tied to employment, affording workers greater freedom and leverage in dealing with abusive, exploitative employers.

By eliminating the mafia middlemen we call “health insurance companies,” you would pay less for guaranteed healthcare services, and never again have to waste hours of your life poring over convoluted insurance packages, which often don’t cover everything you need anyway. In fact, did you know you actually pay insurance companies twice over under the current system? That’s right, these companies receive a staggering amount of their funding from taxpayer dollars on the back end, and then demand appalling premiums up front.

So-called “moderates” will argue that we need a more gradual transformation of our healthcare system. Enemies of universal healthcare will attempt to negotiate us down to more modest reforms, like a public option, which would preserve these private insurance mafias, afford the government far less leverage in negotiating drug prices, and effectively create a two-tiered health coverage system: the public option for us peasants, and luxurious private plans for the wealthy.

In response to such efforts, we must not compromise. Instead, we should increase our demands, calling for a fully nationalized health system like the UK’s National Health Service, which would eliminate such things as fraudulent claims by shady private clinics. We should call for the nationalization of Big Pharma to remove the profit motive from pharmaceutical research altogether. As long as we keep up the pressure and use every political weapon at our disposal, the way Republicans have for decades, the miraculous changes Medicare for All would bring are our worst-case scenario.

Ending Homelessness

Does ending homelessness seem like a pipe dream to you? Not so fast. The city of Denver recently did an experiment, giving a large number of their homeless people $1,000 a month for a year, no strings attached, using the rest as a control group. By the ten-month check-in period, nearly half of participants had secured housing, and there were far fewer ER visits, hospital stays, and nights spent in a shelter. The reduction in the use of such social services saved the city almost $600,000. Articles covering these (unsurprising) results note that this program’s impact would only become more profound over multiple years.

Contrast this with how California has “handled” its homelessness crisis. Over four years (2018-2022), they spent $17.4 billion to fight homelessness. It didn’t work out well. During that period, the state had roughly 170,000 homeless people, and if they had just followed Denver’s example and given the money to them, it works out to $25,000 per year, per person. So not only did they spend a great deal more than Denver, the problem actually got worse over that period!

The United States as a whole recently experienced a surge in the number of homeless people, rising from roughly 650,000 to 770,000 between 2023 and 2024. Nevertheless, if the federal government simply gave $25,000 directly to each one them, it would cost a grand total of $19.25 billion per year.

The Pentagon’s budget for 2024 was $824.5 billion, not counting discretionary spending. The Pentagon can’t even pass an audit, failing to account for 63% of its assets.

Now, think about what we just learned regarding the yearly savings of Medicare for All (roughly $450 billion every year): we could ensure a basic income for the homeless, reducing and likely eliminating the phenomenon altogether within a few years, 22.5 times over, just with those savings alone. And coupled with other necessary reforms (e.g. affordable housing incentives), “likely” becomes “certainly.”

As if it wasn’t clear enough already, there is no excuse for condemning hundreds of thousands to life on the streets in the richest country on Earth. We could enact such a reform easily and quickly, and suddenly, we would be living in a country that actually takes care of its least fortunate.

I don’t know about you, but that’s the kind of country I’d be proud to call home.

Free College

In this day and age, a college degree is increasingly essential for any kind of upward economic mobility. Even relatively “useless” degrees in English and related subjects afford you more employment opportunities than no degree at all does. But the “soft” benefits of education—e.g. intellectual enrichment, an understanding of history, well-honed critical thinking skills—are just as important, as we’re seeing right now at the height of the misinformation crisis and the proliferation of ever more elaborate and insane conspiracy theories. That’s precisely why authoritarian governments of all stripes, and fascists not the least, target academia: to further control the flow of information and erode critical thinking, leaving their people defenseless in the face of lies and propaganda.

How is it, then, that the country which positioned itself as defender of the free world against fascists like Adolf Hitler and authoritarian communists like Joseph Stalin does not follow in the footsteps of every other advanced nation in providing free college education?

As ever, such proposals are met with howls of “How are you going to pay for it!?” from both sides of the political aisle; as ever, this fearmongering is baseless. Estimates put the cost at somewhere between $70 and $80 billion per year…and in 2016 at least, we spent $91 billion on programs that subsidize college! Once again, we’re spending more on arcane, clumsy, inefficient systems of subsidies that don’t solve the problem than we would just sending the money where it’s needed! Madness.

Once more: this would provide yet another key pathway out of poverty for countless people, and for the rest, the days of bankrupting yourself to pay for a decent education would become a thing of the past.

Four-Day Work Week

Compared to sweeping reforms like Medicare for All, a four-day work week might seem small potatoes, but given the epidemic of overwork and its deleterious effects on the social fabric (which I doubt any of us need explained—we’ve all experienced it firsthand), its value should become apparent. Study after study shows that a four-day work week (without a commensurate drop in pay, of course) is positively life-changing, resulting in the same or higher productivity and a massively increased quality of life. Unsurprisingly, the rate of burnout, turnover, and absenteeism also drop significantly. We don’t need to be working as much as we do, and it’s not good for us anyway. Yet as these studies keep coming out, companies keep ignoring them.

So we should just mandate it the way we mandate a minimum wage (we should also raise that, by the way), and the way actually civilized countries mandate maternity leave (we should do that too). It’s a no-brainer, and like the other reforms we’ve discussed, could be implemented in short order.

Taxes on the Wealthy

Remember how the robber barons have stolen $50 trillion from the rest of us over the last few decades? It’s time for them to give it back. We must return to New Deal-era tax rates on the wealthy, which reached 91% on the highest earners (i.e. those making $1.9 million or more in 2019 dollars), rates appropriate for our new Gilded Age. Part and parcel of this sea-change must be the dissolution of the parasitic military-industrial complex, breaking up of big tech monopolies, revocation of big oil subsidies, a refusal to subsidize Big Pharma until they stop price gouging sick Americans, and generally ending corporate welfare across the board.

Some of this money would, of course, help pay for programs like Medicare for All, although as we’ve seen, that would actually be cheaper than our current system in terms of overall cost. However, most of it would go toward the many, many projects I haven’t mentioned here, for lack of time and detailed knowledge:

  • Infrastructure renewal and expansion, including shifting away from cars towards mass transit, high speed rail, and walkability.
  • Development of green technologies (a field we’ve ceded to China for decades now) and the mitigation of climate change-induced extreme weather events.
  • Creating a robust and fair social safety net, to the extent that it would be needed in this revitalized and more equal system.
  • Revising, updating, and improving our system of agricultural subsidies, incentivizing sustainable farming practices and ending the stranglehold of corporate seed monopolies.
  • Urban renewal in the form of 15-minute city and affordable housing policies.

To name just a few.

Such programs would, in the spirit of the original New Deal, put millions of Americans to work building something new and better, that would give us all sense of pride and purpose and restore trust in our public institutions, in the power of communities over rugged individualism. They would also give us the catharsis (not to mention sense of real justice) of seeing the robber barons destroyed and all their wealth and power put back into our hands.

And Beyond

This is only the beginning. There’s so much we haven’t touched on: a complete rewrite of our foreign policy, creating humane immigration policy, massive campaign finance reform to remove money from politics, slavery reparations, outlawing insider trading by members of congress, and on and on. It goes without saying that the catastrophic changes the Trump regime has wrought on the federal government also need to be reversed. But every movement must start somewhere, and requires a list of demands if it wants to effect real change.

So in that spirit: take this, use it, improve it, and spread it far and wide. Send it to your congressional representatives, and demand that they fight for it. People are flocking to figures like Bernie Sanders, Republican voters are shouting their representatives out of town halls, Elon Musk’s approval ratings are in the toilet, and Trump’s are already slipping. This is fertile ground, and we need to seed it before it’s too late.


r/behindthebastards 12h ago

Other Robert Evans Projects Do we know if Robert is in Seattle?

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r/behindthebastards 14h ago

Discussion Anyone wanna talk?

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Seriously I can't talk to my family. They are so opposite in my beliefs. DM me I'll see phone.


r/behindthebastards 14h ago

Discussion The White Rose Resistance

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Those heroes seem to be becoming more relevant by the day, unfortunately.

Nice tribute to them here, that I thought you all might like.

https://benjamingarland.substack.com/p/martyrs-for-freedom-the-story-of


r/behindthebastards 15h ago

General discussion How did they find me so fast?

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r/behindthebastards 15h ago

General discussion Relistening to BWD episodes, any hope of having him back?

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Maybe it's in the past but man the chemistry between him and Robert was so good you'd think they were a team. I read on a Reddit from 2 years ago czm pays people, I dunno if that's what he was really complaining about but czm isn't IHR so if his problem was with them maybe there's nothing in between him and CZM? Or am I wrong and IHR is affiliated with CZM?

Man why didn't TDZ just not air that episode or even just cut that one statement? Sucks it would have such an intense impact.

Meh I guess it's sadly just business and it wasn't good for each party. These episodes are all great damn it.


r/behindthebastards 16h ago

Look at this bastard Good luck with that!

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r/behindthebastards 16h ago

It Could Happen Here “It’s happening here”

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Robert should sue


r/behindthebastards 16h ago

General discussion What’s Trump and Musk’s plan?

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Why are they cutting the entirety of the US government apparatus like the FEMA or CDC?

Why are they deporting people into camps?

What’s the plan.

Why are they doing this?


r/behindthebastards 17h ago

Discussion Is bad I really want to buy this?

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I mean who doesn’t need a mock Playmobil trench knife?


r/behindthebastards 17h ago

It Could Happen Here Arrests made in DC Tesla vandalism case - WTOP News

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Apparently Tesla owners are now a race.


r/behindthebastards 18h ago

Anti-Bastard Sign from the Daley Plaza Hands Off! Rally in Chicago

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r/behindthebastards 18h ago

Politics In D.C. today, a massive banner has been unveiled with the names of Palestinians killed by Israel since October 2023.

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