A girl goes viral after getting stuck in an elevator with a group of immature guys and shut them all down when they started laughing😬

The death penalty is inadmissible because it is an attack on the inviolability and dignity of the person. The common good can be safeguarded and the requirements of justice can be met without recourse to capital punishment: effective systems of detention have been developed that protect citizens while at the same time do not completely deprive those who are guilty of the possibility of redemption. #NoDeathPenalty

Nick Fuentes is now vindicated on his death penalty position: “As I get older, I am becoming completely against it. We just don’t have the right to take life in that way.”

If today, Boomers came on here and said, "Y'all are right. We had all these advantages and fiddled the time away and pissed it all away and left y'all with a massive bag of sh!t. We can't fix what's been done. We f'd up massively and we suck and you deserve better. We're sorry. Let's work together to hang some politicians, burn it down and rebuild this country into something great again." Everyone would be like, "F yeah. LFG Boomers!" Like the Last March of the Ents. Let's f some sh!t up! All would be forgiven and it would scare the everloving f out of the system. Boomers could turn it all around and go out like heroes. Instead they just want to be left alone with their slot machines, their RV's and their Metamucil or whatever. There's no fire in them. No spark. They're not heroes. There were never heroes. They were always larpers. Pretending to be the 'Greatest Generation' which did all the cool stuff. They are weak of mind, weak of body and definitely weak of spirit. No, Boomers can't even understand much less accept what they've done. Therefore we're going to have to fix it ourselves.

See what I mean. They want to squeeze us like slaves because their a wicked generation of bums who need government assistance while being the wealthiest generation and had the best economy. If you didn't put money away for retirement that's not our problem. Get a job.

I'm with this guy. I've been paying into Social Security for almost 4 decades. I'm a little over 10 years away from retirement. If I get rug pulled I'm going to revolt. I'll happily take a payout right now and invest that money into something with a better return.

You were rug pulled before you were born. If you didn't know the program would be insolvent by the time you retired you weren't paying attention. There's no interest to be collected. Your money isn't there.

I am 51. I am perfectly ok with being cut off from Social Security and never receiving a dime of benefits, as long as not another cent is taken from my paycheck for it. I will take my 6.2% and invest it however I want.

I would agree to a plan to phase out social security over the next 25 years, even knowing that it means the system will end right at the moment when I would start drawing a check. If that means that my kids and grandchildren aren’t subjected to this scam for their entire lives, I’m willing to take that hit. I just can’t for the life of me understand or relate to the older people who don’t feel that way and wouldn’t be willing to make the sacrifice for the sake of their descendants. Totally foreign mentality to me. I truly find it baffling. Setting my kids up for the future is like one of the only things I care about anymore.

I understand that the social security conversation is political poison. But I’m not running for office so I don’t care about that. Taking huge chunks out of the paychecks of young working Americans in order to pay for the retirements of older Americans who have a net worth several times higher, all to prop up a system that everyone knows likely won’t be there when those younger people are retirement age themselves, is morally abhorrent and economically insane. Everyone knows it, too, but we’re held hostage by elderly politicians who refuse to surrender power, and older voters who, as a group (with exceptions, obviously), simply don’t care all that much about the financial and cultural future their grandchildren will inherit.

Usually I agree with you and I’m a staunch Republican but if you take away my Social Security I’m a Democrat for the first time in my life. I spent my entire life planning for retirement with Social Security a major part of it and paid into the systems as a young person so that the older generation could have some support I’ll make a deal with you, pay me back every penny I put into it and every penny my employers put into it on my behalf at 5% interest and you can take away the monthly checks.

America First with Nicholas J. Fuentes, also known as next weeks news, today.

Dinesh D’Souza has resorted to defending his izzat, saying Americans are too focused on lifting up fat kids than getting into the “best” universities and qualifying jobs while defending Vivek Ramaswamy. Critics, who D’Souza has slandered as “White nationalists”, called Ramaswamy awkward after he failed to lift up a 10-year-old. D’Souza then doxxed the kid and called him fat. Like Ramaswamy, D’Souza defaults to typical Indian copes about college and job opportunities. Follow: @AFpost

President Trump tells Ohio that if they elect Democrats he will be less inclined to help them.

Ladies High-quality men do not care about your income, because we want to have children, which means your income will disappear when you stay home to raise them. Alternatively, your income pays the semi-literate workers in daycare you want to raise our children. Either way, it disappears.

I just realised that the only people who’ve heard the explicit version are the 3 people who bought the track. Here it is. I hope it doesn’t offend anyone. 😉 [please play it loud] 🔊 MP3/Patreon link below.

Ah yes, election season. Time to wheel out the Social Security boogeyman. “Vote Democrat or Grandma loses her check!” Same script. Same scare tactic. Apparently the campaign prop department only has one costume. Want to talk about protecting taxpayers? Start with fraud and Stop treating taxpayers like an ATM for fraud and people here illegally. But somehow Grandma’s earned benefits are always the election-season scare story. GTFOH!! Americans paid into Social Security their entire working lives. They deserve answers, not another election-year horror trailer. Try earning their votes without terrifying them for a change.

The American countryside is not underpopulated - we live in small rural towns because we’re trying to get away from populated places. It’s a deliberate choice. So when we hear about things like the “Heartland Visa” designed to flood rural areas with an unlimited foreign workforce as reported by @nataliegwinters we have to resist the urge to use bad language. Acc to Winters: A think tank co-founded by Facebook’s founding president wants an entirely NEW visa category to repopulate struggling American communities with foreign workers. It’s called the HEARTLAND VISA. They’ve already mapped roughly 1,700 potentially eligible counties… The Economic Innovation Group, co-founded by Sean Parker, wants at least 100,000 visas a year. The pitch is explicit: “In exchange for living in a Heartland Visa community, workers with sufficient earnings will gain permanent residency”. Here are my thoughts:

I’m voting straight-ticket Republican this November.

Scott you are the first person to embody a solution to a long term problem of mine which is: wanting to vote for conservatives over democrats but being frustrated with conservatives that refuse to do things most all Americans want and do thier job right (For example Thune and passing the save act). You feel stuck! You either repeatedly voting for duds/rinos or for people you know will do far far worse for you. Your method, if i could sum it up, is this: you vote for conservatives straight down the line and then if they don’t do what they were elected to do you primary them in their own reelection campaigns with a better candidate holding up thier terrible record as you go. Is that right?