@JacksonRowellFL

Civil Contractor. Wrestling Coach. Aspiring Feudal Lord. President - @NassauCounty_YR @UFlorida Alum

Dixieland, USA
Joined November 2018
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If “Aaron Philo” or “Tramell Jones” beats Auburn and Byrum Brown on the road in their first SEC start ever then I will staple my ballsack to the ceiling Shit is not happening yall need to be put down
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GO GATORS🐊🐊🐊
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America was redesigned in 1865, for conservatives that’s when America began. Anything before that is just window dressing for them.
It’s not my POV, it’s Thomas Jefferson’s. Everything I wrote here is ripped almost word for word from a letter he wrote to James Madison. Was Jefferson a dolt?
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She is wrong. Several major genetic studies map the specific ancestry, isolation, and endogamy of Old Stock Americans, those whose ancestors settled in British America during the colonial era prior to 1776. Because colonial descendants are highly interconnected after more than 250 years of multigenerational intermarriage, our DNA patterns are incredibly distinct. Just as Foundational Black Americans have unique DNA solely tied to the United States, so do white Old Stock Americans. We are a unique people. We exist. We are Heritage Americans.
The day my husband, a legal immigrant, become an American was a proud day for our family. There’s no such thing as a “heritage American.” Just Americans. We love America and will always fight to leave it better than we found it for our children and grandchildren.
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Confederate Gen. Richard Taylor, son of President Zachary Taylor, had to surrender to a German 48er immigrant officer at the end of the war. Describing his response to the lecture about "American values" he received from the German in broken English, he wrote: "I apologized meekly for my ignorance, on the ground that my ancestors had come from England to Virginia in 1608, and, in the short intervening period of two hundred and fifty-odd years, had found no time to transmit to me correct ideas of the duties of American citizenship. Moreover, my grandfather, commanding the 9th Virginia regiment in our Revolutionary army, had assisted in the defeat and capture of the Hessian mercenaries at Trenton, and I lamented that he had not, by association with these worthies, enlightened his understanding. My friend smiled blandly and assured me of his willingness to instruct me. Happily for the world, since the days of Huss and Luther, neither tyranny nor taste can repress the Teutonic intellect in search of truth or exposure of error. A kindly, worthy people, the Germans, but wearing on occasions."
Foreigners who just showed up here yesterday getting ready to try to tell someone whose ancestors built the country what an American is
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Post a battle from American history your ancestors fought in Cold Harbor
Post a battle from American history your ancestors fought in Meuse-Argonne
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This was my first Gator game. I remember listening to “The Speech” on the radio in my dad’s old chevy on the way home. This is an American.
NIL took away the hunger man. Imagine being so close to the national championship for 3 years and yall needed a regular season loss to a bad team to get motivated….
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Gainesville is a thin place. It’s one of the most uniquely polarized towns in Florida. You’ll never find a higher concentration of Christian patriots and leftist witches living together, with thousands of drunk college kids in between. Go Gators🐊
I Just visited Gainesville, Florida. The town was founded in 1854 after Alachua County voted on September 6, 1853, at Boulware Springs to move the county seat from Newnansville to near the upcoming Florida Railroad. They named it for Gen. Edmund Pendleton Gaines (1777–1849). In the War of 1812, Gaines commanded at Fort Erie and held it through a long British siege. He was brevetted major general afterward. After the Dade Massacre started the Second Seminole War in December 1835, he left New Orleans without waiting for orders, marched about 1,100 men into Florida, buried Dade’s dead, and then spent days under siege on the Withlacoochee—(Supposedly, a bullet knocked out two of his teeth). Before that he had already arrested Aaron Burr in 1807. Before Gainesville, the area was called Hogtown, a Seminole hog-raising village. The Florida Railroad reached Gainesville in 1859, helping transform the new town into a regional center. In 1906, the University of Florida was founded. (Go Gators! RIP Taylor 🙏) History is everywhere. You just have to go find it.
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“Assimilation”
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1. The Irish and Italians did assimilate, but only after voting in the New Deal and Great Society and changing America forever (and doing a lot of organized crime) 2. They successfully assimilated because a) we had a pro-American education system and institutions that didn’t pander to “multiculturalism,” b) we stopped nearly all immigration for 50 years, c) they fought a world war alongside the descendants of founding stock Americans, and d) they were still Christians and Westerners
105 years ago Americans were scared that the flood of European immigrants would overwhelm our ability to retain our American identity. The Irish and Italians, in particular, were singled out for their "inability to assimilate." Oh, how the times have changed...
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“You guys see the one where the anvil falls on Daffy Duck? Haha, funny stuff!” “Funny? Funny how? Explain to me why that’s funny.” “It’s a cartoon man. It’s absurd.” “Oh, okay. So blunt force trauma is just funny. Bonking waterfowl on the head is funny. Noted.”
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“Town destroyer” They really can’t help but make us look awesome.
Fox News Digital found a Smithsonian museum in Manhattan presents a sharply critical account of George Washington, the Revolutionary War and America’s early years. One exhibit labels Washington “town destroyer” while describing the destruction of 40 Haudenosaunee towns. The panel does not mention the frontier raids that preceded the campaign, according to Fox’s review. The museum also offers educational materials describing the American War for Independence as a “disruptive and dangerous project,” while a prominently displayed book criticizes Americans’ “cult-like” dedication to the Constitution.
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This right here is the real underlying reason for the attacks on Erika coming from functionally left-wing sycophants like Candace Owens, Hasan Piker, et al. They fear a conservative movement bold enough to deconstruct the left’s framing of America.
“Being an American is more than paperwork.” — my husband
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Case in point:
I’m seeing many well meaning guys on here saying things like “Thank God it’s all over!” One must understand, this will never be over until we learn to stop apologizing for nothing. The more you give, the more they take. There is no common ground.
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I’m seeing many well meaning guys on here saying things like “Thank God it’s all over!” One must understand, this will never be over until we learn to stop apologizing for nothing. The more you give, the more they take. There is no common ground.
#Texas QB Arch Manning posts an apology to Holly Rowe.
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#NewProfilePic I realized my old one had a Georgia hat in the background. Its always GMFG🐊🟠🔵
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“Being an American is more than paperwork.” — my husband
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“ESPN College Gameday has narrowed down the candidates for this weekend’s celebrity guest picker to Shaboozy, Bert Kreischer, and Jelly Roll. When asked for comment, an insider replied ‘It’s tough because they’re all just so good’.”
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BREAKING: Rep. Thomas Massie has just moved to impeach Secretary of War Pete Hegseth for "high crimes and misdemeanors." 🤯
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