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"My people are better than you and that's why I need access to your country. No, I obviously can't make my homeland better but I can take your homeland, which is better for reasons I'd prefer not to discuss."
This is a shocking amount of our immigration discourse
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A projected ~9M CHRISTIANS in Texas will forget to vote in the midterm elections. That election is projected to be decided by less than 300k votes.
If godly people will not engage in politics, godless people will (and are).
FAITH IN ACTION: Southern Baptist Convention president fires back at calls for pastors to stay out of politics, urging Christian leaders to 'step up' ahead of midterm elections.
Willy Rice argues that abortion, marriage, gender identity and immigration are deeply theological issues that demand a pastoral voice in the public square.
Rice says the political and theological left never withdrew from politics — and that their silence created a vacuum conservative Christians are now paying for.
Full story here foxnews.com/politics/souther…
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Americans shouldn't look at the footage of immigrants rioting in France and think "Could this happen here?" It has, in fact, been happening here – for decades.
The truth is that neither Europe nor America will survive without remigration.
@Phase2Deport
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REFINERIES.
Biden told Ukraine not to touch Russian refineries but said sanctions would work, as our European allies said. They listened.
Trump said not to touch refineries in Russia; Ukraine refused. Europe is F'd and begged Trump for exports.
Iran bombed a lot of refineries in the Middle East. Asia is F'd and begged Trump for exports.
Europe destroyed/ shut off their refineries in the name of climate change activism. Europe F'd any ability to help themselves.
Biden banned construction of export facilities and also encouraged shutting down refineries (notably in California). America got slowed down in its export market for refined products and crude, with some literally wasted and burned because of lack of transport.
Trump repealed and is encouraging refineries to build (but it takes time) and got Asian partners to fund it (Japan & Korea) bc they're the ones who need it most anyways. This is because American companies are worried that if Dems take back office, they'd get hunted in their witch hunt, which they promised across the entire camp of all the different tents in their party if they ever take back office.
American refineries are running near full capacity and working overtime to support their allies. This is why American prices are higher now, because during Biden, Russia and the Middle East were supplying our "allies" who were "against both Iran and Russia" but turned a blind eye to their actual main war machine. Trump spoke of this many times that sanctions don't work unless you're serious, like what he's doing to Iran with the naval blockade and not just word promises with shadow fleets under Biden and our allies.
America can't do this forever, so they made a decree recently to get involved, or America will stop supporting their economies while they virtue signal without any attention to their own national security.
Countries are acting now cause shit got real and they're forced to withdraw from their own reserves.
Russia and Iran know this. War will come to an end soon or Russia, Iran and America will escalate while China sits back and watches all the other superpowers weaken themselves.
China also declared a ban on exports, so the time is really ticking for Allies to get their shit together or literally stop dead in their tracks, like Hitler when they ran out of fuel in their quest into the USSR.
This is why Russia is willing to end the war. This is why Iran is looking for an off-ramp. This is why Trump is now making hard decisions to decide who America's allies really are.
China is watching.
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Masshole kids are finally fed up with the twisted logic and liberal lunacy! Let the backlash begin!
Parents, be like this guy!!!
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does it feel like everything steadily changed for the worse starting in 2006? maybe you're not sure exactly why and you don't want to sound like a conspiracy theorist or one of those 'far right' guys, but SOMETHING definitely changed... if only we had the words to describe it.
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"Parent" (attractive, calm, normal, actually has a stake in what is happening)
"Community member" (witchlike, sanpaku eyes, lifelong communist organizer, does not have kids at the school, why are they interviewing her about this)
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In 1949, roughly two million Kuomintang soldiers, officials, and civilians fled to Taiwan carrying almost nothing. Within thirty years, Taiwan posted GDP growth averaging close to 9 percent annually, built one of Asia's most competitive electronics industries, and gave ordinary workers real wage gains that mainland China, sealed under Mao Zedong's collectivism, would not match for decades. This contrast is a controlled experiment in political economy.
The refugees who landed on Taiwan had little choice but to produce. Chiang Kai-shek's government, chastened by losing the mainland, implemented a genuine land reform in 1953 that broke up absentee landlordism and handed title to the farmers who actually worked the soil. Secure property rights created the incentive to invest and improve. Farmers grew more because the harvest belonged to them, not to a committee in Beijing.
From the 1950s onward, Taiwan's planners (and they were imperfect, nobody denies that) kept currency relatively sound, maintained contract enforcement, and allowed private capital to accumulate. Small and medium enterprises multiplied without seeking permission from a central plan. By 1980, Taiwan's per capita income exceeded mainland China's by a factor of roughly fifteen. You cannot attribute that gap to geography, ethnicity, or culture; both populations share the same civilization.
Mainland China, meanwhile, destroyed capital through collectivization, killed somewhere between 15 and 55 million people in the Great Leap Forward famine of 1959 to 1961, and then wrecked whatever remained of voluntary exchange during the Cultural Revolution. Central planning actively consumes the human and physical capital required to produce anything at all.
Taiwan's prosperity emerged from treating property as inviolable, prices as information, and individuals as agents rather than resources to be allocated. The island proved that even desperate, stateless refugees accumulate wealth rapidly when government protects exchange rather than directing it.
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Feminists are about to “F” around and find out what a world without men in their lives looks like.
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This chart is the only reason you need to vote Republican in the midterms. The second Democrats regain control, they will open the border and continue the replacement of the U.S. population with foreigners who hate our way of life.
If they retake power, we will lose our country.
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Pseudo-MAGAs screeching "We're DOOMED I'm not going to vote!" are the moral equivalent of the guy who cracks on a WWII submarine while the depth charges are dropping, as he runs around the boat yelling "WE'RE ALL GONNA DIE!!!!!!!!!!"
You know what they do with that guy? They gag him, tie him up and shove him into the head, locking the door from the outside.
That way the actual patriots can get about their business in saving the boat.
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Cheering for Republicans to get "wiped out" in the midterms doesn't make you "based"
It makes you dumb
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The problem for the GOP going forward is that we saw what the government is actually capable of when it cares about something during Covid
If you can't bring the same kind of power to bear then it means either:
1) You're controlled opposition
2) You're stupid
3) Our system of government is a lie and elections do not confer real authority
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Every single left winger in Western Civilization instinctively understands that the mass importation of foreigners means a successful communist revolution. 100% of them get this.
Yet somehow a decent enough portion of the Right denies this obvious fact.
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Price ceilings don't manage markets, they destroy them. In 1946 the US meat market collapsed because of it.
The Office of Price Administration set beef ceiling prices during World War II. Ranchers and meatpackers adapted: some held cattle rather than sell at a loss, others shifted product to black markets, and slaughter volumes dropped. The OPA briefly lifted controls in mid-1946 under pressure. Beef flooded back into stores almost immediately.
Then Congress, drowning in constituent complaints about inflation, reimposed ceilings in August 1946. Slaughter collapsed within weeks. By October 1946, beef virtually disappeared from American grocery store shelves. You could walk into a butcher shop in Chicago or New York and find nothing. Scarcity was manufactured entirely by Washington bureaucrats setting prices below what producers needed to cover costs.
Mises explained the mechanism precisely: a price ceiling creates a shortage, which produces political pressure for rationing and further controls, spiraling into comprehensive economic disorganization. The OPA ran that experiment in real time on the American food supply.
President Truman ended meat controls on November 9, 1946. Beef returned within days. The supply existed the entire time. Ranchers and packers simply refused to sell at confiscatory prices, and they were correct to refuse. Coercive price suppression causes economic destruction, and 1946 proved it at the grocery counter.
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Over the last few days, we've learned from Neocons, Liberals pretending to be Conservatives, and Beautiful Losers who want to revert the GOP back to 2012 that:
>Quoting Theodore Roosevelt makes you Hitler
>Quoting John Jay makes you a Woke Right Postliberal
>Quoting Thomas Jefferson is anti-Constitutional
>It's racist and antisemitic to ask if Israel would remain Israel if it became majority Palestinian
>Mentioning the Friend-Enemy Distinction makes you an enemy
>Being an American means believing in a series of propositions that carry no price for betraying them
>It's anti-American to oppose letting literal Marxists who want to stage an armed Communist revolution hold elected office in the very country they want to overthrow
>We should conserve the Biden immigration wave
>Americans who are opposed to becoming a hated minority in their own country are Nazis who need to be publicly outed, canceled, fired, and gatekept out of the GOP
Imagine where we'd be if these people fought the Left with the same level of ruthless tenacity as they do those to their Right.
