CaptUSA
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Without government, who would import the Third World and plop it down in your front yard?

Pretty near the only kind of problems we still have. Maybe "The meek shall inherit the Earth" is literal. Suppose God throws all the psychos and schizos in the Lake of Fire, says, "Nobody's in charge here but Me!" and lets the survivors operate all these systems. Imagine how rich everyone will be with no Parasite Class to overfeed.

So, here's the thing... In his very Trumpian way, Trump actually stumbled into a very important but complex issue. And it's happening all across the country. Buried deep in those thousand page bills are lots of goodies for anyone who is declared a "refugee". But to get those goodies, you need to work through the government bureaucracies. Enter in the 3rd party agents. These are the people and businesses that secure the power of attorney for these people, take a nice little chunk off the top, then secure housing for them and find them work. The more refugees you can get, the more money you make. And then, you find cities with depressed housing, allow your corporate partners to buy up that housing, rent rooms out to the agents who can then use those rents as a means to make more money from the government. Meanwhile, if any of the refugees starts acting up, you threaten them with deportation - effectively making them indentured servants. Due to the refugee status, these agents are sell their labor to other business that can get passed the immigration checks since they're technically "documented" undocumented immigrants. The city managers benefit from increased power and resources, and an indirect influx of government money. The agents benefit by "owning" as many people as they can. The corporations that bought the cheap housing benefit since the rents they can charge are being paid for by the government. And it all works out fine until there's a lack of cultural assimilation on the part of the "migrants". Meanwhile, housing costs go up. The local citizenry has to compete for resources. Local customs and norms give way. And the towns become shells of what they once were. And this is 20,000 people in Springfield, but it's happening all over! Government-created problems.

I see what you did there.

1) You know that's not the U.S. right? 2) No way to tell what it is. 3) Where I live white Republicans eat squirrel.

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All illegals vote this way, and all Hispanic citizens hate all illegal immigrants. And I'm the one collectivizing people. So, you think Trump's going to let you mow them down? Why? He signed budgets allocating money to import them, and has promised to make them all legal if they go to his new federal government university. This is your definition of "unalienable"?

If you want to gaslight people into believing he didn't say that multiple times, maybe you should be the one trying harder? Or, at least, don't post vids of him saying multiple times what you claim he didn't say...

He said multiple times that "the dollar" (not "the new dollar" or "the old silver dollar", just "the dollar") must remain the world's reserve currency at all cost. That's like "replacing" the war in Ukraine with a war on BRICS. He's essentially promising WWIII to preserve the Fed.

What he said is, he's going to "replace" sanctions with tariffs (as if there's a major difference) in defense of the Federal Reserve and the Petrodollar. Were you hoping nobody watched the vid?

Reality, for those who like to stay in touch with it: https://www.ncregister.com/news/hispanic-voters-gop-drift-2024-4nadu8st Bloodthirsty. And wrong. Dead wrong.

Can you explain how that could possibly come out looking like this? Remember, kiddies, the FY2021 omnibus was signed by the sitting president on December 27, 2020... https://www.ncsl.org/state-federal/fy-2021-omnibus-appropriations-bill

Or you can save yourself thirteen minutes of your life and watch this one instead: Spoiler: Trump is Aunt Yola, and feeds from the same oat trough as Geopolitics.

Yes. He didn't say what you think he said. I don't care what Tim Pool thinks he said. I actually listened to what he said, and he didn't say that. You celebrity worshippers will fill in any gaps with whatever you want to hear, but aren't hearing. The only thing y'all do quicker is toss what they do say and do, but you don't want to hear, out the other ear. Yo. He made it sound like he was going to appoint RFKJr. as some kind of special counsel. He didn't promise it, but said something along those lines. Do you think Leon Jaworski was "in" the Nixon "administration"?

I prefer getting mine from random anonymous skeptics who have no direct knowledge of what's really inside the heads of the people he poo-poohs.

Says who? Trump, who isn't known for keeping what campaign promises he does make, hasn't even promised that. Who convinced you it's going to happen? Does Tim Pool pick cabinets now?

Only if you either love hypocrisy in our elected officials, or don't care about it, or know someone still belaboring the illusion that the Democratic Party somehow values peace.

Trump didn't do shit. With huge amounts of free publicity from the same MSM who had all of us in their faces screaming, HIS NAME IS RON PAUL! SAY HIS NAME! Trump rode the wave we created. Nothing more. We created the wave and the MSM was his surfboard. All Donnie Darko did was replace Ron Paul's intelligent commentary and workable solutions with clichés and third elementary school playground bluster, and get himself carried to the White House by a level of publicity unsurpassed until the Vax came along.

PS: What is meant by the question of whether 9/11 is still important? Three thousand people were murdered. There is no statute of limitations applicable. I recently learned that my thought that nobody I knew was in the towers was wrong. I saw some documentary on the event and lo and behold there was Rich Eichen, one of my old associates, who'd survived the day. It was very strange seeing him like that. Now I wonder whether there was anyone else. I think the film was titled "Surviving 9/11" or something like that. Actually it may have been a series. Anyhow, it was strange in any event.

Trump's only real error laid in his failure to keep asking pointed questions of Harris. Harris was dead meat at her own hands. Let's recap just broadly. Firstly the moderators sucked the big gay tuna. Their work was so artlessly transparent, I was torn between pitying them and wanting to be on their firing squads. If ABC has any epsilon of credibility before the "debate", they sure as hell had none of it left at the end. They tossed creampuffs at Harris and failed to follow up in the wake of her utter bullshit responses and outright failures to answer what had been asked. They took a markedly different tone and approach with Trump, their hostility thinly masked. Harris spoke in nothing but vagaries clearly intended to have an emotional effect. Trump's other mistake was rising to Harris' bait. Bad move, but now water under the bridge.

And it's not just about war. He financed the jab and has never renounced it. I don't care if it's politically expedient or not. They're still pushing that jab in television commercials you and I are paying for. Anyone who can't stand up against it I have no use for.

On the border, which Kamala was declared by the media to be the border czar, Trump did much better than Bidn / Harris. PBS even fact checked Biden on that. Same for crime. It was trending down until the "summer of love." The murder rate for African AMericans is still trending up. Trump can claim the economy was doing good until COVID but Biden /Harris have inflationproblems that are independent of COVID. Again watch the OP video. It's not merely a question of getting an agenda through It's the question of "Are you better of now than you were 4 years ago."

Four. Don't forget New York kicking a Kennedy off the ballot for trying to honor the very state.