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Things could get spicy



but they won't. nothing will happen.
Pam Bondi will be right on it, as soon as she publishes the Epstein files which are "right on [her] desk."
I wouldn't say he's creating antisemites so much as he is creating apathy towards antisemitism.

It's like the people who previously called everything racist. I don't think it actually created more racists, but now people don't give a shite about something being called racist. Which now, when actual racism happens, nobody will care.

Similarly, soon nobody will care about legitimate cries of antisemitism.
It's much simpler than that. It's because the people with the actual power over this country want it to happen.

Nobody in Congress has any real power. They don't even make laws. Virtually everything written in their name is written by a lobbyist who works for the people with the real power.
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Hormonal birth control and abortion need to be illegal. Giving women complete control over their reproductive systems was a mistake.



They've always had complete control. But that takes discipline
I'm surprised so many people are tricked by such an obvious and fundamental logical fallacy. FIrst of all, there's no such thing as gender. There's only sex, and we should stop using the word gender altogether.

As for the logical fallacy, no one has ever, in the history of humanity, successfully transitioned from male to female. Therefore, it's not possible to be a "trans" person if you can't actually succeed in the transition. Someone who is in a constant state of "transition" is not in a state of transition at all.
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Free market. You want a good job. Earn it. You get around to those Epstein files yet or are you still researching the law?



a market flooded with cheap labor isn't a free market, it's a rigged one.
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arrested almost a half dozen times for assault



I think we need to rethink prosecutorial discretion. The main problem here is the lack of incarceration and punishment, that is on the DA's office. They should be held accountable when things like this happen. You simply should not be able to pick and choose whether to apply the law.

That goes from violent crime to illegal immigration and everything in between.

re: Is Vivek Ramaswamy right?

Posted by Masterag on 12/21/25 at 10:32 pm to
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Should they ever come back to the right side... I'll be happy to welcome them without hesitation.

But.. despite the quickness in which they were swayed, I doubt their return will be so swift


that depends on whether the welfare state continues apace. the perceived prevailing black "culture" cannot continue without help from the government. I say perceived because I'm not sure it is the prevailing black culture, but it is the most visible.

It's also increasingly invading white "culture," just look at the single motherhood rates as an indicator.

Black people were a test case for family destruction through "benefits." They found out it works, and will continue with the plan indefinitely until stopped.

re: Is Vivek Ramaswamy right?

Posted by Masterag on 12/21/25 at 10:28 pm to
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Vivek is 100% right. Collectivism is a central tenant of Marxism for a reason and should be rejected. Individualism, which means not looking at people as "Jews" or "Muslims" or whatever group identity is the only way.



but what people on the right are advocating for is not collectivism, it's more like kinship. Ex: my cousin and I are kin and will inherit things from our mutual forbears, but that doesn't mean we share incomes.

re: Is Vivek Ramaswamy right?

Posted by Masterag on 12/21/25 at 10:22 pm to
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Don't believe me? Ask the muthafukkin Smithsonian what "whiteness" is- the Smithsonian definition includes these "American" traits.



black Americans held these same ideals until the leftist movement led by MLK and Angela Davis proceeded to deliver blacks into the hands of the government.

re: Is Vivek Ramaswamy right?

Posted by Masterag on 12/21/25 at 10:18 pm to
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One vision of American identity is based on lineage, blood and soil: Inherited attributes matter most. The purest form of an American is a so-called heritage American — one whose ancestry traces back to the founding of the United States or earlier.


I have come to agree with this more and more. Simply because if we don't have a long, shared history, what's to protect? Why would we look upon each other as family, even though we aren't blood related?

I don't think we should never let anyone in. But we need at least 100+ years of net negative migration to become a cohesive nation again.
Start with Jerry Heller and his associates and then look up the history of the NAACP.
Y’all really don’t like freedom of speech, huh? That’s a whole lot of hyperbole. She’s pointing out the very real fact that Jews have purported to be benevolent benefactors of blacks over the years yet have actually been the opposite. Theres a lot of facts to support this, the promotion of degenerate culture through rap music, the promotion of grievance culture through institutions such as the NAACP, etc. There is some truth in what she’s saying, and she has every right to say it.
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but no one is going to trust your assessment when you are crying over a joke


Holy shite, how many times do I have to point out it’s not about the joke!!??? I don’t give a shite about them joking about or legitimately questioning whether Trump can run for a third term. That is literally NOT the point.
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A smart businesswoman gave him $250 mil contingent on breaking Trump somehow getting past the 22nd amendment that blocks him from another term ?



No, man. no. You're missing the point. I'll try to explain another way. Were she not happy with what she's gotten out of Trump to date, she would not even be joking about donating another $250M. Capisce?
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You are just another whiny TDS sufferer. It is always something else that doesn't matter every day.



I voted for Trump, dumbass.

Difference between me and you is I don't think Trump is infallible or beyond criticism.
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As usual, you tards have it backwards. Buy a vowel and get a clue.



why not just regale us with your genius and stop being an a-hole?
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Okay. Please articulate what she’s unjustly received?



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How the hell am I supposed to know that shite? Maybe the bombing of fordau, not releasing the Epstein files so they can be cleaned up? Increased foreign aid going to Israel? Weapons contracts? Maybe all of the above and lots of stuff we'll never know of nor hear about.

Nobody, and I mean nobody, gives out $250M because they just agree with them on politics. And it's very clear the Adelson's allegiance lies with Israel.
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I think you might just be reading a bit too much into a singular statement.



I'm not reading too much into anything. It's you who don't understand what I'm saying.

She's already invested $250M into the President of the United States. Anybody who invests that much into anything expects some kind of return of equal or greater value.

What she has received so far must necessarily be of equal or greater value to her if she's not only clearly happy about her initial investment, but willing to pony up for another $250M investment.

Got it?
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I don't get why they have to keep invading other countries?


Globalism. . . the elites want one world government. Klaus Schwab has said it a million times. It's just like outsourcing, they're bringing in our replacements because they're cheaper and don't ask many questions. Also, for purposes of destabilization so we can't band together as heritage Americans and fight them. They are at war with us, and only a few have recognized it. They're trying to conquer us by proxy.