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burger bearcat
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re: Tucker Carlson says no one's been killed (in the U.S.) by radical islam in 24 years ....
Posted by burger bearcat on 12/26/25 at 9:54 pm to scrooster
The right is just a mess of people taking the most absurd extremes on issues
Tucker is correct on some issues, and then takes it too far to the point he is supporting Muslims.
I also am not a big fan of Americas foreign policy since WW2 but also don’t want Muslims living near me.
We can walk and chew gum
Tucker is correct on some issues, and then takes it too far to the point he is supporting Muslims.
I also am not a big fan of Americas foreign policy since WW2 but also don’t want Muslims living near me.
We can walk and chew gum
Inflation and mid terms
Posted by burger bearcat on 12/25/25 at 6:30 am
The last few election cycles (22 and 24) this was 90% what Republicans campaigned on
What can we realistically do about the cost of everything (and I mean everything) being so high and constantly getting higher at unreasonable rates
With that said, people still seem to be spending like drunken sailors. All while bitching about the costs. It feels like Normy Normyville is going to be pissed about this in the 26 election cycle if it continues at this rate.
What can we realistically do about the cost of everything (and I mean everything) being so high and constantly getting higher at unreasonable rates
With that said, people still seem to be spending like drunken sailors. All while bitching about the costs. It feels like Normy Normyville is going to be pissed about this in the 26 election cycle if it continues at this rate.
re: Should the status of Warnock and Ossoff be in question?
Posted by burger bearcat on 12/23/25 at 10:21 am to Indefatigable
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2/3rds of the senate voting to remove them is the only way. That of course will not happen
Even if not
Then then the GA election officials should be forced to go before Congress to declare these 2 Senators as illegitimate
Should the status of Warnock and Ossoff be in question?
Posted by burger bearcat on 12/23/25 at 10:16 am
I realize undoing the 2020 presidential election is not possible outside of delivering prosecutions and punishments (that probably won’t happen)
But we have two sitting Senators that were elected because of clear fraud that the election officials have now admitted
Isn’t this a problem?
But we have two sitting Senators that were elected because of clear fraud that the election officials have now admitted
Isn’t this a problem?
It would be really easy to deport 10 million+ in 6 months
Posted by burger bearcat on 12/22/25 at 2:08 pm
Simply cut off welfare funds, and any support services and require legal status to file a 1040 or receive a W2
Any employer caught cutting corners gets hammered and goes to jail
Offer $2,000 and a free plane ticket to self deportation
No messy/ugly ICE raids needed.
Within 2 or 3 months 10 to 20 million at least would be gone
Why do we always make mountains out of mole hills. It’s so easy, but we can’t ever do easy things.
Any employer caught cutting corners gets hammered and goes to jail
Offer $2,000 and a free plane ticket to self deportation
No messy/ugly ICE raids needed.
Within 2 or 3 months 10 to 20 million at least would be gone
Why do we always make mountains out of mole hills. It’s so easy, but we can’t ever do easy things.
The difference between the right and the left, and why the left always wins
Posted by burger bearcat on 12/18/25 at 9:23 am
First, when I say the “left always wins”, that doesn’t necessarily mean they always win elections. But their agenda is always being advanced, even when their main political representation is not in power (Democrats in America or Labor in UK, etc). It advances rapidly when they are in power, and slower when they are out of power. But it is always lurching to the left.
The main issue is that the right sees politics as an idealogical struggle. They want to win on their ideas and why their ideas are better. While the left’s only ambition is power, and often with no clear agenda other than achieving power and dominance over anyone who opposes their will to power.
This is why they can have coalitions of radical Muslims, Jews, LGBTers, women, unions, pot smoking libertarians, blacks, Catholicn Hispanics, etc
The left is not really concerned about pushing ideas on anyone,
It is largely an anti-culture that simply seeks to overthrow anyone or anything still tied to the creation of Western Civilization. It will join forces with anyone willing to destroy what it hates and take power.
The main issue is that the right sees politics as an idealogical struggle. They want to win on their ideas and why their ideas are better. While the left’s only ambition is power, and often with no clear agenda other than achieving power and dominance over anyone who opposes their will to power.
This is why they can have coalitions of radical Muslims, Jews, LGBTers, women, unions, pot smoking libertarians, blacks, Catholicn Hispanics, etc
The left is not really concerned about pushing ideas on anyone,
It is largely an anti-culture that simply seeks to overthrow anyone or anything still tied to the creation of Western Civilization. It will join forces with anyone willing to destroy what it hates and take power.
Pearl Clutchers RE: Trump mean tweets
Posted by burger bearcat on 12/15/25 at 2:11 pm
People simply can’t separate politics from their personal feelings
Just because Trump as a person, is basically a POS, narcissistic a-hole… does not mean the conservative movement can’t use him and his agenda to steer him towards our own agenda (at times there will be some conflict in this)
Politics is a team sport, and all about forming coalitions around flawed individuals. You take who you can get across the finish line with, and you squeeze as much out of them as possible to further your piece of the coalitions agenda as possible
This is why I never buy into the cult love of Trump as an individual, but do appreciate the greater movement that is tied to him, and recognize that for now he still needs to be the front man for that movement even with his warts and all
I’m still always amazed when people get so outraged and “shocked” when he says something off the wall or low class. Have you been living underground for the last 10 years?! Just accept that it is part of the deal, and move on. Maybe the next guy can be a little more tactful, but hopefully not a complete pussy like Romney or someone.
Just because Trump as a person, is basically a POS, narcissistic a-hole… does not mean the conservative movement can’t use him and his agenda to steer him towards our own agenda (at times there will be some conflict in this)
Politics is a team sport, and all about forming coalitions around flawed individuals. You take who you can get across the finish line with, and you squeeze as much out of them as possible to further your piece of the coalitions agenda as possible
This is why I never buy into the cult love of Trump as an individual, but do appreciate the greater movement that is tied to him, and recognize that for now he still needs to be the front man for that movement even with his warts and all
I’m still always amazed when people get so outraged and “shocked” when he says something off the wall or low class. Have you been living underground for the last 10 years?! Just accept that it is part of the deal, and move on. Maybe the next guy can be a little more tactful, but hopefully not a complete pussy like Romney or someone.
Should “local” media companies be allowed to be owned by national conglomerates?
Posted by burger bearcat on 12/11/25 at 10:27 am
The local media company builds up good rapport and a name, dominates the local market. Then the national company comes in and buys it out keeping the same name and infrastructure in place
Now the media is run by national companies with views that aren’t necessarily “local”
Now the media is run by national companies with views that aren’t necessarily “local”
Yes, the GOP sucks but we still need them to win and hold on to power
Posted by burger bearcat on 12/10/25 at 5:58 am
Even with the useless Republicans in charge, at minimum we are not constantly under attack everyday in the way it was under Biden for 4 years
The immigrant caravans have stopped, the constant gay agenda being pushed has stopped, we don’t have an administration trying to get 100 million people fired in their “private sector” jobs.
It’s important even for the shittiest Republicans to hold on to power, and hopefully as a collective we can chip away at our agenda items. It’s pretty ignorant to think it was all going to happen in 2 years, until there is a longer term hold on power, where conservatives can fill up the ranks in the judicial branch and various levels of government and NGOs, it will be difficult to make any effective change.
Sick of the black pilling and doomer talk, and the ridiculous Candace Owens of the world looking to create fissures all over the place
The immigrant caravans have stopped, the constant gay agenda being pushed has stopped, we don’t have an administration trying to get 100 million people fired in their “private sector” jobs.
It’s important even for the shittiest Republicans to hold on to power, and hopefully as a collective we can chip away at our agenda items. It’s pretty ignorant to think it was all going to happen in 2 years, until there is a longer term hold on power, where conservatives can fill up the ranks in the judicial branch and various levels of government and NGOs, it will be difficult to make any effective change.
Sick of the black pilling and doomer talk, and the ridiculous Candace Owens of the world looking to create fissures all over the place
re: I still don’t get the Israel thing?
Posted by burger bearcat on 12/8/25 at 8:30 am to bignuss18
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I think people are tired of them influencing our politicians. People are tired of our foreign policy in general
Which I understand. I don’t understand why they take up so much oxygen and have influence. It’s never explained
I still don’t get the Israel thing?
Posted by burger bearcat on 12/8/25 at 8:24 am
From either side of the debate.
Maybe it’s because I live in a bit of a Midwest/South bubble and have very rarely interacted with many jews in my life
But it seems like to everyone, Israel is the be all end all of politics.
I really don’t have a very solid opinion on that country or jews in general. I pray they would convert and become Christians, but other than that I think they make good bagels, wear funny hats, and tend to be book smart.
Maybe it’s because I live in a bit of a Midwest/South bubble and have very rarely interacted with many jews in my life
But it seems like to everyone, Israel is the be all end all of politics.
I really don’t have a very solid opinion on that country or jews in general. I pray they would convert and become Christians, but other than that I think they make good bagels, wear funny hats, and tend to be book smart.
re: What do y'all think about a balanced budget amendment? Democratic Socialists say no!
Posted by burger bearcat on 12/4/25 at 4:42 am to Bass Tiger
Until you fix the demographics and electorate dilemma, any talk of balancing the budget or having the federal government be fiscally responsible is a waste of time.
If you really want a balanced budget, your first priority should be mass deportations and mass de-naturalizations. Then it should be decreasing the franchise and electoral pool.
Once all of that happens to a sufficient amount, talks of things like balanced budget can resume.
If you really want a balanced budget, your first priority should be mass deportations and mass de-naturalizations. Then it should be decreasing the franchise and electoral pool.
Once all of that happens to a sufficient amount, talks of things like balanced budget can resume.
re: Does designation as a Foreign Terrorist Organization by itself authorize lethal force?
Posted by burger bearcat on 12/2/25 at 2:16 pm to IvoryBillMatt
No one cares about your legal gymnastics. People are done with it, the court systems in this country does not get the benefit of the doubt anymore. Maybe if the courts didn’t make a complete mockery of the law for the past few generations, Trump and Hegseth wouldn’t have to resort to blowing these drug smugglers up into shark feed.
People just want to see action and justice, no one cares about your exhausting AI generated legal BS.
The other side certainly doesn’t nerd out on the legal nuance if it’s something not in their favor. They freak out and riot for weeks until they get their way. And neither should we.
The missiles shall continue until they stop sending the drug boats. They will get the message.
People just want to see action and justice, no one cares about your exhausting AI generated legal BS.
The other side certainly doesn’t nerd out on the legal nuance if it’s something not in their favor. They freak out and riot for weeks until they get their way. And neither should we.
The missiles shall continue until they stop sending the drug boats. They will get the message.
re: President Trump’s push for more AI data centers faces backlash from his own voters
Posted by burger bearcat on 12/1/25 at 9:21 am to ragincajun03
At the end of the day, the Trump “movement” was necessary. But the Trump the actual man and politician is not necessarily at the heart of the movement.
Trump, the actual person and politician, is basically your run of the mill, boomer, hack, neo-liberal, Koch bros. Republican.
Cool with a shite ton of “legal” immigration, cool with destroying local communities for these data monstrosities, cool with neocon adventurism for the sake of Israel, cool IVF and “safe and limited” abortions, and generally down with the the 1960s to 1990s era of MLK/Civil Rights positions on race and affirmative action (as long as it isn’t the hyper woke stuff that started with Obama.
Trump, the actual person and politician, is basically your run of the mill, boomer, hack, neo-liberal, Koch bros. Republican.
Cool with a shite ton of “legal” immigration, cool with destroying local communities for these data monstrosities, cool with neocon adventurism for the sake of Israel, cool IVF and “safe and limited” abortions, and generally down with the the 1960s to 1990s era of MLK/Civil Rights positions on race and affirmative action (as long as it isn’t the hyper woke stuff that started with Obama.
re: Matt Walsh criticizes the omissions in Ken Burns "America Revolution" documentary
Posted by burger bearcat on 11/27/25 at 10:36 am to SirWinston
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Were done with Matt until he shows hes AF
He has said pretty explicitly he is not just America First, but he is America Only.
What else do you need him to do?
re: Large majority of Americans want US Gvt to send them a 2000 inflation check rather
Posted by burger bearcat on 11/27/25 at 5:50 am to RaginCajunz
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Once the masses realize they can vote themselves funds from the collective coffers the system starts the process of failing. This is why no one can really fix the financial ills. There will never be public support to do financially responsible things
This is why I have been saying the Republican Party needs to ditch the libertarian nonsense. It’s a waste of time until the suffrage and demographic issues are corrected.
As long as we have a mass, multi-ethnic universal democracy like we have. Then the reality is it’s just a free for all for whichever political party can secure the biggest piece of the pie for their patronage network.
Thats all it is now, so the Republican Party can ditch all their Reagan and MLK talking points.
If the Thomas Massie’s of the world want to talk about debt or some issue like that. Well then they need to start with mass deportations, extreme restrictions on all immigration, and reducing the electorate to men only, that meet certain qualifications, and have proven they are contributors and are not a drag on their communities.
Houston airport
Posted by burger bearcat on 11/23/25 at 2:09 pm
I know Houston is an international hub. But had a layover there, and I was shocked that it looked like some Middle Eastern or South Asian Baazar. If it wasn’t for the fact that the signs were still in English, you could have easily convinced me I was in aforeign country.
I heard DFW area is becoming increasingly Muslim as well
I heard DFW area is becoming increasingly Muslim as well
Vietnamese nail salon owner gets into it with black girl
Posted by burger bearcat on 11/22/25 at 7:56 pm
re: For the life of me, I don’t understand why we need to import people for the following…
Posted by burger bearcat on 11/20/25 at 1:50 pm to Penrod
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Do you understand that this won’t work?
It’s a self fulfilling prophecy
Cut off all immigration and visas for the next decade, and kick out all illegals
Watch the population of legacy Americans explode
For the life of me, I don’t understand why we need to import people for the following…
Posted by burger bearcat on 11/20/25 at 1:42 pm
Drive trucks
Run Dunk’n Donuts franchises
Run liquor stores
These should be good jobs and businesses for non college educated Americans to and support their families on.
Run Dunk’n Donuts franchises
Run liquor stores
These should be good jobs and businesses for non college educated Americans to and support their families on.
re: The media’s new found love for Massie and MTG
Posted by burger bearcat on 11/19/25 at 7:41 am to Flats
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Are you concerned about them being right or are you concerned about how the media treats them?
It should be very concerning when someone like Massie (who is consistently rated 90%+ on liberty scores) is getting media praise.
They used to hate him and would never have written article like this a few years ago, basically humanizing him. The media never puts pieces like this out there unless there is an agenda behind it. Massie is obviously going along with whatever agenda that is, and has no issue with it.
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