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You really need someone to explain why openly white supremacist groups (even if they’re just marching) make people uneasy?

I gotta say I love the cognitive dissonance on the right about who these guys actually are. It was the same with the Jan 6th retards. They were simultaneously (1) feds/antifa pretending to be right wing protestors and (2) patriots who did nothing wrong and deserved pardons from Trump.

Oh, and to what someone said above about the incompetence of racists these days, that is definitely a trend. Again, it was the same with the Jan 6th people, they were definitely up to no good but were so dumb they had no idea what to do once they were in the Capitol. It’s also similar with the Trump Administration. They’re awful but thankfully they’re fricking retarded as well so a lot of their shite doesn’t actually get implemented very well (see ICE, Iran, etc).
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you believe someone born the day after birthright citizenship was ended could evade deportation for 25 years? presumably without an documentation that he’s residing in the US legally?


Well, yeah, tons of people evade deportation in the US for long stretches of time.
That solution means teenagers and adults who are born in America to illegal immigrants after birthright citizenship is ended can be deported. I frankly don't morally agree with deporting grown people who have only known America to their parents' home country.

Also, I get the sense that some of y'all think immigrants will stop having kids here if birthright is ended. That's a fantasy.
I'm not following so maybe I don't understand how anti-birthright people want the new system to be.

If we get rid of birthright citizenship, and an illegal immigrant gives birth on US soil, that child wouldn't have citizenship and (as I understand it) could be eligible for deportation even if he's 25 years old and only speaks English.

If the answer is, "well yeah, his parents shouldn't have come here," that's not a good answer in my view.
Don't think it's right to force a teenager or adult who has lived their entire life in the US to move to some random country they've never been to simply because their parents moved here illegally. That person is an American in my eyes.

Now as for, say, a three-year-old who was born here? They can be sent back and it wouldn't bother me.

Where we draw the line though is fuzzy, and I'd rather let any birthright person stay than send back adult Americans.

re: Bedlam Series Trophy

Posted by Yokelhoma on 6/29/26 at 4:14 pm to
I truly just feel sad for OSU these days, stuck in a conference with teams they don't care about playing. Probably doesn't help that OU is thriving in the SEC.

Obviously people know they lost Bedlam, but their second biggest game of the year was easily Texas, and they lost that as well. Now their biggest is...K-State? Tech?
And, ya know, being the second best football program of all time
Well, there’s the whole Progressive Era around the turn of the 20th century. That was a pretty big deal.

I’m not sure if this board has even heard of it, and even if they have, y’all probably think it was communism or too woke or something.
This board completely ignores the countless examples of the Trump family profiting hand over fist from the presidency (the motherfricker literally sold his own Trump Bibles), but calls out any Democrat making money at all. Pretty hilarious.

If you think this is corruption, you’re simply too stupid to understand acquisitions. Why would a private equity company even want to give Democrats money? Republicans are much friendlier to business interests than they are.
Maybe but I’m sure we’ll see still some loser LSU fans there that feel the need to wear LSU stuff everywhere they go.

Never understood that attention whoring, just wear neutral colors for God’s sake

re: Is the Climate Scam almost over?

Posted by Yokelhoma on 6/16/26 at 10:58 pm to
Ah yes, climate scientists across the world agree that the Earth is warming and that we should collectively do something about it, but no, conservative rednecks in the US (primarily in the Southeast) actually know what’s really going on.

It’s a giant conspiracy to somehow make a lot of money (or power, or whatever) and all the scientists are somehow in on it. Why listen to climate scientists, who are obviously compromised, when you can listen to the oil and gas industry and Republicans, who clearly have no profit incentive at hand in denying climate change? I mean, have you seen that rich people are still flying jets? What other proof do you need?









You have to be a complete fricking retard to believe the above.
Wealth taxes don't work, but a few things I'd do if I could wave a magic wand without having to go into details:

1. Raise capital gains tax on high amounts of capital gains (meaning amounts well past "frick you" money).

2. Simplify tax code to disincentivize gaming the system to lower what someone should be paying under (1) above.

3. Pass a constitutional amendment that allows the federal government and state governments to heavily restrict "political speech" aka lobbying, bribery, and buying elections/votes.

4. Revamp anti-trust law to make it easier to break up entities and force individuals to divest when each holds too much influence or power in the market.

To me it matters less how much wealth has so long as that wealth can't be used to basically buy our government.
I think it’s more UGA/UT better hope OU cools off or they’ll be watching us play for a natty at home.

re: Go Sooners

Posted by Yokelhoma on 6/15/26 at 4:25 pm to
Can't say I disagree with the reasoning (UGA looks really good), but teams keep hoping we win so they don't have to play our opponent, and then when they play us, they're like "damn, OU is actually pretty good." Kind of amusing.
This isn't correct. It's much harder financially to move to the city from the suburbs or rural areas than the other way around, due to lots of factors (such as cost of living, lower salaries in rural areas, etc.). Rural areas are notoriously poorer than cities and suburbs.

It's more accurate to say that people in cities who want more land to live on / a quieter environment or can't afford to remain in the city leave the cities for the suburbs. Crime has nothing to do with it if you can afford to live in the nice parts of the cities.

re: CWS odds.....

Posted by Yokelhoma on 6/9/26 at 3:43 pm to
Yep, not likely we'll win but if we keep playing like we are then +1500 has really good value.
I think our ceiling and floor are a bit wider than that, I'd say 6-6 to 11-1, which I think depends on our ability to move the ball on the ground consistently, Mateer taking care of the football, and staying relatively healthy.

I don't think the schedule is too difficult if we stay healthy and are a legit top 15 team. But it's difficult enough to unravel the season if we don't and aren't.
God, the anti-woke skyscreamers are more insufferable than the woke crowd. Probably because you guys are straight-up retards about this stuff, as pointed out already in this thread--why the hell would "white mother" be used for a white woman with white kids? She'd just be "mother."

Maybe take a deep breath and go outside instead of finding some stupid pointless shite online to work yourself up into a diabetic rage against.

re: Trump is Now 118 for 118

Posted by Yokelhoma on 5/27/26 at 1:56 pm to
You know Trump is having a bad time when they have to claim Republican primary wins for him.

You also know that these Republican candidates must really suck if the only thing the MAGA crowd can say about them is "Trump likes them!"

re: For those who hate Trump and MAGA

Posted by Yokelhoma on 5/21/26 at 4:57 pm to
I very much hate Trump and the GOP--do I agree that those athletes should boycott SEC schools? No, but it's a free country, so they can choose to attend or not attend a school for whatever reason they want (OP thinks this is "communist-ish" based on some retarded MAGA reasoning). I would respect them for potentially turning down millions of dollars to take a stand on their principles.
Why don’t you push for a constitutional amendment that limits the amount anyone can spend on political advertising? Let no one spend any money on that type of promotion and have the candidates be listed on a website with their platforms.

Spoiler alert: there’s a certain elephant-esque party in America who’s stopping the above from happening.