SuperJamesFromTennessee

Hey y’all, I do apologize if I got a little too politically active on Election Night, I sometimes get a little too defensive when a Democrat gets elected. Now let me explain this, my politics are conservative, but not way too conservative, I am much more center-right than far-right, in other words, more moderate-conservative, which means, I’m much more of a Country Club Conservative, and that’s okay. Nevertheless, I still do endorse Donald Trump to be re-elected as President, because America has gone batsh*t crazy under Benedict Joe and his policies. Let me tell ya, I am NOT that interested into politics, and I wish the world never ever got so politicized. No matter what political view you have, Republican, Democrat, Green, Libertarian, Conservative, Liberal, Socialist, Communist, or any other political you hold, no matter what religion you are, Christian, Jewish, Muslim, Atheist, Agnostic, or any other religion, this goes out to all of y’all, yes I am saying this as a Christian, please DO NOT get too divisive, God made us different. So yeah, thanks for reading all I gotta say, peace out and God Bless!

Life really use to be whimsy

@nostalgiaa Back when he wasn’t a radical wussy like he is these days

Lebron James With His PlayStation 2 (2003)

That's what true talent is.

Here are some sounds you'll recognize if you were alive in the 1980s. All of the sounds are created by interacting with these then-everyday objects. [📹 rerunthe80s]

Ted Turner and Bobby Cox in the same week. I feel like their Celebration of Life should be held on TBS at 7:05.

The miserable illiberal left keeps trying to shame Anna Paulina Luna for modeling in a swimsuit— Make America Hot Again. This is the same party that has celebrated men in drag performing for kids and can’t define what a woman is—a hot woman, no less.

Honest take. After 2020 and COVID, I was over blue states entirely. I think you can understand why. I actually don't feel this way anymore. A big part of this was living in the NYC area for a couple years and meeting old school New Yorkers who would tell me, look, we know the city has problems, but our families have been here forever, and we want to fix the city. They hate Mamdani and Cuomo and they know Miami is better run, but for them, NYC is home. I respect that. I haven't spent significant time in California so can't say but I do remember how Orange County had more freedom than Texas in 2020 just because of good local leaders. The mentality I have now is, we need to take these cities and states back. This is why I'm excited about Spencer Pratt's campaign in Los Angeles. We're playing offense. Even if he comes short, we're shifting the Overton window and forcing the enemy to defend territory that they just assumed to be safe. If there is a "national divorce", the terms for it should be: we take everything, they get nothing. The boomercon strategy of just retreating to the suburbs didn't work. Honestly, I understand why they did that. The US military was literally deployed against them during the 1960s-1970s internal violence, which got retconned as the "civil rights movement." There as a massive demoralization campaign Why I'm optimistic about the Zoomers is that they feel like they've got nothing to lose. We need that energy. The Zoomer young man is our front line. All efforts should be made to train, advise, assist and equip the American Zoomer young man.

what do these 4 four colors remind you of?

Archives from New York, 1990🥹

@homeyzash This was from a time where we Americans, were united as a country. Fast forward to nowadays, and there is so much division everywhere, thanks to Barrack Ofreakin’bama and his administration for running our country amok

@globeseeyar @texasrunnerDFW I’d have to say Dallas, thanks to the nearby Park Cities of Highland Park and University Park plus SMU, Fort Worth can be a runner-up cuz TCU, but idk

@texasrunnerDFW Which part has beautiful white ladies?

DFW is all one metroplex, but Dallas and Fort Worth are completely different places

When I was growing up in the 1970’s and 1980’s no one saw color. No on was obsessed with color. We were all just Americans. When did that change? Why did it change?

You have to be an idiot to think that these two cultures can coexist.

Multiculturalism is just a failed experiment that was thought about & created to erode the presence of beautiful, playful, hard-working folks like us to be replaced by boring, lazy yet violent, sick deviants that come from cesspools filled with corruption they can’t even fix, let alone assimilate into Western Culture and Society.

It’s been 18 years since GTA IV was released. To celebrate, we’ll take a look at some of its hidden details and references to The Sopranos. The show was a major inspiration for this installment of Grand Theft Auto.

This is proof the shows we watched as children were much lower stimulation

@timecaptales I’m glad we grew up with shows like this instead of Cocomelon’s brainrot we have today.

I may be Gen Z, but I used to love that show as a tween (or pre-teen)! I adored not only the colors, but also the entire 80s aesthetic of the show! Most of my generation doesn’t realize how great the 80s were, because they were too busy being cynical and politically correct, and they call a lot of (politically incorrect) 80s Culture “offensive” to their own fragile views.

Every time I I watch this old Miami Vice clip with Phil Collins singing “In the Air Tonight,” it makes me homesick for an America that feels like it disappeared a long time ago , and deep down, I know it’s probably never coming back. Miami Vice wasn’t just a TV show. It was the entire heartbeat of the 80s. The neon-lit nights. The palm trees swaying by the water. The pastel suits. The white Ferrari Testarossa. The music that somehow made every scene feel larger than life. What a time to be alive! #Genx

This is just incredible… How come no other president did things like this? Because every President (who wasn’t assassinated) was a traitor and sold America out! MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN!