struggler

“Instead of Iran charging $2M/vessel going through the Strait, the U.S. will charge a $2M escort fee for every vessel, which is about $9B a month or $100B in revenue.” “We will waive that fee for any country that participates in the coalition to open up the Strait.” BRILLIANT!!

The Jews told people that the male g spot was in the ass to normalize homosexuality, when in reality the real male g spot is in the foreskin — which they took from you Unbelievable

日本人に改宗を迫るクリスチャンが目立ち始めた Xは順調に地獄に戻りつつある 長く触れ合えば教化しに来るのは目に見えてたからなぁ……

Wokeism at its core is rooted in the idea of racial inferiority and superiority. For example, it’s telling young black kids that because they are black, we have to lower the standards—that they wouldn’t be able to achieve things on their own. It’s effectively telling them they are inferior. That’s what wokeism is. It’s also telling white kids that because their great-great-grandfather fought for the South in the Civil War, perhaps at the Battle of Marianna in Jackson County, he was some kind of evil man whose legacy we need to erase from history. That’s what wokeism is all about—relitigating the grievances of the past. To end wokeism, I say this: let’s focus on the present. You’re an American, and I’m an American. You may be black, I may be white. You may be Christian, I may be Jewish. But at the end of the day, we are all Americans. Even if you didn’t support President Trump in this election, know that he is fighting for all of us. And I think the biggest thing we need to embrace is faith. I’m an unapologetic Catholic, and I believe faith has an essential role to play in this. Our Christian faith tells us that we are all created equal by one awesome God. If we put faith back in the classroom, wokeism doesn’t stand a chance."

Wokeism at its core is rooted in the idea of racial inferiority and superiority. For example, it’s telling young black kids that because they are black, we have to lower the standards—that they wouldn’t be able to achieve things on their own. It’s effectively telling them they are inferior. That’s what wokeism is. It’s also telling white kids that because their great-great-grandfather fought for the South in the Civil War, perhaps at the Battle of Marianna in Jackson County, he was some kind of evil man whose legacy we need to erase from history. That’s what wokeism is all about—relitigating the grievances of the past. To end wokeism, I say this: let’s focus on the present. You’re an American, and I’m an American. You may be black, I may be white. You may be Christian, I may be Jewish. But at the end of the day, we are all Americans. Even if you didn’t support President Trump in this election, know that he is fighting for all of us. And I think the biggest thing we need to embrace is faith. I’m an unapologetic Catholic, and I believe faith has an essential role to play in this. Our Christian faith tells us that we are all created equal by one awesome God. If we put faith back in the classroom, wokeism doesn’t stand a chance."

Hegseth was installed for this war on behalf of Israel?

Wokeism at its core is rooted in the idea of racial inferiority and superiority. For example, it’s telling young black kids that because they are black, we have to lower the standards—that they wouldn’t be able to achieve things on their own. It’s effectively telling them they are inferior. That’s what wokeism is. It’s also telling white kids that because their great-great-grandfather fought for the South in the Civil War, perhaps at the Battle of Marianna in Jackson County, he was some kind of evil man whose legacy we need to erase from history. That’s what wokeism is all about—relitigating the grievances of the past. To end wokeism, I say this: let’s focus on the present. You’re an American, and I’m an American. You may be black, I may be white. You may be Christian, I may be Jewish. But at the end of the day, we are all Americans. Even if you didn’t support President Trump in this election, know that he is fighting for all of us. And I think the biggest thing we need to embrace is faith. I’m an unapologetic Catholic, and I believe faith has an essential role to play in this. Our Christian faith tells us that we are all created equal by one awesome God. If we put faith back in the classroom, wokeism doesn’t stand a chance."