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NH Constitutionalist@ConstitutionNH·
#OnlyInNH Last night I went to a local bar to hang out with several liberty friends. Started talking with a random local there and discover he's a liberty lover too, so he joins our group. Later, another random local walks in and come to find out he's the father of 10 homeschooled kids and fellow lover of liberty, so he joins our group too. Talking loudly about liberty brings everyone together in NH! #ILoveItHere
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Ian Huyett
Ian Huyett@IanHuyett·
Interesting moment in NH Senate Education yesterday on HB 1448. This bill would ban public school curriculum "provided or created by the World Economic Forum." I admit I was skeptical that the WEF is controlling the curriculum in NH. The teachers' union lobbyist then got up and said, yes, we are developing a curriculum with the World Economic Forum as part of "a partnership announced at Davos."
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NH Constitutionalist@ConstitutionNH·
My school district is made up of 5 towns with a total population of about 8,400. The school (PreK - 12) has about 1,000 students. At the big budget hearing tonight, about 30 people showed up (many of them school employees). I know school board meetings are boring and the timing isn't great, but the people who just want to be left alone need to start showing up! School budgets & property taxes will continue rising if no one shows up to push back against the insanity! Their proposed budget translates to roughly $27,000 per student. The class with the highest proficiency scores is 7th grade - 57% in English and 42% in math. The 11th graders have a **15%** proficiency in math. 4th graders are at 26% English proficiency. What the heck is the school spending all their money on? As a Homeschooling Momma, I can assure you it doesn't take a lot of money to achieve 100% proficiency in the basics. People need to be held accountable. These kids are our future leaders, voters, parents of the next generation! We need to show up to make sure schools are prioritizing education and not just seeing kids as dollar signs to get more federal funding to line their pockets (the way they talked tonight disgusted me). In other news, I may be running for school board in March. :)
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Roman Helmet Guy
Roman Helmet Guy@romanhelmetguy·
I just want everyone to understand that America has not been trying. We bully our smart kids. We spend 1000 times more on special education than gifted and talented programs. We eliminated honors classes in the name of equality. We even came up with a replacement for phonics so stupid that half our kids can’t read. Then we take the smartest kids that survive this system, and we racially and sexually discriminate against them for entry into college. Then we do that again when they apply for their first job. And again for every job after that. Then we undercut them in favor of foreign labor that’ll do worse work for cheaper. Most kids see this and just say “fuck it” and focus on sports, or trying to be an influencer, or just give up on trying altogether. Meanwhile in places like China every kid spends 16 hours a day studying trig tables or gets the belt. Yet America is still number one. In everything. There is so much latent potential in the American people. We have tried before. We crossed a continent and carved this country out of clay. We recrossed the oceans and conquered the world by accident as a favor to our friends. One day (hopefully soon), we are going to start trying again. America will wake up. Don’t be on the wrong side when it does.
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Rational Declarationist
Rational Declarationist@AmIMisogynistic·
“We need to save our democracy!” Unfortunately, this is a lie you hear no matter what side of the political spectrum you’re on. We are not a democracy. In America, we have a Constitutional Republic. Democracy is tyranny. The inventors of democracy hated and feared it. Ancient philosophers hated and feared it. Our Founding Fathers hated and feared it. Why? And what’s the difference? In democracy, if slightly more than half the populace want something, that thing happens, and it affects everyone, with no system to filter out bad people and ideas. In a Constitutional Republic, the public votes for the people who vote for things, and there are rules to make sure it doesn’t get out of hand. Democracy is one of the most Un-American political ideologies. “We in America do not have government by the majority—we have government by the majority who participate… All tyranny needs to gain a foothold is for people of good conscience to remain silent.” -Thomas Jefferson
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Rational Declarationist
Rational Declarationist@AmIMisogynistic·
If someone is a U.S. citizen living in America and is more loyal to a different country, they should get deported there. To secure the liberty and safety of actual Americans, we need to remove people from society who actively hold and practice beliefs and mindsets that will destroy America. “Any man who says he is an American, but something else also, isn’t an American at all. We have room for but one flag, the American flag… We have room for but one language here, and that is the English language… and we have room for but one sole loyalty and that is a loyalty to the American people.” -Theodore Roosevelt
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AmericanPapaBear™
AmericanPapaBear™@AmericaPapaBear·
You guys need to hear this story. This is a perfect example of why not only women, but everyone needs to be carrying when they leave the house. "I am trying to share this story to make other women aware of the situation because it will be happening more frequently especially in cities that are allowing immigration in." "This is how we keep other people safe."
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NH Constitutionalist@ConstitutionNH·
Homeschooling needs to become more mainstream.
Wokal Distance@wokal_distance

I despise the Groyper movement, but if you want to understand where Fuentes gets purchase with young men I will tell you how it happened by telling you about my experience at the orientation night when my son joined elementary school band: My 11 year old son son joined the elementary school band, and so I went to the parents orientation night which was held at a local high-school. As the night went on it became obvious to me why young men rage against the larger social system. The classrooms were inundated with DEI messages and trans pride flags. On the walls there were posters, stickers and various decorations that all invoked the various totems if diversity. Black lives matter messaging, decolonization messaging, LGBTQ+ messaging, and basically ever sort of race and gender social justice messaging you can imagine was present. The advertisements for post secondary opportunities featured social justice education prominently, including advertising a course on indigenous ways of knowing" as something grade 12 students should pursue upon graduation. Many of the teachers has "this is a safe space" sticker son their doors, and others had variations of "in this house" messaging on their doors or on the walls of the classroom. The entire aesthetic which dominated the decoration of classrooms was the progressive leftist coded "in this house" and "be kind" aesthetic. As soon as you walked into a classroom there was no doubt as the the political leanings of whichever teacher occupied that classroom. The only way I can describe it is to say that progressive social justice activists have colonized the school and marked their territory. A woman in a mask (who was in charge) got up and read a number of land acknowledgements before acknowledging the contribution of indigenous people to ways of knowing. Standard leftist land acknowledgement boilerplate. Additionally, every interaction was done in the style of HR style professionalism mixed with progressive leftist coded gentle parenting. When it comes to how the teachers behaved I am going to draw on both that night and the other times I have been at my sons school in order to explain it. To begin, the boys are treated almost as though they are defective girls. The feminine modes of interaction and socialization are treated as though they are the only legitimate modes of interaction and serve as the taken for granted way to properly interact and navigate the world. Almost all the authority figures at my sons school are women with almost no exceptions. One day my son found out that the school had hired a single male education Assistant, and my son came home and told me, in wondrous amazement, that he saw a "boy teacher" at school. The level of wonderment and surprise he expressed was on par with what I would expect if he had walked into school and seen a triceratops walking the hallways. My son often comes home from school and expresses utter frustration at the fact that his preferred way of communicating, as well as the things that are aligned with his temperament are treated as though they were somehow inferior. As he is 11 (and being assessed for autism) he lacks the correct technical language to describe this, so it generally shows up as him getting in trouble for being insufficiently "gentle" and "kind" in response to various passive aggressive power plays and instances of bullying carries out by his more socially developed (often) female peers. To say that band night was feminine coded would be an understatement. It would be more accurate to say that feminized modes of behavior and communication were embedded in every single interaction. It was a totally alien environment for anyone who isn't well versed in navigating the social codes of progressive leftist institutional spaces. It was like the slogan "the future is female" was taken to be a command delivered from God Himself turned into an education program. Now, I want you to imagine what it is like for an 11 year old boy to be saturated in that environment day after day. he is an alien in his own school who is treated essentially like a ticking time bomb who needs to be effectively managed rather than engaged with an taught, and he knows this is happening. It is hard to overstate the level of hostility towards boys that is floating around in the ambient culture of the school system. It isn’t so much that there is an explicit form of anti-male bigotry (although examples of that exist) it is more that there is an overall attitude of distaste for anything masculine and an utter indifference towards the interests, fortunes, and inner lives of young boys. The expectations, norms, rules, and standards of behavior cater to the sensibilities of girls and women. This is the entire social system that a young boy goes through from when he is 6 years old all the way until he is graduated from university. It’s an old trope on the right to say “imagine if the roles were reversed,” but that would be to miss the point. I know that many on the left will say that all of this is perfectly acceptable because of historical injustices and the pursuit of Social Justice. What I want to point out to you is how absurd the world must appear through the eyes of the average 11 year-old boy. He is basically told he has a host of social advantages (white privilege, male privilege, straight privilege, etc) that he has never experienced and will never benefit from, and this justifies the system which he is immersed in. And the worst part is, if young men point any of this out, the very people who are doing it will look them in the eye with a straight face and deny that any of this ever happened. Making matters worse these men begin to figure out that the institutions have been used to advance a leftist political agenda that scapegoated their group (young white men), and when they point this out everyone in authority calls them evil bigots. And all this happens during their formative years. Now, Imagine you are a young white male. You graduate from the school system and are released into the world only to find that the feminine modes of socialization pushed on you are entirely unfit for purpose. That the social skills you were taught fail utterly in both the job markets young men tend towards (construction, engineering, building, landscaping, etc) and have no purchase in the dating market where highly agentic, masculine, wealthy men have a huge advantage over the passive, docile "nice boy." On top of that, imagine that a great deal of the job listings that you peruse make it clear that preference will be given to women and "diverse" candidates, and that the job interview itself is full of shibboleths, coded statements, and trap questions meant to elicit responses that allow the hiring party to exclude anyone who isn't sufficiently versed in and aligned with the priorities of the DEI/Woke/Social Justice paradigm. On top of that, that if a you do get a job you will exposed to various sensitivity trainings, DEI trainings, and intersectionality workshops in which your group (straight white men) are repeatedly scapegoated as the source of all the worlds pathologies. Laid at your feet are patriarchy, colonialism, racism, sexism and a great number of other social evils for which you are taken to be complicit in and have a responsibility for fixing in virtue of being a white male. While all this is going on a series of scandals (COVID, Men in womens' sports, trans kids, etc) reveal to you the degree to which the institutions that make up the society you live in have adopted an ideology that is actively hostile to you because you are a straight white male, and have been denying you opportunity while scapegoating you for all societies problems and treating you like you are a defective girl. Once you understand this, the real question is not "why are some young men radicalizing?" the real question is "why are there any young men at all who have not been radicalized?" None of this is to excuse any of the extremist radicals who are attempting to harness the resentment and anger of young men for their evil purposes. The point is to get you to understand why young men will attach themselves to any voice who is willing to stridently call for the obliteration of the social system and ideology which lied to them during their formative years and is currently doing things which rob them of opportunities for advancement and success. The institutions have totally blown their credibility with young men, and have completely destroyed young men's trust in institutions. Young men view the current set of social institutions as ideologically corrupt and totally illegitimate, and they view the narratives that emerge from those institutions as being expressions of as nothing more then a story told to legitimize an ideology which seeks to hold them back. As such, the institutions and their narratives have absolutely no normative pull on young Gen Z men. I am not saying the situation is hopeless, but unless you acknowledge what I have laid out here, and engage in a good faith attempt to understand what the school system, Universities, non-profits, HR departments, and other civic institutions have done to young men, you will never be able to gain their trust enough to lead them away from guys like Nick Fuentes, Andrew Tate, Andrew Torba, and other pathological influences. /fin

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NH Constitutionalist@ConstitutionNH·
It takes a long time to convince folks to move for their own benefit. The Free State Project in NH has been working on concentrating like-minded people into one state for 20 years, so come take advantage of our head start in gathering together folks who have moved because they're serious about working toward a better life. Before you move South, please come visit! Up around Colebrook, you'll find a strong community of risk-tolerant families that I think you'll get along great with! :)
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𝙷𝚒𝚌𝚔𝚖𝚊𝚗@shagbark_hick·
I've spent the last few years in a kind of insane all-or-nothing wager with rural Upstate New York. If I could use my platform here to convince a half-dozen likeminded families to move to my dilapidated, dirt-cheap town, I would've won. But it hasn't quite worked out. I gave it my all. Spent years hyping this place -- where you can STILL get many move-in-ready homes for under $50k -- on the off-chance there might be at least a handful of footloose, risk-tolerant folks on here who might want to throw their hat in the ring on something new. Pitched the idea of "rural renewal" hard for years, and received enough positive feedback that it seemed inevitable others might wish to get involved directly. I naively read the amount of complaining about housing prices on here as a straightforward and earnest outcry for cheap housing and nothing else, but it took me years to realize that these complaints aren't about "housing" -- they're about something else. Because for the internet poster who is "fed up with high-priced housing," he's often using the word "housing" very loosely. What he usually means is "the housing that I WANT is too expensive for me to obtain" -- and the housing they want is steps from mom's house, in a tropical paradise, a short distance to a top-5 city, with zero property taxes, maids who rub your feet and pour you a hot toddy, etc. In other words, the battle cry raised by those "fed up with expensive housing" is only a cry for utopia, or heaven, or a kind of conservative analogue to the communist's "fully automated luxury communism." And those who express some sentimental feeling about "reviving rural America" often mean "someone who isn't me should do that" -- not that they want to personally be involved in it. Some have said I'm out of touch, and they're correct. Others have suspected I'm autistic or something, and they could also be correct, who knows. But what I know now is that with the baby, "time's up" -- we need to be somewhere more suitable for raising kids whether we leave NY or not. Finally, I'll also say this: I have always maintained that even on an individual level, one can definitely move to a place like this to build some equity which they can then take with them anywhere in the USA. I have succeeded at that, and so have practiced what I preach, and have still won big. Anyone could do what I have done and would benefit massively from trying it.
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Crosby Nash@stillCrosbyNash

@shagbark_hick Not passing judgment but haven't you been advocating living in small town northern NY for at least the past year? There's a reason people leave, theres not a lot of prospects. And I love backroads America

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Derrick Evans
Derrick Evans@DerrickEvans4WV·
We can NOT peacefully co-exist with Muslims. Sorry, it’s just a fact. This girl was burned at 5 years old. Israelis saved her & treated her for over 4 years. She goes back to Gaza & becomes a suicide bomber & chooses the hospital which had treated her. She gets caught at a check point. They once again help her get a degree etc. She STILL wants to blow them up.
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NH Constitutionalist@ConstitutionNH·
@shagbark_hick Colebrook, NH is a cute town, but if you're already going to be that remote, why not go a just a tad farther north to Pittsburg? :)
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𝙷𝚒𝚌𝚔𝚖𝚊𝚗@shagbark_hick·
A map of where I'd move to if I for some reason had to move to a given US State.
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NH Constitutionalist@ConstitutionNH·
Cover songs is the best genre! Some of my faves that I haven't seen mentioned here yet: - Tom Jones "Burning Down the House" - Regina Spektor "While My Guitar Gently Weeps" - The Band "Free Your Mind" - Colouring "I Heard It Through The Grapevine" - Alex Clare "Addicted to Love" - 2Cellos "With or Without You" - The Dead South "People Are Strange"
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Rand Paul
Rand Paul@RandPaul·
There are some covers that can sometimes even surpass the original. Disturbed’s version of the Sound of Silence and Pearl Jam’s version of Last Kiss deserve a listen. Post some other covers that might make the grade. Disturbed - The Sound Of Silence (Official Music Video) [4K UPGRADE] youtu.be/u9Dg-g7t2l4?si… via @YouTube
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🎯Nick🎯
🎯Nick🎯@SonofManwithus·
If you follow me You're: 35+ Christian or conservative Unvaccinated Not concerned with the climate Anti UN, WHO, WEF, NATO Don't support Palestine Anti digital ID Anti socialism Not a trans supporter All around cool person!! Does that sound like you?
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Brenda Teese
Brenda Teese@brenda11831·
@ConstitutionNH @matt_vanswol it's enlightenment if it hadn't been for RFKJr. crash-landing into the Trump campaign 2024 it would never have happened for me we finally got to talk with the MAGAs 🙂 that changed everything
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IT Guy
IT Guy@ITGuy1959·
In a prior life I was a fairly senior “IT Guy” at a well known mega-Bank. One morning at a major off-site event, one of my direct report managers came into the meeting inebriated. Was he drunk - not sure. Did he break the law - nope. But he was slurring his words and his breath smelled of alcohol. After consulting with HR, he was fired 2 days later. He was a popular guy around the company, but no one who knew the facts of the incident questioned his termination. I bring this up because this is basically what’s occurring with the termination of people dancing on the grave of Charlie Kirk. It signals to an employer that you cannot control your emotions, do not understand or respect common decency, and potentially have more severe personality disorders. The employer then has every right to fire you, indeed an obligation. And this is why nearly every employer in the country publishes a code of ethics that employees are required to sign. Then there is no ambiguity if a line is crossed. Celebrating the assassination of a fellow American is no different than coming into the workplace inebriated. It is unquestionably a termination worthy offense. This isn’t a free speech issue, or a matter of a law being broken. It’s an ethics issue. And fwiw, a journalist at a major media company who doesn’t understand or ignores how quotation marks work should be fired. This is also as obvious and necessary as the person who shows up to work inebriated.
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Nick Freitas
Nick Freitas@NickJFreitas·
I am told that as a state representative this is the moment where I'm supposed to express my heartfelt condolences and then stand in solidarity with those on the other side of the aisle as we condemn political violence and stand unified as one people. But we aren't "one people" are we? The truth is we haven't been for some time now, and there is really no point in pretending anymore, if there ever was. We are two very different peoples. We may occupy the same piece of geography, but that is where the similarities seem to abruptly end. I convinced myself for a long time that whenever the left called me a racist, a bigot, a sexist, a fascist, a "threat to democracy" for even the most innocent of disagreements, that it was simply hyperbolic rhetoric done for effect. And now the "effect" is a widow and two orphaned children, because the left couldn’t bear the thought of a peaceful man debating them and winning. I don’t think they realize it yet, but murdering Charlie is going to be remembered as the day where we finally woke up to what this fight really is. It’s not a civil dispute among fellow countrymen. It’s a war between diametrically opposed worldviews which cannot peacefully coexist with one another. One side will win, and one side will lose. Charlie tried to win that fight through argumentation, through discussion, through peaceful resolution of differences. And the other side murdered him. Not because he was “extreme” or “inciting violence” or any other hyperbolic slur they hurled at him. They murdered him because he was effective. Because he was unafraid. Because he inspired others and made them feel like they had a voice, that they were not alone. And he did it at the very institutions which have fomented so much hatred toward conservatives. I don’t want to “stand in solidarity” with the other side of the aisle. I want to defeat you. I want to defeat the godless ideology that kills babies in the womb, sterilizes confused children, turns our cities into cesspools of degeneracy and lawlessness…and that murdered Charlie Kirk. Social media is aflame right now with leftist celebration of Charlie’s death. I wonder if any among them understand what has just happened. If there is a Yamamoto somewhere in their midst warning, that all they have done is awoken a sleeping giant. I doubt it. I think they gave up such introspection and self-awareness long ago. I don’t know exactly what will happen next. I just know that it won’t be the same as what has happened in the past. There will be thoughts and prayers…Charlie would have wanted prayers. Not for himself but for those left behind and for the country that he loved. But then there will be a reckoning. My Christian faith requires me to love my enemies and pray for those who curse me. It does not require me to stand idly by in the midst of savagery and barbarism...quite the opposite. So every time I feel tired, every time I feel discouraged or overwhelmed, I am going to watch the video of a good man being murdered in Utah…I will force myself to watch it…and then I will return to the work of destroying the evil ideology responsible for that and so much more. Rest with God Charlie, your fight is over. Ours is just beginning.
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Matt Van Swol
Matt Van Swol@mattvanswol·
@MSNBCPR No. We no longer accept apologies. You don’t understand. The page has been turned. We are coming for your sponsors. We are coming for every dollar you make. We are coming for your broadcasting license. We are coming for every single penny. Buckle. Up.
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