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@RandyRRQuaid Randy, you would be a better President than this selfish cocksucker. No need to be full of shit. 🤷‍♂️

Trump is the best President we will ever have.

time to print some more money and devalue the currency while the money being created out of thin air is loaned out to people who are already rich so they can buy assets that will inflate multiples more while their previous investments continuing growing because all the fake currency being “printed” is shoved back into their pockets while plebs get poorer by doing nothing other than existing

Or it’s the blatant divide and conquer strategy happening at the hands of the 1%. It isn’t even hidden anymore. They’re literally replacing the politicians with millionaire and billionaire businessmen. And somehow dipshits think this is in their best interest because they’ll somehow create wealth for the working class. How many times do we have to see that wealth funneled straight upwards before we realize we’re all getting bent over together?

@Timcast no you’ve cornered your reach into a maga hell hole no one but epstein, trump, zio apologist care what you have to say now hope the money & peace of mind of not getting merked by mossad was worth it

if i post that democrats are shit i will get insane engagement if i post literally anything else the post basically dies it didnt used to be this way the algorithm sucks

@Timcast That’s the point. Divide and Conquer. Oldest fucking game in the book.

@AfterWokeEra @liluzinephew2 @RealAlexJones @sneako People get ran over by busses, overdose, and get murdered every fucking day. Only young folks who haven’t lost people think like you.

@Coolshit4you @liluzinephew2 @RealAlexJones @sneako According to your own words, you will be in that hole first bud

Beg.

@BURNSPLIFF @liluzinephew2 @RealAlexJones @sneako Also, @BURNSPLIFF… what’s your tents looking like? 👀

@Coolshit4you @liluzinephew2 @RealAlexJones @sneako you are genuinely a fucking loser lmao

@BURNSPLIFF @liluzinephew2 @RealAlexJones @sneako I probably would’ve seen this hours ago if you weren’t too broke to afford $4. But yeah, you’re right. I’m sure you have some sort of advantage in life. 😂🤡😂

@InfoAddictNerd @Itx_judith You are just projecting yourself retard, if YOU don't like it, then leave, you aren't needed here

@Itx_judith I hope those bills pass, they should have nothing and they'll leave on their own, hopefully most of them

REPUBLICANS ARE PUSHING MULTIPLE NEW BILLS TO BAN ALL NON-CITIZENS FROM RECEIVING ANY WELFARE BENEFITS NO SNAP, NO SECTION 8, NO MEDICAID, NOTHING.

@InfoAddictNerd @RedRebel70 @GodlyAction You are just projecting yourself retard, if YOU don't like it, then leave, you aren't needed here

@RedRebel70 @GodlyAction If they want to do the Sabbath since it's in the Old Law, they can, that's trivial for me. I believe that Jesus Christ is our new Sabbath, so I rest in him when I'm weary and burdened.

Mormons are not Christians. Jehovah’s Witnesses are not Christians. Seventh-Day Adventists are not Christians. People who don’t follow the Bible are not Christians.

@InfoAddictNerd @NoDMsPerfavore You are just projecting yourself retard, if YOU don't like it, then leave, you aren't needed here

@NoDMsPerfavore No, have a dog of any breed; Allah's angels are such pussies that they are terrified of dogs because dogs are "impure".

I REFUSE TO COEXIS WITH PEOPLE WHO WANT TO BEHEAD ME. SHARE THIS RIBBON TO HELP CURE ISLAM!

@InfoAddictNerd @m_luke86832 @mickitiki @POTUS @JDVance @DHSgov @ICEgov @RealTomHoman You are just projecting yourself retard, if YOU don't like it, then leave, you aren't needed here

@m_luke86832 @mickitiki @POTUS @JDVance @DHSgov @ICEgov @RealTomHoman You are just projecting yourself retard, if YOU don't like it, then leave, you aren't needed here

1. Remove all mosques. 2. Ban Sharia law. 3. Deport and remove all Muslims starting with the ones in government positions. 4. Revoke all visas. 5. Issue no new visas. This should bring America back from the abyss. @POTUS @JDVance @DHSgov @ICEgov @RealTomHoman

@mickitiki @POTUS @JDVance @DHSgov @ICEgov @RealTomHoman Nah. We need to deal with Israel. That will settle literally everything.

@GuntherEagleman I know. Solidarity, love, and unity are crazy!!! It would be so much better if they were all fist fighting and arguing about their favorite political party!!!

Watching scenes like this in Dearborn, Michigan raises serious concerns for a lot of Americans. If people are openly expressing support for violent extremist groups, law enforcement should investigate and enforce the law. America should never tolerate calls for violence, no matter who makes them.

@lolcats23090518 @RealAlexJones @sneako Do I look like the president? You can’t even afford the blue check. Miss me with that shit, brokeboy cousin-fucker.

@Coolshit4you @RealAlexJones @sneako Shut up pedophile

@lepeepeepoo3 @RealAlexJones @sneako Your mother should’ve made “scrambled dipshit” with a fucking coat hanger and saved us all the trouble of sharing oxygen with you. Worthless shitsack.

@Coolshit4you @RealAlexJones @sneako Shut the fuck up boomer bitch.

@Okidelic @LauraLoomer Lego Loomer is downright flattering compared to the real thing. 🤷‍♂️

@LauraLoomer “COMMENTS SAY they made her LEGO version 'LOOK MORE HUMAN'” Diabolical 😂😂😂

Coordinated effort by Russia and Iran.

@HouseDemocrats Democrat party is the other side of the same damned corrupt coin. Partisans will be the ruin of our nation. F red & blue.

@HouseDemocrats Hi. You all are a GIANT part of how we wound up here. Lack of tangible action for the working class will do that to a party. And now you all sit on your fucking hands. It’s over. The party should be dismantled at this point, because it sure in the hell isn’t trustworthy.

Donald Trump is taking our country backwards.

The distinction between multi-generational African Americans and recent immigrants highlights real historical differences in the U.S. experience, but framing recent immigrant waves as inherently slower to assimilate or more burdensome overlooks broader patterns of poverty-driven outcomes, generational progress, and systemic factors affecting all low-income groups.Welfare UsageCIS analyses of Census/SIPP data consistently report higher welfare program use among non-citizen households (around 59% vs. 37-39% for U.S.-born households in recent reports). cis.org +1 Critics, including from the Cato Institute and others, note methodological issues: household-level measures attribute benefits received by U.S.-born children (eligible as citizens) to immigrant-headed households; many non-citizens are legally barred from direct access for years after arrival; and comparisons do not always adjust for income, education, age, or family size. cato.org +1 Per-capita analyses often show immigrants (especially non-citizens) consuming fewer benefits than natives when adjusted for these factors. facebook.com Immigrant use declines over time, and second-generation outcomes improve. High initial use largely reflects arrival with fewer resources and larger young families rather than permanent dependency. African American welfare usage rates are also elevated due to higher poverty rates rooted in historical factors, not unique to any recent group.Assimilation and Cultural PatternsSecond-generation immigrants generally show strong assimilation: higher education and income than first-generation parents, increased English proficiency, intermarriage, and economic mobility comparable to historical waves. siepr.stanford.edu +2 Pew and other data indicate second-generation adults often surpass parental outcomes in income, homeownership, and education. Intermarriage rates rise significantly (over 50% for some second-generation groups marrying outside their ethnic/parental group). siepr.stanford.edu Cousin marriage rates are high (40-60%+) in countries like Pakistan and parts of the Middle East/North Africa, and some diaspora communities retain elevated rates relative to U.S. natives. However, these decline across generations in the U.S., similar to historical patterns among other immigrant groups. They represent cultural practices tied to tradition and kinship rather than outright rejection of integration; many such communities show economic participation, business ownership, and legal compliance. Endogamy exists across groups (including some native populations historically). Assimilation is measured more reliably by language, employment, education, and civic participation than by specific marriage customs, where second-generation progress is evident.Housing Demand and RentsImmigration contributes to housing demand, and some studies link higher recent-immigrant shares in metro areas to upward pressure on rents and prices (e.g., CIS and others estimate notable effects in certain markets). oversight.house.gov Broader research shows the impact is modest or context-dependent: a 1% population increase from immigration often correlates with 0.3-1% rent/price rises, varying by housing supply elasticity. sciencedirect.com Many analyses attribute primary drivers of the recent U.S. housing crisis to pandemic-era shifts, zoning restrictions, under-building, financialization, and native-born household formation—not solely immigration timing. jchs.harvard.edu Immigrants also boost housing supply via construction labor and add to wealth in many counties (e.g., one study credits immigrants with $3.7 trillion in housing value stabilization/creation). americanimmigrationcouncil.org Supply constraints amplify any demand pressure; rapid inflows strain systems where building lags, but this applies to all population growth.Specific Communities and CohesionDearborn's Arab-American community includes long-established populations with roots in the early 20th century, significant business and civic contributions, and integration in areas like employment and military service. Newer arrivals (including refugees) face typical challenges tied to trauma, language, and economics, but overall metrics show participation. Claims of widespread "parallel societies" or sharia replacing U.S. law are often overstated; religious practices (e.g., calls to prayer) fall under First Amendment protections, as with other faiths. Most Muslim Americans affirm constitutional loyalty. Historical U.S. immigrant enclaves (Irish, Italian, Chinese, etc.) raised similar concerns yet integrated over generations.U.S. policy has long used skills-based elements alongside humanitarian considerations. Data show net economic contributions from many immigrants over lifetimes (taxes, labor in key sectors), though fiscal impacts vary by education/skill level and time horizon. Low-skilled inflows can create short-term competition in specific labor/housing markets, but second-generation gains and overall GDP effects are positive in aggregate per many studies. African Americans and immigrants share interests in expanded opportunity; pitting groups against each other ignores common structural pressures like wage stagnation, housing shortages, and inequality.Facts show variation by origin, skill, and arrival cohort. Challenges from rapid low-skilled inflows exist in localized areas (schools, services, cohesion). However, broad data on generational assimilation, adjusted welfare metrics, and supply-side housing dynamics indicate integration and net contributions occur over time for most groups, consistent with America's historical pattern. Policy focused on skills, enforcement, and integration support addresses real strains without assuming inherent non-assimilability. Systemic issues (poverty, regulation, economic policy) explain more of the gaps than group distinctions alone.

Real distinction exists. Multi-generational African Americans are deeply embedded in American culture, language, and history after centuries here. Many recent immigrant waves — especially lower-skilled or refugee streams from certain regions — show much higher welfare dependency and slower assimilation. Non-citizen households use major welfare programs at ~59% vs ~37% for U.S.-born households (Center for Immigration Studies analysis of Census/SIPP data). That’s a consistent gap. Cultural patterns matter too: cousin marriage and tight endogamy run 40-60%+ in many origin countries (Pakistan, parts of Middle East/North Africa) and persist in diaspora communities at rates orders of magnitude above native Americans, where it’s rare. That’s not random — it’s a signal of limited integration. Rapid inflows also drive housing demand. Studies (including from CIS and regional analyses) link higher recent-immigrant population shares to elevated rents and prices for native-born households as supply lags. Government data has noted foreign-born population growth accounting for a large share of recent rental demand increases in some periods. Borders, skills-based selection, and assimilation standards exist for exactly this reason: to avoid overwhelming systems, schools, housing, and social cohesion in places like Dearborn (which has a large, Arab-American community but still faces integration questions with newer arrivals, not to mention open calls to prayer?). Uncontrolled surges create real competition and parallel communities (esp with lawfare like sharia) degrade American cohesion regardless of the group. Data > anecdotes.

Whoever says diversity is our strength is... STUPID.

@liluzinephew2 @RealAlexJones @sneako I don’t give a fuck about Sneako, you young cunt. I hope you two both end up in a hole. 🖕🏻

@Coolshit4you @RealAlexJones @sneako all that bullshit you typed had nothing to do with Sneako lying about debating Alex 😂 you old fuck