Jeff My Life

I love deportations

@xeroger @FriendlyNgbor

@FriendlyNgbor Point proven by your high school debate club way of speaking

I eat prison food with 0 criminal record so sharkquinisha (7 felonies, 6 illegitimate children, 5 baby daddies) can eat free crab legs in her free house on her free takis stained free couch watching tik tok on her free phone. Golly Gee I wonder why people aren't happy about it.

@orm0nde You mean mega torture chambers, right?

We are going to have to build a few mega prisons for the amount of judges we are going to lock up when we win

@LoutreSaphir @motivatedjoy2 @25YearsAgoLive 1) they weren't using the resources, or know how to. You're welcome for showing you. 2) so they went from living around black people to... living around black people, but now with modern infrastructure. The horror.

@JeffMyLifeUp @motivatedjoy2 @25YearsAgoLive "wahhhhhh! how dare you steal our resources and implant segregation in our own country!"

A new French law recognizes the Atlantic slave trade as a crime against humanity.

@motivatedjoy2 @25YearsAgoLive "wahhhh! How dare you give us modern infrastructure and economy!"

@25YearsAgoLive As they should have. France was truly evil in Africa. Fuck all these disgusting white bigots in this comment section who think they can spread their filth and evil across the earth with no repercussion.

@sigmahamster2 @Aethelcynd I agree, deport the blacks

@Aethelcynd Taxation is theft. Stop subsiding their existence.

Reminder that Democrats subsidize rural regions (bad) via hospitals, broadband internet access, infrastructure, etc. Rural people turn around and consistently vote Republican. If Democrats stopped frivolously spending, there’d be increased economic pressure to concentrate in urban areas, thus helping democrats’ political prospects. Maybe one of the worst political strategies from Dems, more on this in a substack soon!

@socdemAdam Parliamentary politics are so retarded

At least a Kenya🇰🇪 minority coalition (CDU⚫️, SPD🔴 and Greens🟢) with support from BSW🟣 and Linke🔴 is possible

@WallStreetMav By pure numbers it'd need to be Mexico. Even if they're not the worst immigrants per capita there's so fucking many of them

If you could deport the migrants of just one country, which would you choose to deport all of them?

@LostAcrane @nadacomgelo @plitter86 Look up the origin of the word "nation"

@nadacomgelo @plitter86 Nationality must be a hard concept for you

She lives in Norway, celebrates Norway, dress in our national clothes, fights for Norway in the Olympics, she is norwegian. Proud to have her. Get your racist ass out of our affairs.

@plitter86 "fights for Norway in the Olympics" Really now.

@JonathanTurley When critical issues often come down to a small handful of votes, it absolutely matters. I'm sorry man but leave this crap in the 60s where it belongs. It's ruining us. It's okay to treat newcomers differently. It really is. It's actually imperative.

...It is certainly true that presidents are limited to natural-born citizens. That has been controversial throughout our history, but there is an obvious difference between a president and one of 535 members. There was a desire to limit the presidency in light of the inherent powers of that position.

I strongly disagree with the push for a constitutional amendment to bar foreign-born legislators. foxnews.com/politics/mace-… While I have suggested the possible tinyurl.com/f86u4tce, I cannot think of anything more antithetical to our founding than barring foreign-born citizens from Congress. As a nation of immigrants, it is a reaffirmation of our heritage to have these citizens serve in government...

@Amsalazar Amazing, maybe there's hope after all

🛑Con esta orden ejecutiva, será casi imposible enviar remesas a Mexico o recibir pagos, salarios, o prestamos si eres indocumentado en Estados Unidos: "Los bancos y otras instituciones financieras también deben estar atentos a los riesgos crediticios derivados de otorgar hipotecas, préstamos para automóviles, tarjetas de crédito y otros tipos de financiamiento al segmento de extranjeros inadmisibles o sujetos a remoción. Muchos de esos prestatarios enfrentan la posibilidad de perder sus ingresos debido a procesos de deportación o a decisiones de sus empleadores de cumplir con la ley migratoria. Conceder crédito a personas sin autorización legal para trabajar, o que enfrentan un riesgo significativo de pérdida de ingresos, genera una deficiencia estructural en la “capacidad de pago”, lo que puede afectar la seguridad y solidez del sistema bancario nacional. Además, los empleadores que violan la ley migratoria pueden subreportar salarios, utilizar números de Seguro Social o identificaciones fiscales inválidos o no coincidentes, o no retener ni remitir correctamente los impuestos sobre la nómina. Estos esquemas pueden crear vulnerabilidades dentro de nuestro sistema financiero al ocultar fuentes de ingresos, distorsionar los procesos de evaluación crediticia y facilitar actividades económicas subterráneas" whitehouse.gov/presidential-a…

@TheRoyalSerf I was a fan like 6 years ago, but he dropped the ball on some pretty major things (i.e. immigration) that we can't really afford to do right now.

Thoughts on Thomas Massie?

A lot of people are asking why the "Libertarian moment" failed to materialize. Here are my thoughts, as a former Libertarian myself. About ten years ago, there was an expectation, certainly within libertarian circles but across the Right at large, that the future of "Conservatism" in the US would be Libertarianism. There was this belief that the GOP would become a vehicle for libertarian philosophy and that the Right as a whole would be moving in a far more libertarian direction. The Tea Party movement, Ron Paul's presidential bids, the prospect of a future Rand Paul bid, and old Reagan quotes about how the essence of conservatism is libertarianism were all in vogue if you were involved in any sort of Right-wing politics in America. There really was this feeling that the old Reaganite fusion was exhausted and the Iraq era had discredited Neoconservatism. Meanwhile, the 2008 crash, coupled with the managerialism of the Obama presidency, had radicalized a bunch of young men into rejecting what they saw as the establishment narratives of both parties. For a 20-something-year-old guy, being able to proudly say that he hated both Bush and Obama felt incredibly liberating. Ron Paul's two presidential runs, and the prospect of a third and potentially more successful one from Rand, promised to herald in a new era for American politics. Libertarianism also seemed like a great diffuser of the insidious social Progressivism that was beginning to creep into all mainstream institutions. The Great Awokening was just in its beginning stages, and at the time there seemed to be absolutely no response to the Progressive agitprop that was gaining traction on the Left. We understood that these "social movements" were all pulling in the same direction, but no one had any idea how to address them because they were about as intense as they were insane. Libertarianism seemed to offer a great response. Do nothing. I'm serious. There was this expectation that we could completely sidestep the Great Awokening and nip the entire thing in its bud by adopting a "You do you" approach. By pretending like social or cultural issues didn't matter, or in some cases, that Progressives were actually in the right on them, Libertarianism offered an avenue for the Right to seemingly take off the table an entire revolutionary movement that we all thought was driving young millennials (who were still in their teens and early 20s) into identifying as Democrats or Socialists or even Communists. "I don't care about the culture war. I want gay married couples to be able to adopt and protect their marijuana operation that's going on in the basement of their private property with AR-15s, and I want to abolish the income taxes they make on it, too." But when this tactic was put into practice, it never seemed to work. I remember in my old libertarian days over a decade ago, having conversations with Leftists my age in high school and college, and it was always disappointing. It's like I kept trying to win them over and explain I was on their side and that they just needed to understand that wealth redistribution and socialism were bad policies, but that we were both "social liberals" who wanted the same thing. I just wanted them to be rich on top of it all. And for some reason, it just never worked. At the time, I didn't understand why. But I do now. Libertarianism offered the possibility of escaping politics itself while still being political. You could tell someone that you didn't care about their lifestyle, worldview, theology, or culture, and still plausibly make the case for why they should vote for you and implement your policies, because your policies were all about transcending conflict rather than confronting it. Libertarianism offered the illusion of a sophisticated ideology for adults who had outgrown the tribal passions of the past. But that's exactly why it failed. It was always operating like a parasite on an older order that it didn't create and couldn't defend, but few of us could see it at the time because of the nature of the world around us. But that world, like the Bushite one before it, died. Mass migration and open borders actually changed the visual landscape of America in a way that was far more abrupt than the gradual changes of decades earlier. The Great Awokening, which Libertarianism offered to neutralize with its "live and let live" attitude, ended up devouring everything around it until people could no longer ignore it. The economic situation, which Libertarianism had such elegant solutions for as the centerpiece of its entire worldview, actually ended up being far more complex than the activists ever expected. America's massive twin fiscal and trade deficits, endless QE, zero interest rate environment, and the hollowing out of the Rust Belt all coincided with the rise of managerial credentialism, the professional laptop class, and the adoption of Progressivism as the civic religion of every institution and profession that seemed to be benefiting from these very policies. "Social Justice Warrior" and "Rich Liberal" became synonymous with all the institutions that had betrayed America. This created a rebellion, as Libertarians expected, but the moment Trump arrived, he revealed that the overwhelming majority of those rebels were not interested in smaller government in the abstract. They were looking for a government that would fight for them. They had felt betrayed, humiliated, forgotten, and denigrated. They believed, correctly, that they were losing their country. They had a deep resentment of our oikophobic ruling class and their wacky social views that seemed to always pop up whenever core elements of their way of life were about to be torn away from them. And once those things came to the surface, the "Libertarian moment" was essentially dead because it had no satisfying answer to the actual question being asked, which wasn't "how to balance the budget?" or "what procedural railguards can we set up to protect Americans from warrantless wiretapping?" It was “Who rules, in whose interest, and can we do anything to stop our dispossession at the hands of people who openly hate us?” The Libertarian moment failed because it had no answer to this question, which has essentially been the foundation of all of American politics since Obama's second term. It's a political ideology that wants to escape politics itself, and the moment politics became more than just a complicated math problem and instead was about which vision of civilization would prevail, the entire premise disintegrated.

@jaegermedia1 IRL gacha game

I have no idea what I’m looking at here and at this point I’m too afraid to ask.

@Criminalsimpson Vote Quimby

my favorite:

@Trumpistas @CajunNational Jews vote Democrat.

@CajunNational Because the only "MAGA Guys" that exist at this point are paid Jewish Shills and their paymasters would have instructed them to ignore the result and move on to whatever is up next on the agenda.

If Thomas Massie had won last night, I promise you wouldn’t see any MAGA guys having meltdowns talking about their new revelation that it’s imperative to vote Democrat.

@AnFamMan @MysteryGrove Good point, let in another billion Africans and give them citizenship. THEN we can finally get back on track, right?

@MysteryGrove “Oh shit we didn’t think farther ahead than the KY primary.” -you idiots

Oh wow, you’re more conservative than Trump? I’m sure that’s very interesting, but could you just skip to the part where you start trying to elect Democrats?

@MorbidKnowledge How can you "plant" something on your own property? Why would having a bike on the lawn "bring people into the neighborhood"? They did nothing wrong.

A couple in California spent five months intentionally luring bike thieves into their front yard with an unlocked bicycle, beating them with aluminum baseball bats, and posting the videos online. Corey Cornutt, 25, and Savannah Grillot, 29, of Visalia were arrested in January 2020 on suspicion of assault with a deadly weapon and conspiracy, in connection with at least four beatings between July and November 2019. Police said the couple planted a bicycle in the front yard unsecured and waited. Once someone tried to steal it, both rushed out and assaulted them with a baseball bat. The videos they posted made the prosecution straightforward. A neighbour told reporters there would be blood on the street the next day after each incident, and had warned the couple: "Maybe it's not the best idea you're kind of bringing people into the neighbourhood that might not be here otherwise." They ignored her and continued. In each case the victims received various non-life-threatening injuries. The couple documented their own crimes in enough detail to guarantee their arrest.

@rierikawaii He just needs to be more hard-line on immigration. It's probably that easy.

こんなこと言ったって、マッシーが戻るわけじゃないよ。 民主党はマッシーを歓迎しない。むしろリバタリアンが「両党を行ったり来たりする軸のない連中」と見られる恐れがある。 今はマッシーをどう政治の場に戻すかから考えるべきでは？もっと冷静に考えよう。

@oecolamp @harper_pau55997 I live in California, when are Dems going to start doing any of that other than culture war stuff?

@harper_pau55997 Nah it's raising wages, free healthcare, rent controls. The culture war stuff us only popular with wannabe academics and bureaucrats who know that's how you get the sinecure.

The reason young people will always be leftist in America is bevlcause leftists at least offer a vision of improving material standards of living, while conservatives tell you to eat shit for 20... no 30... no 40 years of your life before you can expect material prosperity.