Masterly Rex

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Masterly Rex

Masterly Rex

@Masterly_Rex

Liberty-centered constitutionalist, Individualist, anti-war, anti government overreach, anti death penalty, anti "anarchism", pro fiscal responsibility, pro gun

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Masterly Rex
Masterly Rex@Masterly_Rex·
@AnCapZoomer Evictionism attempts to use the same premise as departurism but then use an extremely convoluted logic to justify an eviction that leads to death.
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Masterly Rex@Masterly_Rex·
@AnCapZoomer The two deontological positions on abortion are "pro-choice" or "pro-departurism". The premise of pro choice is this: Rights begin at birth. The premise of pro-departurism is this: Rights begin at conception.
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Philippe Lemieux
Philippe Lemieux@NeoRothbardian·
When we finally live in a libertarian society, what’s the first thing you’ll do?
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Classical Liberal Caucus
For decades, socialists have been stymied by the simple fact that socialism plunges everyone (except those in power) into abject poverty. They've now solved this problem by declaring that poverty is a good thing actually. This accompanies a shift that sees fewer working poor people and more wealthy privileged university students pursuing socialism. People who have been poor don't want poverty. People who have never been poor don't know what it is.
John Stossel@JohnStossel

The left has another HORRIBLE goal: end capitalism because it pursues growth. They claim: "A smaller, slower economy could also be a SWEETER economy.” WHAT? There’s nothing sweet about poverty:

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TenthAmendmentCenter
TenthAmendmentCenter@TenthAmendment·
A person who blames everyone else for his own mistakes is unfit for the office of the presidency. George Washington should be the standard. this guy is the exact opposite. "Though, in reviewing the incidents of my administration, I am unconscious of intentional error, I am nevertheless too sensible of my defects not to think it probable that I may have committed many errors. Whatever they may be, I fervently beseech the Almighty to avert or mitigate the evils to which they may tend. I shall also carry with me the hope that my country will never cease to view them with indulgence; and that, after forty five years of my life dedicated to its service with an upright zeal, the faults of incompetent abilities will be consigned to oblivion, as myself must soon be to the mansions of rest." -George Washington, Farewell Address (19 Sept 1796)
DD Geopolitics@DD_Geopolitics

🇺🇸🇯🇴🇮🇷 President Trump blames Jordan for 3 American deaths, yes you read that right. ‘They did slip something through in Jordan. If we had other operators, that wouldn’t have happened. You know, when you let other people [Jordan] do your job, it sometimes doesn’t work very well.’

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Femme
Femme@FemCondition·
Anyone supporting J.K. Rowling posting an upskirt because "they asked for it, the skirt is so short" is supporting the same victim blaming that leaves women being asked "Well, why did you wear that?" Human rights and right to dignity don't end because you disagree with lifestyle.
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Sara Higdon
Sara Higdon@SaraHigdon·
Even if you believe that it is only for citizens, (the Supreme Court disagrees) the only way to ensure a citizen is not wrongfully accused of being an illegal is to to have a process (due process) for everyone which proves a person is here illegaly. Thus illegals get due process to protect citizens rights... Also, remember the burden of proof is on the accuser, and US citizens are not legally required to carry proof of citizenship on them.
Amity@amitylee13

Constitutional rights don’t begin with citizenship, or end with immigration status.

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Classical Liberal Caucus
Israel has no right to exist. Neither does a state of Palestine. Or Ireland. Or Britain. Not even Ohio. States don't have rights. Only people have rights! This includes the right to form a state to protect their rights, and to alter or abolish it when it doesn't.
Greg Lukianoff@glukianoff

Germany is considering up to five years in prison for publicly denying Israel’s right to exist. However offensive one might consider the speech, letting the government decide which political positions are legal is a dangerous power.

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Note that when Clarke says "protect your child" here, he is talking about protecting them FROM THE POLICE. He's saying that if your kids don't show the proper level of deference, his cops will hurt them. That's all you need to know about this redcoat.
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Police The Police 2.0@PoliceThePolic1

People like Sheriff David A. Clarke Jr. have Olympic‑level deflection skills. Every mess is magically someone else’s fault. Zero accountability. Zero self‑awareness. This is not a public servant mindset.

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Matt W@bigredmatt1011·
@Oilfield_Rando Trump has endorsed the vast majority of these republicans in primaries.
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Brad Polumbo
Brad Polumbo@brad_polumbo·
I just read through the DSA's new platform. It is the most utopian/dystopian, bat-sh*t insane thing I have ever read. It includes: 1. No more bills for anyone 2. Government-run food, housing, medicine, transportation, and nationalizing all other large corporations and essential industries 3. The drafting of a “new constitution” 4. Defunding the Department of War 5. Slavery reparations 6. Unlimited free abortion and “gender-affirming care” for all, including minors 7. Have taxpayers pay off everyone’s entire student debt & fund unlimited “free” higher education for all 8. Taking “steps toward fully abolishing the police and prison system” 9. Ending ALL deportations, providing amnesty for ALL illegal immigrants, and allowing unlimited migration to America 10. Abolish the Presidency, Supreme Court, and Senate Other than that, their plans seem super realistic, practical, and not at all naive, revolutionary, or dystopian. 🤡🤡🤡
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Aaron Reichlin-Melnick
Aaron Reichlin-Melnick@ReichlinMelnick·
Here's how this looks in percentages, for some states which confirmed OR identified possible noncitizen voters: - Alabama: 0.0007% - Arkansas: 0.002% - Florida: 0.001% - Georgia: 0.0001% - Indiana: 0.0004% - Louisiana: 0.003% - Michigan: 0.0001% - Ohio: 0.0001% - Texas: 0.0002%
Stephen Richer@stephen_richer

I've updated my tracker of noncitizen voting audits done by states since 2021. Alabama. Jan. 2026. 3.7 million registered voters. 186 possible noncitizen registrants. 25 possible noncitizen voters. Arkansas. Oct. 2026. 1.8 million registered voters. 240 possible noncitizen registrants. "30 to 40" possible noncitizen voters. Florida. Jan. 2026. 13.4 million registered voters. 198 "likely noncitizens" registered. 170 referred to law enforcement. Georgia. Oct. 2024. 8.2 million registered voters. 20 possible noncitizens registrants. 9 possible noncitizen voters. 156 for further investigation. Idaho. Oct. 2024. 1 million registered voters. 36 "very likely" noncitizen registrants. "A number of them do have some form of voting history." Indiana. Dec. 2025. 4.8 million registered voters. 165 possible noncitizen registrants. "At least" 21 noncitizen voters. Iowa. Mar. 2025. 2.1 million registered voters. 277 possible noncitizen registrants. 35 possible noncitizen voters in November 2024 election. Louisiana. Mar. 2026. 2.9 million registered voters. 403 noncitizens possibly registered. 83 possibly having voted in at least one election since the 1980s. Montana. Mar. 2026. 800,000 registered voters. 23 possible noncitizens registered. Cast "nearly 150 ballots" in past Montana elections. Michigan. Apr. 2025. 7.2 million registered voters. 15 possible noncitizens who registered and voted in November 2024 general election. Michigan. Jan. 2026. 7.2 million registered voters. Investigation of Macomb County (725,000 registered voters). Four possible noncitizens registered. At least 1 previously voted. Ohio. Sept. 2025. 7.9 million registered voters. 78 possible noncitizen registrants. 9 possible noncitizen voters. Oregon. May 2026. 3 million registered voters. Investigation into 2 possible noncitizen voters. Pennsylvania. Apr. 2026. 8.97 million registered voters. Review of 210,905 unique voter registration forms. 1 noncitizen improperly registered, but had not voted. Tennessee. Fall 2025. 4.3 million registered voters. Referred 42 potential noncitizen voters to the FBI. Texas. June 2025. 18 million registered voters. Referred “33 potential noncitizens who voted in the November 2024 General Election.” Texas. Oct. 2025. 18 million registered voters. 2,724 possible noncitizens registered. Further investigation prompted. Utah. May 2026. 2.1 million registered voters. 27 possible noncitizens registered. 25 warranting further investigation. Wyoming. 271,000 registered voters. Identification of 3 potential noncitizens registered. Sources: docs.google.com/document/d/10w…

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Justin Stapley
Justin Stapley@JustinWStapley·
I am a constitutional conservative and a federalist. When the choice is whether to keep what little power the states still have in the hands of the states or to accumulate even more power into the hands of the federal government, I will choose the states. Every time.
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