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Matt Walsh

@MattWalshBlog

Theocratic fascist, bestselling children’s author, world renowned DEI consultant

Katılım Haziran 2013
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Matt Walsh@MattWalshBlog·
Going on vacation. Back in a couple weeks. Happy Fourth of July.
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I have an opinion on the skyscraper climber discourse that will satisfy no one because I think it’s cool when daredevil lunatics do crazy shit like that and I admire the tenacity, but I also think they should be arrested
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Air conditioning is one of the great blessings of living in a modern civilized society. It’s an American invention. One of our many beautiful contributions to the world. Being against air conditioning is anti-American, communist, and also retarded.
☛Sir Fedupalot ☛relentless pogonotropher@SandyEgoCali

@MattWalshBlog That's so "metrosexual" of you, Matt I have never lived in a house with air-conditioning. It wasn't that we couldn't afford it when I was a kid, it was that my parents hated it. Now, as an adult I hate it too, and I'm only subjected to it when I have no choice

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“We’re ripping our family apart, betraying our vows, and causing lasting trauma to our child — and we’re so HAPPY about it! Watch us dance!” Disgusting freaks. People like this should be permanently shunned by society.
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And one of the biggest differences of all, along with the four or five I've already outlined, is that America in the 1880s was still to a large extent unsettled. There were only 38 official states in 1880. We had a frontier. Immigrants could come here and help to literally build the country. Now the country is built. Every part of it is settled. Immigrants aren't coming here and building a homestead on the Wyoming frontier or whatever. They are coming here to take advantage of what has already been built. An entirely different situation. Night and day. Immigration today is different in kind. Any rational person can see that.
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It's amazing that these decrepit neocon imbeciles have gotten every major issue wrong for 40 years and just absolutely insist on keeping their streak of unbroken wrongness alive at all costs. Yes, 27 million people immigrated here between 1880 and 1924. The difference is that they came here legally, there was no welfare state for them to leach off of, they were not flooding in from dysfunctional lawless third world hellholes, and they actually desired to assimilate into American culture. Oh and we had 250 million fewer people living in the country at the time. So in other words, it was nothing like our current situation. At all. Not remotely.
John Podhoretz@jpodhoretz

27 million people immigrated to the United States between 1880 and 1924 and it seemed to work out fine. What it did for our day was make sure that, down the line, the blood-and-soil inbreds at the Federalist had some competition.

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I hadn’t seen this. Apparently it’s real. Kentanji Jackson really put “wait for it” in a legal opinion. I believe this is the same opinion where she dropped “full stop.” We are just months away from Jackson using “lmao” and a laughing face emoji in an official legal document.
Mark@rhapsodyboard1

@MattWalshBlog Not the first time, won't be the last.

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Nobody believes that it’s a good idea, or makes any rational sense, to award citizenship to the babies of illegal immigrants. Nobody believes that the Founders ever intended any of this. This is one of those times where the debate is a facade. The other side doesn’t believe their own bullshit. They know this is ruinous for the country. That’s why they’re so elated. As for the Constitution, they couldn’t care less.
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Blake Neff
Blake Neff@BlakeSNeff·
A few obvious steps that an America-first Congress could take to contain the damage of today's birthright citizenship ruling: -Abolish dual citizenship. A person can be loyal to one country, period. An adult who holds citizenship in another country should forfeit their U.S. citizenship, automatically. -Ban surrogate pregnancies in America for foreigners. Traditonal birth tourism gets more attention, but an even more glaring problem is that foreigners can simply stop in the United States to launch a surrogate pregnancy -- or even pay for a surrogacy using a sperm and egg from two people who have never come to the U.S. at all. This is already being exploited by Chinese billionaires to have literally dozens or hundreds of U.S. citizen kids. Ban it. -Criminally punish foreign birth tourism. The court says we can't deny citizenship to the children of birth tourists. Fine. But we can still punish their parents and enablers. If somebody uses deception to enter the United States temporarily to have an anchor baby, they should face massive fines or, if necessary, a jail sentence -- and the same should go for those running "birth tourist hotels" and similar operations to facilitate this.
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I at least got to live for 40 years in a country that looks and functions something like America. The fact that my children are having that opportunity stolen from them fills me with rage so deep I can’t describe it. I truly hate the people who have done this to us.
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The actual “birthright” belongs to my children, and the children of all real Americans. They have a birthright to live in a country that resembles the one our ancestors established. And now that birthright, the only true birthright, has been destroyed in favor of the imagined “birthright” of children born to parents who don’t even belong in this country and who have no ancestral or cultural ties to it whatsoever. Total madness. Suicide. Words cannot describe how evil this is.
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