ModularAmerican🇺🇸

@hashjenni I don’t subscribe to well of souls thinking. I’m American because my parents are. I never would have been anything else because they aren’t Gazan.

Don’t ever forget: the ONLY difference between you and the people of Gaza is geographic luck. Nothing else.

@threenotes_jp Good morning. One of us wakes up, the other goes to sleep.

おはよう。おはようリプください。 海外のみんな、日本は朝だよ。

X(at least the English speaking part we’re in) is not representative of the world, it’s representative of the West. I do not think that there are enough solid or prospective blues in the world to even hit 40%, let alone 50. As far as I’m concerned the scenario killed those people so I’d vote red.

The funniest part about this poll is that people keep asking it, the majority keeps choosing blue, and a minority keeps getting upset that they're choosing wrong. At some point maybe you should revise your theory?

I just don’t think there are enough blue voters or people who could be persuaded to vote blue on earth to even hit 40%. So from my perspective there’s no point because the result is inevitable. Blue may be the moral position, I’ll just grant that without argument, but it’s a martyr’s position.

Imo, most of Team Blue totally understands Red's arguments, but they disagree with the framing or assumptions. otoh, most Red-pushers I've interacted cannot really articulate what the Blue position is. So they knock down a straw man. The replies to this post will prove it.

I’m grinning right now. I don’t get why everyone else in the world(and some Americans) feel like they MUST educate us when we make our fun posting in our imperial units. I find the whole thing hilarious af. Do Euros, Commonwealth, Asian, SA all find just as much satisfaction in it? It’s like, don’t tell me how many milligrams of sodium are in my burger, I won’t get it.

@ReviewsPossum @reddit_lies I don’t even have a lick of comprehension of what 13 degrees C even means.

Fun fact: more than three times as many Europeans die from heat-related causes in an average year than Americans die from gun-related causes, including crimes and suicides.

@kate_p45 Joe is Dem natured. As a result he will always be on the lookout for a Dem candidate that doesn’t set off his pattern recognition alarms. All he got from Talarico is “Leftist for God” and not any of the crazy shit and took that as permission to vote for Talarico.

Joe Rogan voted for all the radial Democrat policies that destroyed California and proceeded to flee the state. He has lots of money so he ca just pick up and move somewhere else. So he moved to Texas, a red state and is voting in the same radical democrat politicians that destroyed California. Pathetic.

@threenotes_jp Goodnight lol. It’s 8:09 A.M. here in America.

おやすみ。おやすみリプください。海外の皆さん、日本は夜23時30分です。

@threenotes_jp Hello. I’m about to go to sleep here in America

こんにちは。こんにちはリプください。海外の皆さん、日本は昼の14:09です。

@reddit_lies Pressing red is understanding 99.5% of people in the third world will vote red because they’re first order or selfish thinkers. They will outvote blues even if the whole West goes blue(which it won’t). Everyone in the world dont have the empathy blues on X here talk about.

I can only justify pressing blue in a homogeneous society that shares my beliefs.

I don’t think most Americans have any real sense of just how sophisticated and massive this whole operation against the Islamic regime has been. Even a lot of Trump supporters, probably picture it as some straightforward military thing. But for those of us who have lived under this system, it’s on another level entirely. However, we are understandably exhausted and hyper-focused, worrying about basic safety that it’s hard for us to step back and appreciate the bigger picture. We don’t talk much, but it doesn’t mean we don’t see it. We Iranians know war. My mother’s generation lived for 8 horrific years in the shadow of Saddam, a madman even crazier and more brutal than this regime in many ways. They endured constant bombings, cities turned to rubble, chemical attacks, families ripped apart, and massive displacement. For my generation, those years left childhood nightmares that never fully went away. We know amputated fathers, martyred neighbors, streets full of mourning, endless death, and helplessness. We know what real war is. This operation was nothing like that. Unlike the Iran-Iraq war, where civilians were deliberately targeted to create maximum death, suffering, and destruction, this was meticulously designed to separate the regime and its military machine from the Iranian people. It was remarkably successful in that regard. The vast majority of the hardship ordinary Iranians faced didn’t come from the strikes themselves. It came from the regime’s own incompetence, sabotage, and desperation. They cut the internet for days to control the narrative abroad, wrecked businesses and the economy with their chaotic responses, and kept their own people in the dark. That part was all them. There is another thing, we Iranians know this regime like the back of our hand. It’s not some abstract evil. It’s like stage-four cancer: incompetent at actually running a country, ugly and corrupt to its core, yet incredibly strong in spreading fear, hatred, and pulling out the worst in human nature. Removing something this entrenched, in a country as vast and regionally complicated as Iran, required an intelligence and planning effort that is honestly mind-blowing. What blows my mind is the Israeli intelligence work. We’re not talking just names and addresses. They’ve mapped behaviors, personalities, decision-making patterns, the whole human side of that rotten system. It’s like they know it inside out. The planning was deeply coordinated with US, with Israel leading on the technical, intelligence, and precision execution level, while the U.S. directed the overall strategy and brought the power and coordination to make it happen. The precision was unreal: cutting-edge, top-notch technology, the best specialists in the world, and targeting that actually feels more like a surgical rescue mission than old-school war. From where I sit, Trump directed the overall strategy and brought the raw power: choking off the regime’s money, isolating it internationally, cutting the lifelines from Europe and some Arab states. That created the conditions for this to actually land. On the psychological side and negotiations, it feels like Trump played the big-picture game, timing the pressure, the deterrence, and the right mix of fear and openings to get maximum results with as little unnecessary cost as possible. I really hope Americans come to recognize the courage, professionalism, and skill of their military and the patriots in the administration in this. Right now, it feels like we’re nowhere close to giving them the credit this level of work has earned. For us Iranians who have suffered so long, this wasn’t about destruction. It was about finally creating a chance for something better. We will be forever grateful. #ThankYouTrump‌ #miga

@cumulo_autumn @Shizuku_AItuber I don’t know you, but congratulations anyway! 🇺🇸🇯🇵

朗報です！ ついに、ついにグリーンカードが降りました！！アメリカでの永住権獲得です！ また、それに際して米国の出入りも簡単に出来るようになったので、今後もっと気軽に日本に帰ることが出来るようになります！！☆*:.｡. o(≧▽≦)o .｡.:*☆

@threenotes_jp Good night from America! Time to go to bed and please enjoy your breakfast.🥞

おはようございます。おはようリプください。海外の皆さん、日本は朝の8:47です。

What this boils down to is for smarter people. Are you willing to possibly die to save the most short sighted and foolish portions of society from themselves? If everyone on earth who had a vote was smart and thorough enough to analyze and think about it, we’d all vote red and there would be no one dead. We all know that’s not how people are however. There’s innumerable people who will vote blue for any number or good or bad reasons. At that point my above point comes into play.

I get really annoyed by people saying that the “rational” or “game theory” answer is to vote red here. This a coordination problem: there are two optimal outcomes: everyone votes red or >50% vote blue. People dying is (I hope) not an optimal outcome even for the red voters

@threenotes_jp I will always love America, even if I hate almost all aspects of our government.

海外のみなさん。自分の国が好き？

@ankoromochuu ❤️ From America Japan friend!

日本とアメリカの仲を引き裂きたいのがよくわかるよ。 君たちにとって、日本とアメリカが仲良くすることが都合が悪いのだろう。 もしくは一度大喧嘩した後に、仲直りをして親友になった経験がないのだろう。 友情を知らないなんて、可哀想に。

@ankoromochuu Thing is, Republicans are greedy people out for themselves but they don’t want to destroy the world. Democrats are also greedy people who are out for themselves but they also want to hold eternal power and destroy everything you care about like supervillains.

私もアメリカ自体は大好きだけど、米民主党は苦手だ…ごめんね。 日本とアメリカが戦争をした時も、民主党だったのもある。 私は共和党の方が好き。 これはただの個人的な願望だけどね… アメリカのことはアメリカ人だけが決めることができる。

"B-B-BUT IT'S JUST PROPERTY! ARE YOU SAYING PROPERTY IS WORTH MORE THAN LIFE?" I bought my property with my money, which I earned exchanging my time for work. Time I cannot get back. So my property is an extension of my life and if you try to take it you risk losing YOUR life.

@CommieGibberish No, but it is kinda satisfying that many shitlib third worldists will be seething over it.

Seriously ask yourself: Is this normal?

@ScotsFyre @joerogan He’s seriously falling for it because the guy had one good conversation with him and Joe does t think to look any deeper? It’s obvious Talarico is basically the dictionary definition of a heretic. He just says “I’m a woke leftist but for God” like, no.

So @JoeRogan left California but is going to vote for James Tallarico so the same stupid policies he left can have support at the national level. This is why Democrats should not be allowed to move to red states. They don’t learn.