Not Me Not You

GOP delenda est.

"Yeah we're going to give all our intelligence to Israel so they can sell it to our enemies and use it against our own citizens. At least you'll get the SAVE Act! Oh, what's that? Judge Unbuntoomba Mohammestein says it's unconstitutional to enforce? Better luck next time!"

Amazing. They tack on the SAVE act to the "give Israel all our secrets to sell to China so they don't have to bother stealing them any more" bill so that anyone who stands against it will have wall-coverage saying "LOOK, X IS AGAINST THE SAVE ACT, HE'S ANTI-AMERICAN!" I guarantee all your favorite neocon shills who branded themselves as "dissident right" will repeat those exact talking points.

@halosniperrifle @HeadOfTVDept @charlesmayne69 Shhh, this is beyond you

@NotMeNotYouAlso @HeadOfTVDept @charlesmayne69 Can you name ten posters who think Lindsey Graham was a “based MAGA loyalist” and also does not like JD Vance?

There is literally a Wikipedia article on it. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gang_of_E…

@HeadOfTVDept @charlesmayne69 If you truly believe this, you have been captured by the algo.

@charlesmayne69 No one is arguing that rubio/graham weren't on the "Gang of 8." the point is, these "anti-vance online right neocon proxies" only exist in his head. they're more like pixies

@JohnLeFevre If his "constituents" consisted of the Israel lobby then yeah, he sure was dedicated to them.

I often criticized Lindsey Graham. But this weekend, I learned his full story: - Orphaned young, he adopted & raised his little sister instead of letting her go into the system. - Grew up dirt poor, racking balls in his parents’ pool hall. - In search of opportunity, he joined the Air Force. Served 33 years. Retired a Colonel. - Then spent decades in Congress, earning respect across the aisle. - Bashed Trump hard in ~2016, then respected the will of the voters, and grew to become a loyal ally. - Humble. Devoted to his constituents. - Driven by patriotism (even when misguided). Never in it for the money. Could've cashed in any time like most of his colleagues. - That Disney trip everyone mocked? Just a good uncle taking his beloved nieces. He smiled through (and ignored) the hate to protect his family. RIP to a self-made American original.

@SlimWiggy The only answer to invasion is violence.

Another American Christian threatened with arrest at the behest of the Religion of Peace ™️ . This is from Arab Fest in Fort Wayne, Indiana.

@2bOrNot2t @omegadarkstorm @Excellentbqrds The bourgeoisie stopped existing decades before you were born, you deep-fried theorycel.

@omegadarkstorm @Excellentbqrds

Lindsay Graham was one of the most bloodthirsty, evil men to ever walk the halls of Congress. There wasn't a foreign war he didn't gleefully support to send American men to die in for the benefit of Israel. Keep that in mind when you see someone hailing him as a "patriot."

@johnhawkinsrwn You grew up in a world set to easy mode: labor was expensive, land was cheap, and the country was White. That world doesn't exist anymore, you're out of touch and have no insights to share.

Kick Your Kids Out of the House at 18 There was never a question that I would be leaving home at 18. My parents did help me with college, and I came home on the weekends a lot my freshman year, but much less so as time went on. When I got out of college, moving home wasn't an option. My parents didn't want me there, and I would have been ashamed to mooch off them. Instead, I got a crap job, got roommates, and started making it on my own while driving a barely functional car my parents got me in high school. Did I visit? Did I ask for advice? Did I get some help from my parents here and there? Absolutely. But you're not really an adult living your own life until you're out of your parents' house. "Oh, but it's tougher today...." No, it's not. Early on, my jobs sucked. I always had roommates. I had very little money. It was not fun, but I sucked it up and made it work. That doesn't make me exceptional; it just means I was doing what an adult was expected to do. One way or the other, kids shouldn't be staying with their parents through their mid-twenties. They need to get out on their own, make their own way, and forge their own identity as something other than Mama and Daddy's little boy or girl.

There is no one to say Kaddish for Lindsey Graham. He had no wife. He had no children. He dedicated his entire life, mostly for us. We are his children. Lindsey loved the Jews more than the Jews loved themselves. He traveled the world, from country to country, and fought like a lion for the State of Israel. He wasn't even Jewish himself. He simply believed with all his heart, with all his might, that it was the right thing to do. Now, we the Jewish people must say Kaddish for him. Kaddish for the greatest Righteous Among the Nations of our time. Perhaps even Kaddish for many of his battles on behalf of the Jews. I wish successors would rise for him. But for now, the situation in the American Congress is not encouraging, to our regret. We will always remember you, Lindsey. Rest in peace on your bed. We all love you. The Jewish people.

This is what the history books will actually say if we lose.

@LoneStarTexian Get colonized, bitch.

Attn: White People It’s not “holla-peno” It’s not “holla-peeno” It’s not “holla-peenyo” It’s “holla-pen-yo” or “holla-peh-nyo” Jalapeño. Thank you for your attention to this matter.

Cognitohazard

I support any effort for white Christian men of any age group to form mutual aid fraternal societies. That is the path forward. Anyone that opposes that is my enemy. That is also my immigration position, to favor the importation of white, Christian Europeans around the world. This is exactly the position of my forefathers and it is correct.

@DavidAFrench Yeah, except that blood determines things like: IQ Time preference Mating strategy Psychometric proclivities Ya know, all the important things that make up a "people."

Birthright citizenship is especially noxious to the populist right. They scorn it as relying on magic dirt — the idea that there is something inherent in American soil that makes a person an American citizen. Yet the same populists seem to believe in something like magic blood — that one’s lineage can make one superior. America doesn’t have magic dirt, and it certainly doesn’t have magic blood. But it does have a magic idea — the creed that declares “that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their creator with certain unalienable rights, that among these are life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness.” nytimes.com/2026/07/09/opi…

@AprilSpark1890 Anyone who listens to women on the political is just as lost as the women speaking on the political. Just stop.

💯A rundown of the Democratic Party.💯

@AveryDaye Another great reason why we need to get women as far away from politics as possible.

I can't believe this needs to be explained to people. Republicans don't have a problem with legal migration. We have a problem with mass, unchecked, unvetted migration. We have a problem with people breaking the laws of our country. We have a problem with anchor babies. All we're trying to do is preserve our greatness for future generations to enjoy the same privileges we have. We understand our freedoms are unique and must be actively protected.