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@NaggerzUnited @AFpost I don't know why the West insists on showing mercy their enemies would never show them. We should have just carpet bombed the area with nukes.

@AFpost Looool, literally had to blow two planes, on top of the 2 HH-60s that were damaged and destroyed yesterday. This is a fucking disaster trying to be turned into a win.

The missing F-15 pilot evaded capture by climbing an elevated ridge and sending out evac beacons. From that point, multiple aircraft were dispatched, decimating enemy forces all day in an attempt to secure a safe evacuation zone. Upon finally reaching the operator with SF soldiers, two transport aircraft became stuck, at which point the US opted to blow up the two planes and send more transport aircraft to rescue the now trapped SF soldiers and pilot. The planes were stuck at a remote base in Iran. The US suffered zero casualties while eliminating numerous enemies, carrying out a highly complex rescue mission over the course of days. Follow: @AFpost

@serialinvesting @Alt_Azn A country is its people. By extention, California no longer exists. California is a skinsuit being born by foreigners. There's no reason not to scrap the entire state and rebuild it.

@Alt_Azn Meanwhile conservatives want to remove California which is 15% of the GDP 😂

The craziest thing about liberals is when they ask "why can't our education system be more like Finland or Japan's?" they're actually dead serious.

@JohnStrandUSA @TPAction We the people have been infiltrated by invaders who vote opposite of us. Only about half of Americans trace their heritage to world War 2.

We the People determine American sovereignty—not unelected judges in D.C. Congress is our voice: they must pass the Birthright Citizenship Act and clarify “subject to the jurisdiction thereof.” It was never meant to apply to illegal aliens—because that is national suicide.

@TjGrant44647146 @uubzu There are worse genocides happening RIGHT NOW in Myanmar and Africa. The Armenian genocide was worse. The bolshevik revolution was worse. Nobody gives a shit. Making us give a shit about one specific genocide is a psyop.

@uubzu Is this in reference to the holocaust? I think it's right to make an effort to remember it. If we don't, we will forget it. We'll unconsciously decide to look away from what is awful. I think we need much better instruction in how the holocaust came about and what it teaches us.

If we were to build American Civil War museums and memorials all over Israel, wouldn’t they think that was a little weird? They’d be like “what do you want us to do with this, exactly” and I wouldn’t know what to tell them because they’d be right

@moocat999 @senatorbabet Congress is not weak nor ineffective. Congress is compromised. Invaders are in congress, and many members of congress rely on invader votes to be elected. We have a parallel society of intruders actively pillaging our country.

We have the knowledge, people, and tools to alter the republic however necessary to defend White Westerners and White Western civilization. The final push is probably just to do it. If the weak and ineffective congress we have fails to act, we may see another even worse Biden type administration post 2028.

The parallels between the Roman Empire and the modern West are no longer subtle they’re glaring. Civilisations decay from within, weak leadership, inflation, mass immigration, moral confusion, loss of identity. Without decisive unapologetically strong leadership the West will not remain the preeminent civilisation. Democracy is failing to stop the decline. I foresee that in our lifetimes we will move away from democracy and (hopefully) lean into strong masculine benevolent leaders who will rule with an iron fist. Discuss.

@senatorbabet Democracy doesn't work when you give invaders the right to vote.

@LiamOConnor1989 @willyLpierce @upstatefederlst @GlomarResponder That doesn't make sense. Two Chinese people walk off a plane and go into labor. One is an ambassador and one is a tourist. The ambassadors child is not a citizen, but the tourists is. Why would the framers even bother with such a distinction?

@willyLpierce @upstatefederlst @GlomarResponder A child of a diplomat that is born in the United States is still not a citizen, because their parents are not subject to the jurisdiction of the United States. Therefore, the two parts of the sentence are not redundant.

I'm demanding we create some bespoke definition of "subject to the jurisdiction" to create new policy out of thin air like Democrats do with absolutely no hesitation. "Actually subject to the jurisdiction means both parents are US citizens, we just didn't notice until now."

@ObviousRises Vote, but only count the votes of real Americans. The ones who can trace their heritage before 1940 at a minimum.

What is the correct way to fix America?

@CJGRISHAM The 2A was written for a high-trust society. Boomers brought in 100 million foreigners that infected our culture with nihilism and hatred, and until that is corrected, I support cops checking on random people openly carrying rifles.

Here's what the retards in the comments to this video don't understand: 1. I had three miles left on a 26 mile bike ride and this was my first interaction with LE. 2. I'm not required to have a license to ride a bike or carry a rifle in Texas. 3. I carry a rifle on my bike rides for weight and resistance training (as well as self-defense). 4. If you support cops harassing gun owners just because someone made a phone call, you've been brainwashed against the constitution by the police state. 5. I dont give a shit what a "normal" person does. I'm CJ and NO ONE IN THE WORLD has my life experiences. 6. Go suck your cop cock elsewhere.

@Short_Sided @MichaelH_MN There were private citizens with flotillas of gunships capable of leveling America's greatest cities at the time it was written. You're right, the founders likely intended for us to have MORE than we have now.

@MichaelH_MN Michael - the court isn’t going to change something on “intent” if so, you could use that argument for every amendment. For instance, the founding fathers did not “intend” for people to have AR-15s when writing the 2nd Amendment.

If you think the authors of the 14th Amendment intended to incentivize anchor babies, you’re an idiot. It was written to secure the civil rights of former slaves. It is being exploited and Americans are being taken advantage of.

@EditionA3 @visegrad24 White people are the natives of South africa... Thry built it and maintained it. The current residents live in it like the Italian peasants living among Roman ruins after the fall of the empire.

@visegrad24 Actually there is nothing wrong with favoritism for your own ethnic natives, and Europe should do this as well. The only problem is that whites are the only people in the world not allowed to do this.

🇿🇦 South African President Cyril Ramaphosa says that the country will not abandon its DEI policies, known as “Black Economic Empowerment (BEE).” “Those who say BEE and affirmative action must stop are just dreaming,” he said. South Africa has strict laws that mandate race-based hiring practices. A new law called the Employment Equity Amendment Act sets hiring targets for 2025–2030 across 18 economic sectors. Some workforce targets aim for 90–96% of employees to come from designated groups, which include Black people, women, and people with disabilities (minimum 3%). That means that if a company has more than 5% white men, it could face penalties of up to 10% of its income.

@Gail654353 @insatiablevine So let's get this straight. A Chinese tourist and a Chinese ambassador get off the same flight and immediately go onto labor. The tourists baby is American, the ambassadors baby is not. Do you really think the framers were making that distinction? And if so, WHY?

@insatiablevine 19th century grammar and punctuation.

“This will not, of course, include persons born in the United States who are foreigners, aliens…” - Jacob Howard (1866) Am I missing something? 🤔

@Muffinforall1 @FaucciMane Anyone who can't trace their heritage to world War 2. You're right it would be about half, not 1/3.

@FaucciMane You do know you would be on that list right? You won't be able to make an actual list to deport 1/3rd of Americans without the qualifications being so vast as to include closer to 2/3rds of Americans.

The only way to stop America from turning into Brazil is to deport about 1/3 the population of the country

@FaucciMane America isn't turning into Brazil, lol. We're turning into Zimbabwe. Every single time western culture loses dominance, white people are genocided. Prepare for it.

@Lormif1 @upstatefederlst So take a random chinese tourist that pops out a kid in America. Now say 5 minutes ago they were an ambassador. That's how it would work.

@ParadoxPopper @upstatefederlst How do you think that would work?

"Foreigners can't just arrive on your shores and shit out citizens" was the common understanding of every human in all of history from now until fifteen minutes ago.

@Lormif1 @upstatefederlst It could be argued. Otherwise the ambassador could resign and then get reinstated right after. Seems like an odd thing to gatekeep if you are going to let infinite unvetted Chinese and Guatemalans into your country to do the same thing.

@ParadoxPopper @upstatefederlst Does th ambassador stop being an ambassador if he does that?

@Dersu62 @briannalyman2 The better question is... can they be drafted to fight for their home country, such as Mexico? The answer is yes.

@briannalyman2 My best question to those pushing birthright. Can the parents of a baby born in the USA be drafted to give their life in defense of the USA ? If not then the baby is not a citizen.

One of the strongest arguments against birthright citizenship: Sen. Howard said during opening remarks of the citizenship clause debate: “This amendment which I have offered is simply declaratory of what I regard as the law of the land already, that every person born within the limits of the United States, and subject to their jurisdiction, is by virtue of natural law and national law a citizen of the United States...This will not, of course, include persons born in the United States who are foreigners, aliens, who belong to the families of ambassadors or foreign ministers accredited to the Government of the United States, but will include every other class of persons.” As Edward Erler anticipated, the left has argued that Howard meant to only include “families of ambassadors or foreign ministers” when he used the wording “who are foreigners, aliens, who belong to the families of ambassadors or foreign ministers.” But “if so,” Erler argues, “this would be an extraordinarily loose way of speaking: ambassadors and foreign ministers are foreigners and aliens and their designation as such would be superfluous.” Erler argues the commas following “foreigners” and “aliens” “suggest a discrete listing of separate classes of persons excluded from jurisdiction.”

@briannalyman2 The ambassador can resign before going into labor, then get reinstated right after. The ambassador can fly to Mexico then illegally cross the border before going into labor. Anyone who thinks this is how it was intended, they are retarded. Billionaires pushed this on us.

@JeremyCordite He's right. If you didn't buy their textiles and spices at such a low rate, they might have invented toilets.

The Indian born man who drove his car into people in Derby. Sounds like he wanted revenge.

@Lormif1 @upstatefederlst Do you think the authors of the 14th specifically said the children of ambassadors did not apply... ...Unless said ambassador flies to Mexico and then sneaks across the border to become an illegal?

@upstatefederlst This is false, jus soli has been the law of the land since founding, and we got it from English common law.