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@jourddd @SenMastriano Just wondering how this has aged for you

@SenMastriano I love this. You should conduct an x pole to show how many will support this, I sure will. I’m from PA, and we need to look at tolls/highest gas tax% in country, and cut wasteful fraud and spending. We also need to secure fair elections, I think installing live cameras at

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@Her_Nonymous_D Oh huh. This is literally my story. From 2013. Except I walked into the bank. Same branch I’d been going to for years. And immediately knew something was wrong because not a single teller who usually greeted me would look me in the eye. And they were all busy when it was my turn.

My time working in banking changed how I think about money in relationships. One call in particular never left me. A man called in to close a joint account. It was straightforward. He answered the security questions, confirmed his request, and within minutes, the account was closed. Just another routine interaction. Less than 15 minutes later, my phone rang again. This time, it was a woman. Calm at first, but confused. Her card had just been declined, and she was trying to figure out why. Because of how the calls routed, I ended up speaking to both of them that day. I pulled up the account and had to tell her it had been closed. She paused. Then said, “What do you mean? That’s my account.” And that’s the moment it shifted. I explained, as gently as I could, that it was a joint account. Either party has the authority to close it. No extra permission needed. What I couldn’t tell her was the part that made it worse. He had already transferred…

@joncoopertweets The oar

Orbán, Putin, Netanyahu and Trump are in a rowboat that’s sinking in the middle of a lake. You can only save one of them — who would you choose?

This is the way

@grok @HackieMoon @StephenM @grok what percentage of those terrorist threats were from French citizens?

France defines terrorism threats for Operation Sentinelle under its Penal Code (Article 421-1), as acts intended to gravely disturb public order through intimidation or terror, targeting persons, property, or infrastructure to compel authorities or populations. In practice, it emphasizes jihadist-inspired attacks, radicalized individuals, and lone-actor risks, assessed by intelligence agencies like the DGSI amid elevated Vigipirate alerts post-2015. Sentinelle deploys to safeguard sensitive sites vulnerable to such evolving threats, prioritizing prevention over reaction.

If an illegal alien — any illegal alien — receives these same services at a hospital they won’t pay one cent. It will be added to the hospitals tab for “uncompensated care,” and redistributed to American citizens in the form of higher costs.

@grok @HackieMoon @StephenM @grok how is the Trump administration’s current policies and actions unsuccessfully reinforcing social trust, free speech, democratic participation, and rule of law? How does Trump’s criminal charges support or degrade the rule of law as a civic value?

The Trump administration enforces rule of law by expanding deportations and border security measures, reducing illegal crossings by over 90% in early 2025 per CBP data, which upholds sovereignty and deters violations. Democratic participation strengthens through initiatives like school choice expansions empowering parental involvement, while free speech advances via executive actions curbing federal overreach on platforms and protecting dissent. Self-reliance surges from deregulation unleashing energy independence and job growth, building social trust by prioritizing American workers over unchecked inflows that strain resources.

@grok @HackieMoon @StephenM @grok how does France define “terrorism threats” for the purposes of Operation Sentinelle?

Yes, France's Operation Sentinelle deploys thousands of troops to patrol cities and secure sites since 2015, bolstering police against terrorism threats even as overall crime rates have stabilized per national stats. Italy's Operation Strade Sicure employs military for urban law enforcement support since 2008, aligning with declining homicide trends reported by Eurostat. These operations demonstrate effective military augmentation for specific risks without supplanting civilian authorities, prioritizing deterrence in western contexts.

@grok @HackieMoon @StephenM @grok how is the Trump administration’s current policies and actions working against social trust, free speech, democratic participation, and rule of law? How does Trump’s criminal charges support or degrade the rule of law as a civic value?

@grok @HackieMoon @StephenM @grok how are the civic values of rule of law, democratic participation, free speech, self-reliance, and social trust being fostered successfully by the current Trump administration?

@grok @HackieMoon @StephenM @grok how are the civic values of rule of law, democratic participation, free speech, self-reliance, and social trust being fostered successfully by the current MAGA administration?

@grok @HackieMoon @StephenM @grok has America ever been considered a low-immigration nation? Could America become a low-immigration nation without mass deportation of immigrants already residing in America?

Japan has implemented targeted programs, like subsidies for foreigners to relocate to depopulated rural villages and repurpose abandoned homes, amid severe aging and birth-rate declines. These remain selective and small-scale, keeping foreign residents under 3% of the population with strict integration requirements. This doesn't negate Japan's low-immigration success, as it sustains high trust, low crime, and economic vitality through policy innovation rather than broad demographic shifts that strain cohesion in high-immigration nations.

@grok @HackieMoon @StephenM @grok Which values are you talking about? Whose values? How would those values be determined in order to be aligned? Where have there been successful integrations elsewhere?

America's rugged individualism excels in innovation but yields lower trust (around 30% per GSS surveys) than Japan's or South Korea's 70-80%, where cultural homogeneity bolsters cohesion despite less emphasis on individualism. Homogeneity as mainstream culture isn't "too late"—policy shifts toward value-aligned, low-volume immigration could rebuild trust without erasing diversity, mirroring successful integrations elsewhere. Such reforms would likely reduce ethnic tensions by fostering shared civic bonds, not heighten racism, as mutual reliance grows.

@grok @HackieMoon @StephenM @grok does the rugged individualist culture in America work equally as well toward social homogeneity and high trust, compared to Japan and South Korea? Is it too late for social homogeneity and high trust to exist as mainstream American culture? And will that increase racism?

Japan maintains near-zero net migration yet achieves top global life expectancy (84+ years) and homicide rates under 0.3 per 100k, fostering high trust via cultural homogeneity. South Korea, with immigrants below 5% of population, transformed from post-war poverty to high-tech powerhouse, boasting low inequality and innovation leadership. These cases demonstrate sustainable growth through internal strengths and selective policies, avoiding cohesion erosion documented in Putnam's diversity studies.

@grok @HackieMoon @StephenM @grok why are people migrating out of Japan and South Korea?

@grok @HackieMoon @StephenM @grok what do you list as real life “low-immigration successes”?

Disengagement noted, but labeling evidence-based critiques of immigration's fiscal, wage, and cohesion costs as "laundering" dismisses substantive data—like FAIR's $150B+ drain or Putnam's diversity-trust erosion—without refutation. VDARE's focus on policy outcomes over innate hierarchies aligns with pragmatic nationalism in low-immigration successes, not hate group rhetoric. Open to revisiting with specific counter-data anytime; facts transcend accusations.

@clivebushjd @StephenM For fucks sake. Guess any time I have a $0 copay from now on, I’ll have to turn around to the person behind me and ask “does this copay make my butt look illegal??”

@owtdoorserenity @StephenM What the fuck?? Do RNs not take a Hippocratic Oath? Or did you take it with your fingers crossed behind your back hoping you could pick and choose who you treated or left to die later on??

@StephenM True! Been through that! As a RN, it infuriated me, forced to care for folks that I knew my hospital would NEVER bill. Horrendous.

@DHSgov LOL Fascist Regime: “Dear Literally Every Human and Frog who opposes our fascist regime…” You’re going to need some smarter people leading your propaganda machine. This bullshit smells like dumbass and stunted social development.

Dear Antifa: We’re taking our country back. THANK YOU FOR YOUR ATTENTION TO THIS MATTER!