Rylan Mayatt

God bless the great state of Mississippi.

@jeffknox55 Great list

Other lives I’d like to experience as a SEC fraternity guy #larp

“When Americans look to Washington and wonder why it so often disappoints, it is because there are too few people who are willing to do what it takes to do the right thing—to sacrifice the popularity, flattery, comfort and security that are the purchase price for principle.” -Justice Clarence Thomas, 2026

It’s amazing how immigration can actually be beneficial when you prioritize fellow Westerners who have similarities to Americans and are capable of assimilating instead of letting every person from every corner of the world show up and live off welfare.

@RolandGunnTN @MythoAmerica

Was really hoping for Minneapolis, Atlanta, or Seattle first.

@the_auburncreed Handy Andy. Patriot

Auburn is Gods country. This is runner up

@jeffknox55 Got chased by two outside Duff last semester. Scary times

My biggest fear got to be getting sniped by one of the Ole Miss insta photographers while my hair is blowing in the wind looking stupid

@swamp_ist Salt of the earth

Good ol boy right here

@TortoiseCosta Happy birthday to the hound!

The left is fucking done for

I totally agree. I had great teachers in high school but we did not read one full work from any of these four (maybe an excerpt from The Glass Menagerie junior year). I read Shelby Foote’s Civil War trilogy last year and have read several Faulkner novels. The state legislature should pass a law requiring schools to read literature written by Mississippi authors.

@rylan_mayatt The fact that non of these people are taught about in school is a travesty. The only one i recognize is Faulkner and it’s not because of school.

Just something in the water down here

Loving the MS love on the timeline

@CoreyC1600 They are just 20 years ahead of us (or less).

@rylan_mayatt The situation in Europe should be seen as a warning as to what can happen in the United States.

I’m proud of my state’s recent prosperity on the national level, but I’ve never understood Americans mocking Great Britain, France, and the rest of Western Europe for their migration crisis. I don’t find it funny that our cousins in Europe are being replaced by their governments when they never asked to be. We should be doing everything in our power to help the British, French, German, etc. defend their homes. These were the places our forefathers called home and left when they set out to establish our nation. It would be a travesty to lose them and see them overtaken by foreigners.

The US government should be doing everything in its power to push remigration policy for our cousins in Great Britain and the rest of Western Europe. The British people didn’t vote for mass migration, and rather than running from the problem, Westerners must defend their nations. If we don't fight, South Africa will be the fate of all the West.

The US government should offer work visas to any Brit willing to move to the Mississippi Delta. Mississippi would gain industrious migrants able to flourish in a free society.

When I see clips like this, my mind goes back to what this guy said. It’s more than just the beautiful oak door in The Camp of the Saints; it’s any aspect of our culture and civilization.

It’s almost like they represent everyone but us. Disgusting.

@andrewmaga84 So all the times Jesus cites Old Testament passages (around 10% of His words in the Gospel), He’s referencing fiction?

@rylan_mayatt And I am correct. The old testament was written by David's offspring to whitewash his sins and atrocities. The root of Christianity is the new testament. Specifically Luke and acts.

“Muslims love Jesus.” So why do they do this to those who follow Him?