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This thread is a sobering reminder of how close we came to totalitarian one-party rule via the fusion of public and private control over information. If Democrats ever take power again, they will absolutely finish the job. @arctotherium42 is a high-quality follow.

Somebody make sense of this…..Trump at the Supreme Court to end birthright citizenship of foreigners in the USA. Today we learn @POTUS is importing another 200,000 Indians on Visas to be handed GUARANTEED American jobs….80,000 spouse Visas for double the American money! So he wants them to have FIRST RIGHTS TO AMERICANS JOBS, but not citizenship!!! TELL US WHEN, IF EVER, AMERICANS GET THEIR RIGHTS TO AMERICAN JOBS RESTORED!!! Or do we have to go to the Supreme Court? @POTUS @realDonaldTrump @StephenM @HouseGOP @SenateGOP

Western countries don't exist for the benefit of people who couldn't build a functional society for themselves.

アメリカのフォロワーの皆さん、 このポストが見えるのなら、言わせてください。 僕はアメリカ憲法のこの文章が大好きです。 「規律ある民兵は、自由な国家の安全にとって必要であるから、人民が武器を保有し、また携帯する権利は、これを侵してはならない」 日本はこれを見習うべきだと思う！🇺🇸🤝🇯🇵

black people after stealing a Japanese person’s wallet

@kengakusha1 I am both relieved and grateful that another nation recognizes them for the pernicious threat they are.

みんなは日本人がムスリムに対して きつい内容でポストするのを見て 気分が晴れた感じになる？ みんなの国で同じ事をすると 訴訟のリスクがあるかな？ 実際の事を知りたい

Wrong. The Elections Clause gives states the initial role to set time, place and manner, but expressly authorizes Congress to enact nationwide rules for federal elections (House and Senate races), including voter registration, list maintenance, fraud prevention, and ballot procedures. The Supreme Court has interpreted “manner” broadly to include “notices, registration, supervision of voting, protection of voters, prevention of fraud and corrupt practices,” etc. The Help America Vote Act imposes mandatory minimum federal standards on states (e.g., statewide computerized voter registration lists, provisional ballots, and election administration improvements) and provides federal grants (“requirements payments”) explicitly conditioned on compliance. States must submit plans showing how they meet these standards to receive funding. The National Voter Registration was also enacted under the Elections Clause. It mandates that states maintain accurate voter rolls (“list maintenance”), offer registration at certain agencies, and accept a federal mail-registration form. Courts have upheld NVRA provisions as valid under the Elections Clause precisely because they target voter eligibility verification and roll accuracy. Trump’s EO explicitly cites both HAVA and NVRA as authority. It does not create new substantive rules from scratch; it directs federal agencies to implement and enhance existing federal statutory requirements using federal databases (SSA records, DHS’s SAVE program). Moreover, Congress’s power under Article I, Section 8 to tax and spend for the general welfare includes the ability to attach conditions to federal grants to states. This is classic conditional spending, upheld in South Dakota v. Dole (1987): conditions must be unambiguous, related to the federal interest (here, integrity of federal elections), and not coercive. - HAVA already does exactly this—grants are withheld or conditioned on states meeting federal election-administration standards. - The EO (Section 5) authorizes withholding “federal funds from noncompliant states/localities where authorized by law.” This is not a new commandeering of state legislatures; states can decline the funds (and the attached conditions) if they wish. Precedent confirms Congress (and the executive administering congressional appropriations) can use the purse to encourage compliance without directly dictating state election codes. Finally, Trump’s EO’s core mechanisms operate through federal entities like the post office, not state legislatures: - USPS rulemaking directs the Postmaster General to require barcoded, trackable “Official Election Mail” envelopes and to transmit ballots only to voters on the federal/state-verified Mail-In/Absentee Participation Lists. USPS is a federal agency; the President may direct its operations via executive order. States are not forced to change their own mailing processes—they simply cannot use federal postal service for non-compliant ballots if they want the service. This avoids the anti-commandeering doctrine (Printz v. United States, 1997), which prohibits the federal government from forcing state officials to enforce federal law. Here, the federal government is regulating its own property (mail) and funds. Once Congress has acted (via HAVA/NVRA), federal requirements preempt conflicting state practices for federal elections. The democrats are toast.

right now all the legal immigrants need to shut the fuck up too. this is a debate amongst those of us who have nowhere to run home to when this implodes. you don't want to be on the wrong side of that.

I hate long posts but have to rage real quick. Birthright citizenship for illegal kids is bullshit. Native Americans born right here on US soil weren’t automatic citizens because their tribes owed allegiance elsewhere and weren’t fully under US jurisdiction. (Elk v. Wilkins) Exactly the same applies here. Illegal parents sneak in, swear no loyalty to America, so their anchor babies don’t magically become citizens just by popping out. Fuck that loophole rewarding lawbreakers. Congress had to pass a special law for the Indians so we can damn well do the same to end this nonsense.

The fact that this retarded sheboon is able to sit on our country’s highest court and determine law tells you we’re already done as a nation.

Meet Ketanji Brown Jackson, the dumbest Supreme Court judge in history. A DEI appointee.

HOLY COW! A PACKED house in Virginia Beach, VA, joined by Congresswoman @JenKiggans. This crowd is fired up to vote 👉NO👈 on Tuesday, April 21st. The overwhelming majority of these voters have yet to vote!

日本の友人たちへ、私たちは彼女を主張しません。

Asmongold on why’s he’s so mad about today’s birthright citizenship’s arguments in Supreme Court “This should be a 9-0 decision..and the only question would be how retroactive should we make this”

The solution to the US doctors shortage isn’t “more foreign doctors.” It’s to deport 50-100 million foreigners. Demand problem, not supply problem.

When you take a moment and think about this, it’s truly insane. Here we have an invader with a Star Wars name, no American values, no real ties here, still has an accent + barely speaks English … and he’s in CONGRESS with the ability to empower even more invaders What the fuck are we doing man. This is completely inconceivable in any other country that has ever existed on this earth

It’s fucking insane that wealthy white American couples raking in millions a year are straight-up refusing to have kids because the cost of raising a family in this clown world has gotten so brutal. Meanwhile, we’re importing millions of brown illegal immigrants—like the Somalis who show up and immediately start popping out five kids on welfare, sucking up every benefit imaginable—while the hardworking taxpayers who actually built this country and pay for all that shit can’t even afford to reproduce themselves. The people keeping America afloat are being financially sterilized, and the government is deliberately replacing them with a dependent underclass that drains the system dry. Pure demographic suicide, bankrolled by the very citizens it’s wiping out.

It’s probably in poor taste to say too much specifically about Justice KBJ. Her comments really speak for themselves. But it remains true that DEI systematically elevated a large number of deeply unqualified and unserious people to roles where they are now doing tremendous damage, partly due to sheer incompetence, partly due to the sorts of ideological factors associated with being a DEI beneficiary. The question of how we navigate unwinding this in the years ahead remains open.

私のフィードに流れてくるアメリカ人のポストを見ていると日本の総理大臣高市早苗をナショナリストだと勘違いしてる人が多いことにビックリしている あきらかにアメリカのメディアの情報操作だとよくわかった📺 高市総理はグローバリストであり、移民を止めるどころか推進している そしてLGBTの理解増進法なども推進している 日本を海外に切り売りし、歴史ある日本の文化を破壊しようとしているのが日本の総理大臣だと知ってもらいたい

@hanglojapan @KatyinIndy Thank you for correcting this misconception! I’m so disappointed!