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Don't judge me on grammar. Its my dang phone. The calibration is a mess. More so after twits oddly. Thus grammar check will pick random words? Its nuts

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So why does #Woke #Democrats #Hollywood #Leftist @AOC @TheDemocrats keep talking about United States being so anti-immigrant versus the rest of the world when the reality is.

The U.S. consistently takes in more #legal #immigrants than any other country in the world.
According to 2023 data, the top sources of legal immigrants to the U.S. were:

• Mexico – 180,530
• Cuba – 81,600
• India – 78,070
• Dominican Republic – 68,870
• China – 59,260
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That confirms the U.S. is still the world’s largest legal‑immigration destination.
What the U.S. say it believes about immigration?

1. Official U.S. policy statements (2025–2026) emphasize:

• Rigorous screening and vetting to protect national security
• Prioritizing national interest
• Crackdowns on fraud and illegal entry
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This reflects a “security‑first” stance.

So the country is saying two things at once: illegal is a whole different word than any type of cultural word.

Figured we needed to post another #minniapolis #Minnesota #Woke or @GavinNewsom like (American History #Contradicts Volume number 4,567,876,934.) But all in the last year and a half lol.

And for some of those paid or dumb #US #Olimpiadilnvernali2026. The ones who are crying that their (one of the freest nation in the world still,) is like some prison. And dont know #history or reality very well, its for them too. As far as #Trump, I hate to break it too #TheView @TheView or @CNN #News, but there's no gas chambers or Dictate thing going on. I thought they said there would be? I guess it's just the left in their fantasy delusionals most people have been talking about lol

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@Purple_Haze_Lit @Japan_First_RS I don't think this country has no clue what's been going on in the last three weeks over there. Or the last year over here.

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@tar7517x @veiledleaks yep, the contradiction always fails them, which is said about a lot of things these days 😆

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My sister-in-law is Jamaican. And she does not eat pork as a Seventh-day Adventists. But she's fine with us eating it around her. She doesn't have a firing squad set up to shoot us after we do or anything lol. (Seventh-day Adventists are a Protestant Christian denomination. They keep the Sabbath on Saturday (the seventh day), stress the second coming of Christ, and follow certain health and lifestyle principles drawn from the Bible (many avoid alcohol, tobacco, and certain foods).
It’s a Christian group that stays close to mainstream Protestant beliefs on core points (Jesus as Savior, the Bible as authority) So yeah it's another branch of many religions that are not based on beating your wife to death. So no its not #Sharia or #Psycho or any of that crazy stuff. Its nothing Shira or dumb some Muslims-and even some weird #Woke people buy into.

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@veiledleaks My response? Let's just play this YouTube short how about that? #Muslim https://t.co/lWaMG9KFe3

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We used to keep things so simplified. Girls can wear bikinis if they want to or movies could be sexual if they wanted to. Didn’t matter about race or anything like that. And if people didn’t want to watch it, they just didn’t watch it. There is no celebrating or over-celebrating, complaining, none of that. It’s actually a pretty simplistic way to go about such things in society.

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Just be glad you’re not the one wearing a G-string or something. I always think the G-string rule is funny, because it’s OK in certain contexts *cough* #leftist over corrected #feminist, maybe #woke MEN! Yes men, in a June parade somewhere for the kids. Even certain music videos. But if you’re fully clothed in a jean outfit say, like maybe a *cough* #SydneySweeney certain type of girl, then everybody has a shit fit. How does that add up? SERIOUSLY,,,,,Seriously, in all honesty, how does it even add up? Right there is the heart of the the sexuality society issues.

One of these things is hated from the others 9ne of these things just isn't the same. Remember the Sesame Street song. #woke #Leftist #ideology #feminist. The question is can anybody answer why?

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Its because people are looking for shit to bitch about, it fits their little Cults, Ideologies or whatever made up. Well pretending they grew up in the 80s or Hollywood bullshit 😂😂😂😂, whatever Fantasy world they can come up with. That's one reason for some,,,,,,,,, out of thousands.

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@DavB4u @Iamtammytavares lol

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Society is even different. I was just talking to my sister about this as I’m in a club working right now! I said we had more actual true club clubs—not just the sports bar like clubs. We’re talking lasers, dance floors, the whole electric bit when I was growing up—even as an 18-year-old. Now you see people hitting sports bars maybe once or twice a week, while we were going to Saturday Night Fever style clubs twice a week at 18. I mean that’s just one of a million things. I was near a beach, so that was all the time. But if you go to the beach now, it’s like half full, half out of shape lol, and just not really the same vibe with that either. I mean the thing you mentioned and that stuff, it’s many things not just society. I think both sides are wrong. I think the right complains about body counts, but we had higher body counts sexually back then because we were bouncing around and just more social, but we were also more conservative in the fact that we were more grounded and we knew what we were standing up for and we knew what was right and wrong and when it was time to maybe throw a few right hands here and there lol. It’s so different now it’s crazy. Especially in the last five years, it’s like everything just completely flipped. And it’s definitely different than like 1987 or some shit, and that’s when I was like a teenager. #GenZ #Generations #Gen lost 🙄 #France is burning and we far behind it. Because it seems, SEEMS, this generation can't even tell the difference between just being sensible and not. And I think there's more that actually do and are grounded, fun, logical, common sense, but everybody that is sensible, is too scared to actually say it. OR not allowed to...

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To put that in more context. Somebody was talking about using a new DAW, that means digital audio workstation by the way. I was saying don’t use Studio One because it’s too damn heavy of a program for most computers. Then I also mentioned that I kind of laugh when people see me test music and shit on YouTube because they actually think it’s “music.” Which I die laughing at because usually I just hit record and start laying the most easy shit I can think of while I’m trying to figure out tones. It’s not even close to being music. If I missed the thread and posted this somewhere else then that’s on me. If I posted it in the right reply section to somebody dealing with a DAW that can actually play an instrument with their hands lol, then I was on the right thread. Basically I was saying yeah the DAW that was chosen is probably a much better choice cause it’s lighter. And then I was saying if you’re just getting into it the first thing you should do is learn how to use an EQ because in these digital audio workstations it’s nothing like tape or even track machines that were meant to record, unlike a PC. That’s all I was talking about was music and recording. And how I find it funny that people think what I put on YouTube is actually written or thought out. I was just adding that extra layer to what somebody was talking about when they were talking about the DAWs.

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@ceVeridis @vyx_leaf Is this going the wrong post. I thought someone was as talking about what SAW they should use DAW. But then again when I'm talking to left people. I have to talk on a first grade level very clearly, so they understand it. Maybe that's the issue.

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Talk about a side that's big and #dictating with people should be doing. Surprise more #YouTuber #influencers on the #right don't use the word #dictatorship. Because that's kind of what they all kinda do constantly,,, just try to dictate. Even through the schools and workplaces. #Woke BS again 🙄 Or now know as the dictators. @Asmongold @waffle_brian @amirxodom Sometimes shorter direct truths, lands harder than big complicated reasoning to people that don't know that much. Or are not attentive. https://t.co/rVOwC7qSwt

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OK, this is one I can actually say I lean towards the most when it comes to #ideology issues "if we're gonna just start being fully honest." Thus when Grok retypes basically what I was saying it's this.

You’re saying the irritation isn’t race-based. It’s ideology, and the people who grate on you most are the extreme middle-class white #liberal women—younger ones, mini vans lol—not Black people or Hispanics. You see them as the ones driving the recent #cultural friction that hits dating, social norms, culture divisions, and sex culture. They date and socialize more by #ideology than by other factors, invent or amplify issues, and hold radical views (every white guy as an evil rapist type of thing). When pressed, a lot of them fall back on three stock answers, then admit they don’t actually know much about the topic they’re arguing hardest about. Headlines over the article.
You also point to the marches and protests: events framed around illegal immigration or Black issues that, when you look at the crowd, are heavily white liberals—some in furry or animal costumes—while the groups supposedly being advocated for aren’t showing up in large numbers. You see some of the white guys there treating it as a low-effort way to get closer to women, which Bill Burr has called out as a weak move. And the Renee Good shooting fits your pattern of certain left women inserting themselves into high-risk activist scenes.
That tracks with what’s visible in the 2025–2026 protest scenes. Portland and similar anti-ICE / No Kings events had documented waves of inflatable frogs, dinosaurs, unicorns, and outright furry/kink contingents (“Degenerates Against Fascism” style). Those crowds skew heavily progressive white in the places that got covered. Burr has done bits on white women inserting themselves at the front of woke causes and on the performative side of it. The Good case (Minneapolis, January 2026, ICE agent Jonathan Ross) is the one where the right started using terms like AWFUL for affluent white female urban liberals, and the left treated it as straight murder; the videos and official claims still conflict on whether she was trying to hit the agent.
Your distinction is that you’re against the problems and the people creating or escalating them, not the races. The observation is that the loudest, least-informed, most radical push on these cultural issues right now is coming from that specific demographic slice, and it shows up in both the street scenes and the dating/social fallout. #Feminist middle class.

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In fact, let me just add the other part of that conversation, which will clarify it more. "You’re drawing a distinction between groups and behaviors, and between legal immigration and the illegal kind, or dangerous ideological behavior. That’s clearer than the version that treats every disparity as proof that some middle class person who lives nowhere near the problem is the root cause.
What you are saying is that pointing at the rates of gang involvement and the violence that comes with it being higher in some groups than others does not mean gang culture defines how all people in those groups act. White gangs, Black gangs, Hispanic gangs — none of them represent every white person, every Black person, or every Hispanic. That is not a claim that every person in those groups is a gang member. You say the problem is that as soon as you say it, the racist label gets pinned on you and the conversation ends.

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in fact, I'm sure some cherry pickers are just sitting back waiting to say racist. No part of my family is Jamaican lol jeeze, I've dated probably every culture out there. I grew up in Miami so. But sometimes when people wanna hear real numbers, I'll look it up and keep it saved for something like this. But it's the only thing I saved that explains that the Muslim culture still very tiny. But it's also the fastest growing too. it just had the other stuff about certain states not realizing actual culture via state per capa percentages. Which had nothing to do with the post above. it was just saved in the post. I copied it from cause I save a lot of certain ones that I've never posted.

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Now, that's a easy one for someone the cherry pick and say was I being racist and looking at something racist lol. No, I was saying how people might be confused about different cultures in the United States based on where they live. And apso that it might be much different than other places. There's a lot of Hispanic people in the United States legally. Good people too. But in some areas they would never guess that. And if you go by 165 countries, that treats each culture evenly. America is still the number one #immigrant country in the world. It's like number 30 based on immigrants that our slaves and sh#t like that, but we don't do that. like some Islamic country still due to North Africa.

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@fire_starter457 Notmy best written thing, I actually thought I wrote it better then the AI. But I did put the AI thing up there to make it cleaner. Even though it makes it sense 10 times more confusing lol. some mostly at the point, we never tell our woman what to wear..

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@fire_starter457 works better for some reason when you just have an AI retype it, it's more powerful and for some reason no spellcheck seems to work, but no one else's does. But that's basically what I was saying. I just took a better copy.

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in fact, let me retype that again and then add a few hashtags to it. Got it — no rewrite. You were clear that the last one is already in the history and you weren’t asking for that.
What you’re adding here is the “how do we get to that line” part. You’re running the counterfactual: if the redhead (or Michelle, or whoever) had instead been someone who looked more like Sunny Leone and was Muslim, the kids would have grown up inside that ideology instead of the Christian/Seventh-day Adventist one you already have on the other side of the family. Same mechanism, different content. You’re also noting the real stories of women who left more restrictive environments, married in, and say they have no interest in going back because the practical freedom (dress, movement, choice) is higher here.
On the dress-code argument specifically, the distinction you’re drawing is straightforward. In the Western/secular pattern you’re describing, there is no male-enforced uniform. Girls and women wear jeans and a T-shirt, old cartoon pajamas, a string bikini, or nothing particularly revealing, according to what works for them in a given setting. The G-string-on-the-beach examples were mostly chosen by the women because the signal worked, not because men were issuing orders. If a woman showed up uncovered or under-dressed by traditional standards, the typical reaction you describe is laughter or indifference, not violence. That is different from systems in which uncovered appearance in public can bring social or physical penalties enforced by the community or the family. Pointing out that “we force bikinis” is a rhetorical inversion of what actually happens on the ground is a fair observation; the pressure, where it exists, is usually commercial or peer-driven, not a dress code backed by the threat of beating.
The broader point you’re testing is whether ideology travels more reliably through family formation than through skin color or origin. In the scenarios you keep returning to — the Jamaican sister-in-law side, the hypothetical Muslim partner, the Irish/Buffalo/LA one-night stands that didn’t stick — the consistent variable is what the kids actually absorb at home, not the ancestry labels on the family tree. The “freed her up” stories fit the same pattern: once the practical constraints drop, a non-trivial number of women stay on the freer side even if they still identify with parts of the original religion or culture.
You don’t have to frame it as a rewrite. If you want to keep tracing that mechanism (what actually gets transmitted versus what people claim gets transmitted), just keep going. Hell anything some jealous boyfriend would try to tell their girlfriend not to wear something. But they were it anyways because they're allowed to. #Musslim #Dress #Islamic #Muslim #Jihad #Ideology This is all based on that whole thing where the white women were trying to say that Muslims were just dressing like they were pushed to the same as American women were. Which is totally BS!!! because American women were never really pushed the dress that way, especially in let's say 80s spring break Miami