100% correct. There's another side to this though:
If a principled business owner decides to play by the rules and not hire illegals, he will quickly go out of business if the rules are not universally enforced.
And so, he might find himself laying awake at night wondering if he's going to lose everything or just start doing what everyone else is doing and skirt the law. It's either that or go out of business...
But this then breeds resentment in an otherwise good man - he was raised to follow the law but now realizes that if he does, he'll go bankrupt. Then he starts to wonder what other areas of life he's been getting screwed over by being a man of principle. And he'll adjust his behavior accordingly leading to further deterioration of society at large.
The moral of the story is that the rule-makers / enforcers need to have fewer rules but enforce them more vigorously if they want to maintain a strong high-trust society.
This is the typical church experience in the west whenever dating/marriage dynamics are discussed by a pastor; men are bad and need to do better, women are beautiful angels and aren’t responsible for anything.
How this affects the psyche of men and women afterwards:
1. The women leave the sermon feeling self righteous and resentful about how men aren’t measuring up. They place demands on men that are not only unrealistic but unfounded while never considering that they, as women, may be the ones at fault in any way.
2. The men leave the sermon feeling demoralized and guilty about things they didn’t even do, or they realize that nothing they do will ever be good enough if this is the mindset that is being fed to women, and so they check out from even trying.
Western churches need to change RADICALLY and stop being so enslaved to women or we are on our way to full cultural death. This isn’t helping neither men nor women.
Under Trump, police across the country are becoming deputies for deportation.
There are now more than 2,550 law enforcement agreements with ICE, up from barely 130 before Trump's return. 1,812 agencies have joined the 287(g) Task Force Model to arrest illegal aliens, up from 0.
🚨 Even 60 Minutes admits it: Data centers don’t use nearly as much water as critics would have you believe.
CBS News found that golf courses nationwide use more than twice as much water as data centers.
“Trump’s new deal with Greenland is exactly the same as the old one!”
Not true at all. Key new details:
Duration: The 1951 deal lasted only as long as NATO existed and Greenland remained part of NATO. Trump’s 2026 deal lasts indefinitely, even if NATO implodes or Greenland becomes independent.
New Military Bases: In the 1951 deal, the U.S. could establish “defense areas” in Greenland only if Denmark gave the go-ahead. In Trump’s 2026 deal, the U.S. can establish military installations as it sees fit, with or without Denmark’s approval.
Third Countries: In the 1951 deal, Denmark retained the right to allow foreign nations, like China, to establish a presence in Greenland. Trump’s 2026 deal explicitly forbids foreign nations from doing anything in Greenland without U.S. approval.
Foreign Investments: The 1951 deal placed no restrictions on foreign nations making investments in Greenland, such as port build-outs, critical mineral mining, or undersea cable installations. Trump’s 2026 deal requires U.S. approval before foreign nations can invest in Greenland.
Simply put, Trump’s new Greenland deal is an absolutely massive geopolitical accomplishment, further establishing America’s dominance over the Western Hemisphere.