Just so we’re clear. Shiloh Hendrix received a fine, supervised probation, and 200 hours of community service for a misdemeanor of calling a Somali pedophile who was harassing her and her child the N-word.
Hannah Dugan only received a small fine for felony obstruction of helping illegal criminals evade law enforcement.
A mom protecting her child at the park from a criminal third worlder is punished. A well connected judge gets a slap on the wrist for helping criminal third worlders.
You couldn’t pay me enough to care about Mamdani taxing rich New Yorkers on their second homes. In fact, it would bring me great pleasure if all their assets got seized and redistributed to some fraudulent Somali NGO network.
95%+ of these people either voted for him or spent the past decade creating these monsters: participating in their gender-identity rituals, pushing DEI, critical race theory, sex changes for kids, targeting Christians, kneeling for BLM, advocating for unlimited migration from the third world, clapping for lawfare, belittling other Americans, reporting small businesses that didn’t abide by their COVID rules, and telling coal miners and factory workers to learn to code.
I hope these people get absolutely decimated by the policies they ushered in.
Clay makes a salient point here. Lets put this into perspective:
- 12 out of every 100 of the American population served in war during WW2 in a force made up of volunteers and draftees.
- 1.3 out of every 100 of the American population served in war during Vietnam in a force made up of volunteers and draftees.
- 1 out of 130 of the American population served in war during our nations longest war, the GWOT, in a force made up of 100% volunteers.
Look at that last statistic again. Every single one of us VOLUNTEERED to go to war before 9/11, in the days following, or at the height of the GWOT. Yes, I understand some IRR were called up, but those personnel also VOLUNTEERED prior to or during the war and honored their remaining MSO (Mandatory Service Obligation)
One thing the GWOT generation is not, is squeamish when it comes to putting in work and putting motherfuckers in the dirt. Some of us loved the job and loved going to war.
Don't get it twisted.
Fucking O.R.M. safety stand downs in a combat zone.
Hey devil dog where's your pt belt, nobody can see you
I'm patrolling the perimeter fence MasterGuns......
Shut your GD cocksucker, chews me out, drives away
I can't wait to get out of the military
The more I look at this lighthearted monument idea. the more I think it accidentally captured the entire story of the Global War on Terror.
Not the war itself, but what it became.
A giant restraint stretched across open ground, another buckle fastened by people convinced that every problem can be solved by tightening the strap one more notch.
Those of us who fought that war were not fragile. We crossed oceans, climbed mountains, walked through cities filled with bombs, and carried burdens that would break most people. Yet somewhere along the way an entire generation of leaders became convinced that the greatest threat to those men was not the enemy, but risk itself.
What followed was twenty years of wrapping warriors in procedures, approvals, permissions, reviews, assessments, oversight mechanisms, and legal opinions until the institution slowly forgot the difference between protecting a force and restraining it.
Every buckle arrived with good intentions. Every layer was justified. Every restriction was sold to us as profound wisdom. Nobody noticed that the accumulation of caution was producing its own form of recklessness. We became so obsessed with preventing small failures that we lost the ability to achieve great successes.
That is the lesson staring back at me from this seemingly funny image.
Civilizations are not preserved by eliminating danger. They are preserved by producing men capable of confronting it. A people that spends enough time worshipping safety eventually begins treating courage like a pathology and initiative like a threat. The instinct for survival remains, but it becomes detached from the willingness to act.
History has never been kind to societies that make that trade.
What makes this monument joke so powerful is that it unintentionally captures the hangover of an entire era. An era spent tightening straps while the muscles beneath them slowly atrophied. An era spent managing risk while forgetting that the greatest risks are often the ones created by excessive caution.
If the Global War on Terror means anything, it should be this: never again confuse bureaucracy for strategy, process for progress, or restraint for strength.
The buckle is perfect.
Not because it honors what we were.
Because it reminds us what we became.
And it reminds us what we should never be again.
Cautious to the point of calamity.
@NYPostOpinion It's not that she doesn't have a place in Congress, she shouldn't even be in America
The only time these people uphold American values is when they're using them to subvert the country
Denaturalizing and deporting these traitors is the next step
Another Shinto Shrine has been burned down.
This time it was the Urufushine Shrine in Nabari City, Mie Prefecture.
This Shinto Shrine was over 1000 years old, survived everything natural disasters, civil wars & even WW ll but it couldn't survive diversity.
My friend sent me this video. I know for some people it may be nothing, but this is what it looks like when you import people from third-world countries.
These are the steps of the largest public library in Yonkers, the third-largest city in New York State.
The guy ate food from a food truck and then just tossed all the remaining food and the container right onto the sidewalk.
These people will never share the values and culture of Western countries. They fled their shithole countries just to turn America into the same.
I know someone will say, “But Americans do the same.” Yeah, they do. So if we already have a lot of filthy people here, why the hell should we import more?
When the world shut down over a 99.9999% survivable virus, I had to tell a few dozen rig hands they were out of a job.
Then I had to tell even more frac hands. Then snubbing hands.
Then I went home to wait for my layoff.
Then I spent 6 months applying for jobs with no interviews because corporate America had banned White men in honor of Saint George Floyd, Patron Saint of Fentanyl.
A great Twitter friend who I am indebted to forever got me a job with a 25% pay cut, and I had to work physically harder than I had in a decade.
Anyway. Nobody in news media ever reached out for my story. And it wasn’t a unique story, I was one of a couple hundred thousand guys going through this.
@ComicDaveSmith Original Sin white guilt messaging
They come to western countries for free shit. It's not some complicated geo-political mystery
They leave the shithole pvp servers they came from, then come here and turn it into the same thing
Letting them in is a mistake
The slightest whiff of jihadi radicalization should result in the immediate deportation of the person and every single one of their family members. And it’s insane this isn’t already policy.