Based Jackson

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[Based Jackson @based_jackson_]

They’ll say this but leave out the part about how Singapore is governed

[Certified Hoodie Thief 🏁 Ms 1/11 🎂 @KryssyLaReina]

Maturing and traveling makes you realize that America has no problem offering the bare minimum and selling it to you like it’s the best thing out there….this would make me actually want to get to the airport 2 hours early 😂

[Based Jackson @based_jackson_]

Crime would go down 90%; cities wouldn’t be covered in graffiti; public transit would be safe and widely used (which opens the door to more funding and better technology); housing costs would drop 30-70% across the country; inner city populations would be replaced by a population that earns more, on average, so property tax revenue would go up; car and health insurance costs would go down materially; traffic fatalities would get cut in, at least, half; welfare costs would go down; etc.

I could probably come up with at least a dozen other examples. You can ultimately fix all of this and more by just getting crime and immigration right.

[Marco Foster @MarcoFoster_]

Hasan Piker: “If this was a White-only capitalist dystopia, do you think your life would be fundamentally better? Anyone that tells you it will be is lying to you. Anyone that tells you your problems would be solved if we deported every Black and brown person is lying to you”

[Lukas (computer) (In SF) 🔺 @SCHIZO_FREQ]

If you give women weight loss drugs almost half the single ones will be living with some guy after 1.5 years

It really is not possible to explain to the average person how much of an impact mass obesity has on our society

[UngroypedUnbroken @Ungroyped1]

It is morally inconsistent for Amy Coney Barrett to believe life begins at conception, yet treat unborn children of illegal immigrants as if they aren't crossing the border illegally too.

Does the mother’s stomach magically stop crime when a child is inside?

[Radical Eyes @RadicalEyesUK]

HAVE YOU EVER HEARD ABOUT THE LIMP BIZKIT WOODSTOCK THEORY?

Limp Bizkit performed “Break Stuff” at Woodstock 1999 and the young White male crowd erupted into riots, fires, and chaos.

The elites saw firsthand the dangerous mobilizing power of angry nu-metal music on White men. They didn’t like the possibilities that the White man could rise up full of anger. They had to stop us before we realised ourselves what we could actually do together.

They responded by pulling back support for those bands. In the 2000s the music industry shifted heavily toward promoting rappers and hip-hop.

The goal was clear, stop White male anger and prevent it from rising up against the system. Rock was deliberately sidelined. This was cultural control.

[James Percival @DHSGenCounsel]

Last month, we put the open borders industrial complex on notice—fraudulent asylum claims would result in fines against attorneys. Today we fined an attorney over $255k for filing multiple fraudulent claims on behalf of Indian nationals. https://t.co/tqskAzbRjM

[Mystery Grove Movie List Co. @MysteryGrove]

The Trump DOJ has done more to fight anti-White discrimination than any admin in probably the last 70 years

Tucker has completed his descent into a mentally ill compulsive liar. He pretends to care about these problems while trying to undermine the people solving them.

[Based Jackson @based_jackson_]

@malmesburyman I don’t accept that this is a revealed preference. If we went full Bukele on the cities, I think we’d see a surprising number of people leave the suburbs.

[wanye @xwanyex]

What people should know about early 20th century immigration:

* the people who came then were as much like us already as it is possible for any other people around the world to be. There are no other people who are more like us than those people were like us. They were like us genetically and culturally to an extent that nobody else on earth is.

* nevertheless, their presence here caused a ton of conflict. It caused political conflict, corruption, riots, neighborhood disruption, fraud, grift, crime, gangs, anarchist bombings, and just a whole bunch of the kind of generalized distrust and political dysfunction that we see again today.

* and people hated it. They hated it. Whatever you think of that immigration today, however much like a success it appears to you 100 years later, the people who actually lived with it thought it was pretty bad. The backlash was enormous. They elected nativists to Congress who passed laws to try to stop it.

* in order to deal with these issues, we employed both formal (including the laws mentioned above) and informal measures. For one thing, there was no welfare state, and many of the people who came and who couldn’t cut it just simply went home. You didn’t go on Medicaid. You didn’t go on food stamps. There was no unemployment check. You just went home. The percentage of people who went home was very high. I’ve seen numbers suggesting that it was like a third of all people who came.

* hell, even if you just missed your family to an intolerable degree, you went home. There was no FaceTime, no Internet, no long-distance phone calls. You just went home.

* and we insisted on assimilation. That means looking other adult human beings in the face who come from other cultures and saying to them directly, “first of all, speak English or leave. Second, you are not behaving correctly inside this store. You need to stop behaving this way, because the way you’re behaving is foreign and offputting and we don’t tolerate it here.” If you can’t imagine saying that to another human being today, if you think that sounds unbearably racist and cruel, then you do not actually believe in assimilation. That’s what assimilation looks like. It means telling people that they’re acting foreign and doing things that are outside of our cultural norms and, crucially, that this is bad, that we have a preference for the way we do things, that actually, no, we’re not just going to live and let live, that instead you need to get your shit together and behave like an American, not a weird foreigner. It means telling them to speak English or get out. We did that for 100 years. Millions and millions of Karens telling foreigners to stop acting like foreigners. That’s how you get Germans to stop speaking German. Do you have the stomach for that?

[Curtis Yarvin @curtis_yarvin]

What actually has to happen is modernizing the SSN system and turning it into a 21st-century identity database, rather than a shitshow of fraud, errors, and weird 1930s paper cards.

Do this and you don’t need ICE—you can trivially make it impossible for an invader to exist here

[_HugoBrahn @innnspace]

It was a patronage network used to reward leftists, which in turn provided the legitimizing intellectual underpinning for the Democrat Party (as well as the enduring Democrat-leaning bureaucracy). This is the “elite human capital” that other grifters talk about.

The mistake has been in not immediately establishing a similar patronage network for the right-wing to legitimize Trump’s policies and agenda.

[Woden The Wanderer @WodenWanderer]

I say this as a proud American, the average European woman is significantly more attractive than the average American woman.

Demographics and BMI play a huge role in that.

[Based Jackson @based_jackson_]

@MysteryGrove I think the purpose of the car crash was to make it look like the judge was at fault

[Aeneas @SonOfAnchis3s]

Prevalent phenomenon now where ugly women have the “pretty girl” aesthetic down-pat but don’t have the biological credentials to sell it, psyopping retards into mistaking form for substance

A costume is a costume, this is an ugly woman larping as a pretty one

[Based Jackson @based_jackson_]

Not imagined in my city. When I moved here in 2021, a friend walked me around an area that used to be full of nightlife, but even by then was all abandoned. A couple months ago I walked by there again and the buildings were being torn down, >5 years later. And this is in a deep red state that didn’t even go that far with the COVID mandates.

[Based Jackson @based_jackson_]

COVID essentially destroyed a large portion of the social sphere, and these things still haven’t recovered. Entire nightlife districts in certain cities remain decimated. No more 24h grocery stores. No more all-day breakfast at restaurants.

[Pascal-Emmanuel Gobry @pegobry_en]

As someone who has spent many times jetlagged walking around New York City at 4am looking for coffee, I can testify that it remained the city that never sleeps until Covid. Covid destroyed it.

[America First Insight @AF_Insight]

For the first time since possibly forever the vast majority of the GOP Congress is against illegal immigration, is pro deportation, and is at a minimum hostile to legal immigration.

And this is when you leave the party?

[Sun Optimist @CristusVictor]

Peter Thiel did not create JD Vance.

We did.

He was already on a generational, rags-to-riches run, like an early American myth, and we captured him on the Internet and radicalized him.

Don’t let the jungle fever fool you. He is more powerful than you can yet imagine.

[Starkian Hypothesis @Starkian7789]

Bring back neon.

[Mystery Grove Movie List Co. @MysteryGrove]

It’s time for leaders to stop responding to this stuff with “Well I understand why he feels this way, lots of people think like this” and start saying “this is an unstable unmarried childless 47 year old drug addict repeating memes he doesn’t understand”

[Feminist Frau @Feminist_Frau_]

Yes, you do. You have to actually sell your position to the electorate, and telling people that you are comfortable with your agenda making them poorer is going to put a lot of them off who may otherwise support you.