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Right Wing Radical. Make America Hot Again.

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My Official Subjective Houston Neighborhood Rankings - Areas that are relevant to Heritage Americans ONLY (Please don't bring up Third Ward or any other ghetto area)

[Circe @vocalcry]

All of American politics, on both sides of the aisle, makes a lot more sense once you realize that it’s primarily driven by men who didn’t get to flirt with cheerleaders in high school

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@HOUrbanist Feels great. Man up.

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@fasciacompany Nigga said marbles

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@eater173818 😂😂

[Mayes Middleton @mayes_middleton]

Pure evil was allowed to propagate by weak government that refused to put its own citizens and its own laws first. We must do whatever it takes to make sure this never ever happens in Texas and that we stop the Islamification that has destroyed entire nations.

[Bo French @bofrench]

They intentionally used children as bait. Then once the Muslims were there, they let them rape thousands of these same children. Everyone who enables this should be hung.

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@realsaadasad We don’t want a bunch of Mohammed’s telling our daughters to wear burqas.

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@rebekahallen Define conservative. What exactly is he conserving? Burqas?

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@RenzoDowney @TexasGOP Oh please. I’d rather the feelings of two crybabies be hurt than have women be attacked because they aren’t aligning with “Sharia” standards. Fuck out of here, uncivilized monkeys. Learn how to enjoy hot women without needing to rape them.

[Benny Johnson @bennyjohnson]

Democrat Pride Month

vs.

Patriot Pride Month

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[T @walterwhitepill]

American Aristocracy and Fights at the White House

My friendly disagreement with @NormanDodd_knew here is that American aristocracy culture has never been rooted in this kind distinctly European pretension. We don't call our countrymen peasants. This may derive from Puritan "city on a hill" priesthood of all believers theology or the impractical Enlightenment principles of our founding documents, but one way or another we don't have this kind of sneering contempt for the common man. Quite the opposite, it has always been essential to American aristocratic culture to connect with the common man, especially through sport and the outdoors, even when only for symbolic display or show. The American aristocrat goes hunting and gets his hands dirty on a farm/ranch at some point in his life.

Theodore Roosevelt had a boxing ring built in the White House where he hosted exhibitions, wrestled college wrestlers, invited japanese jiu jitsu experts, American boxers etc... Andrew Jackson had enormous raucous parties open to the public at the WH. (Now, you could argue they were early populists and traitors to the aristocratic class. That's another conversation. My point is that there is absolutely precedent.) For elected representatives, I see it is as vulgar and garish as our presidents showing up to sports events. Is the Army Navy football game a "peasant display"?

For our unelected elites, titans of industry etc, you have a point that they often partook in more refined and European contests of competitive vigor like rowing, sailing, polo, court tennis... But being very few generations, if not inside a lifetime from poverty themselves, there was never an inculcated intergenerational disdain of the type that you are suggesting as core to the American aristocracy.

My gilded age industrialist ancestor grew up with dirt floors and a single sheet of tin for a roof to become one of the wealthiest men in the country. I don't think he forgot his roots, or I'd like to think so. His grandkids, who accomplished nothing? More likely. But the greats? Carnegie? Vanderbilt? Gould? Fisk? Morgan? Rockefeller? Frick? No sir. The point remains, try as they may have to emulate them, our American aristocrats did not rise to the level of pretension of their European peers. To pretend that they did, or that we are some cheap copy of post-monarchic Europe, is to deny the very unique and frankly awesome (dare I say unprecedented) nature of American culture. (As an Easter egg, all but Morgan in that list of American Aristocratic Greats were born poor or to common farmers).

Outside of culture it's simply a time question. It takes many more generations than we have in this land to sustain and entrench wealth at a scale and duration to get to European Nobility levels of pretentious and "above" the common man. The volatility of our highly economically mobile society extinguishes most family wealth before it can grow to think itself truly apart from the common man. "Shirtsleeves to shirtsleeves in three generations" is in the nature of America.

Steinbeck famously wrote that "Socialism never took root in America because the poor see themselves not as an exploited proletariat, but as temporarily embarrassed millionaires." The opposite is also true: American aristocrats have always retained a culture of being temporarily blessed common Americans, equal to their countrymen before God. That is why they take part at far greater rates than the Europeans (or anyone) in philanthropy and "common" sports/avocations + community engagement because their attitude is that they are just Americans who, by the grace of God and the sweat of their brow, have scraped together and built more than the people they grew up around (whether that's true or not, this can be a false modesty culture, but the fact remains.)

So no. I will not pearl clutch at this display of competitive vigor and patriotic vitalism at the White House tonight. I will not call it a "peasant display". I wish I was there. In a top hat.

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@_fat_ugly_rat_ "OMGG so scary... black people hide your kids from this sundown town!!! It's so REDDUHHH! OMG OMG!!"
Fuck out of here, hysterical little girl. You don't deserve to be called a Texan.

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@KristenWaggoner @ADFLegal This Nigger needs to be hanged immediately.

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@tom237406293723 @mockww2vets Go hang yourself chimp.

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@SaraForTexLege @dreamerintexas The grid isn't built out enough to replace hydrocarbon fuels with electricity immediately. What experience do you have in the industry exactly?

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@alt_ccc Blacks don’t care about legality or rule of law. It’s tribalism.

[Bo French @bofrench]

We can just do things. Spineless cucks in elected office won't because they are too worried about their next election.

Pro tip: elect people who don't care about the consequences of doing what is right. That is what voters demand.

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@fasciacompany Niggas just be saying anything nowadays.

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@CompletedStreet Probably because the middle class grew some balls and made some more coin, and were replaced by 3 world illegals. It’s not rocket science.

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@Deshpacito661 @Kaipullay Omg shiver me timbers… Grow a pair of fucking balls.