Islam sucks. Trans kids isn't a real thing. Pedophiles deserve the death sentence. Abortions are a serious issue, stop treating it like a pawn for feminism
Open your eyes. Islam was used as a tool by the Arabs to colonize the Middle East. The faceless God they worship, is the tyrannical government forcing this belief system of compliance and conformity. We don't need Crusades. We just need an awakening.
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@AlejandraM97221@drhossamsamy65 How bout you get your gay ass thoughts out of here and move to a communist country. Ohh because they're all 3rd world and treat foreigners like garbage. Yea, I know. Because it is fuckin evil
@Suzierizzo1 Judging how they started letting trannies in the military, I seen this coming. Mentally weak softies. They were never cut out for the military. They made the right decision in getting out before they get themselves or someone else killed
@seandsweeney Boohoo. Maybe you should have taken better control of your city. Now you let corruption get so out of hand, feds have to get involved. And the Democrats are using losers like you to fight for them to keep their illegals. Usefully idiot.
🚨 BREAKING: This patriot Portland Police officer has been PUNISHED through reassignment for stating he would've fired at anti-ICE t*rrorist Renee Good too if she drove her vehicle at him
"Sometimes criminals get SH0T," he said 🔥
We need MORE like him.
I met a Native American man who questioned the purpose of Free Palestine protests in the U.S. He argued that Palestinians would likely never protest on behalf of Americans, so he questioned why Americans feel compelled to protest for Palestine. From his perspective, this reflects a one-sided sense of solidarity. He also expressed skepticism that protests in the United States have any real influence on events in the Middle East, believing they neither change outcomes nor improve conditions on the ground. To him, these demonstrations feel disconnected from reality and distract from unresolved injustices closer to home—particularly those faced by Indigenous communities.
His point was not rooted in hostility, but in frustration: centuries of suffering among Native peoples have rarely sparked the same level of national or global outrage. That disparity, he believes, exposes how selectively moral attention is applied.