sick of all this

Anti-theist. Anti-conformity. Leave me and mine alone.

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@mattvanswol That is the jury duty I NEED.

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@MurderCube Centi perfection. Perfect service, perfect doll.

[Nick Sortor @nicksortor]

Absolutely NO LENIENCY should be given to pregnant illegals.

If anything, they should be deported FIRST.

NO MORE ANCHOR BABIES.

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@DoubleGaijin “Fastboot activated…” 🤣

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@sarahadams For the bargain basement response I’ll add emt sheers/sissors. Best 3$ you can spend on Amazon. When you really need um nothing better and dang near disposable at the price.

[Mrs B @attackdogX]

Just take one group, for example: The brain dead bubble heads in Minnesota alone, they were on temporary status for over 30 years.

Almost 90% of them are on welfare. That means, for more than 30 years, Americans have fed them, housed them & paid for their healthcare.

But wait, there’s more, it wasn’t enough for us to do all of that for them, oh no, they then had to steal from us to boot.

All of our bills have only increased as we support free loading scammers who are nothing but a net negative to us culturally & financially.

But, wait, there’s more, take all of the above & compound that with the fact that Democrat politicians cater to them for votes, the Minneapolis mayor literally learned to speak their ooga booga language to further pander to them because they have now grown & bred like wild animals to the point their votes actually carry weight, their votes actually determine entire elections, further diluting our votes.

Words cannot describe how MFing DONE Americans are.

You have ignited a rage in us you cannot extinguish & when we say DEPORT EVERY SINGLE ONE-

We damn well mean it!

So, save all your SOB STORIES on how deportations are “ruining lives”.

YOU HAVE RUINED OURS, OUR CHILDREN, & our future grandchildren’s lives with your globalist wet dream at our expense.

A huge percentage of our debt is FRAUD. A ton of that fraud is a direct result of migrant invaders.

We are passing down generational debt to our lineage that they do not deserve.

DONE is an understatement…

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@Lordmiles A wise man once told me “if a problem isn’t quickly fixed… it’s a feature not a bug”

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@japan_nobunaga This deserves so much more than a heart and a repost.
So. Much. More.

[NOBUNAGA🇯🇵🏯_夏樹蒼依 @japan_nobunaga]

Stateside, a man with three small children at a brewery looked at my hakama and said, very softly, the words "Cowboy Bebop."

He said them like a password.

I nodded. I had to. The way one nods at a fellow warrior across a battlefield. Slow. Once.

He sat down at my table without asking. His wife at the next table did not look surprised. She has lost him to this conversation before.

"My dad," he said, "let me stay up for the 12:30 a.m. block. I was eleven. Had school the next day. He sat on the couch and pretended to read the paper so my mom would let him stay up too."

I told him this sounded like a religious vigil. He nodded as if I had finally said it correctly.

"He didn't even like cartoons. He just liked that I liked something."

The man took a sip of his beer. He looked at the ceiling. He was no longer at the brewery. He was on a brown couch in 1999 in a house he did not live in anymore.

I asked him what he loved most. He did not hesitate. "The cool ones. The samurai ones. The ones where the guy doesn't talk much."

I told him I do not talk much.

He pointed at me with the neck of his bottle and said "exactly," as if this proved a thesis he had been defending in his head since 1999.

A second man came over from the bar. Champloo shirt. He had heard "Cowboy Bebop" from across the room, the way a dog hears a can opener.

"You guys talking about Toonami?"

A third man appeared at the end of the table. He was holding a flight of beers. He did not know any of us. "Cowboy Bebop?" he said. He sat down. Nobody asked him to.

The wife of the first man finally came over. "You guys are not having this conversation again."

"Babe," the first man said, with great patience, "this is the actual samurai."

"He's a samurai," the third man confirmed, to his own wife, who was not there.

I had said it once, at the door, and they had taken it as a fact and stopped checking. The most American thing that has ever happened to me. They did not need a sword. They needed the word.

The first man's oldest daughter came over. Maybe ten. She tugged her father's sleeve. "Daddy. Is he a real one."

The father looked at me. The whole table looked at me.

I looked at the girl. I told her, with the truth I owe a ten-year-old at a brewery in Wisconsin on a Sunday, that yes, I am a real one, and her father was correct.

The father did the thing fathers do. The ceiling thing. The pretending-to-read-a-sign thing. The thing his father did on the couch in 1999.

The second man, in the Champloo shirt, said quietly, "Tell her about the show, dude. Tell her why."

The father turned to his daughter. He took a breath like a man about to recite a sutra he had learned by accident.

"Honey," he said, "when I was a little kid, my dad let me stay up past my bedtime to watch a cartoon about a samurai who didn't talk much. And I remember every single one of those nights. And someday, if you want, we'll watch them. Just you and me."

The ten-year-old, who had not asked for any of this, said, "Okay, Dad."

Three grown men at a brewery in Wisconsin had to look at the ceiling at the same time. I have not seen a coordinated salute that clean in my country.

The father raised his glass. "To Toonami."

I raised mine. "To Toonami."

The third man, who still did not know any of us, raised his entire flight. "To my dad," he said. "He let me stay up too."

The samurai shows here were never about samurai. They were the only language a generation of American fathers had for saying I see what you love, and I will sit up with you while you love it.

I bowed in the car on the drive back. To no one. I bowed anyway.

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@puto_trash For real- new respect for the original Elmo leader. She will be getting some upgrades soon.

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@_SilverCatzZ_ She is my favorite dork. Love me some Macchiato.

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@Triggertalkings @gunjunky Love allll of my savages.

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@notenough0xffff Nope. She is out in the yellow zone. Homeless with no spare frames and an empty battery.

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@BruceDMaiden @IronMaiden 7th son is far and away my favorite.

[Steve 🇺🇸 @SteveLovesAmmo]

Let’s replace Congress with tradesmen, Veterans and first responders and see how much better this country would operate.

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@RONO_for_Answer I can’t express how much I am enjoying not even pulling 416. She can stay homeless. She’s not entering my Elmo.

[King Roy @RoyIsThaTruth]

Dear employers, please stop requiring a Bachelor’s or Master’s degree if the job only pays $20 an hour.

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@deaflibertarian The system isn’t broken it’s designed to be cumbersome. It’s designed to be manipulated. “Getting the correct people in” will never fix anything, because IT NEVER HAS.

[Among the Wildflowers @deaflibertarian]

Why is it so hard for people to accept that there's not a two-party system in the US? We have the Uniparty. It's never been this obvious as it has been these past two years.

We have taxation without representation.