FigBailure

Anti-communist constitution absolutist. Ex software dev, currently in trades.

[FigBailure @FigBailure]

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[Enguerrand VII de Coucy @ingelramdecoucy]

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[Enguerrand VII de Coucy @ingelramdecoucy]

Predators try to fend off counter attacks in different ways

Some will show increased aggression to scare off prey that’s turned to fight, but communists… communists start to cry. A commie’ll try to pull at your heart strings and use your better nature against you, allowing time for the rest of the pack to circle around behind your back to finish you off

Never back down from a crying commie

[Brandon Herrera @TheAKGuy]

I just issued a response to being named in the manifesto of the psycho in Minneapolis.

Please help me help the families and community effected by this act of terrorism.

[Homeland Security @DHSgov]

Go Home.

[Devon Eriksen @Devon_Eriksen_]

The government may deport non-citizens for any reason it deems suitable. That's what the words "non-citizen" mean. One who is not of the city.

If a non-citizen speaks, and reveals himself to be an enemy of the city, deporting him is literally the government's basic responsibility, because the government is instituted to defend the city.

Failure to do so is a fundamental dereliction of duty.

I am fully aware that FIRE considers freedom to say anything without consequences of any sort to be a fundamental human right, owed to anyone in the world by everyone in the world.

But the US federal government was not constituted to defend, or even to define, the universal rights of humans, in equal portion.

It was constituted to defend the rights of Americans.

Once, when America was full of Americans, these two propositions were almost identical in practice, and you had to squint to tell the difference between them.

Due to that confusion being leveraged by communists who hate it, America is now full of foreigners, invaders, and enemies.

And this distinction becomes not merely important, but vital.

A nation cannot survive if it binds itself with law to treat its enemies the same as its friends.

[FigBailure @FigBailure]

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[American Made Mischief Apparel @AmericanMSCHF]

The very premise of your post is laughably antithetical to itself, because right wingers don't go around concocting theoretical scenarios about how to label people and judge them without knowing them. That's a pseudo-intellectual shortcut to a confirmation bias, which, in a political context, is mostly a leftist practice.

We base our judgements off of the lack of morals and/or the lack of a spine required to stand up for one's beliefs, and these character flaws can only be revealed by actually interacting with/observing others. (Although these days, it doesn't take long at all.)

I've been able to walk among leftists undetected for my entire life. You all live by one simple common code-
'Go along to get along'.
It's easy to do, because it requires a person to either
A) have no moral compass, or
B) simply keep their moral beliefs to themselves.

The reason true conservatives are able to do the latter is because they're firm in what they believe, and they don't need others (especially strangers at a dinner party) to agree with them in order to feel steady in their perspectives.
This is the opposite of the hive-minded leftist, who desperately needs validation from the group in order to feel socially calibrated.
Of course, we like talking about the things that matter deeply to us, but it's not usually a requirement, unless someone is trying to pass off an egregious position on an issue that so blatantly erroneous and/or dangerous to others (i.e. transing kids).

Most on the right can have a pleasant conversation with more people about more things than you can even imagine. Being a conservative entails constant exposure to a variety of different beliefs and perspectives (see graphic), but regardless, trying to make connections between shared commonalities with others.

My guess is that what you're ultimately sour about, on a deep level, is that even with this above fact considered, the modern leftist is so far-removed from the acceptable range of beliefs, so morally bankrupt, and so utterly unable to consider alternative viewpoints,
that, when given the choice, we now want absolutely nothing to do with your kind.
And there's nothing a leftist hates more than being ostracized from a group. Don't worry though, you still have each other. So enjoy your safe space echo chambers, where no real-world opposition can challenge your twisted takes, homogenized moral relativity, and the arrogance with which you espouse it all.

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[🪶Native Patriot 🇺🇸 @LaNativePatriot]

Folks, it’s NOT just the 4th of July

It’s Independence Day! 🇺🇸 Let us never forget the importance of that Declaration!

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[Darth Dawg @OverpaidA]

@NewYorker Cartoon vs reality🙄

[InfantryDort @infantrydort]

To the "educated" arsonists stoking political violence from classrooms and newsrooms. You’ve studied just enough history to envy the revolutionaries, but not enough to fear the consequences.

You think you understand America. You don’t. And that’s the problem.

You tried infiltration. Tried subversion. Tried rage dressed up as justice.

You weaponized every institution: media, schools, law enforcement... against the very people who just wanted to be left alone. You taught them that their values were dangerous, that their history was shameful, and that their silence was violence.

And now? You escalate. You riot. You spit and kill.

You target innocents in the street, in churches, at political rallies. Believing you are on the “right side of history.” But let me explain something your professors refused to teach you:

This is not a normal country. It never was.

George Washington crossed an icy river on Christmas night and killed his enemies in their sleep. That wasn’t cruelty. That was resolve. A resolve born from men who understood what was at stake, and who loved their families more than they feared death.

You think Americans are soft because we don’t want war. That’s your epic mistake. We just don’t want war because we know what it becomes.

But if you get your wish, and war comes... real war... there won’t be battle lines. There won’t be rules.

You’ve hollowed out the institutions that could’ve stopped it. You mocked faith. Mocked family. Mocked order. You did such a thorough job tearing down the old scaffolding that you forgot why it was built in the first place.

And what rises in its place won’t be a utopia. It’ll be tribal. Brutal. Biblical.

You’ve never seen the kind of darkness that lives in the heart of men once they realize no one is coming to save them.

You talk about revolution like it’s romantic. You imagine storming palaces and shouting slogans. But what’s coming... if you keep going down this path... won’t be choreographed.

There won’t be speeches. There will be silence and smoke.

You believe you ride the pale horse of justice. But you’ve only spray painted a donkey and convinced yourselves it's divine.

The real pale horse? It’s not loud. It doesn’t march on TikTok. It rides when the lights go out. And when it rides, it remembers. The soil remembers.

America is a sleeping giant. And yes, she’s groggy. Confused. Fractured. But beneath it all still beats the same terrible, beautiful heart that has ended empires.

So this is not a threat.
This is not a rallying cry.
This is a warning.

You raise your hand in violence against your countrymen thinking they’re weak. But you are playing with something ancient. Something sacred. Something final. Because once they draw the sword… they do not sheathe it until the work is done.

You were never warned about this part of America. Your professors didn’t tell you. The institutions guiding you left it out on purpose. Because if you knew what slumbers beneath this soil… you might think twice before picking a fight with it.

But that’s okay. I’m here to remind you.

[The Redheaded libertarian @TRHLofficial]

So it seems the deep state took a career politician with dementia & cancer, staged a riot to certify his mathematically improbable election, arrested anyone who contested it, sanctioned an invasion, weaponized the courts, silenced speech, and turned the US into sodom & Gomorrah

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[DataRepublican (small r) @DataRepublican]

I've had a change of heart on federal income tax. On the surface, it's just a way for the government to generate revenue—it has to get its funding from somewhere. But I now see that the method of taxation itself fundamentally alters the relationship between the government and its people.

When the government relies on taxing individual income, it shifts from serving its citizens to exploiting them as a revenue source. This dynamic creates an inherent friction, where the government no longer answers to the people but to the system that extracts from them. And if you look around, it's clear—whatever our tax dollars are funding, it’s not serving us.

This is what modern economists fail to grasp when they dismiss tariffs, sales taxes, or luxury taxes as harmful. The structure of taxation matters, not just the amount collected. The income tax distorts governance itself—and it needs to go.

[Mike Lee @BasedMikeLee]

Conventional wisdom is that “we” won the Cold War

That’s undeniably true when the question is framed the way we’ve traditionally asked it

But if one views the Cold War not as a struggle between the U.S. and U.S.S.R., but as an ideological conflict between freedom (classical liberalism) and Marxism, the outcome is far less clear

Marxism is deeply embedded in our culture, government, and institutions

And yet we don’t even recognize it as such—in part because those deliberately sowing the seeds of Marxism in America (over many decades) did so with exceptional skill and subtlety

Marxism hasn’t served America well, to put it mildly

It’s time to purge America’s chronic Marxist infection

It’s time for a constitutional reboot of the U.S. government—one free of Marxist influence

It’s time to win

It’s time to be free—again