There are far more Muslims, Arabs, and Africans in the world than there are whites and Christians.
It is not racist for whites and Christians to want to preserve ourselves and the West
It is *extremely* racist to tell us that we should not want that
I think people have to understand that it's literally built into Americans' DNA to believe we can do things others see as impossible.
A bunch of farmers with muskets and no shoes took on the might of King George's empire, and that spirit is still alive in some form today.
“LOL the US fans actually think they can win the World Cup”.
Buddy, we have won 2 World Wars and landed on the Moon by just thinking we can do something. It’s literally our whole thing.
PETE HEGSETH: "Just like the Christian crusaders who pushed back the Muslim hordes in the 12th century, American Crusaders will need to muster the same courage against Islamists today."
Judge: “You are charged with breaking into City Hall at 2:13 a.m. How do you plead?”
Defendant: “Confused.”
Judge: “That’s not one of the options.”
Defendant: “Then not guilty.”
Judge: “Very well. Prosecutor?”
Prosecutor: “Your Honor, security footage clearly shows the defendant entering the building after hours.”
Defendant: “That’s true.”
Lawyer: “Please stop helping them.”
Judge: “You admit you entered the building?”
Defendant: “Yes.”
Lawyer: “Please stop.”
Judge: “Then why are you pleading not guilty?”
Defendant: “Because I was invited.”
Prosecutor: “By whom?”
Defendant: “The mayor.”
Judge: “The mayor invited you to City Hall at 2:13 in the morning?”
Defendant: “Indirectly.”
Lawyer: “We’re using that word very loosely.”
Judge: “Explain.”
Defendant: “The mayor posted online that citizens should participate more in local government.”
Prosecutor: “That is not an invitation.”
Defendant: “I participated.”
Judge: “At 2:13 a.m.?”
Defendant: “Civic engagement doesn’t sleep.”
Lawyer: “Please stop talking.”
Judge: “What exactly did you do after entering the building?”
Defendant: “I fixed the clock.”
Judge: “The clock?”
Prosecutor: “The large clock above the entrance.”
Judge: “The one that’s been broken for six months?”
Prosecutor: “Yes.”
Judge: “You repaired it?”
Defendant: “Someone had to.”
Lawyer: “Again, not helping.”
Judge: “Why not notify the city?”
Defendant: “I did.”
Judge: “And?”
Defendant: “Eight emails.”
Prosecutor: “We found those.”
Judge: “You ignored eight emails?”
Mayor: “In my defense, I ignore most emails.”
Judge: “Why is the mayor here?”
Mayor: “Curiosity.”
Defendant: “Also because he owes me twenty dollars.”
Judge: “What?”
Mayor: “The clock repair kit.”
Defendant: “I kept the receipt.”
Judge: “Let me understand this. You broke into City Hall to repair city property after the city ignored your complaints?”
Defendant: “Correct.”
Judge: “And the repair worked?”
Mayor: “Perfectly.”
Judge: “…”
Defendant: “Can I get my twenty dollars now?”
Mayor: “Can I pay after lunch?”
Judge: “All of you, out of my courtroom.”