Open Borders really is the position that the left cannot abandon. Every single ideological committment is subordinated to mass third world immigration.
What is this endless dooming doing for anyone?
Home prices are down because...wait for it...we've had net negative migration for the first time in decades! We've had endless talk about how homes were unaffordable for young people. Well, now home prices are coming down!
Iran isn't even the driver of high gas prices anymore. Hormuz is open. It's Ukraine droning Russian refineries.
Maybe if you're an influencer you could use your influence to explain and contextualize these realities for your audience? Like, isn't that why we're all here?
Would 20 million illegal immigrants flooding over the southern border improve gas prices? Would they improve our voters' lives? No?
Save all your dooming for the postmortem if we lose, we can hear about it then
Trump is leading a crackdown on anchor babies and birthright risks.
Removal orders for migrant children have doubled from last year, peaking after SCOTUS’ ruling, and the State Dept has revoked more than 2,300 visas connected to birth tourism concerns since August 12.
The Death of Discourse is real, but it's because we're all starting from different ontologies.
That is a huge problem for the Right, but it doesn't mean interests can't overlap, even if the driving forces behind them are drastically different.
So maybe instead of beginning the discussion by arguing whether Theodore Roosevelt was proto-Hitler, whether Thomas Jefferson would be called a Fascist today, or whether Liberalism is something to preserve or the acid of Western Civilization, perhaps we start by asking what policy changes we'd like to see enacted in a reasonable timeframe (one generation or less).
Here's a few simple questions to determine whether someone can be worked with or not.
>Should we end the H-1B program?
>Should we complete the Southern Border Wall?
>Should we repeal Hart-Celler?
>Should we repeal the Immigration Act of 1990?
>Should we end, for all practical purposes, all migration from the Third World (Africa, the Middle East, South Asia, Most of Latin America, etc)?
>Should we make abolishing Birthright Citizenship a non-negotiable litmus test for future judicial appointees?
>Should we overturn Griggs v Duke Power?
>Should we move away from the Prussian-inspired mass-schooling model in favor of a return to Classical education?
>If we do not have the votes to repeal a Federal agency or program, should we do whatever we possibly can to orient it towards ends that serve an explicitly Conservative, Christian, and Right-wing viewpoint?
>Should we dramatically curtail the regulatory state that prevents the construction of housing, factories, mines, power plants, transmission lines, pipelines, and infrastructure?
>Should nuclear power once again be a core component of American energy policy?
>Should we pursue energy abundance (including nuclear, natural gas, oil, geothermal, hydroelectric power, and whatever renewable sources prove economically competitive) rather than deliberately making energy scarce and expensive in the name of combating climate change?
>Should America maintain enough domestic industrial capacity to produce its own weapons, ammunition, ships, semiconductors, machine tools, pharmaceuticals, electrical equipment, and other goods that are strategically essential to preserving our sovereignty as an independent nation?
>To that end, should we reduce our strategic dependence on China even if doing so increases some prices in the short term?
>Should chronic shoplifting, organized retail theft, vandalism, open-air drug markets, and persistent public lawlessness in Blue America be tolerated any longer?
>Should we seek to make it easier to denaturalize avowed Marxists in America by overturning Schneiderman v. United States?
>Should the DSA be treated as an existential threat to America instead of a normal political organization?
>Should Marxist agitators like Hasan Piker be forcibly deported from the US, damn the consequences?
And then, after all of that, we can ask the philosophical questions that continue to tear us to pieces.
There may be no possible way to overcome the divide that exists on the "not Left", but that doesn't mean a new fusionist coalition isn't possible.
That requires us to stop trying to cancel and gatekeep our enemies and instead recognize a far greater and more dangerous enemy in the form of the Democratic Party and its adherents.
Blue states are the new Rust Belt and they literally did it to themselves.
Red America is going to the moon and to the frontiers of consciousness via AI. Blue states are going back to mud huts.
But Obama did do that, not just to Fox, but to the Washington Times, the New York Post, and the Dallas Morning News.
Not only that, but the Obama Administration opposed legislation to protect reporters from being arrested for publicizing information sensitive to national security (and whatever fit that description would have been up to the Administration).
He also prosecuted more reporters and whisleblowers than all previous presidents combined.
Anthropic’s CEO wants America’s AI labs to embed “independent” groups like METR inside them to enforce “alignment.”
The money trail runs through a shadowy leftist NGO same small network.
This is another battle in our war against leftist censorship NGOs.🧵
There is a genuine "alignment problem" with AI, but putting these people in charge of it is like the IRS hiring Wesley Snipes.
Everything I've read about Effective Altruism makes it sound like if the People's Temple somehow infiltrated finance instead of dying in Guyana.
We just bought Greenland without having to formally annex it.
Denmark can't even blow their nose on the Greenlandic shore without Trump's approval now.
The American Empire rises.
You’re lying about the deportation results. Obfuscating the truth relating the successes of the Trump admin is disingenuous at best. CPI has remained fairly stable and criticism of the Trump admin is best conducted in a manner that orients toward truth and progress. You are engaging in bad faith and contributing to an environment that is politically and socially toxic toward conservatives
@_Apollosol Trump did what the Pro-Life crowd couldn't, which was to win and actually govern, and for that unpardonable "sin", they will never forgive him.
I don't care what anybody says about me. I will not stop fighting to defend America's cultural identity, for the next generation to have the opportunity to live a good life, and to ensure that my kids grow up in a nation that they recognize.
Psyops psyops everywhere.
Ignore the sudden heavy anti-Trump push. It's not genuine. In fact, whenever you see a heavy political push come out of left field all in unison, it's programming. Paid agenda or bot-pushed.