u/TrevorBOB9

This is y’all’s guy?

I don't feel like this shouldn’t have to be said, yet here we are, with plenty of people happy to let large numbers of Muslims immigrate, to vote for them, to let them make anti-American laws in places they gain enough control, to let them spread hatred against our country.

Can you sincerely say you want more people like this in your country? or less? https://x.com/visegrad24/status/2085540931575390304

Folks always have excuses to avoid doing anything. They throw up their hands and say “well, they have free speech too”. Having a right to free speech doesn’t mean having a right to live here. “Separation of church and state”, they say, as they give in to the religion that routinely takes over places and builds oppressive theocracies. “Religious tolerance“ they say, for a religion that oppresses women and destroys men.

Are there moderate, patriotic, tolerant Muslims? Yes of course. But we probably don’t want them to take over either, especially if they’ll happily vote for radical Muslims. We *absolutely* cannot tolerate Muslims who do not share American values and will gladly use our democratic systems against us.

EDIT: Reddit has temp banned me a couple times for criticizing Islam and just removed a comment with another Twitter link, in case you’re wondering where they stand.

>But it also exposed an open secret about New Jersey’s so-called motor voter law that officials and political operatives have known for years: There’s little to stop noncitizens from registering to vote if they want to, or even by mistake. And election officials and campaign consultants from both parties believe that the number of noncitizens being added to the voter rolls is significantly higher than the 6,600 Sherrill cited — because the state has been automatically registering drivers since 2018, and her figure covers only June 2023 to June 2024.

It’s an “open secret“ that the number is “significantly higher than 6,600” in just this one state, while so many people have been pointing out these kinds of issues and vulnerabilities for years and years, all while the stubborn NPC propaganda has been saying our elections are totally safe and secure.

I’ve seen folks in here have backtracked from “it doesn’t happen“ to “it’s not that many people just check heritage foundation” to “but did it actually change any election results?”. How will you choose to respond to the mounting evidence?

Many of y'all don't really seem to care about the semantic games (manipulation) that politicians and the media are constantly engaging in, with the intent of biasing the average person's opinion on a particular topic. But here is yet another example.

1.3 million California voters signed petitions to get Prop 39 on the ballot since September 2025, when it was titled "Establishes additional voter identification and citizenship verification requirements". That was well over the number of signatures needed, ensuring it will be on the ballot on November 3rd. But on July 21 this year, Attorney General Rob Bonta changed the title to "Prohibits citizens from voting unless they present government-issued verification".

There was nothing wrong with the original title, and actually it's more transparent than the new one, mentioning the citizenship verification requirements, even though those are for "the Secretary of State and county elections officials", not individual voters. Yet Rob Bonta finds it necessary to change to a new title that starts with "Prohibits citizens from voting...". Not a lie, per se, but a deliberate and proactive manipulation of language with the hope of making more people feel the way he wants them to about it.

It's disgusting, and far far too prevalent. If you can't see how this damages trust in our leaders and public figures and national institutions, I don't think you're being honest enough with yourself.

Why do people keep vandalizing murals memorializing murder victims? If this were George Floyd or a ICE victim we’d be having a national outcry about racism or fascism or something.

Multiple people on here have been advocating wealth taxes.

1. The US already the most progressive tax system in the world.

2. Wealth taxes are not ethical or Christian.

3. They don’t even work.

The protests and vandalism for ugliness and destruction's sake make me think of John 10:10.

>The demographic and cultural drivers are clear. Perpetrators from Pakistani Muslim and other Muslim backgrounds operated under an honour- and shame-based clan code that treated non-Muslim girls, especially white working class girls, as property available for sexual use…

>…every one of our institutions failed them catastrophically. Police forces ignored repeated reports, criminalised victims instead of perpetrators, destroyed evidence, and allowed known rapists to walk free on bail. Social care services undermined protective parents, placed children in trafficking hubs inside children’s homes, closed cases despite clear indicators of exploitation, and retaliated against whistleblowers.

>The NHS recorded genital injuries, multiple sexually transmitted infections in children as young as 13, pregnancies caused by rape, and suicide attempts, yet discharged victims back to their abusers without safeguarding referrals or trauma care. Schools observed older men collecting girls at the gates, heard disclosures of rape on school premises, and responded by excluding victims rather than protecting them. Taxi licensing authorities renewed permits for drivers who formed the logistical backbone of the networks and collapsed in the face of organised protests when basic safety measures were proposed.

EVEN IF there is no significant fraud going on--and many potential vectors are being pointed out right now--how are we supposed to have faith and confidence in elections that suddenly change trajectory like the stock market, after election day. Especially when the result is putting down an independent challenger to the incumbent favored by the people making the rules and counting the votes?

>Two Klan members, identified only as F-31 and F-32, came to the SPLC in 2010 in fear for their safety and wanting to leave the hate group, the indictment alleges.

>Instead of helping them find a way out, prosecutors say, the pair were paid $1,200 per month, plus expenses, via a shell corporation called Rare Books Warehouse to remain in the Klan.

>Some of that money, according to the indictment, was used to recruit new members and make the Klan’s notorious white robes.

Deregulate healthcare again and fix the patent system pls