My posts about nationalism and the horrors of reality always get more traction than my posts about Gundam, and that's fine. I'd like more engagement on my silly art and gunpla, but Twitter is the only platform I use for news and information and those discussions get passionate.
I don't post for dopamine or validation. For the first time in my life, I am emboldened enough to speak honestly, sometimes cheekily, about my beliefs and my desire to have my country returned to pre Hart-Cellar demographics. I don't have any genuine hate for groups of people I've never met, but I see that some differences are insurmountable. Some cultures have practices incompatible with America, and importing these people en masse has lowered the quality of life for people I care about.
I was a normal millennial Texas Republican up until college. It wasn't until Trump won the first time that I realized I'd been programmed to accept the controlled demolition of my state and surroundings. I know the mass removal of millions of people is extreme. I understand they came here under invitation of our government. Some of them never broke rules or laws. They built homes here. And that sucks. But they have to go.
All the societal and economic problems we currently face would be alleviated almost overnight if 100 million people were removed. There are good foreigners that earned their right to stay. We know who the problem communities are. We can start there. I will accept nothing short of complete reversal of this status quo.
I've recently admitted to being a White nationalist to my close friends, and it went over surprisingly well. I can articulate my grievances with multiculturalism and my desired solutions much better since I've adopted sobriety. The irony of my position isn't lost on me, being the son of a Welsh/Irish and Hispanic decent. I've had a foot in both worlds my entire life, but I have no loyalty to Mexico and no alligience with Mexican Nationals. On my dad's side, we can trace our lineage back to Salem during the witch trials. On my mother's side, we were in Texas prior to 1836 and had fighters on both sides.
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