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typically it's easier to vote into socialism than it is to vote your out ...
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If you vote Democrats into majorities in the House and Senate and you live in Blue State, I will have no pity for you when "immigrants" burn your state to the ground like France. Unless you voted Republican, then I suggest you come seek refuge in a free state like Florida.
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or Obama net worth pre-presidency: $1m in office: $1.3 million to $12 million now: $70m you tell me the Obamas would have this level of wealth (ELITE btw) if not for Barack becoming President.
I never got that feeling when Joe "10% for the big guy" Biden and Nancy "insider trader" Pelosi were in charge!
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Gavin dreams of a blue tsunami because moving actual water to dry hydrants and empty municipal reservoirs requires basic competence. Sacramento spends hundreds of millions on theatrical climate bureaucracies while neighborhood pipes run completely dry during catastrophic blazes. California progressives tax working families into poverty, squander the treasury on ideological vanity projects, and leave citizens to fight roaring infernos with garden hoses.
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Connecticut Corrupticut #500000...
💸 Connecticut's state-sponsored FMLA program GOES TO NONCITIZENS! You pay a 0.5% payroll tax. They created this because noncitizens and illegal aliens cannot access federal funds when they are disabled or unemployed or lazy. This program is almost definitely rife with fraud.
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We can’t let this happen in America & I won’t let it happen in Ohio. The stakes are clear.
France's cost-of-living protests take a destructive turn as rioters torch a historic town hall, leaving much of the 143-year-old landmark in ruins. In Limoges, flames engulf the building before its roof collapses. The local prefect calls the attack deliberate, while France's interior minister blames radical far-left groups for violence breaking out during demonstrations nationwide. President Emmanuel Macron is condemning the destruction and warning that those responsible for attacking public buildings and businesses will face prosecution. The unrest is spreading well beyond one city. See where masked groups are attempting to storm government buildings: foxnews.com/world/limoges-to…
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What Elon Musk just announced is revolutionary. To understand why, you have to go back to July. In July, Zanny Minton Beddoes, editor-in-chief of The Economist, sat down with Musk. He told her what he's been saying for years: AI and robots will create an age of abundance. Not universal basic income. Universal high income. She asked the question every economist asks: "Where's the revenue coming from?" If you just issue checks, you get inflation. At the time, even Musk gave the old answer: the Treasury should issue checks. This morning, he gave a completely different one. One SpaceX share to every kid in America. The first of many. Not printed money. Ownership of the value itself. That's the real answer to her question. The revenue comes from where the value is created. And in the age of AI, where is value created? In private companies. Not in ministries, not in agencies, not in parliaments. The models, the robots, the chips, the energy, the rockets. Almost every productivity explosion of the next twenty years will happen inside companies that build. Once you understand that, the question of the century changes. It's no longer "will there be abundance?" It's "how do we share it?" There are only two models. In the first, the State sits in the middle. It taxes the companies that create value, then redistributes it. Every dollar passes through politicians, agencies, committees, lobbies. It arrives late, it arrives smaller, and it arrives captured. And it's inflationary by nature, because the State injects money without owning any of the production behind it. In the second, the entrepreneur distributes directly. Those who create the value hand ownership of it to citizens. No intermediary. Your income grows at the speed of the value being created. And deflation stops being your enemy: when AI drives the cost of everything toward zero, you're not holding a fixed check that politicians forgot to index. You own the machine that's driving prices down. We already know the State is a useless layer. Everything it touches becomes unaffordable: housing, tuition, healthcare. Everything it leaves alone gets cheaper and better every year. And in the age of superintelligence, that layer becomes even more absurd. Musk believes AI will exceed the intelligence of all humans combined within five years. In that world, what exactly is the function of a bureaucracy whose job is to take from one hand and give to the other, slowly, taking its cut along the way? The State was a slow layer in a slow world. In an exponential world, it's a bottleneck. QED: Elon Musk is disrupting the State. Not by fighting it. By making it unnecessary. It's the same playbook he's always run. He didn't lobby NASA to get better, he built SpaceX. He didn't beg carmakers to go electric, he built Tesla. He's not asking the State to redistribute better. He's building the alternative, and letting everyone compare. In 2008, everyone bet he'd go bankrupt. They bet rockets would never land. They bet electric cars would never sell. Now they're betting the State is irreplaceable. Don't bet against Elon.
Two days ago I wrote about a mechanism: everything the state touches becomes unaffordable, and the young people suffering from it blame capitalism instead of the state. This morning, Elon Musk announced he'll give one SpaceX share to every kid in America. And this is the move that breaks that mechanism completely. Go back to Mark Perry's chart. At the top, what explodes: housing, tuition, healthcare, childcare. Sectors where the state subsidizes demand and blocks supply. At the bottom, what collapses: TVs, phones, software. Sectors where companies compete to serve you better and cheaper. Now look at the two models of universal income through that chart. The state model sends you a check. A check is subsidized demand. And we know exactly what happens when you subsidize demand without freeing supply: prices rise to swallow it. Give everyone $1,000 a month while building permits stay blocked, and landlords capture it within two years. The state check feeds the top of the chart. It's the same mechanism that made tuition explode, applied to an entire economy. Musk's model gives you ownership. Not a check, a stake in the machine at the bottom of the chart, the deflation machine. When AI and robots drive the cost of almost everything toward zero, you're not waiting for a politician to vote you a raise. You own the thing that's creating the abundance. But the real checkmate is narrative. The whole system runs on one story: the capitalist is the villain. The boss, the rich, the multinational. Schools tell it, universities tell it, subsidized culture tells it. Because the system will never name itself as the culprit. What happens to that story when the richest man in the world puts a piece of his company in the hands of every child in the country? It collapses. A 12-year-old who owns SpaceX doesn't grow up reading the world as oppressor versus oppressed. He grows up as an owner. He watches his share move when a rocket lands. He understands, in his gut and not from a textbook, that value comes from people who build, not from people who redistribute. You can't make capital the enemy when capital is in your account. You can't attack a gift to children without exposing what you're really defending: the intermediary. The bureaucrat. The middle layer that lives off the gap between those who create and those who receive. That's the checkmate. Not an argument. Not a debate. Musk isn't trying to convince this generation that the state is the problem. He's making the state irrelevant, and letting them see it for themselves. The last generation learned to protest against those who create. The next one will grow up owning them.
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Remember CoVid?! BLM riots - safe & Mask optional Family Thanksgiving Gathering - DANGEROUS "Don't Get Fooled Again" The Who

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To add to your list: Sanders is also a failed socialist/communist. When he was younger, he got kicked out of a commune he tried to join after only 3 days because HE REFUSED to do ANY manual labor. He wants a Stalin type of government - in which he is part of an elite group that benefits from the efforts of others, but doesn’t have to do any work of his own. He is a multi millionaire with three houses that sit largely unused - something that one who truly believes in communism wouldn’t do. How this man continues to be supported by the far left is a testament to the propaganda strength of the MSM and the rot of the U.S. political establishment.
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Problem- Reaction- solution. They ALLOW absolute mayhem to occur.. Infact I’d say the orchestrate it and facilitate it through their policies. Then. They slap on something that remove even more freedom
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45 years ago, at the height of Lebanon’s civil war between Christians and Muslims, Bachir Gemayel warned the West: “If you don’t understand that our fight is also your fight, a day will come when you’ll have to fight the same war on your own soil, but by then it will be too late.” His prediction proved prophetic. The ideology that destroyed Christian Lebanon is now destroying Europe, with the same Palestinian flags and keffiyehs serving as its symbols.
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🇫🇷 THE BIG QUESTION! - Who's Actually Rioting In France? No one knows for sure, because France refuses to collect any data on ethnicity. It's literally illegal there to count! 👉 But let's not play dumb. We have a pretty good idea. The protests started with students and unions over schools and the cost of living, and plenty of those marchers are ordinary French people. Fine. The looting, the burning cars, the smashed storefronts, that's a different crowd. The government blames "ultra-left" agitators, and sure, the black-bloc anarchists are real. But a big piece of that street violence pours out of the banlieues, the immigrant housing projects ringing the cities. Mostly French citizens on paper, second and third generation, of North and West African descent, never assimilated, boiling for years. We watched it explode in 2005. We watched it again in 2023 after the Nahel shooting. Here's what should bother you. France made it illegal to even measure this, so every time it blows up the press says "French youth" and nobody can prove otherwise. You can't fix a problem you refuse to count. Mass immigration without assimilation doesn't disappear. It just waits for a reason.
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Martha MARX? You can’t make this up. On behalf of CT citizens everywhere, believe me when I say, “Marx, leave us alone.” Go away. You are the problem. Vote @Leeelci
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Ces images doivent faire le tour du monde. Nos voisins doivent savoir. Lyon l’une des plus grandes villes de France le 17 octobre est l’une des villes les plus touchées. A Lyon, aucun commerce n’a été épargné, oui aucun commerce n’a aucun épargné vous avez bien lu. Toutes les boutiques vidées, vitrines éventrées, stocks dévalisés de la rue de la République aux Jacobins, jusqu’à Confluence. L’office de tourisme de Bellecour pillé puis incendié. Les pillages ont continué toute la nuit et même dimanche matin. Les commerçants avaient barricadé. Ça n’a pas suffi. Des magasins de vêtements, de sport, de luxe, des enseignes grand public, tout y est passé. Le préjudice est tel qu’il faudra des semaines pour le chiffrer. Certains ne rouvriront pas. La France est dans le ravin. Macron en est l’un des principaux responsables. Le pays est hors de contrôle. Le monde doit le savoir.
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I am from a city called Jerash, today it is insignificant, a forgotten, decaying place. But once, it was great. It was Jarasa, a thriving city of the Greco-Roman world, a beacon of culture, knowledge, and civilization. Then, Islam arrived. My ancestors were forced to convert, their heritage erased, and their land stripped of its brilliance. What was once a center of civilization became a ruin, another casualty of Islam’s relentless march. This wasn’t just Jerash. It was Lebanon. It was Syria. It was Iraq. It was Egypt. These lands weren’t always the Islamic backwaters they are today. They were hubs of knowledge, trade, philosophy, and empire. Then Islam came. It deformed them, crushed their identities, and plunged them into centuries of regression. Egypt, the land of the Pharaohs, of towering pyramids, of an empire that shaped history, was swallowed by an ideology that replaced its greatness with religious stagnation. Islam was the greatest colonial project in history. It expanded by force, erasing entire civilizations and replacing them with submission to an Arab warlord from the 7th century. And yet, the stupid Western left, the so-called defenders of “decolonization,” bend over backward to give Islam a pass. They scream about colonialism when it comes to the West but ignore the Islamic colonization of entire peoples, cultures, and lands. They want to hand the West over to the very force that already destroyed the East.
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It's not what it looks like...
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My wife and I left Paris this morning, just before riots were set to begin across the country. The original plan was to get an uber to the airport later in the day, and enjoy the last morning in the city before flying home. We were warned by multiple people to call an early uber, because riots would make it impossible to get to the airport. We weren’t sure what to expect, as France is always “protesting” or rioting — but I’m not sure we expected what we’re seeing right now. The most jarring thing about it is that all the normal French people know. Every normal citizen is aware that their city will burn, and they brush it off. Their government obviously knows as well, but they do nothing to protect their historic buildings and places, or their culture. There did not seem to be any protective fencing or riot preparation whatsoever. Everyone in France knew it would burn and they let it happen. It’s particularly appalling because if you take tours of historic places in France, whether it’s Notre Dame or a 12th century chateau that makes wine, you will hear the same thing: “It’s remarkable that we were able to recover anything from the French Revolution, but so much was lost.” Everything sacred was burned or melted down for scrap because they didn’t care about western civilization, either. Now, the enemy is different, but the goal is the same. I heard Muslim teenagers in Bordeaux scream “allahu akbar” at a family fair, I saw hordes of Muslims gawk at Catholic Churches; in Paris, they own the city. France, and the West, will fall unless that enemy is removed.
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We will all soon know what it feels like to be Jewish. In France, they already do. It will be our just deserts for having abandoned the Jews, ignored their warnings, turned against them, and even marched alongside their oppressors. For three years, you useful idiots have been parading Palestinian flags, sporting keffiyehs, screaming “From the River to the Sea”, and recognizing a fictitious Palestinian state as a reward for Hamas’s October 7 massacre (looking at you, @EmmanuelMacron). You have boycotted the only Jewish state in the world, vilified the Jewish people’s right to self-determination (aka “Zionism”), and spread the “Gaza genocide” blood libel. Did you really think that if you fed the crocodile enough Jewish flesh, it would eventually be satiated? All you have done is embolden the monster and whet its appetite. So you were worried about “colonization”? Look around. The only thing being colonized here are our own Western cities. The Palestinian flag has become a victory banner, proudly waved amid the ruins of looted and vandalized historic buildings—a symbol of hatred for our civilization and everything it stands for. It never ends with the Jews.
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🚨🔔 HISTORIAN EXPOSES HYPOCRISY OF ILHAN AND ZORAN: “I wish everybody would just look at the people in our country who are immigrants that are locating themselves as the paragon of moral virtue, and what claim they have on it to judge.” Ilhan Omar, Zohran Mamdani, and our friend from Ethiopia, the Denver congress woman Kiros they come over here and start lecturing us about all the sins of the United States. The only thing that’s going to stop is people are going to have to say “ I don’t wanna hear it anymore”‼️
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I deal with Moronistan and Podcastistan every day, so you don’t have to. It’s telling that we’re just a couple of weeks away from a potentially life-altering election, facing what I believe is a Republic-ending socialist threat, and these people are doing everything they can to help their radical ideological allies win. Stay focused. Vote. Bring ten people with you. Ignore the grifters. And take your country back. She needs you. 🇺🇸
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There is no 2a in France. Imagine: Francois hears someone breaking into his home one night. He has no gun. Gun possession, but for rare cases, is illegal. So, he grabs a golf club. He confronts the intruder hellbent on harming his family. Francois puts a 3-wood to the side of Muhammad’s head. Muhammad is hospitalized with a fractured skull and Francois is jailed for excessive use of force. What was he supposed to do? Nothing, really. This is precisely what Democrats want here. All of your rights hang on the Second Amendment.
Looters in Marseille, France, have reportedly begun targeting private homes, breaking into large villas in the affluent 7th arrondissement.
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