A lot of people seem incapable of understanding the difference between opposition to an individual migrating to the United States and opposition to millions of people migrating to the United States. Since it’s impossible to get a picture of all people immigrating to the United States, it sometimes becomes necessary to use anecdotal means of representing a large group… like a photo of dozens of people. The photo Bo French posted isn’t really about those specific individuals; it’s a representation of the observable demographic changes in Texas involving roughly half a million people from India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Nepal, and Bangladesh over the past 15 years. Elements of those populations belong to the roughly 400,000 Muslims who also live in Texas. That is a lot of people with vastly different cultures, value systems, religions, and political ideologies. It is ok to observe that and question the wisdom of the policies that have allowed it. It isn’t an individual assessment; it’s a population-level conversation. I haven’t even included the other 1 million foreign-born people who have moved to Texas in that time period. Texans (and Americans) should be able to weigh in on whether adding millions of foreigners into our societies in a relatively short period of time is wise. Each of those foreigners imports a different culture, and at scale those differences can negatively disrupt the expectations of what value systems and traditions are predominant, supplanting the native culture. Transplanting 50 million Americans into Mexico City would have massive ramifications on the native cultures and traditions of that city and state, and the people of Mexico have a moral duty to raise objections to their own government facilitating those changes against the interest of their own citizenry. 300 Americans moving to Mexico City is less of a problem. Texans should have a say in who is being allowed into our communities and at what scale. Anyone taking issue with that is grasping at woke straws.
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When I was an undergrad doing premed, we would all study in a wing of the university that was left open for us. We consisted of two white girls (myself and my roommate), the rest were immigrants - two Indian guys (who proudly cheated their way to med school), a Pakistani, a Greek guy, a Slovakian, two Japanese girls, a Chinese girl, an Iranian, a Nigerian. That was it. Not one white guy and only two Americans. I just reposted something that said essentially “what would you think if you went to Japan and everyone was African, and when you asked where the Japanese were, you were treated like you were crazy.” Well, that’s where we are in the US, and it hasn’t happened overnight. It happened slowly and while we were paying no attention. It’s time to wake up now.
I heard UT graduation this year looked like this. I didn’t believe it. The problem is now obviously far worse than anyone imagined.
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The entire Texas GOP is actively melting down because someone had the courage to notice that they’re presiding over the active and intentional replacement of the Texas population with foreigners What a disgrace
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I bought my Dad an Uber gift card, and none of the gift card options showed a white person, only black and brown. Uber’s not being subtle.
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Replying to @mattvanswol
Allowing a public school to educate your child, is like a sheep allowing wolves to raise their lamb. Don’t allow your children to be raised by people who hate you.
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Americans murdered by illegal aliens. They deserved dignity.
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The Hart-Celler Immigration Act of 1965, in conjunction with the Immigration Act of 1990, is the most recent declaration of war Congress has ever passed. Not only did this legislation declare war on American culture, but it has also been sending foreign troops to every American community to steal their jobs, erase their religion, and infiltrate their schools. I am preparing a monumental bill that repeals Hart-Celler, ends the H1-B visa scam, ends chain migration, and creates a whole new character-based system that would make America look like America again. The ASSIMILATION Act is how we can save our culture and secure our country.
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Surreal.
2005. Pelosi slams the Bush Admin for not securing the border and for not enforcing immigration laws. Pelosi: "Democrats support enforcing laws, current laws against those who came here illegally." If only 2005 Nancy could see her party now.
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KS retweeted
This is actually happening!!
This is not a joke, folks. This is what the democrat party stands for. They want to keep funding this bs.
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I'll say it again Derek Chauvin didn't murder George Floyd
I'll say it again Derek Chauvin didn't murder George Floyd
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We are all father Custodio ballester
Spanish Catholic priest faces three years in prison for criticizing Islam. Father Custodio Ballester, a 61-year-old Spanish Catholic priest.
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Heartbreaking. Muslims are setting fire to entire Christian villages and towns in Syria. In just 20 years, the Christian population in Syria has fallen from 3 million to under 300,000. And now they are trying to exterminate what’s left. This is what a real genocide looks like.
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I have never said this before but, they indeed are the enemy of all decent people.
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Letter to the Trump Administration referring Texas A&M for investigation: Secretaries Kennedy and McMahon, I appreciate the work the Trump Administration and your agencies have done to protect taxpayers from being forced to fund diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) and transgender indoctrination, especially in public universities, and to enforce President Trump’s bold directive that it is “the policy of the United States to recognize two sexes, male and female. These sexes are not changeable and are grounded in fundamental and incontrovertible reality.” As a former Chief of Staff of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) during the first Trump Administration, I have tremendous appreciation for the responsibilities you are entrusted with and am aware of how much funding comes out of your agencies for universities in Texas. I’ve had a Texas A&M whistleblower student provide my office with video evidence of her being kicked out of a “CHILDREN’S LITERATURE” class after she objected to persistent transgender and DEI indoctrination. Students were forced to learn the “gender unicorn,” which propagandizes extreme transgender ideology. The taxpayer funded professor also taught what could be considered encouragement to engage in criminal child grooming and gave instructional materials that stated: “why talk about queerness at all [in Children’s literature]? Isn’t that way too “adult” for little kids? Well, no.” During a class instruction on “let’s talk gender in children’s lit,” the professor taught that “childhood is the time for figuring out how to be a boy, girl, man, woman, or another gender” and that “children and adolescents are expected to be sexless, even as our culture valorizes, idealizes, and even eroticizes youth.” After objecting to such instruction occurring, the student was ordered to leave the class and told she was not welcome to return. Texas A&M President’s indefensible response was to defend the decision for Texas A&M to teach this material because it was needed training for future public school administrators. I have previously referred Texas A&M to the Trump Administration for investigation into discriminatory DEI practices, and I am now expanding that request. Since the Texas government has not ended this taxpayer-funded liberal indoctrination, I am writing to respectfully request that you or other agencies take any appropriate action(s) to ensure that Texas universities receiving federal funds are complying with President Trump’s Executive Orders. For Liberty, Brian Harrison cc: Paula Stannard, Director, Office for Civil Rights, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Craig Trainor, Acting Assistant Secretary for Civil Rights, U.S. Department of Education
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Spectrum is the worst.
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twitter.com/RaihanJewel3/sta… Arab and Pakistani Muslim migrants in Britain cry "Islamophobia" over this viral lecture by Douglas Murray in which he dared to criticize and reject Islam and Sharia laws for being incompatible with the UK’s culture, values ​​and liberties. Retweet if you agree with every single word Douglas Murray said in this video!
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The chairman of the board of Credit Suisse is called Mr. Lehmann. We live in a simulation.
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I regard that above 20-second statement from Chuck Schumer to be among the most important and illuminating explanations of how Washington actually works and who really runs it. They should show it in every Civics class and US Politics 101 college freshman curriculum.
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