IMO, it is actually racist to give more importance to the Empire possessions in North American than Asia.
 

Replies: @anonymous

Interesting pov.

But the current events/narrative start to close the circle:

Iraq was "Kill them over there so we don't have to kill them over here."

Check

Now, what to do about the people over HERE who are interfering with our Purim vision of controlling the universe?

Who do we Americans think we are? Christians? You do NOT know Him.

‘Pride goeth before destruction, and an haughty spirit before a fall.’ Proverbs 16:18
 

Christians by virtue of their pagan polytheist mangods-worshipping beliefs will NEVER truly know Him! You fellows never seem to get it... God is NOT man! If you can't comprehend something this basic, what will you glean from those pretentious words extracted from pagan books.

Get that into your pagan-brained heads, and tackle this as hateful white supremacist and gun-control issues. Of course, we all know there are no solutions to either... it's who you are.

Replies: @Anon

You can sure Silicon Valley is hard at work training AIs to crank out "white racist manifestos".

I am sure the "intelligence community" will pay them a fat fee for some good ones. ;-)

Replies: @Amerimutt Golems

His writing is more than adequate. You are simply trying to muddy the narrative... because honkies can't be responsible for such evil. Yeah?

And who cares jack about the soil of The Left. Let them keep it. If they pursue and invade us we kill them.
 

Oh please. Shadowstats is to economics what Infowars is to talk radio.

Ahem...that was uncluttered minds.

You may be right there. Republicans could have done something when they had the White House and both houses of Congress, on this and many other issues.

Namely, something to make secession unnecessary and less attractive by dramatically devolving power from DC — and from the governments of existing leviathan States — to more politically and morally like-minded, socially cohesive, culturally compatible groups of people.

New States, freed from rule by Sacramento (really electoral domination and welfare exploitation by the 14 million residents of LA and Orange Counties), in East California and North California.

A new State, freed from rule by Olympia (really Seattle), in East Washington.
A new State, freed from rule by Salem (really Portland), in East Oregon.
A new State, freed from rule by Albany (really NYC), in western NY.
Several new States in Texas, as specifically contemplated by its Constitution

A serious problem that we have now, especially in geographically larger States, is the lack of other States as options for living or shopping/dining nearby. CA can raise the sales tax all it wants, because most people live far, far from the nearest state with no sales tax (Oregon) and have no choice. Especially now that amazon and other major online companies are collecting sales tax rigorously.

Same is true of any excise tax (gasoline, alcohol, tobacco, marijuana). People need a way to buy goods and services in another State without spending too much time and money getting to that other State. Can’t do that in coastal CA. Can’t readily do that in much of New York.

More and smaller states can mean more competition for more-reasonable tax rates.

More and smaller states would also enable more people to commute to leftist authoritarian places like LA without living in CA and being, for example, largely disarmed.

You can’t commute to Nevada to gain whatever greater liberties or efficiencies are available there compared to CA — such as being allowed to protect yourself or your family with a firearm, not subjecting your children to quite as an extreme indoctrination in politics and perversion in government schools, having homo marriage or not homo marriage, whatever one’s values and policy priorities are — but you might do the much shorter commute to east California.

People living in massive states and/or far from other States have even less leverage against state government than others.

We ought to work towards devolution and increased local autonomy, decreased federal authority over most things, as an alternative to secession. But tyrants and bullies usually aren’t real receptive to the “bend so you don’t break” approach, are they? They will keep forcing us all to live and even think alike, 350 million people increasingly with different languages and beliefs and expectations, and people of all backgrounds will resent it.

Our family doesn’t want to break up the USA or move abroad, but we’d seriously consider a move to “East California” if its laws were somewhat less intrusive, its curriculum less extreme, or its taxes less onerous.

Failing this extremely unlikely scenario, the USA will come to resemble California demographically, culturally, politically, and economically, and moving abroad will seem like a better option to some of us. Never thought I’d say that.

‘At Its Core, Christian Zionism Is Anti-Semitic’.
 

Don’t take just his word for it. Listen to Jewish Rabbi Lynn Gottlieb a Jewish Rabbi say that instead of supporting the Jewish people, Christian Zionists actually practice anti-Semitism.
 

Surely you realize there is no connection between Zionism and Judaism
 

Tyrants, at least, get sh*t done, even if they're wrong.

The Orange Buffoon tweets tough then does nothing while his enemies call the shots.

The exception is when Mother Israel wants something. Even then the OB still doesn't have to think, just defer to president kushner following orders from a Rabbinical walkie-talkie.

Replies: @Rich

Are you confusing White women with Jews, perhaps?

Replies: @Johnny K. Arate

Steve, you must be young.
 

Replies: @Achmed E. Newman