to the
@Lomu and
@Glug and
@thecurious1 and
@spinefx of the world
Calling me “racist” for opposing illegal immigration and birthright citizenship is just lazy deflection — the kind of knee-jerk reaction people use when they don’t have a real argument. There’s nothing inherently racist about wanting a country to have borders, laws, or to preserve its cultural identity. That used to be called patriotism.
Let’s be clear: I’m not against immigrants. I’m against illegal immigration — and against policies that incentivize it by handing out citizenship like candy. Birthright citizenship has been twisted far beyond its original intent, and it’s now being used as a tool of demographic manipulation, not justice.
And on cue...an example of whats in store. Your candidate in NYC — how did he get elected?
40% of New Yorkers weren’t even born in the country. A man who
- hates jews...
- wants to defund cops...
- will maintain the sanctuary status
- wants intifada everywhere
- wants 65mill for sex change ops even for kids and of coure
- gvt run food outlets.
A walking talking living example of every fith liberal progressive stupidity and hes now likely to be the next mayor of a great city. MY CITY.
That’s not xenophobia — that’s a
statistical fact. Even his
own mother once said of him, “He’s not even American.” That speaks volumes.
And now, yet again, New York elects a radical progressive who openly pushes a socialist agenda — in the biggest city in America. Another domino falls. And you expect me not to see this as a threat to the country I love?
There is nothing wrong with Americans who cherish their history, their traditions, and their way of life — and who are alarmed when they see it being diluted or deliberately undermined under the guise of "progress."
That’s not racism. That’s common sense — and self-preservation.
And on top of that...ITS NOT EVEN YOUR COUNTRY! Just a little intellectual exercise as folks who watch from afar and want to see your progressive ideology play out
Guaranteed the same push back would be seen here if the floodgates to the north had been opened up.
