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(01-22-2018 01:48 AM)SamuelBRoberts Wrote:(01-22-2018 01:31 AM)Wutang Wrote: Did you inadvertently say that you have more in common with your typical soy boy rather than someone like Roosh?
No, it wasn't inadvertent. Roosh and I have a lot in common in many areas. We both lift. We both like girls. We both are pretty deep into crypto. We're both prone to writing long internet posts. I like Roosh a lot, and I'm proud of the small ways in which I've been able to help him, like writing for his websites and buying his books. But even if we're ideologically and personality-wise similar, culturally, I have far more in common with the soy boy. There is more to life, and more to culture, than the politics and masculinity we talk about on the forum.
This is one of those things that's difficult to explain to people who don't spend serious time with other cultures in a capacity that goes beyond light travel and fucking girls. They're DIFFERENT. They're different in millions of ways, most of which you would never even think exist.
(01-22-2018 01:48 AM)SamuelBRoberts Wrote:(01-22-2018 01:31 AM)Wutang Wrote: Did you inadvertently say that you have more in common with your typical soy boy rather than someone like Roosh?
No, it wasn't inadvertent. Roosh and I have a lot in common in many areas. We both lift. We both like girls. We both are pretty deep into crypto. We're both prone to writing long internet posts. I like Roosh a lot, and I'm proud of the small ways in which I've been able to help him, like writing for his websites and buying his books. But even if we're ideologically and personality-wise similar, culturally, I have far more in common with the soy boy. There is more to life, and more to culture, than the politics and masculinity we talk about on the forum.
(01-22-2018 02:38 AM)GlobalMan Wrote: I think it goes without saying that we all appreciate our like minded brothers here even if discussions can get heated.
(01-22-2018 02:52 AM)Handsome Creepy Eel Wrote: Is being able to share the same tradition, pun or reference to the same vintage artist really more important than magnanimity, self-sufficiency, long-term orientation...? If that's what we're going to boil down the concept of nationality to, then most of the planet is already American and should be able to move to USA.
Quote:But if I met you, would I ever, even for a split second, wonder, "Well this SamuelBRoberts guy is great but he feels so alien because he doesn't get "Kita u Bila"? Would that be grounds for denying you citizenship? If you settled in Croatia and had kids there, would they be less Croatian because of how funny or not funny they find this video? I have a feeling it would have more to do with whether they spend their time studying or running around vandalizing buildings with graffiti.
Quote:Former federal prosecutor Joe diGenova, with Ginni Thomas at The Daily Caller Foundation, discuss the following revelations:
* Obama, his Justice Department and FBI officials violated the law by committing crimes to politicize law enforcement and surveillance against political opponents.
* Former FBI Director James Comey conducted a fake criminal investigation of Hillary Clinton as they “followed none of the regular rules. He gave her every break in the book, immunized all kinds of people, allowed the destruction of evidence, with no grand jury, no subpoenas, and no search warrants.
* The FBI worked closely with the controversial Fusion GPS, a political hit squad paid by the Democrat Party and Hillary Clinton's election campaign to create and spread the discredited Steele dossier about President Donald Trump.
* Without a justifiable law enforcement or national security reason, the FBI created false facts so that they could get surveillance warrants. Those are all crimes.
* Using official FISA-702 “queries”, surveillance was done to create a false case against candidate-Trump, and then President Trump.
In this video, DiGenova holds up an unreported April 2017 99-page FISA court opinion that “describes systematic and on-going violations of the law [by the FBI and their contractors using unauthorized disclosures of raw intelligence on Americans].
* Fusion GPS and Crowdstrike, the Democrat Party’s private security firm, were among the redacted contractors of the FBI.
* House Intelligence Chairman Devin Nunes, who knows who the redacted contractors were, is expected to release more information.
* It’s now believed that journalists were paid by Fusion GPS. If true, diGenova says, “it’s the complete antithesis of American journalism and the first amendment.”
DiGenova says that “Law enforcement is being corrupted and media is being bought”. And noting the elite media’s supposed outrage about governmental power and institutions during Watergate, diGenova adds “the only thing the American journalism community seems to care about now is destroying Donald Trump.”
* The real hero? NSA ADMIRAL MIKE ROGERS. Rogers, on his own initiative, briefed Trump when he was president-elect, on Nov. 17, 2016 about the Obama-backed controversial governmental surveillance on him and his campaign team, resulting in Trump’s presidential transition being moving out of Trump Tower to Bedminster, N.J. until it could be debugged.
DiGenova also discusses the Uranium One scandal, the “tainted” Mueller special counsel investigation, and the heroism of Nunes.
* Devin Nunes is under intense pressure from a united Democrat front.
DiGenova has no doubt that if Democrats gain control in November, there will be an effort to impeach Trump. The Democrats are trying to stall and delay efforts by Republicans to find and expose the truth. It’s imperative, for the sake of preserving Trump's presidency, for the House to complete its work quickly.
(01-21-2018 11:28 PM)godzilla Wrote:(01-21-2018 09:44 PM)iop890 Wrote:(01-21-2018 09:38 PM)El Chinito loco Wrote: I think the general sentiment is that non whites can't be ideologically, racially, or culturally American no matter what the situation and should all be deported en masse.
If there were any immigrants that voted for smaller government as a group I would welcome them, this has never happened however. All immigrant groups so far have chosen to be ingrates and vote for the destruction of their host nation while talking about how much better they are than the degenerate natives.
Except the Germans, Italians an Cubans....
(01-21-2018 09:16 PM)Cobra Wrote: This is laughable. Last time I checked, being born here isn't the only thing that makes you an actual American citizen. So what you're saying is honorable military service doesnt matter but getting on the forum and screaming muh America does?
I served with many guys of all colors and origins. Some were more dedicated than others but there were many "born somewhere else" that were better than "actual Americans" at their jobs and dedication to their units and commands. Vice versa too but you get my point.
Some of the biggest degenerates I have known were born here and take more than they contribute.
(01-21-2018 10:16 PM)SamuelBRoberts Wrote:(01-21-2018 09:16 PM)Cobra Wrote: This is laughable. Last time I checked, being born here isn't the only thing that makes you an actual American citizen. So what you're saying is honorable military service doesnt matter but getting on the forum and screaming muh America does?
I served with many guys of all colors and origins. Some were more dedicated than others but there were many "born somewhere else" that were better than "actual Americans" at their jobs and dedication to their units and commands. Vice versa too but you get my point.
Some of the biggest degenerates I have known were born here and take more than they contribute.
Look at the fundamental premise of your post: American citizenship is a reward given to people who are "better" than other people. As long as you "earn" it, you should have it. In your mind, it's like a cushy job position that should go to the most deserving, provided they pass an "evaluation".
Never mind what happens to the people who are already living here, whether they would like to have their culture transformed by a flood of immigrants, or whether they want to compete with millions more for jobs. They don't get a say in the matter.
I would rather have a thousand of your "biggest degenerates" than one person like you, who thinks that this country is a giant job application and that anyone who meets the requirements should be allowed in. I can deal with degenerates. I can avoid them, I can ignore them, and worst comes to worst I can have them jailed when they break the law.
You, on the other hand, are a cancer. Left to your own devices you'll turn this nation into a giant swamp of a million ethnic groups, none of whom give the slightest damn about the people whose home this is. A "degenerate" is a nuisance, but you are poison.
Quote:This is laughable. Last time I checked, being born here isn't the only thing that makes you an actual American citizen. So what you're saying is honorable military service doesnt matter but getting on the forum and screaming muh America does?
I am an American, not by virtue of the fact that I'm "screaming muh America" on a forum, but because this is my home, in a way that it will never, ever be yours. Everything I see, every emotion I have, every experience I have is filtered through the lens of American culture that I grew up in, and you did not. The American flag means something to me that it doesn't to you. A Christmas tree means something to me that it doesn't to you. George Washington, Abraham Lincoln, the liberty bell, a billion other things that I can't even list, down to the tiniest miniature like chicken wings and the way a maple leaf turns color in the fall, all of them hold a meaning to me that I can't explain, and you will never, ever comprehend.
This is a simple fact, and it's understood implicitly in every other part of the world. I spend almost half my year in Japan. I'm a history buff, and I know Japanese history better than many Japanese people. But the Meiji Restoration, when Japan rose out of backwards poverty to become a world power, means something different to them than it does to me. I like studying religions, and can tell you all kinds of obscure facts about Japanese Shinto and Buddhism, far beyond what your average Japanese guy does. But the sight of a torii arch, and the long stone steps leading up to a shrine, means something totally different to me than it does to a Japanese man who walked up steps just like them at midnight in the cold on every January 1st for 30 years. I'm a good cook. I can make better sukiyaki than your average Japanese housewife. But when I eat the sukiyaki, it tastes a little different to me than it does to the housewife, who sat down with her parents around a boiling pot of white cabbage, negi onions and thinly sliced beef stew to celebrate the time she passed her middle school enterance exams.
I can, and do, spend a lot of time in Japan. I speak the language fluently, I know enough about the nation's culture and history to pass any citizenship test you could devise, I don't break laws, and I bring in a lot of valuable know-how that contributes to the Japanese economy. I would pass the "evaluation" you speak of with flying colors. But I am not Japanese, I will never be Japanese, and I will never even comprehend what it means to be Japanese, any more than I could understand what it means to be a bat, or a tiger. It is not my country, and it will never be my country, and if I were to get Japanese citizenship I would never in a million years dream of telling the people there that they had to let in a bunch of immigrants like me, because we're better people than they are. If I tried they'd be fully justified in shipping me on the next plane out of Narita, and making me pay for the ticket.
I am an American. You are a person with his name on a sheet of paper that reads "citizen". So you have no right to try and change this place. It's not yours to change.
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SCHIFF: “Well, because the American people unfortunately don’t have the underlying materials and therefore they can’t see how distorted and misleading this document is. The Republicans are not saying make the underlying materials available to the public. They just want to make this spin available to the public. I think that spin, which is a attack on the FBI, is just designed to attack the FBI and Bob Mueller to circle the wagons for the White House. And that’s a terrible disservice to the people, hard working people at the bureau, but more than that, it’s a disservice to the country.”
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(01-22-2018 04:44 AM)Super_Fire Wrote:(01-21-2018 11:28 PM)godzilla Wrote:(01-21-2018 09:44 PM)iop890 Wrote:(01-21-2018 09:38 PM)El Chinito loco Wrote: I think the general sentiment is that non whites can't be ideologically, racially, or culturally American no matter what the situation and should all be deported en masse.
If there were any immigrants that voted for smaller government as a group I would welcome them, this has never happened however. All immigrant groups so far have chosen to be ingrates and vote for the destruction of their host nation while talking about how much better they are than the degenerate natives.
Except the Germans, Italians an Cubans....
And the Irish, the Poles, the Lithuanians, etc.
Funny how they're pretty much all Catholic, not Protestant or Jewish.
Quote:“It’s the poorest country in the Western Hemisphere, but a country can be poor economically and rich in culture and rich in the strength of the people and rich in so many different ways,” Cooper said. “And Haiti is in that way among the richest countries I’ve ever been to. The Haitian people are incredibly strong, carry themselves with such dignity, and for generations have had governments which have not paid attention to them, which have stolen from them, and yet, whatever adversity they have faced, they faced it head-on.”
Too bad O’Brien couldn’t pack that in his suitcase.
It was Cooper’s impassioned defense of Haiti last week after Trump’s remark that inspired O’Brien’s travel plan. And now, the funnyman is packing his bags. Go get ’em, Conan, and spread some goodwill while you’re there

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(01-22-2018 01:48 AM)MMX2010 Wrote: @WuTang,
This is my opinion. I don't know how many people agree with it.
But I think that if shit gets really bad, the majority of White Liberals who don't die in the first week are going to become Conservatives. They'll experience a real change of heart.
The majority of American Blacks and South American immigrants will not.
And the majority of Asian immigrants will group together and try to peacefully coexist with Whites.
It is very odd to be an RVF member who sees the potential of White Liberals to redeem themselves. But I've always seen this, even though it's unlikely to happen.
(01-22-2018 08:38 AM)zigZag Wrote: Immigration isn't the reason demographics in this country are changing. The simple fact is that white birth rate is not even at replacement level. Maybe instead of complaining about non-white immigration... all the white guys here would find a white girl and start a family and have 4 or 5 or even more white kids. But that would be hard.
(01-22-2018 08:38 AM)zigZag Wrote: Immigration isn't the reason demographics in this country are changing. The simple fact is that white birth rate is not even at replacement level. Maybe instead of complaining about non-white immigration... all the white guys here would find a white girl and start a family and have 4 or 5 or even more white kids. But that would be hard.

(01-22-2018 08:40 AM)GlobalMan Wrote:(01-22-2018 08:16 AM)godzilla Wrote: White east Asians
What is a White East Asian? Is that like one of those "White Hispanics"?
Quote:But the difference here is, too many fat white guys would probably never have sex without them.
(01-22-2018 08:50 AM)GlobalMan Wrote:(01-22-2018 08:38 AM)zigZag Wrote: Immigration isn't the reason demographics in this country are changing. The simple fact is that white birth rate is not even at replacement level. Maybe instead of complaining about non-white immigration... all the white guys here would find a white girl and start a family and have 4 or 5 or even more white kids. But that would be hard.
So the non-whites just magically appeared out of nowhere in the United States? Are you sure it wasn't drastic changes in immigration over the past 40 years? Hmm.
What a great plan, let anyone in and just everyone try to out-baby each other and whatever happens, happens. Natural born culture gone? Oh well! Should have had more babies!
No thanks, we'll just close the border in instead and be just fine.
(01-22-2018 08:55 AM)godzilla Wrote:(01-22-2018 08:40 AM)GlobalMan Wrote:(01-22-2018 08:16 AM)godzilla Wrote: White east Asians
What is a White East Asian? Is that like one of those "White Hispanics"?
Quote:But the difference here is, too many fat white guys would probably never have sex without them.
I guess you dont like factual evidence about the way people vote in this country
https://www.npr.org/2017/04/18/524371847...lls-showed