Post: #67276

More winning! (But let's not get too excited, unless this gets implemented.)

No link provided, because it's the Washington Post.

News Article Wrote:According to the Washington Post, the potential new guidelines would allow the DHS to bypass the immigration courts and deport undocumented immigrants found anywhere in the country who cannot prove that they have been in the U.S. for more than 90 continuous days. The current policy only allows the DHS to bypass the courts when an undocumented immigrant is found within 100 miles of the U.S. border and has been in the country for less than two weeks. The policy change, which is still being debated within the administration, would not require congressional approval.

I know what I want for Trumpmas in July.

Post: #67277

(07-11-2017 07:04 AM)Gmac Wrote:  

I like how Reuters doesn't even tell you that it was Russia that has killed McCain's pal Baghdadi, they've been bombing the shit out of those fuckin jihadi scum ever since they've stepped up their Syrian operations. Somehow NATO couldn't even manage to hit their oil truck fleet in the many years they were on the scene, and in thousands of sorties...

Post: #67278

(07-15-2017 08:48 AM)weambulance Wrote:  You say America should look out for its own, then immediately grant yourself an exemption to the consequences of that.

You imply I'm intolerant, "but there's nothing wrong with that", because I care about my own people more than the rest of the world and use actual metrics to back up why it is absolutely nonsensical to bring foreigners into this country even besides the cultural dilution aspect.

You completely ignore the fact that many companies have been in the news for years for pushing out American workers in favor of immigrants on visas, often making those Americans train their own goddamn replacements if they want severance, when you say "oh it's not a zero sum game".

Whatever dude. You're just going to keep hamstering away no matter what I say.


Edit - clarity.

Sure dude, everything I say is obviously hamsterising but everything you say is smart and intelligent and totally not emotional.

You seem to be stuck in a mindset that all immigrants are either la raza or shariah proponents or H1B code monkeys, and there's no one else, and that we're all just rubbing our hands and laughing maniacally about how we're going to steal jobs from those American fools who we hate and want to do harm to, and then we're all going to run away to our third world countries with all the riches we were able to steal from you.

You can't seem to understand that there are millions of people that actually do like and care about America and are invested and interested that it succeeds and does well, like me and many others. You can't seem to make a distinction between immigration that is adverse to the country and immigration that benefits the country, for you everything is the same. Like I said you just keep using bs excuses to justify what you really feel, which is you don't like foreigners, which I honestly have no problem with, I have my own prejudices, just be honest about it.

You accuse me of granting myself an exemption but then go on to say that you'd be ok with a Wernher Von Braun, Albert Einstein, or Croatian Bill Gates. So where's the line, only the absolutely exceptional should be allowed in? I also think you only made the caveat about foreign spouses because Trump is married to a foreigner.

In your opinion should I and other legal immigrants leave the US, do you really think I'm actually harming your country and your fellow countrymen more than I'm an asset to it? Maybe so, maybe you're right, but good luck closing the doors of the third most populated country on the planet and its biggest economy, just keep in mind that I followed the laws to come here so if you're unhappy about it then get someone to change those laws, which will never happen because everyone knows the US needs to keep growing its consumer base and workforce to keep growing its economy. We can debate if that's a good thing or not at other levels, particularly at the cultural level, but for now it's the reality of life. Not even Trump wants to shut down all immigration down to zero like you seem to want to.

I'm going to say it gain, the economy is not a zero sum game where for me to win you have to lose.

Post: #67279

(07-15-2017 12:08 PM)loremipsum Wrote:  I would very much like to see what the low T virgin guy who designed this looks like.

In Reebok Virgin guy's defence, she does look like a forgotten action figure from Macron's youth.

In fact, daring Trump commandoes posing as SJWs could state their indignation at the comparison between a foreign premier's wife and an old, desicated male toy! Oh, the triggering, comrades!

Post: #67280

(07-15-2017 05:23 PM)911 Wrote:  

(07-11-2017 07:04 AM)Gmac Wrote:  

I like how Reuters doesn't even tell you that it was Russia that has killed McCain's pal Baghdadi, they've been bombing the shit out of those fuckin jihadi scum ever since they've stepped up their Syrian operations. Somehow NATO couldn't even manage to hit their oil truck fleet in the many years they were on the scene, and in thousands of sorties...

Isn't that like the 5th time this guy has "been killed"?

I could have sworn I saw anouncements that this guy was killed back in January, and then last fall before then.

Post: #67281

(07-15-2017 10:23 AM)weambulance Wrote:  You mean, is it a problem if an immigrant with big moneybags wants to come here and start a business and hire a bunch of Americans? Sounds like a win to me, as long as he's not planning on bringing dozens of extended family members along too. But how many immigrants are actually in that situation? One in a thousand? Less? I actually don't think there's much need to limit that sort of immigration because I just don't think there will be that many people trying to come here permanently who already made it big back home.

To clarify what I've said in the last couple pages, I'm not opposed to all immigration forever. I just think it needs to stop entirely (except for my spouse exception, which would not cover actual mail-order brides) for at least a few years--10, maybe--and when we re-implement it we need to scale it way, way down.

If we've got Wernher Von Braun, Albert Einstein, or Croatian Bill Gates knocking on the door, absolutely, let them in. If it's just another code monkey, golf course groomer, or strawberry picker, hell no. Americans can write code just fine, and schoolkids can pick the fricking strawberries and do the groundskeeping and caddying. Learn some work ethic and make some pocket money, the way kids used to. If strawberries can't be picked economically at minimum wage, well, the buggy whip makers went out of business too. Invent a robot that can do it or something like that, or use the land for something else. Adapt or die. This obsession with maintaining the corporate status quo--as if we're at the pinnacle of civilization and it's all downhill from here, so we need to preserve all business models with either subsidies or barriers and damn the human cost--is absolutely mad.

I think immigrants should be people moving here with the intention to stay and truly assimilate, not coming for this multi-year work visa crap. "Guest worker" programs are bullshit; the whole concept is ridiculous and nothing but a camel's nose in the tent for companies that want to drive down wages, reduce employee freedom, reap some kind of short term profit so a CEO can get a fat bonus, and/or avoid investing in new technology. If you're not coming here with the intention of staying permanently, all you get is a tourist visa. And we need to start tracking the damn visas, especially ones granted to pregnant women, and checking whether the visa holder actually left. We don't do that now, which itself is absolutely fucking insane. Immigration kabuki theater makes the TSA look like a deadly serious operation.

There are a lot of details to suss out, like the birthright citizenship thing, but like I said in my first post on this subject, I don't think any of this really matters. It's all academic. Unless the GOP finds the balls to rein in deficit spending and pull out the roots it grows from, we're going down, baby. Just a question of when.

America should focus on Northern European immigration only.

Post: #67282

(07-15-2017 06:13 PM)nomadbrah Wrote:  

(07-15-2017 10:23 AM)weambulance Wrote:  You mean, is it a problem if an immigrant with big moneybags wants to come here and start a business and hire a bunch of Americans? Sounds like a win to me, as long as he's not planning on bringing dozens of extended family members along too. But how many immigrants are actually in that situation? One in a thousand? Less? I actually don't think there's much need to limit that sort of immigration because I just don't think there will be that many people trying to come here permanently who already made it big back home.

To clarify what I've said in the last couple pages, I'm not opposed to all immigration forever. I just think it needs to stop entirely (except for my spouse exception, which would not cover actual mail-order brides) for at least a few years--10, maybe--and when we re-implement it we need to scale it way, way down.

If we've got Wernher Von Braun, Albert Einstein, or Croatian Bill Gates knocking on the door, absolutely, let them in. If it's just another code monkey, golf course groomer, or strawberry picker, hell no. Americans can write code just fine, and schoolkids can pick the fricking strawberries and do the groundskeeping and caddying. Learn some work ethic and make some pocket money, the way kids used to. If strawberries can't be picked economically at minimum wage, well, the buggy whip makers went out of business too. Invent a robot that can do it or something like that, or use the land for something else. Adapt or die. This obsession with maintaining the corporate status quo--as if we're at the pinnacle of civilization and it's all downhill from here, so we need to preserve all business models with either subsidies or barriers and damn the human cost--is absolutely mad.

I think immigrants should be people moving here with the intention to stay and truly assimilate, not coming for this multi-year work visa crap. "Guest worker" programs are bullshit; the whole concept is ridiculous and nothing but a camel's nose in the tent for companies that want to drive down wages, reduce employee freedom, reap some kind of short term profit so a CEO can get a fat bonus, and/or avoid investing in new technology. If you're not coming here with the intention of staying permanently, all you get is a tourist visa. And we need to start tracking the damn visas, especially ones granted to pregnant women, and checking whether the visa holder actually left. We don't do that now, which itself is absolutely fucking insane. Immigration kabuki theater makes the TSA look like a deadly serious operation.

There are a lot of details to suss out, like the birthright citizenship thing, but like I said in my first post on this subject, I don't think any of this really matters. It's all academic. Unless the GOP finds the balls to rein in deficit spending and pull out the roots it grows from, we're going down, baby. Just a question of when.

America should focus on Northern European immigration only.

Where do you think socialism comes from?

Post: #67283

(07-15-2017 07:07 PM)ms224 Wrote:  

(07-15-2017 06:13 PM)nomadbrah Wrote:  

(07-15-2017 10:23 AM)weambulance Wrote:  You mean, is it a problem if an immigrant with big moneybags wants to come here and start a business and hire a bunch of Americans? Sounds like a win to me, as long as he's not planning on bringing dozens of extended family members along too. But how many immigrants are actually in that situation? One in a thousand? Less? I actually don't think there's much need to limit that sort of immigration because I just don't think there will be that many people trying to come here permanently who already made it big back home.

To clarify what I've said in the last couple pages, I'm not opposed to all immigration forever. I just think it needs to stop entirely (except for my spouse exception, which would not cover actual mail-order brides) for at least a few years--10, maybe--and when we re-implement it we need to scale it way, way down.

If we've got Wernher Von Braun, Albert Einstein, or Croatian Bill Gates knocking on the door, absolutely, let them in. If it's just another code monkey, golf course groomer, or strawberry picker, hell no. Americans can write code just fine, and schoolkids can pick the fricking strawberries and do the groundskeeping and caddying. Learn some work ethic and make some pocket money, the way kids used to. If strawberries can't be picked economically at minimum wage, well, the buggy whip makers went out of business too. Invent a robot that can do it or something like that, or use the land for something else. Adapt or die. This obsession with maintaining the corporate status quo--as if we're at the pinnacle of civilization and it's all downhill from here, so we need to preserve all business models with either subsidies or barriers and damn the human cost--is absolutely mad.

I think immigrants should be people moving here with the intention to stay and truly assimilate, not coming for this multi-year work visa crap. "Guest worker" programs are bullshit; the whole concept is ridiculous and nothing but a camel's nose in the tent for companies that want to drive down wages, reduce employee freedom, reap some kind of short term profit so a CEO can get a fat bonus, and/or avoid investing in new technology. If you're not coming here with the intention of staying permanently, all you get is a tourist visa. And we need to start tracking the damn visas, especially ones granted to pregnant women, and checking whether the visa holder actually left. We don't do that now, which itself is absolutely fucking insane. Immigration kabuki theater makes the TSA look like a deadly serious operation.

There are a lot of details to suss out, like the birthright citizenship thing, but like I said in my first post on this subject, I don't think any of this really matters. It's all academic. Unless the GOP finds the balls to rein in deficit spending and pull out the roots it grows from, we're going down, baby. Just a question of when.

America should focus on Northern European immigration only.

Where do you think socialism comes from?

Jews

Post: #67284

(07-15-2017 07:17 PM)nomadbrah Wrote:  

(07-15-2017 07:07 PM)ms224 Wrote:  

(07-15-2017 06:13 PM)nomadbrah Wrote:  

(07-15-2017 10:23 AM)weambulance Wrote:  You mean, is it a problem if an immigrant with big moneybags wants to come here and start a business and hire a bunch of Americans? Sounds like a win to me, as long as he's not planning on bringing dozens of extended family members along too. But how many immigrants are actually in that situation? One in a thousand? Less? I actually don't think there's much need to limit that sort of immigration because I just don't think there will be that many people trying to come here permanently who already made it big back home.

To clarify what I've said in the last couple pages, I'm not opposed to all immigration forever. I just think it needs to stop entirely (except for my spouse exception, which would not cover actual mail-order brides) for at least a few years--10, maybe--and when we re-implement it we need to scale it way, way down.

If we've got Wernher Von Braun, Albert Einstein, or Croatian Bill Gates knocking on the door, absolutely, let them in. If it's just another code monkey, golf course groomer, or strawberry picker, hell no. Americans can write code just fine, and schoolkids can pick the fricking strawberries and do the groundskeeping and caddying. Learn some work ethic and make some pocket money, the way kids used to. If strawberries can't be picked economically at minimum wage, well, the buggy whip makers went out of business too. Invent a robot that can do it or something like that, or use the land for something else. Adapt or die. This obsession with maintaining the corporate status quo--as if we're at the pinnacle of civilization and it's all downhill from here, so we need to preserve all business models with either subsidies or barriers and damn the human cost--is absolutely mad.

I think immigrants should be people moving here with the intention to stay and truly assimilate, not coming for this multi-year work visa crap. "Guest worker" programs are bullshit; the whole concept is ridiculous and nothing but a camel's nose in the tent for companies that want to drive down wages, reduce employee freedom, reap some kind of short term profit so a CEO can get a fat bonus, and/or avoid investing in new technology. If you're not coming here with the intention of staying permanently, all you get is a tourist visa. And we need to start tracking the damn visas, especially ones granted to pregnant women, and checking whether the visa holder actually left. We don't do that now, which itself is absolutely fucking insane. Immigration kabuki theater makes the TSA look like a deadly serious operation.

There are a lot of details to suss out, like the birthright citizenship thing, but like I said in my first post on this subject, I don't think any of this really matters. It's all academic. Unless the GOP finds the balls to rein in deficit spending and pull out the roots it grows from, we're going down, baby. Just a question of when.

America should focus on Northern European immigration only.

Where do you think socialism comes from?

Jews

Yea, hegel, marx and engels and lenin and stalin were all jews. sure thing.

Post: #67285

Meanwhile...

Post: #67286

Barron Trump's Marvelous Underground Adventures?

From... 1893?!?!!?!?!?





Time Patrol Baron confirmed!

Post: #67287

Quote:From... 1893?!?!!?!?!?

Is that real?

Post: #67288

Oh yes indeed it is real! 4Chan and others are going nuts!

Post: #67289

La Raza Rebrands as ‘Unidos US’



The National Council of La Raza announced that it will change its name to UnidosUs, AP reports.

President Janet Murguia described “La Raza” as an outdated term that did not resonate with its members. AP exclusively translates “Raza” as “the people” in its report. However, the term can also be interpreted as “the race,” which carries a suggestion of zero-sum ethnic conflict. According to the AP:

AP exclusively translates “Raza” as “the people” in its report. However, the term can also be interpreted as “the race,” which carries a suggestion of zero-sum ethnic conflict. According to the AP:

Quote: Literally translated, “raza” means “race,” but that is not the definition of the word. The term for “the people” was coined to describe the various races Mexican people come from. Chicano civil rights activists popularized it in the 1960s and 1970s and it’s faced backlash today.

The new term translates to “United us,” or “United States United.”

Murguia claimed the name change was not in response to conservative criticism but said it is intended to mobilize the Latino community in response to perceived anti-Latino racism from the administration.

“I think this is viewed as an opportunity and we see it as an opportunity to strengthen our organization, broaden our reach and expand our growth … And that’s going to be important as we see the challenges that we’re facing at this particular time,” she told AP.

http://www.breitbart.com/big-government/...-unidosus/
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Interesting, La Raza has always been a "Reconquista" group aimed to promote a Chicano advantage over Americans and others Latinos, even many MExicans hate the group. A Mexican Chicano business owner I know hate others Chicanos want him to give them discount just because they are all Chicanos, he says they says, "hey, me puedes dar un descuento a mi? tu sabes, por la raza?" which translate as "hey, can you give me a discount to me? you know, for the race?".

La Raza never cared about others Latinos or Mexicans that don't have a Recoinquista mindset, that was before when they had a constant flow of illegals crossing the border from Mexico. But now the flow is low and they realize they need other Latinos to keep their numbers. The part that reads "broaden our reach and expand our growth" is that they know the term La Raza is very specific. A Colombian, Venezuelan, Dominican or Chilean does not identify with the group or the term, and they know.

And the other part is, the kids born in the USA whose parents are Latinos have not big connection with any of the goals of the group, they many times do not even speak Spanish at all.

Which is the same reason Univision had to create Fusion to appeals to younger audience that does not consume Spanish media in Latino households.

Post: #67290

(07-15-2017 07:46 PM)LEMONed IScream Wrote:  

Time Patrol Baron confirmed!

Post: #67291

(07-15-2017 07:21 PM)ms224 Wrote:  

(07-15-2017 07:17 PM)nomadbrah Wrote:  

(07-15-2017 07:07 PM)ms224 Wrote:  

(07-15-2017 06:13 PM)nomadbrah Wrote:  

(07-15-2017 10:23 AM)weambulance Wrote:  You mean, is it a problem if an immigrant with big moneybags wants to come here and start a business and hire a bunch of Americans? Sounds like a win to me, as long as he's not planning on bringing dozens of extended family members along too. But how many immigrants are actually in that situation? One in a thousand? Less? I actually don't think there's much need to limit that sort of immigration because I just don't think there will be that many people trying to come here permanently who already made it big back home.

To clarify what I've said in the last couple pages, I'm not opposed to all immigration forever. I just think it needs to stop entirely (except for my spouse exception, which would not cover actual mail-order brides) for at least a few years--10, maybe--and when we re-implement it we need to scale it way, way down.

If we've got Wernher Von Braun, Albert Einstein, or Croatian Bill Gates knocking on the door, absolutely, let them in. If it's just another code monkey, golf course groomer, or strawberry picker, hell no. Americans can write code just fine, and schoolkids can pick the fricking strawberries and do the groundskeeping and caddying. Learn some work ethic and make some pocket money, the way kids used to. If strawberries can't be picked economically at minimum wage, well, the buggy whip makers went out of business too. Invent a robot that can do it or something like that, or use the land for something else. Adapt or die. This obsession with maintaining the corporate status quo--as if we're at the pinnacle of civilization and it's all downhill from here, so we need to preserve all business models with either subsidies or barriers and damn the human cost--is absolutely mad.

I think immigrants should be people moving here with the intention to stay and truly assimilate, not coming for this multi-year work visa crap. "Guest worker" programs are bullshit; the whole concept is ridiculous and nothing but a camel's nose in the tent for companies that want to drive down wages, reduce employee freedom, reap some kind of short term profit so a CEO can get a fat bonus, and/or avoid investing in new technology. If you're not coming here with the intention of staying permanently, all you get is a tourist visa. And we need to start tracking the damn visas, especially ones granted to pregnant women, and checking whether the visa holder actually left. We don't do that now, which itself is absolutely fucking insane. Immigration kabuki theater makes the TSA look like a deadly serious operation.

There are a lot of details to suss out, like the birthright citizenship thing, but like I said in my first post on this subject, I don't think any of this really matters. It's all academic. Unless the GOP finds the balls to rein in deficit spending and pull out the roots it grows from, we're going down, baby. Just a question of when.

America should focus on Northern European immigration only.

Where do you think socialism comes from?

Jews

Yea, hegel, marx and engels and lenin and stalin were all jews. sure thing.

Post: #67292

Trotsky was Jewish and Lenin was part Jewish.

Post: #67293

(07-15-2017 07:46 PM)LEMONed IScream Wrote:  

Barron Trump's Marvelous Underground Adventures?

From... 1893?!?!!?!?!?





Time Patrol Baron confirmed!

Post: #67294

It looks like him too.

Post: #67295

Post: #67296

The dog looks like Pence's dog

Post: #67297

Guys this shit is getting serious,

Based Stickman is on the book





4chan is digging deep into this

Quote:>This guy also has a book called "The last president".

https://archive.org/details/1900orlastpresid00lock

Can I please wake up now.

Quote:>Page 5, "The fifth avenue hotel will be the first to feel the fury of the mob"

WHAT THE FUCK!!!!

Trump Tower is in Fifth Av.

Quote:Page 16
>Secretary Agriculture-Lafe Pence

Mike Pence was a member of the U.S. House Committee on Agriculture from 2001 to 2007

Quote:>>133582591
>It was like a thunderbolt out of an azure sky

Reminder that THIS happened....
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-...imary.html

I'm getting spoiled desu

Is someone trying to tell us something? Lightning strikes Trump Tower in Chicago and tornadoes hit nearby towns as The Donald wins Illinois primary



When Meme Magic is real and is happening right in front of us.

Post: #67298

Posting a rare Trump.

Post: #67299

Holy crap.

Let me weave together four different threads from four different people. The first three people provide backstory that makes Adam Gingrich's, podcast much easier to understand.

Scott Adams was excellent here.

First, he speculated that if Russia was alerting the United States of a problem with their election system, it would still be considered tampering. He wasn't saying this is what happened, but he is saying that the information offered could've been for the benefit of the country, especially because it came from an acquaintance.

Second, he stated that if he were Donald Trump, Junior, he would've taken the meeting with the Russians. (He wouldn't have immediately gone to the FBI, as many idiots have suggested, because the meeting was being set by a acquaintance (Fat Ass Goldstone), so reporting immediately to the FBI means you get a friend-of-a-friend in trouble, without knowing what the information was.)

Third, he said you take the meeting, expecting to waste your time because most meetings are a waste of time. If anything illegal happens, you tell the FBI. If nothing important happens, you say nothing. And if you get something great out of it, you use it.

------





Second, Mike Cernovich had an electric Periscope after the Donald Trump, Junior, and Sean Hannity interview.

Junior, handles the press better than his father, and gave Hannity an exclusive interview during which they spent the first fifteen minutes bashing the media.

Summary quoting, "Junior provided the blueprint for how to handle these hit pieces. You don't apologize, and you accuse the opposition of ten bad things for every one bad thing you're accused of."

------

Third, Vox Day beautifully explained the Democrat's game.

Summary quoting, "Donald Trump, Junior, was never the target. Forget about the fact that Junior was a private citizen and broke no laws. Remember, instead, how SJWs argue: they try to get you to say something ugly or bigoted, then they appeal to an amenable authority, and then you get banned (or fired, or put in jail, and so on). The purpose of targeting Junior was to get President Trump to blow up."

------

Back to Gingrich.

The biggest results of the Donald Trump, Junior, meeting fiasco are (1) No one is fucking with Junior anymore, because he really did handle it like a boss, and (2) Mueller and House Intel Committee member, Chuck Grassley, are both investigating everyone attached to that meeting, mostly to see who set it up.

The biggest fish being investigated is John McCain, and two of his staffers have lawyered up. But the biggest news is that Adam Gingrich spoke to three neurologists, who stated that John McCain had a five centimeter hole drilled into the side of his head to remove some brain matter that was probably a tumor. Not an aneurysm. Not a stroke. Important: Adam is disputing the media narrative that it was just a blood clot removed from his eye, which was discovered via a routine physical.

Quoting directly, "I asked the neurologist, 'Could such a thing create behavioral changes?', and the neurologist said, 'Absolutely. Confusion, and other erratic behavior.''





The largest political result is that health care isn't going to be voted on until McCain recovers. But Adam doesn't think it's going to pass, and he doesn't want it to pass.

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Because Donald Trump, Junior, did so well against the New York Times hit piece, the media is focusing on Jared Kushner. Mueller is investigating 18 different contracts between Kushner and Russians. Not confirmed Russian agents, just Russians. Because there are so many contacts, the media is overblowing their importance.

Kushner has lawyered up, and is probably not going to be speaking publicly for quite a while.

As long as President Trump doesn't put himself in trouble defending Kushner, then Trump will be fine.

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Lastly, Adam thinks Mueller is trying to nail one person from both sides.

On the Republican side, the most vulnerable guy is Paul Manafort - which I don't think is a big deal at all. Hopefully, Manafort can accept whatever punishment happens without making anything worse for president Trump.

On the Democrat side, it's probably Comey, which can spiral into much worse things. We'll see.

Back to the amazing and funny discussion of Baron Trump's Under The Earth Adventures.

Post: #67300

(07-15-2017 03:07 PM)Transsimian Wrote:  

(07-15-2017 03:53 AM)Enigma Wrote:  

https://twitter.com/oliverdarcy/status/8...6342506496

People actually criticised this delegation.

Yeah, the "Graham" telling the story is Lindsey Graham. He actually thinks it makes Trump sound bad.