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Quarrelsome Life's avatar

Ireland's post-WW2 multicultural social engineering experiment started much more recently and so, unlike the US, we are not really seeing the electoral fruits yet. However, things are going to hell at high-speed in other ways.

The "All white people are racist PayPal me" vibe is regime catnip. Moreover, no amount of rapes, missing kids, stabbings, or jihadis seem to be enough for the "Progressive" blob to change course. Per capita crime data from neighbours like Germany, Denmark, Sweden and the UK all paint a similiar picture.

Turning Ireland into a gender fluid Lebanon is hardly what our ancestors had in mind when struggling for centuries under the British yoke.

https://quarrelsomelife.substack.com/p/spoiling-the-vote-in-vandalised-ireland

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The American Tribune's avatar

Ugh. So sad seeing another European nation go the wrong way

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Alexander Scipio's avatar

Where do we sign up?

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The American Tribune's avatar

If the administration gets serious, I suspect ICE will be the agency used to crack down on the left, since it’s full of loyalists

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T.G. Bledsoe's avatar

And if they don't what then?

Give up and retreat?

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The American Tribune's avatar

No, it means the solution is to privately network, community build, and harden your life against the problem rather than joining ICE or something

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Forged Notes's avatar

Great response to a tragic, but expected outcome. It’s hard to respond to the elderly who look at the cities they grew up in and helped build, turn into ruins filled with detritus.

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The American Tribune's avatar

Thank yuh. It’s quite sad

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Lloyd's avatar

We where sold a future of Peace and flying cars. Instead we get stuck with the bastard child of Yugoslavia and south Africa.

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The American Tribune's avatar

Indeed

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Publius's avatar

Great article

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The American Tribune's avatar

Thank you!

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Greg Rogers's avatar

I would change one thing, roll back immigration law to pre 1865, or better yet, the founding.

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T.G. Bledsoe's avatar

Other than joining ICE, the only thing that can be done is to remove every cowardly republican we can.

That requires voting and local activism which so many on the "right" have eschewed for to long.

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Gilgamech's avatar

You are generous to say Jay Jones was joking when he specifically said at the time he was NOT joking. But yeah sign me up too.

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The American Tribune's avatar

Ah perhaps I should rephrase that. I meant joked as in he was laughing with glee at the idea, not that he was unserious. Poor word choice on my part

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Will Martin's avatar

Lol, You’re A BAPNigger. Death To The NYC Art Hoes.

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James Koss's avatar

No democratically elected president is going to fix this. Even extreme leaders, such as Trump, Bukele, and Millei go after violent criminals at the most.

Only a coalition that has both sufficient popular and financial backing would be able to promote a young man into total power, as an act of emergency, to act aggressively.

Will you take the reins? Or can you point at a fellow young man for this purpose?

Otherwise, as you say, either the next administration or the one after will immediately destroy anyone who stays here. Entire families. A national West Virginiafication.

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The American Tribune's avatar

I don’t think I’m “that guy”. Of everyone on the playing field, I think Erik Prince shows the most promise

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James Koss's avatar

Why Prince?

I'm seeing a 56 year old military guy, kids with multiple women, inherited big money, military contracts with governments around the world - starting in the US, worked with CIA; basically a rich mercenary - a pirate king. Not a man to lead, but rather a man to support the new leader.

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Jordan Orlando's avatar

You have a very weak command of the facts — the actual statistics that show that immigrants are a boon to our economy, especially since they do jobs that native-born Americans can't or won't do.

Remember the farmers and factory owners earlier this year who complained that they couldn't find anyone to work in their fields or on their production lines because white Americans can't or won't do that kind of work? (I especially remember a manufacturer who excoriated young white Americans for being so lazy and phone-dependent that they couldn't be relied upon to do a day's work.)

And no matter how far back into our history you go, you'll find the same thing: Mexicans working in fields; Native Americans building tall buildings; Chinese Americans laying railroad tracks. (I won't even get into the South and who was picking their cotton for them for free — the labor they fought a war over.) Immigration has been a crucial part of our economy from the very beginning.

And the lower crime rate means a great deal since Conservatives have spent decades scaring Americans by insisting that immigrants "bring crime" into our country. You know that as well as I do — you remember our President in 2016 talking about "Mexican rapists" (you know; the President who doesn't understand the difference between people seeking asylum and countries "emptying" insane asylums).

No matter how personally annoyed, frightened, or resentful you get over seeing non-whites working jobs and living their lives all around you, you must own up to the fact that this is simply your feelings — it doesn't actually translate into any kind of "crisis" the way you paranoid, bigoted people insist it does. You have to grow up and face the real world, in which the American economy has chosen to be totally dependent on immigrant labor.

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Jordan Orlando's avatar

You want to deport the new mayor of New York for his “un-American beliefs”? What McCarthyite fantasy world are you living in? Doesn’t your side crow about “freedom” every chance you get?

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The American Tribune's avatar

The 1924 Immigration Act fixed America by deporting thousands of scum like Mamdani for the same reason. Those who aren’t American shouldn’t be here

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Jordan Orlando's avatar

My father was born in Italy — his father became a US citizen. Should I be deported?

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The American Tribune's avatar

Yes

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Rocío Matamoros's avatar

Since you bring your grandfather into this, it's not impertinent of me to ask:

Did he come to the US as an anarchist agitator, intent on causing maximum damage to the society that had generously accepted him?

Or did he come to the US seeking to become an American, seeking to better himself while contributing in his own small way to the society that hosted him? Did he, perhaps, see combat with the US army?

I think you can work out from these options whether your grandfather deserved to be deported.

As for your own deportation, there is zero chance of ICE arresting you, so your victimhood fantasy will have to go unfulfilled. But if you hate the US, there's nothing to stop you from voluntarily deporting yourself to the land of your forefathers. Then again, you might find yourself equally unhappy in the Italy of Georgia Meloni.

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Jordan Orlando's avatar

My question about my grandfather and myself was meant to pin down the criteria — not because I have any kind of “victimhood fantasy.” (I don’t want to be arrested or deported.) ICE agents have “zero chance” of arresting me because of the color of my skin, is, clearly, what you’re getting at, and I agree…but we both know that’s not an adequate criteria for arrest or deportation unless you radically alter the Constitution. The bill of rights clearly states that any person (not any citizen, any person) has a right to trial, and the Miranda Decision makes it illegal to round people up without cause.

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Rocío Matamoros's avatar

I am "getting at" no such thing. Like most liberals, you assume that those of unlike mind must be of low intelligence. ICE is not randomly arresting anyone who is not white.

Ask yourself:

1. Did your grandfather arrive in the US at Ellis Island (or other legitimate point of entry) and satisfy the immigration requirements of the day?

Or

2. Did he sneak over the border from Mexico or Canada? Or sneak onshore? Or ride the ice floes from Russia to Alaska? etc.

If and only if 2, then he would have been liable for immediate deportation, regardless of your criterion of skin color.

Assuming the answer is 1, ask yourself further:

1. Did your grandfather, as a legal resident alien in the US, seek gainful employment, set up a business, or live off savings brought from Italy?

Or

2. Did your grandfather engage in crime, whether armed robbery, organizing riots, rape, murder, terrorism etc.?

Again, if and only if 2. your grandfather would have earned imprisonment, execution and/or deportation, regardless of your criterion of skin color.

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Jordan Orlando's avatar

There are internationally agreed-upon asylum laws.

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Jordan Orlando's avatar

He’s a US citizen.

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The American Tribune's avatar

Naturalized citizens can and should be denaturalized and deported when they hold unamerican views. This is what the 1924 act accomplished

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Jordan Orlando's avatar

Who determines what are “un-American views”?

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Oklp's avatar

The posterity does. Just like the communist kicked out in the 1950s and the supreme court said social security is a tax and not private property. So thank you for contributing through fake ss numbers and stupid tax id's, but we do not want or need the foreign born competition for resources, politics or anything else.

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