The Inexorable Decline of California

The Penitent Man said:
Third, it will happen again because what the image really being projected is weakness, every second of every hour of every day that this president does nothing but tweet and posture
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Well, I can't argue with you there. This is being allowed to happen by the authorities and it's likely sponsored by some smiley glad hands with hidden agendas. California's not the only state where Americans have to live like this and it's a shame, but it's how it works in "our democracy." I totally get where you're coming from, just trying to at least laugh along the way to wherever else this is all going. At the very least, this will be a massive red pill for anyone who didn't already see through the theatre.
 
SpyofMoses said:
Well, I can't argue with you there. This is being allowed to happen by the authorities and it's likely sponsored by some smiley glad hands with hidden agendas. California's not the only state where Americans have to live like this and it's a shame, but it's how it works in "our democracy." I totally get where you're coming from, just trying to at least laugh along the way to wherever else this is all going. At the very least, this will be a massive red pill for anyone who didn't already see through the theatre.
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Look I rip on Trump all the time but I do hope he puts his money where his mouth is at some point and actually fights these people. It’s a beautiful state, I have a lot of good memories there.
 
It_Is_My_Time said:
“LAW AND ORDER” tweets are coming, thst will show them.
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They already came from Bondingo and Kush Patel. To Trump's credit ICE is actually trying to do their job this month.

The issue here is they could have started clearing out republican states and save the insufferable Cali roasted beans & Co. for last, but we'll see what happens.
 
LaAguilaNegra said:
From a protest in Texas.

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That’s how they all are, with few exceptions. Doesn’t matter what generation of beaner. In fact, I find the children of border hoppers more offensive than their parents. The straight from the border beaners, like the ones you see at Home Depot, are like little aliens, chattering away in their huddles and having to point or chirp if they want to communicate with you. They’re like Ewoks or some other kind of curious muppet.

It’s these secondary generations that are the most loathsome, the ones you see answering these questions. And they also pollute Spanish, a beautiful language, with this unbearable chalupa accent and peasant lingo.

I’d say there’s nothing worse but then again it’s early and probably not hot enough yet for the summer creatures to come out, the ones that disappear in the dark. We’re not even to summer solstice yet, and this party’s just getting started.

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And also I’ve never been to Israel, so I can’t speak to that.
 
Caduceus said:
Trump has been cracking down on anyone and everyone who makes antisemitic remarks.....do you really think he's gonna have this aspect seriously investigated ?

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(Same reason the Epstein stuff is not going to be revealed)
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Actually the people organizing these riots are Reform Jews, and thereby enemies of Zionists, so we can expect them to be prosecuted. Same way Reform Jews are being expelled out of universities right now.
 
It_Is_My_Time said:
“LAW AND ORDER” tweets are coming, thst will show them.

Meanwhile

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The hypocrisy of this guy (Gavin Newsome) who turned law enforcement against American citizens during covid with his extreme lockdowns essentially using the police to lock people down in their own homes and now he is crying about authoritarianism because he isn't the one who gets to control it this time.
 
The Penitent Man said:
That’s how they all are, with few exceptions. Doesn’t matter what generation of beaner. In fact, I find the children of border hoppers more offensive than their parents. The straight from the border beaners, like the ones you see at Home Depot, are like little aliens, chattering away in their huddles and having to point or chirp if they want to communicate with you. They’re like Ewoks or some other kind of curious muppet.

It’s these secondary generations that are the most loathsome, the ones you see answering these questions. And they also pollute Spanish, a beautiful language, with this unbearable chalupa accent and peasant lingo.

I’d say there’s nothing worse but then again it’s early and probably not hot enough yet for the summer creatures to come out, the ones that disappear in the dark. We’re not even to summer solstice yet, and this party’s just getting started.

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And also I’ve never been to Israel, so I can’t speak to that.
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I’m kind of tired of this reasoning. I wish we could just get to it. Mexico vs America. Let’s have a fight, the winner gets the land. Watch the x video. “This is indigenous land.” No. If you lay claim to it, let Mexico invade and we’ll have a war, if they want it, come and take it. And if we lose, it’s theirs. Natural law. But they can’t so they subvert. I don’t even think they’re that interested in this project. I think they’re just told to subvert. Conquest is a legitimate raison d’etre. No one whines about Zimbabwe or Haiti, in fact, they feel justified kicking the natives (well kind of, bushmen are the native natives) out. Blacks moved in after the fact. Nobody tells you that about Zimbabwe or South Africa.

I feel some sympathy for that guy who was like “we were always here.” But “yes but actually no” would be the right answer. His ancestors were from south of the Rio Grande. The Tejanos and Spanish Americans from Arizona, New Mexico, Colorado, and California are largely pro Trump.

I think a legitimately good yet bogus solution to this would be to annex Mexico. Make em all US citizens. This would open Mexico’s cheaper property to American citizens and our job market would be accessible to them creating a market equilibrium. Maybe this could bring asset prices down. Idk, this is kind of a geopolitical “a modest proposal” there’s got to be some kind of middle ground or alternative solution.
 
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KulturedKaveman said:
I’m kind of tired of this reasoning. I wish we could just get to it. Mexico vs America. Let’s have a fight, the winner gets the land. Watch the x video. “This is indigenous land.” No. If you lay claim to it, let Mexico invade and we’ll have a war, if they want it, come and take it. And if we lose, it’s theirs. Natural law. But they can’t so they subvert. I don’t even think they’re that interested in this project. I think they’re just told to subvert. Conquest is a legitimate raison d’etre. No one whines about Zimbabwe or Haiti, in fact, they feel justified kicking the natives (well kind of, bushmen anre the native natives) out. Blacks moved in after the fact. Nobody tells you that about Zimbabwe or South Africa.

I feel some sympathy for that guy who was like “we were always here.” But “yes but actually no” would be the right answer. His ancestors were from south of the Rio Grande. The Tejanos and Spanish Americans from Arizona, New Mexico, Colorado, and California are largely pro Trump.

I think a legitimately good solution to this would be to annex Mexico. Make em all US citizens. This would open Mexico’s cheaper property to American citizens and our job market would be accessible to them creating a market equilibrium. Maybe this could bring asset prices down. Idk, this is kind of a geopolitical “a modest proposal”
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I wouldn’t consider my post “reasoning,” if that what you were referring to, but more of a general complaint about Mexicans. Maybe you were referring to the people in the video? For them, and really most other peoples, it’s not even a matter of “this was our land” or even “we like this land,.” It’s “We like what you’ve built here.” Apparently they couldn’t do that, so they look at America as a place to go and inhabit, like a squatter that sees some empty guest bedrooms in the house next door.

For pioneers it was quite different. They saw a land that was raw, untamed, and it was a challenge. That’s attractive to an intrepid, creative spirit. These people, if I’m being generous, are the human equivalent of an intestinal worm. Parasites by their core nature.
 
The Penitent Man said:
I wouldn’t consider my post “reasoning,” if that what you were referring to, but more of a general complaint about Mexicans. Maybe you were referring to the people in the video? For them, and really most other peoples, it’s not even a matter of “this was our land” or even “we like this land,.” It’s “We like what you’ve built here.” Apparently they couldn’t do that, so they look at America as a place to go and inhabit, like a squatter that sees some empty guest bedrooms in the house next door.

For pioneers it was quite different. They saw a land that was raw, untamed, and it was a challenge. That’s attractive to an intrepid, creative spirit. These people, if I’m being generous, are the human equivalent of an intestinal worm. Parasites by their core nature.
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Reasoning being mostly talking about the people in the video from X. There’s a lot of “this was our land” vibes coming from the people in the video.

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Feels very ex post facto people just being angry their faction Isn’t in charge. I don’t even think Mexico Mexico is that upset about the 1848 treaty and I get your point regarding squatters. Spain claimed the southwest in the 1500s. People don’t realize San Francisco was founded in 1776. Problem is Mexico barely did anything with that region. It was just a desert. LA was literal a cow town. America made the desert bloom and now people from like Oaxaca want in and are angry they’re not in charge.
 
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