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Globalist human sacrifice, as is tradition

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6 ups, 2d,
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It's how they treat everyone not them whether it's the US, Germany or wherever. I wonder how Japan will react to this kind of thing once it gets too big for their government to just ignore.
5 ups, 2d,
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Yeah it could be India, or some tribe in the Amazon. Japan recently got a new PM after the EU friendly one met so much resistance he chose to resign in actual disgrace. The shame on his face was deep. But the new one is already cozy with Trump. A woman, and they're rocking the immigrant policies.
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1 up, 2d,
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Like a dog owner is cozy with their pup, taking them for walks 😂😂
4 ups, 2d,
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What does that image of her mean? I'm going through my usual devil's advocate procedure and I don't know. Both what is she reacting to, and why is it so so blurry?
1 up, 2d,
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If you watch the video, she was leading trump around the room and at one point she stopped and he just kept on walking to somewhere else he wasn't meant to walk to, and she was looking shocked
4 ups, 2d,
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Can you give me the video? though I understand that since Trump is the first politician to not have several decades of education in the customs of high politics
1 up, 1d,
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If you look up "Trump lost in Japan" or "... confused in Japan" videos should turn up.

Let's just say he was having an extended definite Biden moment.
4 ups, 1d,
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Damn. Yeah that's pretty wild. I can see his eyes are closed most of the time. Reminds me of the time he came back from Russia at 3 o clock in the morning. Same exact thing - total lack of sleep. I'm happy that it isn't a general thing. But I do think he's way too busy, like going around entire middle east in one go. He's doing way too much at the same time.
No wonder since his pride is famous
0 ups, 1d,
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But what Czechy was referring to was when Trump wandered off aimlessly, like he did it to one corner staring blankly, or walked to the Japanese flag and then kept walking, again with a blank stare. He was fully awake doing that.

He's also known for dozing off constantly over here as well at meetings and whatnot.
2 ups, 24h,
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No, the vid you showed me his eyes were closed until he met the camera. But yeah I've seen him dose off before unlike Biden who was a general standard. Trump should skip his f**king pride and get some f**kink sleep.
1 up, 22h
I did not show you any video, I just suggested some words for you to search for the whole clip,
2 ups, 22h,
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Yes. I copy-pasted what you wrote
0 ups, 22h
No you didn't, because I didn't say that.

Perhaps you should look at the copypaste to see who did.
2 ups, 21h,
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I think you misunderstand me - I copied the vid of Trump being embarrassing with the Japanese hot chick - that's all :)
0 ups, 21h
Japanese hot chick? What stream is this, one of the ones that I mod?

That's Japanese Prime Minister Takaichi.

You're mixing up my comments with that of CzeckyCheese
2 ups, 21h
Who's your fav comedian?
3 ups, 2d,
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But she promised to bring back the immigrant policies of more recent and shit - the resigned one only held power for few months, and immigrants immediately didn't match their tradition of common decency (which is already difficult to achieve for any foreigner) - she agrees with Trump, as you'd expect in Japan.
The "make Japan great again" movement would only be about "Hey, you remember 5 years ago?"
1 up, 2d,
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Japan does some things wrong, including how they view foreigners and immigrants. That's not something we should admire or try to copy.
4 ups, 2d,
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True. Their Xenophobia is enormous. Bc of some behaviors of American blacks, recorded by themselves, their subways started describing how to not behave. It would be the same here in Denmark, but our blacks aren't American.
Btw. I trust a black pilot in a no-DEI country more than in a DEI country, and types like Charlie Kirk would agree. You killed the guy who thinks race is a social concept.
I only find Japan inspirational bc we've missed the entire foundation in the west and the mentality of Japan has helped them counter it all way before it went amok.

Btw. "White culture"? U.S is a mix of Spanish, Italian, British, Irish, and whatnot.
We try different foods cos we were taught to be open. The ones being mocked for it now are Liberals, and "black culture" seems to me to be about dancing and avoiding music and tendencies that are "too white" - I've seen black documentaries about it.
Like wholesome music that gives you momentary peace, which does help a child, but no when hyper toxic hood tendencies appear, it's defined perfectly as "Frustrations bc racism". Serious issues are minimalized to slogans, and so you can relax again and never seek a solution. But the solution is clear in Trump-conservatism (Republicans suck balls).
Economic opportunity sets an important foundation.
We already see poor black guys taking the jobs formerly held by illegals, like roofing and gardening and that's only what you can see from the streets
0 ups, 1d
"We already see poor black guys taking the jobs formerly held by illegals, like roofing and gardening and that's only what you can see from the streets"

Ouch.

We do not see that, and the notion that "poor black guys" are the ones to take "jobs formerly held by illegals" is a tad eyebrow-raising. This isn't the 1870s.

Just ask farmers in Nebraska wondering why 'Blacks' weren't pouring it to take those jobs on their family farms. Let the farmer's families on the family farms do that work. Not even they would do it, and it's what they do for a living. Let that sink in.

The notion that a century and a half later certain people are going to think that because they used to be slaves and do that work they should be the ones to do it now is beyond words.

If family farmers think that work is beneath them, that's their prerogative prerogative, just like it's their prerogative for their farm to fail and for them to go broke and lose the family's farm. They have nobody to blame for their failure but themselves. Same with corporate farms, let their vegetables rot.

I noticed this year the things from strawberries to lettuce start rotting away sooner than they used to - if you don't look carefully in the store, you could actually miss some of them with fungus right there already. Couldn't have anything to do with running out of those to pick them, right?

No one born in the US is going to take those jobs. Not even the US born children of illegals would take those jobs. The idea that we have a class, a demographic that is suited for taking those jobs is rather shocking.
0 ups, 1d,
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So instead of having a more cohesive, driven society we should be a dormitory of disconnected people who came here simply out of no reason but greed, and abandoned their own families back where they came from to do so? If they don't care about their own people, their own blood, your own grandmothers, how can they be expected to care for people that already resent long before they got here?
2 ups, 1d,
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I'm confused. Waiting for my friend to come back with a cheap rum before he leaves. He just woke up. Great Halloween party!
Aaanywho, cohesiveness is my new fav word actually, and only with some portion of nationalism (I was never one at all) you can have non-destructive diversity, cos in this new world Spanish, Romanians, Polish and French people come to Denmark to study, and it's the best thing ever! Ukrainians have moved to my area and I love it.

Oh, I literally had to find a form of Nationalism it in myself, coming from a communist background, cos only when there are demands in your openness will it be functional as well as preferable.
Kinda like you can have all the best political ideas ever, but if your economic strategy doesn't support it, you'll ruin your ideas immediately
0 ups, 16h
My comment about cohesiveness was actually posted to CzeckyCheese.

Nationalism stings of Fascism. It eventually starts to decay and then implodes.
2 ups, 1d,
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I remember how it was like watching The Daily Show for years - Jon Steward was my idol, but you have the sound of that routine. I don't see Liberals as guilty, but your bosses are quite sinister to me.

When I write "poor", I mean economically poor, not "sorry".
Blacks have been on the lowest ranks for ages, and when you have that status, you'll automatically compete with cheap illegals and have two jobs without making ends meet.
But Latin Americans outcompete them on every level and the more of them, the deeper blacks seem to fall when the idea of work seems out of reach.
It demoralizes people, and what I see a lot in their communities, is decades of demoralization.

I was prepared to prob have to find one of the two vids of black middle aged men talking about what they've seen in their town. How they see black guys doing gardening and roofing work. Sadly I can't find it, and ofc it's not perfect with anecdotes, but I hope you'll trust me on this. I was doubtful about all this myself tbh.
But farms are going under yes. Several have been caught using illegals deliberately (I don't know the general punishment given to the businesses that are caught, but they can't keep it's business). Prob the same as Obama - nothing has changed technically speaking. Trump even used Obama's EO for DOGE.
One business was not fined for their illegals, cos they used a broken system that made them think their workers were legal
0 ups, 1d,
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I never watched the John Stewart show, and certainly didn't work for it, so those aren't my bosses.

The poorest of the poor here in the US are actually Appalachian Whites. They've been the poorest here since the Colonial Era when they were brought here as convicts/penal colonists/indentured servants. And not just poverty, but criminally violent behavior - they've been a continuous hub of it since they were taken out of Britain as a criminal class. Our gun culture comes from them.

The only jobs that illegal aliens competed with 'Blacks' for was in construction, which used to be pretty much a middle class job. Not just them, of course, but that is one field they were displaced from. Baby gardening too for a while I know, but that doesn't mean they're going to go move to Nebraska to slave on farms because Nebraska farmers are too lazy and entitled to work on their own farms.

Trust is irrelevant, and I don't go by two videos of "My black" put out by Trumper HQ for propaganda purposes.

All farms use illegals, they've been doing so for over a century. They are even legally permitted to pay illegal aliens significantly less than minimum wage, as well as have underage children work, as long as they're illegal.

Not only do they underpay them, they force them to pay rent to share a trailer and also force them to buy food, etc, from the farmer, usually putting them into significant debt to their employer, effectively making them slaves, as they cannot leave till said debt is paid off.
2 ups, 1d
Thank you for the info. Appalachian Whites have never been a part of any stats, so I'll grant myself that flaw. Did a google to figure out.
I really like talking to you. You only have one prejudice at a time. Things I've had to work with on my own very aggressively, cos "this cannot be", and I don't trust some headline. When I realized RussiaGate was disproven was through one of my fav media Forbes Breaking News: in 2022 or something. the FBI said in a hearing that the investigation was illegal and suspected some rogue agents.
Yeah Illegals aren't the issue in my country, but I'm glad our borders are really narrow. Our border to Sweden though became an issue when their Muslim gangs started expanding to us. That border was always about trades.
The day I see Swedish hand grenades in Denmark too, you bet I'll spike up the stigma
2 ups, 1d,
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Yeah you seem to be a classic Liberal. That's refreshing. The few Illegals I've heard of in Demark are also basically slaves to horrible businesses. I've worked with some at a job I quit immediately
0 ups, 16h,
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I am not a Liberal, classic or otherwise. But thanks.

I have a tendency to play Devil's Advocate a lot and also side with the underdog.
1 up, 14h
Hehe. underdog is ofc Liberal. I had to realize myself that a prolonged victim culture is gonna feed itself. Every minority that isolates itself creates its own mythology about the surrounding people. that changes some aspects, ofc without completely dismissing racist frustrations... but def minimizing them. When the Asian store owner looks twice at the black person, I no longer think that he's prejudice - he just reacts on experience
0 ups, 9h
"Liberal" is not what underdog mean.

I don't want to keep pulling rank around here, but then this is why I did go on about the "us" thing yesterday. Me Muh'merican. Me speak Muh'merican.

This reminds me of a conversation I had with a Mexican here just yesterday. She was asking me about "Ba-ba-baba, yo no se, ba ba algo" trying to say banana." She wanted to know what banana translates into Spanish.

I told her It's "banana" and it's "guineo" in Spanish.

No, she said, it's "platano"

No, I told her, platano is plantain in English.

No, she says again, guineo is platano, and platano is guineo, so therefore ba-ba-ba-ba-ba something is guineo.

Back and forth this continued for some time until finally I started cracking up and just shook my head and said I just can't deal with this nonsense anymore. She's been here for decades and can't speak a word of English. Can't, even say the name of her neighborhood right, and doesn't know the name of her daughter's college.

So someone who can't even say "banana" and that has not never eaten them nor plantains is telling me that a banana is a plantain, and a plantain is a banana. Mind you, not only do I know English, but bananas and plantains are big staples in my mother's half of my background. So it's not just a case of knowing how to say them in English, but in Spanish as well.

"Underdog" means "underdog." It is not a political stance, a political party, a race, or a synonym for someone who thinks they are a perpetual victim. For example, on September 11, 2001, the United States of America became an underdog. For the first time in nearly two centuries.
0 ups, 1d
"The poorest of the poor here in the US are actually Appalachian Whites. They've been the poorest here since the Colonial Era when they were brought here as convicts/penal colonists/indentured servants. And not just poverty, but criminally violent behavior - they've been a continuous hub of it since they were taken out of Britain as a criminal class. Our gun culture comes from them."

That certainly explains the rest of the nation's love for southern accents. Americans love outlaws!

I guess by that rhetoric, we can also thank appalachians for the success of the revolutionary war too.

My ancestors undoubtedly thank you for your high praise, Modda.
2 ups, 1d
Watch the lefties defend it or change the subject.
1 up, 2d,
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So where's the human sacrifice?
3 ups, 2d
Sacrificing native lives and basic wellbeing for the influx of Islamism. It's an exchange
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