I cannot believe I am actually agreeing with you on something. If you look at Mamdani's mom's chest you will see the watermark "BFF" on her chest. This is the watermark of the Nano Banana AI image generator.
SPOT ON!!!! I hit upvote so hard I almost broke my mouse button.
Democrats have nothing in common with this country. They're like foreign invaders who were born here.
That's why the beat solution is for them to research another country that best matches their level of insanity and move there. That country was never the USA and they need to stop trying to make this country fit their insanity. The Americans living here don't want that "change" they keep trying to force on us. It is not a change for the better.
Is it allowable under the constitution to peaceably assemble in protest of an election that was stolen? That is what the entire protest was about, nothing more and nothing less.
Then a sub group got lead over to the Capitol building by Ray Epps. While standing outside of the Capitol building the Capitol police open fired on a peaceful crowd of protesters with rubber bullets and flash grenades.
When I tell you the crowd was doing nothing, I mean they were doing nothing. There was absolutely nothing illegal about what they were doing and they did not plan on going into the Capitol building until the cops started firing.
Tell me. If anything remotely happened like that at a lefty protest it would be all over the news.
We hear all about Renee Good and Alex Pretti but I'll bet you never heard of Joshua Matthew Black. Black didn't die but he had his cheek punctured with a rubber bullet just for the crime of standing outside of the Capitol Building. He wasn't even holding a sign, he was just standing there. This is before anyone removed the barricades to go into the Capitol building.
Black also was arrested and served nearly 2 years in prison for the crime of being shot in the face while doing nothing.
Then there was Steve Baker, and independent journalist who had his journalist credentials and was cleared to be in the Capital building when the rioters were in the building. He told that he was cleared as a journalist until 2024 when the DOJ changed their mind.
He was then arrested and sentenced for the crime of observing what was happening and taking notes and then reporting on it. Then in 2024 that caught up with him.
He was arrested for: Knowingly entering a restricted building, Disorderly conduct and parading.
There is Capitol security camera video of everything that happened inside the building and outside that is available for anyone to watch. It shows Baker standing in one location for several minutes taking notes then sitting down in another location taking notes. It does not show him being disorderly or parading. He entered with full permission as a member of the media. His whole reason for being in Washington DC was to report on the protest.
He was sentenced and convicted because he just reported what he observed and NOT the Democrat narrative. The lies that you apparently believe.
They call Baker a "conservative", he's a Libertarian. He is neither pro or con-Trump. He now works for Blaze TV and he's still Libertarian.
I don't feel bad about moving to Alabama. No, Alabama's motto is "Well, at least we're not NYC". Nothing I said about NYC is out of date. So who do you act like, Juan Epstein, Vinny Barbarino, Archie Bunker or Woody Allen?
Is Buford Pusser your stereotype of the South?
I can easily afford my house now but when I retire I won't have that level of income. I would prefer to stay in Utah because I love it here. I could stay but money would be a lot tighter after I retire. So I'm making an adjustment in my life. There is a lot about Alabama that I like. We would have moved there much much earlier except I hate humidity. I guess you're used to it or, having never left NYC, probably don't understand what a dry climate feels like. You know that wet feeling you have every time you step outside in the summer? That's humidity and here in Utah, when I step outside in the summer, I don't feel like I am covered in warm snot, like what you've felt all your life.
