US US Politics General 2: Hope Edition - Discussion of President Trump and other politicians

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Should be a wild four years.

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Probably by requiring a process where you subject yourself to the jurisdiction of the United States. Something like filing to be a permanent resident or going through proper immigration channels for citizenship, maybe. Then after that process citizenship would be inherited by birth.
This makes sense going forward, but not retroactively since you would have to denaturalize and presumably deport millions of people. Unless of course that is the desired outcome lol
 
Today's the day we learn if America is a country with a culture and people or an economic zone designed for brown people to exploit through anchor babies.
The entire future of the only country in the world worth a shit is hanging in the balance, no big deal. Of more dire import is that I have a burger suit riding on this stuff.
 
Why, what's going on today?
Today is only oral arguments. They won't release an opinion for another few months. I would bank on late May or early June.
Supreme court deciding if the 14th amendment should be interpreted as granting citizenship to anyone born in America (including foreigners who have never visited America before coming to America to have a baby so they can get it on welfare and prevent their deportation) or just something meant for slaves.

I thought the decision was today, my bad
 
Big business wants cheaper labor and bigger markets. Ending birthright citizenship would reduce the amount of people coming to and moving to the US. This is bad for economics strictly speaking when modern companies are focused on scale.
It's specific industries. Because of how many illegals are in home building and contracting, the National Association of Realtors might lobby to oppose it. Despite what Jewspergs want to believe, the NAR is the second-biggest and influential lobby, behind the US Chamber of Commerce and in front of the main big pharma/healthcare lobbies.
It seems like a lot of them don't watch anime tbh. A lot I've seen on Twitter want to talk about guns and ships and make fun of liberals, including their own. It's been eye-opening how even across the pacific, they comment on their news being captured
Anime is considered a kid's thing in Japan and adult anime fans are considered weird.
 
The entire future of the only country in the world worth a shit is hanging in the balance, no big deal. Of more dire import is that I have a burger suit riding on this stuff.
You didn't honestly bet on SCOTUS overturning birthright citizenship did you? You recognize that SCOTUS are elite members of society whose friends and family are all incredibly wealthy, connected, and reliant on low wage low benefit jobs being the prevailing norm in the US, right?
 
I bet it's similar to over here how Superman is really "iconic" in that everyone knows of him and he's used in references and other such things but few people relative to the whole actually read comics or watch anything animated.

Weebs think because there is a lot of content to go through and because it's what they focus their interest on then everyone from where it's produced is in on it.
Best comparison honestly. The average jap likes average things and isn't a weeb.
The Nipponman yearns for the BBQ and the shooting range.
His soul cries out to hold an M16 and to eat an 18 hour smoked brisket.
We need to get those niggas to legalize firearms more. They already have a huge airsoft scene. They could figure it out
 
Fundamentally regardless of where you stand on the birthright stuff its very annoying that our legislative branch is de facto a rubber stamp for the executive now. I get the impression a lot of people today just want a Caesar figure to steam roll reforms through (much needed reforms imho). Are people pro or anti democracy now? Feels wild to me I guess.

Id much rather we just have a legislative effort to reform immigration to fix this issue once and for all, instead of an EO that will be challenged for years
 
You didn't honestly bet on SCOTUS overturning birthright citizenship did you? You recognize that SCOTUS are elite members of society whose friends and family are all incredibly wealthy, connected, and reliant on low wage low benefit jobs being the prevailing norm in the US, right?
Hell no, I explicitly bet that I would don a burger suit avatar if they did overturn birthright citizenship on this kind of reasoning. We all know how Roberts and the nigger baby adopter ACB are going to vote.
 
Fundamentally regardless of where you stand on the birthright stuff its very annoying that our legislative branch is de facto a rubber stamp for the executive now. I get the impression a lot of people today just want a Caesar figure to steam roll reforms through (much needed reforms imho). Are people pro or anti democracy now? Feels wild to me I guess.

Id much rather we just have a legislative effort to reform immigration to fix this issue once and for all, instead of an EO that will be challenged for years
I personally believe that modern America is too psyopped and infiltrated and our government is too corrupt for our current system to actually work for the good of the nation. Instead it only extracts wealth from the productive law abiding citizens to give it to lazy criminal welfare queens and foreign scabs that send most of it out of the country.

We need a Bukele to come in, declare martial law, impose radical reform, arrest like a million criminal repeat offenders, denaturalize and deport millions, etc.

That's never gonna happen, though.
 
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We must fIgHt teh Americans because when we NeGotiaTe we lose. :'( 😡

It’s funny how they think it’s 1812 still. They can’t stand up against us and it’ll only make us more pissed. I would really like to see them try, it’d be funny.

Even back then we won the battle of New Orleans which was more important snd pivotal to North American history. Funny how many times I’ve heard “we burned your Capitol!” from Canadian boomers who own homes in Arizona unironically because they want to live close to their American cardiologist or surgeon.

Imagine being the slowest growing economy, catering to the whims of boomers, and losing your best talent. I pity Canadian millennials and zoomers that have to live under petty geriatric tyrants.
 
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