explain how it's smart to
I bet you had to look it up, I know what it is, I went to Catholic school.
This has been going on for decades. Trump will help turn this around.
thank you for continuing to lie to me.
Link where I said that, Fredo.But its you who wants race checkboxes on everything.
Link where I said that, Fredo.
Meanwhile, you're the one who wanted to give me a diarrhea injection so I could give you a hot facial. Sick, but your fetishes are your business.
I've told you twice so far and now a third time, Fredo. No. How serious are your mental issues? Are you receiving treatment? Do you have memory issues?
I wonder if he votes? He strikes me as a person like my brother who grips a lot, but doesn’t participate “ in the system of things”.^^^
Voted for the Trump oligarchy and is now whining about it.
Lie, lame and laughably stupid.November 9, 2016, the day after Donald Trump was elected as the 45th president, my high school history teacher pulled me back after class.
“Are you okay?” he asked me.
Before I could answer, he expressed concern that I should be vigilant in a post-Trump world. “Don’t be surprised if people start telling you to go back to where you came from,” he said.
I’ve often thought about that moment—the unnecessary injection of racial anxiety into my otherwise normal school day—when I think about the irony of progressive identity politics. My parents, both born in India but educated in America, would laugh about their well-intentioned but misguided friends who, in their eagerness to ward off the idea of “otherness,” ended up contributing to it.
Growing up, I was quick to challenge the careless usage of terms like “racist” and “xenophobic” as lazy ways to shut down legitimate debate. Even when I was 16, before I could articulate economic arguments, discussing border security seemed fair game—not because I feared immigrants, but because a country needs to know who’s coming in. Back then, when people called MAGA supporters racist, I thought they were overreacting.
But then a few days ago, I opened X to see my feed populated with anti-Indian vitriol—calling the country where my parents were born “filthy” and its people “filthy and undesirable.” Some condemned these comments but many others agreed, and still others criticized the critics for crying racism. But I could see it for what it was: raw bigotry.
Liberals Warned Me About MAGA’s Racism. I Didn’t Believe Them—Until Now.
My grandfather voted for Trump three times. Now, part of that movement is calling immigrants like him ‘filthy.’www.thefp.com
do you still want a "cultural background" checkbox as you indicated previously?
Yes non white peoples experiences are laughable to white trash mental midgets like you low grade
Jews are of all colors, genders, shapes and sizes, just like Christians.
Doubtful based upon his replies and non-replies. He has his specific opinions but is all talk, no walk. His behavior would explain why a militia would like to use him as a patsy, but he lacks multiple basic abilities useful to them for such a purpose.
can anyone convert to Judaism?
If what you believe is true, then you never attended.
Nope. Who conned you into believing this? Did he/they meet with difficulty?
What's a MAGAt? Do you even know? Why do you pretend to know what constitutes an expert?