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Constitutional crises don’t always begin with tanks in the streets. Sometimes, they start with silence. They didn’t begin by gassing Jews in 1933. That didn’t Jaden until 1941. It started with stickers on shop windows. Then boycotts. Then laws. Then camps. Each step made the next seem tolerable, justified,... even. No single act was shocking enough to trigger mass resistance when compared to past acts. People waited for the “big moment” to stand up. It never came. “You tell yourself it’s not that bad. You don’t want to make trouble. And by the time it’s unmistakable, it’s too late. Everything’s changed. And all you did… was nothing.” The world still looked normal. The shops were open. People went to concerts. The forms of democracy were still there, but the spirit had vanished. Look around. We’re not waiting for the crisis. We’re living in its early chapters. And history has already written how this story ends when good people say nothing. Please remember this.show more

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628,352 次观看 • 1 年前 •via X (Twitter)

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Mike Harvey1 年前

This is one of the moments you will never forget where you were when you watched to footage. It was a murder. The death of U.S. norms, freedoms, and democracy itself. Where are the elected leaders to stop this from happening?

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Building 7 Boutique1 年前

Buckle up, snowflakes! The Trump QR Tee will trigger the libs into orbit + rally the patriots! Scan at your own risk - this code leads straight to MAGA madness! And don't forget to don the 45-47 shirt while sipping your victory with our Mug - it's a tsunami of patriotism! 🇺🇸🦅🔥

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Christos Greek1 年前

You just can’t stand the fact Trump fixed the border and stopped letting illegals in. We are America first Brian. Do you not agree our people should come first?

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9FootCouch1 年前

Brian can't stand that the border is closed and Trump is delivering on his promises. Brian is only concerned about getting paid.

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KennyB1 年前

Supposedly we are in a "Constitutional Crisis" because El Salvador will not give us one of their citizens....

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StevieThunder1 年前

This was a MS 13 gang member keep him in El Salvador

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AOC Parody1 年前

He’s an illegal alien MS-13 member who’s BACK in his HOME country. Seriously, what is wrong with you people?

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frozen family1 年前

Absolutely! History teaches us that silence is complicity. Every small step toward tyranny begins with whispers ignored. We must amplify the truth, shout it from the rooftops! If we don’t confront the lies, we pave the way for darkness. Stand up, stand loud!

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Adrock1 年前

WHEN BRIAN IS WRONG everything IS NAZI GERMANY.

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Kevin Sailer1 年前

Again read the constitution and tell us where courts have authority over foreign policy you dipshit. You're not winning this one

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Lawrence Anderson 𝕏1 年前

Stomp your feet and yell at the world. Not getting the engagement you want it seems.

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The situation in Israel can be perfectly summarized by comparing it to the situation in Pearl Harbor. The question is do you kill innocent civilians to save more innocent civilians? Some say no, some say yes. This is covered in almost every ethics course with the train analogy. Do you pull the lever or not? 🤔 Innocent people die in war, but counter terrorism can never be falsely equated to an act of war, for far more people will die from inaction as opposed to action. People love to make war some black and white talking point, but it’s far more complex than that. War is hell, it’s evil, and it’s inevitable. It’s in our nature unfortunately, and until we fix that which may never happen, we need to deal with that reality as best we can. “The only thing necessary for evil to triumph is for good men to do nothing.” Israel did next to nothing five times throughout modern history. This time, they pulled the lever and people might want to remember there were 5 innocent people on that other track. It’s time more people got on the right side of history.

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54,055 次观看 • 1 年前

A myopic analysis. The state pension was contributory (see clip), and very gradually and quietly, over time, that situation changed. Adair Turner’s 2002 tome even refers to the state pension as “an entitlement”. The people were actively told that if you built up a NIC record, you will get the appropriate state pension, but the people were not told that changed, because the change was quietly buried over time within acts of parliament and not referred to. Did government not learn from WASPI? At least when women had their state pension age changed, it was widely promulgated. This though, changed because the government wanted you to think that in the future that your state pension would be a privilege, and not an entitlement. Because then of course, the state can tell you that you don’t get one, and it then has a tighter hold over you. The state did not tell you when it slowly started to change it from being a contributory scheme to a non-contributory scheme, because it wanted the best of both worlds. It knew, when it started to change things, but all hell would break loose if people realised the state pension was going to be something to be a carrot and stick, and not an entitlement.

A myopic analysis. The state pension was contributory (see clip), and very gradually and quietly, over time, that situation changed. Adair Turner’s 2002 tome even refers to the state pension as “an entitlement”. The people were actively told that if you built up a NIC record, you will get the appropriate state pension, but the people were not told that changed, because the change was quietly buried over time within acts of parliament and not referred to. Did government not learn from WASPI? At least when women had their state pension age changed, it was widely promulgated. This though, changed because the government wanted you to think that in the future that your state pension would be a privilege, and not an entitlement. Because then of course, the state can tell you that you don’t get one, and it then has a tighter hold over you. The state did not tell you when it slowly started to change it from being a contributory scheme to a non-contributory scheme, because it wanted the best of both worlds. It knew, when it started to change things, but all hell would break loose if people realised the state pension was going to be something to be a carrot and stick, and not an entitlement.

Rush

21,263 次观看 • 6 个月前

First of all, Megyn - Ben Shapiro did not mention Israel or Netanyahu once in his AmFest speech, so no, it’s not true that his problem with you is about Israel or Netanyahu. Why are you revising history and gaslighting us? Second, hatred of Jews is not caused by people calling out antisemitism. It is caused by lies. When you lie about a group of people constantly in an effort to convince the world that this group is inherently evil and demonic, or they’re secretly controlling the world to “subvert the Gentiles,” some people will become convinced it’s true. They will then begin hating that group of people. Was it white people’s fault that anti-white racism became mainstreamed and popular? Was anti-white racism made worse when Americans finally started calling it out for what it was and saying “No; we’re not doing this?” Of course not. The opposite happened and racist policies were rolled back. Racist rhetoric became unpopular again. Pushing back on evil and lies with the truth is the only way to fight racism of any kind. So do you really want Jew hate to stop? Stop praising and platforming liars. Stop lying about Jews, saying they control the media and the country. Stop lying about Ben Shapiro and address what he ACTUALLY said at AmFest. Until you start caring about the truth and defending it, YOU are complicit in the rise of Jew hate. Not Jews, Megyn. You.

First of all, Megyn - Ben Shapiro did not mention Israel or Netanyahu once in his AmFest speech, so no, it’s not true that his problem with you is about Israel or Netanyahu. Why are you revising history and gaslighting us? Second, hatred of Jews is not caused by people calling out antisemitism. It is caused by lies. When you lie about a group of people constantly in an effort to convince the world that this group is inherently evil and demonic, or they’re secretly controlling the world to “subvert the Gentiles,” some people will become convinced it’s true. They will then begin hating that group of people. Was it white people’s fault that anti-white racism became mainstreamed and popular? Was anti-white racism made worse when Americans finally started calling it out for what it was and saying “No; we’re not doing this?” Of course not. The opposite happened and racist policies were rolled back. Racist rhetoric became unpopular again. Pushing back on evil and lies with the truth is the only way to fight racism of any kind. So do you really want Jew hate to stop? Stop praising and platforming liars. Stop lying about Jews, saying they control the media and the country. Stop lying about Ben Shapiro and address what he ACTUALLY said at AmFest. Until you start caring about the truth and defending it, YOU are complicit in the rise of Jew hate. Not Jews, Megyn. You.

A 🌸

42,027 次观看 • 9 个月前

They warned Brandon Johnson! With rage in their voices and pain in their eyes. “Stop flooding our neighborhoods. We’re not being heard. We’re not being protected.” And what did he say? “We will fight like hell.” Not to save the people. To stop Trump. Now the city’s boiling. Trump’s circling with troops. And Brandon’s standing there like this is still some press conference. It ain’t. It’s the streets now. And the streets don’t care about your politics. You were warned, Mayor. And the people always cash in their receipts.

They warned Brandon Johnson! With rage in their voices and pain in their eyes. “Stop flooding our neighborhoods. We’re not being heard. We’re not being protected.” And what did he say? “We will fight like hell.” Not to save the people. To stop Trump. Now the city’s boiling. Trump’s circling with troops. And Brandon’s standing there like this is still some press conference. It ain’t. It’s the streets now. And the streets don’t care about your politics. You were warned, Mayor. And the people always cash in their receipts.

Desiree

258,428 次观看 • 1 年前

President Trump just gave an answer that will go down in the history books when Peter Doocy asked why assassination attempts keep happening to him. “We’ve changed this country and there are lot of people that are not happy about that.” TRUMP: “Well, you know, I’ve studied assassinations and I must tell you, the most impactful people...” “The people that do the most...you take a look at the people, Abraham Lincoln...the people that have gone through this...the people to do the most...the people that make the biggest impact, they’re the ones that they go after.” “They don’t go after the ones that don’t do much because they like it that way.” “And when you look at the people that have either...whether it was an attempt or a successful attempt, and they’re very impactful people just take a look at the names there.” “And I hate to say I’m honored by that but I’ve done a lot.” “We’ve taken this country and we were a laughingstock years and now we’re the hottest country anywhere in the world.” “We’ve changed this country and there are lot of people that are not happy about that.”

President Trump just gave an answer that will go down in the history books when Peter Doocy asked why assassination attempts keep happening to him. “We’ve changed this country and there are lot of people that are not happy about that.” TRUMP: “Well, you know, I’ve studied assassinations and I must tell you, the most impactful people...” “The people that do the most...you take a look at the people, Abraham Lincoln...the people that have gone through this...the people to do the most...the people that make the biggest impact, they’re the ones that they go after.” “They don’t go after the ones that don’t do much because they like it that way.” “And when you look at the people that have either...whether it was an attempt or a successful attempt, and they’re very impactful people just take a look at the names there.” “And I hate to say I’m honored by that but I’ve done a lot.” “We’ve taken this country and we were a laughingstock years and now we’re the hottest country anywhere in the world.” “We’ve changed this country and there are lot of people that are not happy about that.”

Overton

57,936 次观看 • 5 个月前

Sean Scannell used to earn 15k a week. In a month, he was bringing in what a lot of people don’t make in a year. And then… it changed. Here’s the part people don’t talk about. It’s not just the money you lose. It’s the identity. The expectations. The version of you people got comfortable with. As men, this hits hard. Because a lot of us tie our worth to what we do. What we earn. Who we used to be. Footballer. Business owner. Provider. The “successful one.” But life changes. And the hardest part isn’t always losing the thing… It’s accepting that the version of you that created that chapter might not be the version needed for the next one. Too many men stay emotionally trapped in goals, dreams, and identities they built as teenagers. Still chasing ghosts. Still trying to prove something. Still refusing to evolve. But growth demands change. And sometimes moving forward means grieving the old you… then getting the hell on with becoming the new one. #MensMentalHealth #Fatherhood #PersonalGrowth #MindsetShift #BuiltForMore

Sean Scannell used to earn 15k a week. In a month, he was bringing in what a lot of people don’t make in a year. And then… it changed. Here’s the part people don’t talk about. It’s not just the money you lose. It’s the identity. The expectations. The version of you people got comfortable with. As men, this hits hard. Because a lot of us tie our worth to what we do. What we earn. Who we used to be. Footballer. Business owner. Provider. The “successful one.” But life changes. And the hardest part isn’t always losing the thing… It’s accepting that the version of you that created that chapter might not be the version needed for the next one. Too many men stay emotionally trapped in goals, dreams, and identities they built as teenagers. Still chasing ghosts. Still trying to prove something. Still refusing to evolve. But growth demands change. And sometimes moving forward means grieving the old you… then getting the hell on with becoming the new one. #MensMentalHealth #Fatherhood #PersonalGrowth #MindsetShift #BuiltForMore

Superdad Damo

23,493 次观看 • 4 个月前

People started driving hours for a gas station. Buc-ee’s is now pushing into seven new states. No advertising. People kept showing up. Then the locations followed. The Texas chain built its reputation on one thing — the standard never slipped. Staff that acted like the job mattered to them. Someone still looked up when you walked in. Americans detoured for it. People didn’t drive an hour for gas. They drove because the place still felt normal. The bathrooms were clean at 2 a.m. and somebody actually looked you in the eye when you paid. Seven states didn’t come from a marketing department. People told their friends. That was enough. They kept the bathrooms clean and built an empire. The standard never moved. What’s the last place near you that still feels normal?

People started driving hours for a gas station. Buc-ee’s is now pushing into seven new states. No advertising. People kept showing up. Then the locations followed. The Texas chain built its reputation on one thing — the standard never slipped. Staff that acted like the job mattered to them. Someone still looked up when you walked in. Americans detoured for it. People didn’t drive an hour for gas. They drove because the place still felt normal. The bathrooms were clean at 2 a.m. and somebody actually looked you in the eye when you paid. Seven states didn’t come from a marketing department. People told their friends. That was enough. They kept the bathrooms clean and built an empire. The standard never moved. What’s the last place near you that still feels normal?

Jake

25,185 次观看 • 4 个月前

Dave Matthews: “This father and grandfather who was murdered by ICE in Houston, Texas. Then they say he’s not even the guy they were looking for. Well then don’t pull the trigger you assholes. It just makes me mad. I want to send this to the memory of Lorenzo Salgado Araujo”

Dave Matthews: “This father and grandfather who was murdered by ICE in Houston, Texas. Then they say he’s not even the guy they were looking for. Well then don’t pull the trigger you assholes. It just makes me mad. I want to send this to the memory of Lorenzo Salgado Araujo”

Marco Foster

1,349,608 次观看 • 3 个月前