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Ferris State Co-DC/LB Coach Grant Caserta - Block Destruction Drill Work - Slip - Slip Choice - Double Slip - Dent to Long Arm - Shed (2 Whitsle) - Shed Sequence - Shed w/ RB

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After a lot of consideration, I have decided I will vote Liberal and for Mark Carney on Monday. I think the Conservatives ran a great campaign and Pierre Poilievre would lead Canada well. That said, I want to explain the deciding factors for my vote — since I know many Conservatives follow me too. - - - 🇨🇦 - - - Despite the partisanship you often see online, I believe both major parties put forward decent if imperfect platforms this election. For all the hand-wringing, there is consensus in Canada for moving in the right direction — on project permitting, natural resource development, tying immigration to infrastructure, interprovincial trade barriers, housing supply reforms, and maintaining strong public finances. Neither platform puts our AAA credit rating at risk. Our pension system remains one of the strongest globally. We aren’t facing the kind of unfunded obligations weighing down many peer countries. We’re still a fortunate country — and our politics are healthier (federally) than we often give them credit for. - - - 🇨🇦 - - - That said, here is why I ultimately decided to vote Liberal. 1) CANDIDATES There are several Liberal candidates I would like to see become MPs: Karim Bardeesy Vince Gasparro and Chi Nguyen just to name a few. 2) HOUSING While I don’t know who will be in Cabinet, my hope is that Nate Erskine-Smith stays on as Housing Minister. We don’t always agree, but from my candid conversations with him, I know how well he understands this issue. I believe there is a genuine will inside the Liberal Party to push hard for real supply reform. Programs like the Housing Accelerator Fund are imperfect, but still good overall. MURB, GST/DC promises, Build Canada etc all good! 3) STATE CAPACITY Conservatives are rightly skeptical of government bloat — but I don’t see the same urgency from them about making government work better. I think the Liberals have more interest to do this. I want to see new agencies like Build Homes Canada not just announced but executed well. 4) CLIMATE The Conservatives offer no real climate plan beyond exporting LNG — and too often slip into mocking anyone who cares about environmental issues. I want to see pipelines built and energy exported — but I also want serious investment in electrification, adaptation, and decarbonization. Canada is one of the countries best positioned to thrive if we take climate adaptation seriously. I don’t want us to waste that advantage. 5) CITIES The Conservatives are not an urban party. Many of their MPs are outright hostile to Toronto, Vancouver, Montreal — and to the people who live in them in rhetoric. In day-to-day governing, I believe cities would be a lower priority under a Conservative government. I live in downtown Toronto. 6) OTHER ITEMS I want to see the CBC reformed, not abolished. I want HSR to Windsor. I think Mark Carney will be able to respond better to a serious economic shock. I think the Liberal plan to get to 2% Military spending is more credible. - - - 🇨🇦 - - - That said, I still have concerns about the Liberal approach: They don’t fear complexity enough. They often add too many secondary goals onto every initiative, muddying execution. They measure themselves too much by promises made or money spent, rather than outcomes delivered. On climate, there’s still too much Malthusian instinct when we should be focusing on abundance, technology, and resilience. But ultimately: They have a climate plan. They value urban Canada. They are more serious about rebuilding state capacity. And they are shifting focus to growth. And that is why, after careful thought, I’ll be voting for the Liberal Party and Mark Carney. Here’s a clip from Monday’s debate where I talked more about how I see the strengths — and blind spots — of both campaigns.
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After a lot of consideration, I have decided I will vote Liberal and for Mark Carney on Monday. I think the Conservatives ran a great campaign and Pierre Poilievre would lead Canada well. That said, I want to explain the deciding factors for my vote — since I know many Conservatives follow me too. - - - 🇨🇦 - - - Despite the partisanship you often see online, I believe both major parties put forward decent if imperfect platforms this election. For all the hand-wringing, there is consensus in Canada for moving in the right direction — on project permitting, natural resource development, tying immigration to infrastructure, interprovincial trade barriers, housing supply reforms, and maintaining strong public finances. Neither platform puts our AAA credit rating at risk. Our pension system remains one of the strongest globally. We aren’t facing the kind of unfunded obligations weighing down many peer countries. We’re still a fortunate country — and our politics are healthier (federally) than we often give them credit for. - - - 🇨🇦 - - - That said, here is why I ultimately decided to vote Liberal. 1) CANDIDATES There are several Liberal candidates I would like to see become MPs: Karim Bardeesy Vince Gasparro and Chi Nguyen just to name a few. 2) HOUSING While I don’t know who will be in Cabinet, my hope is that Nate Erskine-Smith stays on as Housing Minister. We don’t always agree, but from my candid conversations with him, I know how well he understands this issue. I believe there is a genuine will inside the Liberal Party to push hard for real supply reform. Programs like the Housing Accelerator Fund are imperfect, but still good overall. MURB, GST/DC promises, Build Canada etc all good! 3) STATE CAPACITY Conservatives are rightly skeptical of government bloat — but I don’t see the same urgency from them about making government work better. I think the Liberals have more interest to do this. I want to see new agencies like Build Homes Canada not just announced but executed well. 4) CLIMATE The Conservatives offer no real climate plan beyond exporting LNG — and too often slip into mocking anyone who cares about environmental issues. I want to see pipelines built and energy exported — but I also want serious investment in electrification, adaptation, and decarbonization. Canada is one of the countries best positioned to thrive if we take climate adaptation seriously. I don’t want us to waste that advantage. 5) CITIES The Conservatives are not an urban party. Many of their MPs are outright hostile to Toronto, Vancouver, Montreal — and to the people who live in them in rhetoric. In day-to-day governing, I believe cities would be a lower priority under a Conservative government. I live in downtown Toronto. 6) OTHER ITEMS I want to see the CBC reformed, not abolished. I want HSR to Windsor. I think Mark Carney will be able to respond better to a serious economic shock. I think the Liberal plan to get to 2% Military spending is more credible. - - - 🇨🇦 - - - That said, I still have concerns about the Liberal approach: They don’t fear complexity enough. They often add too many secondary goals onto every initiative, muddying execution. They measure themselves too much by promises made or money spent, rather than outcomes delivered. On climate, there’s still too much Malthusian instinct when we should be focusing on abundance, technology, and resilience. But ultimately: They have a climate plan. They value urban Canada. They are more serious about rebuilding state capacity. And they are shifting focus to growth. And that is why, after careful thought, I’ll be voting for the Liberal Party and Mark Carney. Here’s a clip from Monday’s debate where I talked more about how I see the strengths — and blind spots — of both campaigns.

Eric Lombardi (EricForOLP.ca) 🇨🇦🚀

275,443 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr

Analyzing Episode 44. Season 2 aka Choice vs Force, and the Repeating Patterns of Oppression When it comes to injustice and oppression in human societies, I find there are three kinds of people. Some are silent watchers, others are enablers, and then there are those who resist. Resistance matters because silence makes room for oppression to grow, and enabling oppression feeds it, until it morphs into a tyrannical beast. But resistance? That's a disrupting force. It reminds systems built on cruelty that human power is never absolute and that fear is never forever. It reminds us that injustice can only survive as long as it goes unchallenged. Even where resistance doesn't bear immediate fruit, it redraws the moral line and allows the victims to be seen. It tells the oppressors their evil is being recorded. Societies don't change because everyone always agrees on something. They change because of a few who refuse to comply with the decrepit patterns of abuse. But what does any of this have to do with episode 44? Well, let's see. We have two stories running parallel in the episode - that of Alya and Cihan, and Kaya and Zerrin. What's common in both tales? Quite a few things, but most importantly, for me, it's how the male-dominated structure of Mardin wants to force two women to live their lives according to what the system dictates is right, rather than what they want themselves. Both Demir and Boran refuse to give up, despite knowing full well that Zerrin and Alya love someone else. And, I refuse to legitimize their behavior built on past traumas, because hey, life ain't easy for anyone. But that doesn't give us a pass to behave like monsters. This entire episode, to me, seems like a tussle between choice and force. The old guard of Mardin, used to issuing orders and having them followed in silence, coming face to face with resistance. With the will to live life on one's own terms. Almost like the writer is trying to say, 'see this shit will just keep going until someone screams enough and fights back.' Let's start with the beginning of the episode. Demir abducts Zerrin and lies about her baby dying so he can later use the same child to blackmail Zerrin into staying with him. Why? Because the psychopath can't see beyond his own wants. Zerrin's choices don't register because to him, she's not a person, just someone to be managed and controlled. So, force becomes his default setting; he lies, emotionally terrorizes, manipulates, does everything to get his own way. And, in this way, he embodies what the episode keeps repeating, that oppression doesn't always have to be violent. Sometimes, it's your refusal to acknowledge someone else's right to choose. There's another scene that stands out to me in this context, where Cihan and Alya are having a conversation, far from the cray cray crowd. In that scene, you get to see what life can be like when two people see each other as equals and choose to work together. When Alya tells Cihan of her fears about Deniz, he doesn't brush them off. He acknowledges them. But then, he also reminds her that she's always been able to get through to her son, and that there's no way Deniz will choose Boran after she informs him of the whole story. What makes CihAl so attractive as a couple is their ability to see each other and acknowledge their humanity and individuality. There's no force here. They stay together because they want to, they choose to. Many people choose to part despite the presence of love, so feelings here take a back seat. It's about free will. Agency. That's the most fundamental human instinct. When you take that away from someone, it's almost like taking away their humanity. Now, I know some of y'all saw the episode and thought Deniz is gonna fall prey to Boran's manipulation. But that's not what I see. When Boran is trying to rip apart CihAl's family portrait, Deniz becomes the reason he can't. And sure, Boran does manage to sway Deniz close to him a time or two, but there are scenes where you can see Deniz pulling back. Like when he realizes Boran really isn't paying any attention to him in the room. And Deniz is Alya's son, too. Which means if there's something he wants, he's going to go after it all out. You can see that in the way he refuses to stop calling Cihan 'Baba' even though Boran tries his level best. Now, let's turn back the dial a little and think about the other message Guilzar let slip in the episode. When Ummu and Ihityar are talking about how Alya is being manipulated by Boran using Deniz, and there's nothing to be done about it, Kadir speaks up. In that scene, to me, Kadir is the writer, telling the audience that the weaponization of a child against a parent isn't acceptable. That the parents, in this case, Alya and Cihan, have feelings too. They've been through hell and were rewarded with true love. And they deserve to live that love. When Kadir says love like that is worth dying for, it seemed to drive home the point that you don't give up when you love like Alya and Cihan love each other. You certainly don't allow yourself to be boxed in a corner because of the love of your child. Because that, too, is a form of coercion. I'm not going to talk a lot about Boran and his tantrums because to me, he and Demir were mirror images in this episode. The ugly face of abuse weaponized as 'love.' And Sadakat? She's the worst kind of enabler there is. She keeps going, Alya, singling her out, simply because she thinks Alya is the weakest link. Since Sadakat can't stand to see her family break apart, she's only too willing to homage to the age-old custom of male compulsion by helping her pislik of a first-born. Ugh. Anyway, going back to the message of this episode - patterns of oppression on repeat? It kind of makes me glad that both Boran and Demir are going to step out of bounds to do something really fcuking stupid. Because their desperation will force a reckoning that's been a long time coming. Once these lines are crossed, one hopes what we see is change because Lord knows, it's time this damn pattern breaks, once and for all. #CihAl #UzakŞehir
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Analyzing Episode 44. Season 2 aka Choice vs Force, and the Repeating Patterns of Oppression When it comes to injustice and oppression in human societies, I find there are three kinds of people. Some are silent watchers, others are enablers, and then there are those who resist. Resistance matters because silence makes room for oppression to grow, and enabling oppression feeds it, until it morphs into a tyrannical beast. But resistance? That's a disrupting force. It reminds systems built on cruelty that human power is never absolute and that fear is never forever. It reminds us that injustice can only survive as long as it goes unchallenged. Even where resistance doesn't bear immediate fruit, it redraws the moral line and allows the victims to be seen. It tells the oppressors their evil is being recorded. Societies don't change because everyone always agrees on something. They change because of a few who refuse to comply with the decrepit patterns of abuse. But what does any of this have to do with episode 44? Well, let's see. We have two stories running parallel in the episode - that of Alya and Cihan, and Kaya and Zerrin. What's common in both tales? Quite a few things, but most importantly, for me, it's how the male-dominated structure of Mardin wants to force two women to live their lives according to what the system dictates is right, rather than what they want themselves. Both Demir and Boran refuse to give up, despite knowing full well that Zerrin and Alya love someone else. And, I refuse to legitimize their behavior built on past traumas, because hey, life ain't easy for anyone. But that doesn't give us a pass to behave like monsters. This entire episode, to me, seems like a tussle between choice and force. The old guard of Mardin, used to issuing orders and having them followed in silence, coming face to face with resistance. With the will to live life on one's own terms. Almost like the writer is trying to say, 'see this shit will just keep going until someone screams enough and fights back.' Let's start with the beginning of the episode. Demir abducts Zerrin and lies about her baby dying so he can later use the same child to blackmail Zerrin into staying with him. Why? Because the psychopath can't see beyond his own wants. Zerrin's choices don't register because to him, she's not a person, just someone to be managed and controlled. So, force becomes his default setting; he lies, emotionally terrorizes, manipulates, does everything to get his own way. And, in this way, he embodies what the episode keeps repeating, that oppression doesn't always have to be violent. Sometimes, it's your refusal to acknowledge someone else's right to choose. There's another scene that stands out to me in this context, where Cihan and Alya are having a conversation, far from the cray cray crowd. In that scene, you get to see what life can be like when two people see each other as equals and choose to work together. When Alya tells Cihan of her fears about Deniz, he doesn't brush them off. He acknowledges them. But then, he also reminds her that she's always been able to get through to her son, and that there's no way Deniz will choose Boran after she informs him of the whole story. What makes CihAl so attractive as a couple is their ability to see each other and acknowledge their humanity and individuality. There's no force here. They stay together because they want to, they choose to. Many people choose to part despite the presence of love, so feelings here take a back seat. It's about free will. Agency. That's the most fundamental human instinct. When you take that away from someone, it's almost like taking away their humanity. Now, I know some of y'all saw the episode and thought Deniz is gonna fall prey to Boran's manipulation. But that's not what I see. When Boran is trying to rip apart CihAl's family portrait, Deniz becomes the reason he can't. And sure, Boran does manage to sway Deniz close to him a time or two, but there are scenes where you can see Deniz pulling back. Like when he realizes Boran really isn't paying any attention to him in the room. And Deniz is Alya's son, too. Which means if there's something he wants, he's going to go after it all out. You can see that in the way he refuses to stop calling Cihan 'Baba' even though Boran tries his level best. Now, let's turn back the dial a little and think about the other message Guilzar let slip in the episode. When Ummu and Ihityar are talking about how Alya is being manipulated by Boran using Deniz, and there's nothing to be done about it, Kadir speaks up. In that scene, to me, Kadir is the writer, telling the audience that the weaponization of a child against a parent isn't acceptable. That the parents, in this case, Alya and Cihan, have feelings too. They've been through hell and were rewarded with true love. And they deserve to live that love. When Kadir says love like that is worth dying for, it seemed to drive home the point that you don't give up when you love like Alya and Cihan love each other. You certainly don't allow yourself to be boxed in a corner because of the love of your child. Because that, too, is a form of coercion. I'm not going to talk a lot about Boran and his tantrums because to me, he and Demir were mirror images in this episode. The ugly face of abuse weaponized as 'love.' And Sadakat? She's the worst kind of enabler there is. She keeps going, Alya, singling her out, simply because she thinks Alya is the weakest link. Since Sadakat can't stand to see her family break apart, she's only too willing to homage to the age-old custom of male compulsion by helping her pislik of a first-born. Ugh. Anyway, going back to the message of this episode - patterns of oppression on repeat? It kind of makes me glad that both Boran and Demir are going to step out of bounds to do something really fcuking stupid. Because their desperation will force a reckoning that's been a long time coming. Once these lines are crossed, one hopes what we see is change because Lord knows, it's time this damn pattern breaks, once and for all. #CihAl #UzakŞehir

CocoLoco

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If Matt Walsh has been looking and sounding a little stiff and shrill lately, it's probably because he is not able to sit comfortably. This is due to the Big Hand, which had to be inserted fairly deep so that it could move his mouth well enough to create the appropriate noises. The appropriate noises, in this case, being "you have offered no individual solution". Note that word, "individual". The Big Hand is very keen to slip that word into the premises of any debate, lest the discussion turn to solutions that involve collective action. The Big Hand does not want you to discuss collective action, because collective action might actually end up changing the status quo. It is, in fact, transparently obvious that nothing else will. No detailed examination of the problem is required. We need only look at who has the problem. A problem that a few individuals have is a personal problem, requiring a personal solution. A problem that a whole society has is a political problem, requiring a political solution. The problem we have is slave labor. Why is this a problem? It's certainly not a problem for the Big Hand which is moving Matt Walsh's mouth. It's not a problem for the boomers, who need... well, want... cheap workers for the business they own. (Businesses they were able to start or buy because their own labor, in their younger years, was highly compensated.) But it is a problem for them. They just don't realize it, because right all they see is the cheap labor. The bad consequences come along later. Slave labor destroys empires. How? Why? Well, what is a slave? In the political sense, a slave is a worker who cannot participate in the free market, because he is constrained by physical force. He cannot sell his labor to the highest bidder, and therefore he cannot negotiate. He must take what he is given. A literal slave cannot find a higher bidder to sell his labor to, because his employer is legally allowed to use force to make him stay. An prisoner in a labor program cannot find a higher bidder to sell his labor to, because he cannot go where other employers are. An indentured servant cannot find a higher bidder to sell his labor to, because the state will use force on him to compel him to complete his contract. A work visa immigrant cannot find a higher bidder to sell his labor to, because if he quits or is fired, he will be banned for the economy altogether, and must return to where he came from. That's what a slave is. So what is a free market? A free market is an economy where all actors are free from forcible constraint on their economic choices. Obviously, no market is totally free — you're not allowed to start an assassination service, and if you were, it could be used to constrain the economic freedom of others. But nations prosper when their markets are as free as possible, and fail when they are not. When you introduce slavery, whether it is called slavery, or slipped in the back door under some softer name, you destroy the free market. It is impossible for a free worker to economically compete with a slave without becoming a slave himself. Because a slave cannot negotiate, and must take what he is unilaterally given, a free worker must be more expensive until and unless he accepts what a slave receives. And what a slave receives is unilaterally set by his employer. Where slavery exists, a free worker is left with three options: 1. Take what a slave takes, and be treated as a slave is treated, thereby becoming equivalent to a slave. 2. Be unemployed, and subsist through government handouts, charity, or crime. 3. Become an entrepreneur, and own slaves rather than being one... if he can. If he succeeds in ascending to the business owner class, he will become a slaver himself. He will have no choice. If other businesses employ slaves to reduce labor costs, so must he. Obviously, all of this is bad for the free worker. But... so what? What if we are amoral, and we want to be slavers? What if we want to be mob bosses? What if we want America to be a slave empire, built by slave workers and defended by slave soldiers? What if we want an entire world composed of 0.1% white and jewish slave owners, supported by a massive underclass of brown slaves? Sure, those pesky middle class libertarians would fuss, until we got rid of them, but wouldn't it all just work? Wouldn't it be awesome for the 0.1%? All we'd need to do is implement massive technological control programs over news and information to prevent those dumb brown slaves from revolting. And the Big Hand will never be short of an extra Matt Walsh to wield as a puppet. So this sounds awesome, right? Global slave empire, and if you object, you're a loser who gets money from doing work, instead of owning things, and you deserve to be a slave. Well... it sounds awesome until you crack a history or economics textbook. Slavery collapses economies. Collapsed economies collapse empires. You see, when you import slaves, and pay them slave wages, you are able to save money on labor, and produce goods and services more cheaply. That would be great for you... if the economy were a zero sum game. It's not. Because when you produce goods and services, you need someone to sell them to. Has everyone suddenly forgotten how a depression works? What is it that is depressed, in a depression? Wages, that's what. When wages are depressed, the people earning them spend less on goods and services. When they spend less on goods and services, producers of those goods and services must produce them more cheaply so they can sell. Which means they need to save on materials and labor. This drive wages down, both directly when companies cut labor costs, and indirectly when the companies that serve them with material goods need to produce those goods more cheaply. Which depresses spending even further. And then the government starts printing money, because impoverished slaves can't pay taxes. So now the money is worthless, too. That's what a depression is. It's a downward spiral. And slave labor is a fast track ticket to depression and economic collapse. Rome survived Carthage. Rome survived perpetual war. Rome survived rebellion, political coups, assassinations, chaos. Rome couldn't survive this. Neither can America. You cannot prosper alone. If you get rich by making others rich, you have allies. You have a system of mutual support. You have free market capitalism. If you get rich by making others poor, there will be no one to trade with. The most insidious part of this is that it's not a choice that individual business owners can make. Once the gates of slavery are open, and competitors in your industry begin to use slave labor, your only choice is either to be undercut and go bankrupt, or to follow suit and survive... until the economy collapses and everyone goes bankrupt. Whether it is importing foreign indentured servants, or exporting entire industries to places where workers are slaves, slavery has a gravitational force that pulls all economies to it, then gradually destroys them. Slavery anywhere is slavery everywhere. Steep tariffs on H1B and imported goods are not DEI for Americans, because Americans can compete with any workforce on the planet so long as those workers are free. Tariffs on imported workers, goods, and services, are incentive barricades against slavery. They are a temporary measure until we can eradicate slavery from the planet. Which we must do, or any advanced civilization, including America, will not survive. Some may not care if America survives, but you need to. It's where you keep all your stuff.
1:29

If Matt Walsh has been looking and sounding a little stiff and shrill lately, it's probably because he is not able to sit comfortably. This is due to the Big Hand, which had to be inserted fairly deep so that it could move his mouth well enough to create the appropriate noises. The appropriate noises, in this case, being "you have offered no individual solution". Note that word, "individual". The Big Hand is very keen to slip that word into the premises of any debate, lest the discussion turn to solutions that involve collective action. The Big Hand does not want you to discuss collective action, because collective action might actually end up changing the status quo. It is, in fact, transparently obvious that nothing else will. No detailed examination of the problem is required. We need only look at who has the problem. A problem that a few individuals have is a personal problem, requiring a personal solution. A problem that a whole society has is a political problem, requiring a political solution. The problem we have is slave labor. Why is this a problem? It's certainly not a problem for the Big Hand which is moving Matt Walsh's mouth. It's not a problem for the boomers, who need... well, want... cheap workers for the business they own. (Businesses they were able to start or buy because their own labor, in their younger years, was highly compensated.) But it is a problem for them. They just don't realize it, because right all they see is the cheap labor. The bad consequences come along later. Slave labor destroys empires. How? Why? Well, what is a slave? In the political sense, a slave is a worker who cannot participate in the free market, because he is constrained by physical force. He cannot sell his labor to the highest bidder, and therefore he cannot negotiate. He must take what he is given. A literal slave cannot find a higher bidder to sell his labor to, because his employer is legally allowed to use force to make him stay. An prisoner in a labor program cannot find a higher bidder to sell his labor to, because he cannot go where other employers are. An indentured servant cannot find a higher bidder to sell his labor to, because the state will use force on him to compel him to complete his contract. A work visa immigrant cannot find a higher bidder to sell his labor to, because if he quits or is fired, he will be banned for the economy altogether, and must return to where he came from. That's what a slave is. So what is a free market? A free market is an economy where all actors are free from forcible constraint on their economic choices. Obviously, no market is totally free — you're not allowed to start an assassination service, and if you were, it could be used to constrain the economic freedom of others. But nations prosper when their markets are as free as possible, and fail when they are not. When you introduce slavery, whether it is called slavery, or slipped in the back door under some softer name, you destroy the free market. It is impossible for a free worker to economically compete with a slave without becoming a slave himself. Because a slave cannot negotiate, and must take what he is unilaterally given, a free worker must be more expensive until and unless he accepts what a slave receives. And what a slave receives is unilaterally set by his employer. Where slavery exists, a free worker is left with three options: 1. Take what a slave takes, and be treated as a slave is treated, thereby becoming equivalent to a slave. 2. Be unemployed, and subsist through government handouts, charity, or crime. 3. Become an entrepreneur, and own slaves rather than being one... if he can. If he succeeds in ascending to the business owner class, he will become a slaver himself. He will have no choice. If other businesses employ slaves to reduce labor costs, so must he. Obviously, all of this is bad for the free worker. But... so what? What if we are amoral, and we want to be slavers? What if we want to be mob bosses? What if we want America to be a slave empire, built by slave workers and defended by slave soldiers? What if we want an entire world composed of 0.1% white and jewish slave owners, supported by a massive underclass of brown slaves? Sure, those pesky middle class libertarians would fuss, until we got rid of them, but wouldn't it all just work? Wouldn't it be awesome for the 0.1%? All we'd need to do is implement massive technological control programs over news and information to prevent those dumb brown slaves from revolting. And the Big Hand will never be short of an extra Matt Walsh to wield as a puppet. So this sounds awesome, right? Global slave empire, and if you object, you're a loser who gets money from doing work, instead of owning things, and you deserve to be a slave. Well... it sounds awesome until you crack a history or economics textbook. Slavery collapses economies. Collapsed economies collapse empires. You see, when you import slaves, and pay them slave wages, you are able to save money on labor, and produce goods and services more cheaply. That would be great for you... if the economy were a zero sum game. It's not. Because when you produce goods and services, you need someone to sell them to. Has everyone suddenly forgotten how a depression works? What is it that is depressed, in a depression? Wages, that's what. When wages are depressed, the people earning them spend less on goods and services. When they spend less on goods and services, producers of those goods and services must produce them more cheaply so they can sell. Which means they need to save on materials and labor. This drive wages down, both directly when companies cut labor costs, and indirectly when the companies that serve them with material goods need to produce those goods more cheaply. Which depresses spending even further. And then the government starts printing money, because impoverished slaves can't pay taxes. So now the money is worthless, too. That's what a depression is. It's a downward spiral. And slave labor is a fast track ticket to depression and economic collapse. Rome survived Carthage. Rome survived perpetual war. Rome survived rebellion, political coups, assassinations, chaos. Rome couldn't survive this. Neither can America. You cannot prosper alone. If you get rich by making others rich, you have allies. You have a system of mutual support. You have free market capitalism. If you get rich by making others poor, there will be no one to trade with. The most insidious part of this is that it's not a choice that individual business owners can make. Once the gates of slavery are open, and competitors in your industry begin to use slave labor, your only choice is either to be undercut and go bankrupt, or to follow suit and survive... until the economy collapses and everyone goes bankrupt. Whether it is importing foreign indentured servants, or exporting entire industries to places where workers are slaves, slavery has a gravitational force that pulls all economies to it, then gradually destroys them. Slavery anywhere is slavery everywhere. Steep tariffs on H1B and imported goods are not DEI for Americans, because Americans can compete with any workforce on the planet so long as those workers are free. Tariffs on imported workers, goods, and services, are incentive barricades against slavery. They are a temporary measure until we can eradicate slavery from the planet. Which we must do, or any advanced civilization, including America, will not survive. Some may not care if America survives, but you need to. It's where you keep all your stuff.

Devon Eriksen

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🚨 ISLAMIZATION OF AMERICAN SCHOOL CHILDREN YOUR KIDS GOT EXTRA CREDIT AT AN ILLINOIS MOSQUE RUN BY ICNA’S CONVERSION ARM A "world religion" class was taken to a Chicago-area mosque with their teacher, Emily. The man in front of them was not a museum guide. He was Dr. Sabeel Ahmed of GainPeace - the official dawah / outreach project of the Islamic Circle of North America (ICNA). Speakers. Open houses. Free Qurans. Follow-up for new Muslims. That is ICNA’s public conversion apparatus. ICNA is not a bake sale. Investigators have documented its Jamaat-e-Islami roots. The 1991 Muslim Brotherhood memo - entered as evidence in the Holy Land Foundation trial - listed ICNA among “our organizations and the organizations of our friends.” Before the tour even started, he asked Aaron what class it was. World religion. Had they already covered the Islam chapter? Yes. Then he said it was “fair game” to quiz them. On tape: “Extra grade, right? Extra credit, perhaps. Some of you need some extra credits.” Hands went up. He ran them through the pillars like Sunday school. Daily prayer. Hajj once in a lifetime. Ramadan. He asked how many Muslims were in the class. Aaron. Amir. Yusuf. Emily asked when kids start fasting. He said obligation starts at puberty - then bragged that his son fasted the entire month at age seven. He bragged on film about how his little daughter puts on hijab automatically when she leaves the house. A student asked how you convert. No baptism. No pool in the basement. Understand the six beliefs and five pillars, then say: There is no god but Allah, and Muhammad is His messenger. That sentence makes you a Muslim. Then you are expected to live by it. Another student asked the question every parent should hear: What happens if you follow another faith? This is where the game begins. He quoted Quran 2:256: no compulsion in religion. No force. Peaceful education. Your choice. Then he flipped it. Islam is the faith God ordained for humanity. Islam means submitting to the Creator. If you hear that and consciously reject it, there are consequences. Life is a classroom. God is the teacher. At the end comes the exam. Paradise if you submit. Hellfire if you die having rejected Islam. He never told them what “no compulsion” leaves out. The same chapter tells Muslims to fight until religion is for Allah. Muhammad said he was ordered to fight people until they declare there is no god but Allah. Leave Islam after entering it, and classical law is not a debate club. The hadith is: kill him. Apostasy has been punished that way for 1,400 years. A top cleric later admitted that without the apostasy punishment, Islam would not exist today. None of that made the field trip. He also told Christian students there are no statues, no images, no mediator. You pray straight to God. That is not a décor note. That is a denial of Christ as mediator, delivered to kids sitting on a mosque floor for class credit. Women and girls pray upstairs. Men downstairs. His “logical” reason on tape: a boy standing shoulder to shoulder, touching a pretty girl, might think about her instead of God. Prostration in mixed rows would not be “decent.” Friday prayer: men must leave school and work. He said the place holds maybe 300 on a normal day and 2,000 on Friday - gym, basement, classrooms, two services. Kids from the full-time Islamic school break class and file in. He called it the second-largest Islamic school in the United States. Emily did not push back. She sold it. “Very inclusive.” “You got their brains stirring.” Shoes off - “immersive.” Come back during prayer and watch them pray, if the school allows it. “Way better to see it than read it in a book.” She even showed the class One Day in the Haram on Amazon - a Mecca film about spreading Islam on social media. This was not interfaith. This was ICNA GainPeace dawah with a public-school teacher, extra credit, and a camera. Illinois parents: who signed the slip? Who called this extra credit? Who partnered a classroom with a Brotherhood-listed network’s missionary wing and called it education? SEE THE FULL REPORT HERE:
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🚨 ISLAMIZATION OF AMERICAN SCHOOL CHILDREN YOUR KIDS GOT EXTRA CREDIT AT AN ILLINOIS MOSQUE RUN BY ICNA’S CONVERSION ARM A "world religion" class was taken to a Chicago-area mosque with their teacher, Emily. The man in front of them was not a museum guide. He was Dr. Sabeel Ahmed of GainPeace - the official dawah / outreach project of the Islamic Circle of North America (ICNA). Speakers. Open houses. Free Qurans. Follow-up for new Muslims. That is ICNA’s public conversion apparatus. ICNA is not a bake sale. Investigators have documented its Jamaat-e-Islami roots. The 1991 Muslim Brotherhood memo - entered as evidence in the Holy Land Foundation trial - listed ICNA among “our organizations and the organizations of our friends.” Before the tour even started, he asked Aaron what class it was. World religion. Had they already covered the Islam chapter? Yes. Then he said it was “fair game” to quiz them. On tape: “Extra grade, right? Extra credit, perhaps. Some of you need some extra credits.” Hands went up. He ran them through the pillars like Sunday school. Daily prayer. Hajj once in a lifetime. Ramadan. He asked how many Muslims were in the class. Aaron. Amir. Yusuf. Emily asked when kids start fasting. He said obligation starts at puberty - then bragged that his son fasted the entire month at age seven. He bragged on film about how his little daughter puts on hijab automatically when she leaves the house. A student asked how you convert. No baptism. No pool in the basement. Understand the six beliefs and five pillars, then say: There is no god but Allah, and Muhammad is His messenger. That sentence makes you a Muslim. Then you are expected to live by it. Another student asked the question every parent should hear: What happens if you follow another faith? This is where the game begins. He quoted Quran 2:256: no compulsion in religion. No force. Peaceful education. Your choice. Then he flipped it. Islam is the faith God ordained for humanity. Islam means submitting to the Creator. If you hear that and consciously reject it, there are consequences. Life is a classroom. God is the teacher. At the end comes the exam. Paradise if you submit. Hellfire if you die having rejected Islam. He never told them what “no compulsion” leaves out. The same chapter tells Muslims to fight until religion is for Allah. Muhammad said he was ordered to fight people until they declare there is no god but Allah. Leave Islam after entering it, and classical law is not a debate club. The hadith is: kill him. Apostasy has been punished that way for 1,400 years. A top cleric later admitted that without the apostasy punishment, Islam would not exist today. None of that made the field trip. He also told Christian students there are no statues, no images, no mediator. You pray straight to God. That is not a décor note. That is a denial of Christ as mediator, delivered to kids sitting on a mosque floor for class credit. Women and girls pray upstairs. Men downstairs. His “logical” reason on tape: a boy standing shoulder to shoulder, touching a pretty girl, might think about her instead of God. Prostration in mixed rows would not be “decent.” Friday prayer: men must leave school and work. He said the place holds maybe 300 on a normal day and 2,000 on Friday - gym, basement, classrooms, two services. Kids from the full-time Islamic school break class and file in. He called it the second-largest Islamic school in the United States. Emily did not push back. She sold it. “Very inclusive.” “You got their brains stirring.” Shoes off - “immersive.” Come back during prayer and watch them pray, if the school allows it. “Way better to see it than read it in a book.” She even showed the class One Day in the Haram on Amazon - a Mecca film about spreading Islam on social media. This was not interfaith. This was ICNA GainPeace dawah with a public-school teacher, extra credit, and a camera. Illinois parents: who signed the slip? Who called this extra credit? Who partnered a classroom with a Brotherhood-listed network’s missionary wing and called it education? SEE THE FULL REPORT HERE:

Amy Mek

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