Go to 8:05. 61 percent of White women aged 18-44 think that violence against ICE agents carrying out their duties is acceptable.

Quote from: Biggie Smiles on Today at 09:37:44 AMI too support deportations.

But THIS guy isn't the type of person we should be setting out to find and if we do happen to find him because some shittard liberal scumbag politician refuses to open their jails to ICE we need to have a provision for him -- something that lets him know he fucked up but his proven good outweighs his bad.

This type of callous draconian position is not something I can ever get behind

So a person like this goes from being an average middle class American to starving, possibly dying, in a land that he does not know and has little to no chance of succeeding in? Because what? A non-violent law was broken that literally harmed NO ONE? Especially when we consider how riddled with inefficiencies and corruption our court system as a whole actually is? For all we know this guy's parents could have hired some scumbag attorney who only cared about getting paid.

Nah, as a Christian first  I'm not for that. This is a TINY cross section of the illegal migrant population I am advocating for here and we cannot find it in our hearts to show a little mercy and provide them with a lifeline? After the Trillions we throw away to foreign countries that hate us? The trillions we waste on bullshit? But we have to draw the hard line in blood here? And show how dedicated we are to the rule of law? Are you kidding me? Because of a piece of paper with some rules written on it? And we want people to believe we are Christians?

Would Christ do that?  Or would christ so mercy to those deserving of mercy?

We have a small glimmer of hope here. A short lived chance to pull in large swaths of the American population, who, unlike ourselves, are capable of demonstrating humanity on this issue and what are we doing instead? Fucking squandering it -- and for what? Because a law was written a certain way and we have to blindly follow it to the letter? 

We need to change the laws on it. I know this administration is working on helping these people. The laws on our books is what makes it difficult for people like this 

For all the fuss people put up, no one has taken any steps to petition on behalf of these people and getting the immigration laws updated is over due imo.

Because there are complicated situations like this.

Quote from: Brent on Today at 11:36:17 AMIf you do not wear a seatbelt here, it is not just a ticket. You lose two points which affects insurance premiums.

The trick here is, dont get caught. I will keep it pulled over my shoulder and even keep the buckle in my hand, ready to click it in case I'm pulled over.

Quote from: Thiel on January 11, 2026, 09:08:21 PMSweetie he's a Democrat appointed by a Democrat in a heavily Democratic city. This thread has a Minnesota law signed by Mr. Walz that shows the ICE agent acted within the law.

Larry Krasner, the Philadelphia district attorney who was impeached in 2022 for "dereliction of duty and refusal to enforce the law upon assuming office," was among the leftists who condemned the fatal Jan. 7 shooting of radical anti-ICE activist Renee Nicole Macklin Good.

During a press conference on Jan. 8, where officials held a moment of silence for Good, then engaged in a cultish chant of her name, Krasner claimed the ICE agent's actions were not only "unlawful" but amounted to a "criminal homicide" executed by a member of an agency that has supposedly taken a "Nazified approach to mass deportation."

Krasner — flanked by fellow anti-ICE radicals Aniqa Raihan of the group No ICE Philly and Philadelphia Sheriff Rochelle Bilal, the latter of whom claimed that ICE was "fake" law enforcement — not only complained about the ICE officer's decision to fire multiple shots but his location at the time of the vehicular attack.

Meanwhile the National Police Association stated that violent criminals in Philadelphia get their charges dropped by the DA. He should be disbarred.

Quote from: DKG on Today at 09:52:14 AMThe failure of both Democrat and Republican plans to extend or partially replace enhanced Obamacare subsidies offers a clear lesson: Escaping an entitlement trap almost never happens.

The reality is, once government creates a welfare entitlement, logic and sustainability exit the conversation. Politicians do not debate whether to grow the program. They argue only over how much to increase spending and how to disguise the costs. That pattern now governs the fight over enhanced Obamacare subsidies.

My source with the State of Illinois told me years ago that once a program starts, a judge will always step in and force continued funding regardless of the budget.

Its a bit different on a federal level but nothing short of a civil war will hit the reset button.

America is closer to having the same type of problems Iran has right now than anyone cares to admit.

Quote from: Biggie Smiles on Today at 09:48:15 AMhttps://www.facebook.com/share/r/1FpPsZGdDe/?mibextid=wwXIfr

Progs cannot stand letting anyone that disagrees with them counter their fascism.

Quote from: Lokmar on Today at 11:25:50 AMYou're absolutely correct, its happening today, but when the libs are in charge again, they'll flood the country with double the amount of illegals.

Of course they will. They hate working class Americans.

I do not feel sorry for these prog billionaires. They turned California into a prog wasteland.

QuoteVenture capitalist Chamath Palihapitiya says California's proposed billionaire tax is accelerating an exodus of ultra-wealthy residents, a shift he argues will worsen and not solve the state's budget deficit.

Palihapitiya, who has been tracking capital flight from the Golden State, said California has so far lost an estimated $1 trillion.

"We had $2T of billionaire wealth just a few weeks ago. Now, 50% of that wealth has left - taking their income tax revenue, sales tax revenue, real estate tax revenue and all their staffs (and their salaries and income taxes) with them," Palihapitiya wrote on X on Sunday.

Even as the measure remains under consideration for the November statewide ballot, some of Silicon Valley's most prominent figures warn it could trigger an exodus of founders and capital.

California has long depended on its billionaire class, among the largest in the nation, to help fund the state budget.

"California billionaires were reliable taxpayers," Palihapitiya wrote.

"They were the sheep you could shear forever. Now California will lose this revenue source forever. Unless this ballot initiative is pulled, we will not stop the billionaire exodus. With no rich people left in California, the middle class will have to foot the bill."

His comments come as California voters consider a proposed ballot initiative backed by the Service Employees International Union–United Healthcare Workers West that would impose a one-time 5% tax on the assets of California residents worth more than $1 billion.

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/other/california-wealth-tax-proposal-hemorrhages-1t-as-billionaires-flee/ar-AA1TZZEk?ocid=hpmsn&cvid=69650be4c4824fdaa7e1b98eb89cd3e0&ei=22

Quote from: DKG on January 11, 2026, 11:30:55 PMThe process of denaturalizing Ilhan Omar and then deporting her is very complicated.

Yea, getting rid of her is a pipe dream. Sometimes the guilty go free.