Domestic Terrorism
November 4, 2024
SHE apparently has no problem with the people whose lives and communities have been upended by mass immigration, but would probably like to see the person who sent her a teasing postcard in jail.
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Kathy G. writes:
This is hilarious. And the responses are so telling. “Absolutely a scare tactic!”. “Shouldn’t be subjected to”. LOL!! Why, they talk as if housing the illegal invaders in their homes is a bad thing, something … frightening. They only want a better life! I’m surprised they are so frightened of these cuddly illegals they want the rest of the country flooded with. I saw a similar video of guys dressed up like Kamala supporters showing up at homes with Harris/Walz signs with Hispanic guys and asking them to take them in. The same thing, the deer in the headlights look, and stammering excuses. “I have a teenager, sorry”. “Oh, that’s OK, Hector recently dated a teenager, he’d be comfortable”. LOL!!!
Laura writes:
There are lots of Harris-Walz signs in neighborhoods that are so expensive only the lawn guys are multicultural.
It’s a “let-them-eat-cake” kind of world.
The owners of those signs could care less about the people who live with the real life consequences in their neighborhoods, schools and stores of mass immigration and DEI.
I think those voting for Harris should be forced to send their children to schools that are no more than 30 percent white and should give up at least one spare bedroom each to ‘asylum seekers.’
Kathy responds:
I agree 100%. Increasingly, we see the “affluent” neighborhoods and well-off people are government employees, in other words, Members of The Party. I recall growing up reading about how in communist countries the “Members of The Party” had the best housing, food, clothes, vacations, etc., while the regular people went hungry and without. That is increasingly America today. Almost invariably in my neck of the woods, the nicest, newest, largest homes have Harris/Walz signs in their yards.
Laura writes:
Exactly. The Party rules.
But it’s not necessarily government jobs. Many professions are tied to the government and depend on government largesse or approval.
Don’t expect any defense of our civilization from the well-off. They are too comfortable to care and depend on the system.
They’re not being beaten on school buses.
Laura adds:
William Luther Pierce, whose religious views were in error but who said some important things, talked about these selfish elites back in the nineties.
