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It worked for Ron Jeremy.

How you doin?

$66.90

My vote tied it up for you, ya chicken choking, kitteh diddler.

Free Drobeski! ️

Balls on a dog.

Fock this sh!t. Gimme earthquakes and wildfires anyday.

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The caution, pit stops and restart could've been disastrous. Retart.

Bottoms up!

Thanks! I thought Bubba spinning Larson was going to cost me for sure.

Fockin dumbass Bubba.

Brrrrrrrrrrrrt

And here it is folks. Flood the country with illegals, ship them to strategic locations throughout the country, pass legislation to include them in the census and then increase the number of Democrat Representatives in said locations through secure elections decided by mail in ballots. Power indeed.

OK, how do we fix healthcare without first drastically reducing the number of illegals receiving free healthcare in this country? How do we address economic issues without first controlling the influx of illegals pouring into the country and reducing their negative impacts on our economy? How are we supposed to improve foreign relations with countries who are content to send the poor they can't afford take care of here, so we can take care of them? You have to start somewhere and controlling the border is the most effective way to do so.

Yeah, but if you tackle the most important issue, from both an economic, and, more importantly, a national security standpoint, first, you can then address the other issues in a more pragmatic way. Concentrating on the economy or healthcare or even foreign relations without first securing our borders is pointless. Without borders, we have no country.

Biden, and all Dems, are to be taken figuratively and construed in the best possible context. Trump is to be taken literally and misconstrued to be in the worst possible context. It's how they rouse the rabble.

But illegal immigration, especially at the current rate, has a deleterious effect on all of those issues.

***SPOILERS AHEAD*** I'd never heard of that movie before. My wife likes vampire movies. Mebbe I'll spring this one on her. In the spirit of Easter and Jesus' rebirth, I picked a starting word that I felt was appropriate. Alsonotreally. My starting word was ABORT.

Wordle 1,016 2/6* 🟨🟨🟨🟨 🟩🟩🟩🟩🟩 Picked a good starting word today. Framed #751 🟥 🟥 🟥 🟥 🟥 🟥 https://framed.wtf

12 million, over 60 years, came invited and vetted, through the front door, at a time when we needed them, and over a period of time we could absorb them into the fabric of society. During which time they became U.S. citizens and assimilated to American culture. vs 8 million, over 4 years, busting in through the open back door, uninvited, unvetted, during a period of time we don't need and can't afford them, with no intention of assimilating to American culture and many of whom are determined to destroy the country. You'd have to be an idiot to try to equate the two.

Yeah, let's do that. 1. Nobody has a right to immigrate here. We have the right to decide who we allow in. 2. You equate manual labor to unskilled labor. Brick laying is a skill. Landscaping is a skill. Folding laundry and mopping floors are not. 3. They wouldn't have to work such long, hard hours if cheapskates like you didn't take advantage of them to save a few bucks. 4. If you want to live in a foreign country, learn to communicate effectively with the natives. It's in everyone's best interest. 5. It is incumbent on the immigrant to assimilate to the new country they wish to reside in. Not the other way around. 6. Native born have more of a right to live on the dole than do illegals. 7. No, they don't. That will be all.