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  1. I'm just spit-balling, but as I said, the feds already have everything those records provide, minus who is voting. It's not like the feds are going to find mass numbers of fraudulent voting - the states like Texas already do that and have better tools available as we are registering to vote or actually voting. But if they get that birthright citizenship win? All the feds have to do is run the Social Security #s or other identification numbers (which they would have from the applications of the parents, and from the applications for Social Security #s) against those voter databases and then push to purge them. Simple and could knock large numbers of voters off the rolls. I should note that I've looked at a lot of naturalization records, birth records, etc. from a genealogical point of view, and if they get that win, it's not hard for them to make a list of all naturalized citizens, and then run those against the Social Security applications for their kids and then push to purge the kids. Those applications have the SS #'s or other identifying information for the parents. Just guessing though, but seems like the easiest way to purge large numbers of people.
  2. My family knows/remembers that I was a Republican up until before we invaded Iraq in 2003, that I was a volunteer with George W's campaigns (and still have photos of me with him on Facebook) and that I flirted with libertarianism (also have a photo with Ron Paul lol) so they can't try and claim that I was some ranging liberal from birth. I've been carefully picking my battles. I'm not a raging independent on Facebook (nor could I be construed as a raging liberal on there), and I'm just asking serious questions, while keeping it simple. I love asking why Trump and Bondi promised us the Epstein files and asking why Trump was in there so many times, because I know some of these people were big proponents of the release prior to last year. I've asked relatives why ICE is starting to pop up all over the place, when Rush Limbaugh warned us about this very thing. I've asked why we would attack our own NATO allies when that's what Putin would love. Not raging 30-minute debates, just keep it simple. I've even called out Trump as a draft-dodger who mocked POWs to a MAGA uncle who lost part of his leg in Vietnam, but I wasn't in his face about it. Mixed results, but I'm going to be a fucking thorn in their sides about this.
  3. Flashlight.
  4. Let them do it and hope the people up there are calm enough not to violently escalate it. Sucks for Minnesota in the short term, but this won't be a good look for Rs in November.
  5. When I look up my voting data or that of relatives, I can see the primaries they vote in as well as general elections, but not who they voted for, but the primary is enough for those who want to know how you vote. I've never looked into whether they keep records of who you vote for, and this doesn't say shit about that either, just about your personal information being kept confidential (but not from law enforcement or whatever). https://www.sos.state.tx.us/elections/laws/address-confidentiality.shtml All of the individual pieces of information are already available and accessed by the feds (they have your Social Security, addresses, tax info, driver's license, firearm background stuff, etc.). I would not be surprised that if Trump gets a win on the birthright citizenship with the Supreme Court, that the DOJ immediately demands birthright citizens be purged. I don't know if this is what that request is related to, but the feds already have access to the individual pieces of information - they know where you live, etc.. If they get that win on birthright citizenship, this would be an easy way for them to see which are registered to vote and then file motions to have them purged by the states. If they took birthright citizens off of the voting roles, that would be a huge impact.
  6. Pissing off a chunk of the oil industry, pissing off the banks/CC/finance industry, pissing off the housing industry. Congress is going to love hearing from the lobbyists.
  7. Toss in the Time Bandits series on Disney as well, my kid loved it.
  8. That means he's fucking scared. There's going to be a few ICE agents out there that don't want their shit doxxed (by the Secretary for Homeland Security no less LOL) and have to go into hiding, so they may not be so fast to pull the trigger. Not many, but some, which means some people will be alive who otherwise wouldn't be. Need billboards of this guy's face and name around the country to make more law enforcement think about fucking around. And as I said, people are going to be filming ICE agents when they see them.
  9. When you say "your" do you only mean a vehicle you own or rent or that belongs to a friend, or does it include a cop car you may have borrowed while some cop had his back turned giving a ticket to your buddy?
  10. The fact that Trump and Noem and Vance tried so hard to spin this a certain way tells you everything you need to know - they are scared shitless they are losing the narrative. I would even guess that the video released by the shooter or somebody around him was an attempt to try to frame the narrative. The problem for them is that a lot of people are not going to buy their bullshit when they can see the videos with their own eyes. And you can bet there will be a shitload of cameras on every ICE agent from here on out.
  11. I'm guessing they are not looking for felons voting but instead looking at birthplace/birthplace of parents.
  12. Something...something...little kids...something...MAGA. I always thought it was stupid to pledge allegiance to a piece of cloth, but whatever.
  13. It took 3-4 roided out guys to handle one woman. Actually, yeah, they probably jerk off to that.
  14. Given that it's a documentary, I'm going to guess she was cast for it as an actress. Admittedly, I haven't watched any speeches she's given or anything, but she does not sound like somebody I would consult on EMP attacks or power grids. But it's still hilarious and I'm going to pass it around to my conspiracy-minded relatives.
  15. Half the fleet chased a fucking oil tanker to the North Atlantic, so they may already be up there.
  16. Trump is doing his hardest to really drop the price of oil in the US and that will help all of us who want to go out to some West Texas automobile auctions and pick up a Ford F-350 that's been repossessed at a bargain price. Mobile homes as well. Just hope they throw in the truck nutz for free.
  17. I can report aggy for all kinds of violations?
  18. Where are all the fucking Qanon idiots at.
  19. You're over thinking it. Peter Thiel is the reason. Go look at Vance's time in Silicon Valley.
  20. Somebody is a little worried about the mid-terms. Can't imagine why.
  21. I just saw this podcast whatever this morning, but it’s from a few days ago and talks more about the mafioso-style angle (don’t have to watch, can be listened to like podcast).
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