Stidham8
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re: Talks collapse between Iran and US, summit cancelled
Posted by Stidham8 on 2/4/26 at 2:04 pm to EphesianArmor
I think your question is self explanatory and common sense.
No one’s calling for wiping out the citizens.
No one’s calling for wiping out the citizens.
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re: Talks collapse between Iran and US, summit cancelled
Posted by Stidham8 on 2/4/26 at 12:28 pm to HailHailtoMichigan!
Finish them. They are fanatical lunatics and the world will be a better place the moment they are wiped off the earth. They will continue the North Korea path to a nuclear program unless they are eliminated.
Hezbollah, Hamas, and the Houthis will fall with them.
Hezbollah, Hamas, and the Houthis will fall with them.
re: Excellent article on why mass deportations must occur
Posted by Stidham8 on 2/4/26 at 12:23 pm to SallysHuman
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I agree, and you should add road congestion, unlicensed and uninsured drivers and overwhelmed schools to your list.
Absolutely. Schools are a massive issue. The taxpayer pay for their children to be educated.
I can’t blame them, but that doesn’t mean we should allow all of our money and resources to be wasted on them.
Go fix your country.
re: Excellent article on why mass deportations must occur
Posted by Stidham8 on 2/4/26 at 12:17 pm to SallysHuman
Getting criminals out is great but the crux of the issue is this:
- They get free healthcare amounting to billions annually that ultimately falls on the taxpayer. Surgeries? They aren’t paying a dime. They don’t have insurance. Childbirth? Not a cent. ER visits? Not a dollar. The ER becomes their free primary care office.
- American construction workers face the brunt of being paid shitty wages because illegals are willing to work for half the cost. The same goes for the hotel/hospitality/food industry
- Housing and apartment prices have increased because we have 20 million people now here which reduces the supply and costs go up
- Many receive food stamp benefits that falls on the taxpayers to cover
- Millions of Americans sit jobless and stuck on welfare because they can’t find decent paying jobs because illegals have bottomed the market out because they work for very little. The taxpayers then pay for Americans to sit on their arse and create a welfare lifestyle
It’s a self perpetuating cycle of our taxpayer money being given away.
- They get free healthcare amounting to billions annually that ultimately falls on the taxpayer. Surgeries? They aren’t paying a dime. They don’t have insurance. Childbirth? Not a cent. ER visits? Not a dollar. The ER becomes their free primary care office.
- American construction workers face the brunt of being paid shitty wages because illegals are willing to work for half the cost. The same goes for the hotel/hospitality/food industry
- Housing and apartment prices have increased because we have 20 million people now here which reduces the supply and costs go up
- Many receive food stamp benefits that falls on the taxpayers to cover
- Millions of Americans sit jobless and stuck on welfare because they can’t find decent paying jobs because illegals have bottomed the market out because they work for very little. The taxpayers then pay for Americans to sit on their arse and create a welfare lifestyle
It’s a self perpetuating cycle of our taxpayer money being given away.
Excellent article on why mass deportations must occur
Posted by Stidham8 on 2/4/26 at 12:07 pm
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“ At the heart of both moments is the same fundamental misdiagnosis. Illegal immigration is principally a crisis of quantity, rather than quality. Systems buckle under the weight of accumulated foreign populations long before any immigrant commits a headline-grabbing felony.
At mass levels, illegal immigration suppresses wages for American workers, especially those without college degrees, overwhelms schools and hospitals, and expands welfare systems quietly and permanently. Worse, it degrades national cohesion. Illegal immigration leaves American culture a third-world imitation of itself. None of this is primarily about violent felonies.
Reducing deportations to a criminal-justice framework tells millions of Americans who absorb these costs that their losses and communities do not matter. Unless they can point to a mugshot, their grievances are politically irrelevant.”
“ At the heart of both moments is the same fundamental misdiagnosis. Illegal immigration is principally a crisis of quantity, rather than quality. Systems buckle under the weight of accumulated foreign populations long before any immigrant commits a headline-grabbing felony.
At mass levels, illegal immigration suppresses wages for American workers, especially those without college degrees, overwhelms schools and hospitals, and expands welfare systems quietly and permanently. Worse, it degrades national cohesion. Illegal immigration leaves American culture a third-world imitation of itself. None of this is primarily about violent felonies.
Reducing deportations to a criminal-justice framework tells millions of Americans who absorb these costs that their losses and communities do not matter. Unless they can point to a mugshot, their grievances are politically irrelevant.”
re: President Trump: I don't think I've ever seen you smile
Posted by Stidham8 on 2/3/26 at 6:11 pm to Bobby OG Johnson
He’s right. She is a resting bitch face CNN propagandist.
He has lost all credibility.
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Florida outscored Bama 72-26 in the paint yesterday.
With a 3 year veteran NBA G-leaguer in their starting lineup.
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I'm pretty sure that's the last guy you want to call out on here.
APB: SummerOfGeorge missing
Posted by Stidham8 on 2/2/26 at 7:43 pm
Last seen before the Rose Bowl talking about how alabama has NOT declined. Any leads for the missing poster are appreciated.
“Alabama's decline involves playing in the Rose Bowl and finishing in the Top 8 (while recruiting at a Top 5 level).
“Yea, I'm sure that is what you guys had in mind while creaming your pants over Tyler Buchner and Thai Jones Bell transferring.”
“Alabama has declined from the last game of the Saban Era (Rose Bowl, Playoff) to................well another playoff game in the Rose Bowl.”
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“Alabama's decline involves playing in the Rose Bowl and finishing in the Top 8 (while recruiting at a Top 5 level).
“Yea, I'm sure that is what you guys had in mind while creaming your pants over Tyler Buchner and Thai Jones Bell transferring.”
“Alabama has declined from the last game of the Saban Era (Rose Bowl, Playoff) to................well another playoff game in the Rose Bowl.”
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This needs to be the main thing we make the midterms about
Yep. The messaging will shift to this and it already has started.
10 months to get the message out. Hopefully it’ll lessen the blow of the midterms which the Dems will still win easily.
I lost a lot of respect for Bongino not even lasting a full year in the Trump administration. He had a job that most people would do anything for and all he did was complain and quit.
Dabo Swinney age 50:
Nick Saban age 50
Nick Saban age 50
re: Kirby Smart looks rough
Posted by Stidham8 on 2/2/26 at 12:54 pm to Henry Jones Jr
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Looks like a coach who has won 2 national titles in the last 5 years to me. Still kind of shocked we won that game.
alabama without Metchie/Williams and TCU aren’t walking through that door again.
Hope y’all enjoyed the 2 year run.
Kirby Smart looks rough
Posted by Stidham8 on 2/2/26 at 12:50 pm
Did this guy stop exercising and start eating like a slob when he got the georgia job 10 years ago?
re: The only thing that matters regarding the mid-terms is…
Posted by Stidham8 on 2/2/26 at 12:45 pm to burger bearcat
I don’t see congress being held in the midterms by a party in power for a long time.
Republicans will get beat in 2026, as did Democrats in 2022, as did Republicans in 2018, as did Democrats in 2014, as did Democrats in 2010, as did Republicans in 2006.
Moderate voters vote with whatever outrage that the minority campaigns on.
Wash, rinse, repeat.
Republicans will get beat in 2026, as did Democrats in 2022, as did Republicans in 2018, as did Democrats in 2014, as did Democrats in 2010, as did Republicans in 2006.
Moderate voters vote with whatever outrage that the minority campaigns on.
Wash, rinse, repeat.
re: Bama basketball’s last 4 games against ranked opponents
Posted by Stidham8 on 2/1/26 at 7:39 pm to AUTiger789
What sucks the most for them is the NCAA tournament will undoubtedly give them a brutal draw with a seed that is 2-3 lines below what they should be and they can claim plausible deniability with the court not being able to do shite.
re: Texas state senate election—-what’s up?
Posted by Stidham8 on 1/31/26 at 10:27 pm to HailHailtoMichigan!
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Alabama senate 2017 Massachusetts senate 2010 Virginia Governor 2021 All massive swings away from party in power
Exactly. There were several congressional districts in 2017 and 2018 that swung wildly to the left. Same thing happened to Obama in 2010 and Biden in 2021/2022.
Imagine that, the party in power getting destroyed in off year or midterm elections.
This has happened like clockwork for the past 20 years.
This has happened like clockwork for the past 20 years.
re: Saturday SEC Basketball
Posted by Stidham8 on 1/31/26 at 7:59 pm to Lynxrufus2012
Finally can watch Auburn/Tennessee on ESPN
re: Once Vance becomes president, what will become the standard rhetoric from the left?
Posted by Stidham8 on 1/31/26 at 7:58 pm to shutterspeed
You can’t assume anything in politics. Vance is the most talented GOP politician I’ve seen in my lifetime but he’s still going to be in a tough race in 2028.
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