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Sailor Not Jerry retweeted
So the people who smear us all as “woke right” for believing in borders have spent the past two days fundraising for an illegal alien under false pretenses - I’m no lawyer - is this not wire fraud? Have these people not totally exposed themselves?
Sailor Not Jerry retweeted
Replying to @Oilfield_Rando
I want non stop deportations until I can walk up to a Costco free sample stand and grab my kid a cracker without having to navigate through New Kolkata.
Dont let the Cheets get you
PSA for all X users: the term “Jeet” is now considered hate speech. The support team at X (typically staffed by Indians) are now banning accounts that use it.
Notably, describing a white person as a redneck, hillbilly, whitey, honkey, gringo, piggy, etc. does not violate any rules on X.
This is interesting because Indians themselves have repeatedly asserted that “Jeet” is not a slur and instead means “winner.” Despite this, X is aggressively banning accounts for typing these 4 letters even on the most innocent of posts.
The etymology of “Jeet” is not unique. “Jeet” is a shorthand for several Indian names, including “Pajeet.” A famous Indian celebrity is also known mononymously as “Jeet,” though it is now against the rules to even mention his name.
Jeet as a stereotype is similar in function to Karen, Timmy, Stacy, etc. By referring to someone with one of these actual names you assign a set of derogatory stereotypes about them. The only difference is that Indians (the most populous ethnic group in the entire world) are a protected minority class and it is not appropriate for low caste non-Indians to speak derisively to them in the same manner that they speak to you.
Keep this in mind when posting on X as it will be an easy opportunity for the Indians who work at X to ban you for talking bad about India, which is their true intention due to cultural reasons.
Anecdotally, I have always used “Jeet” to refer to a subset of Indians who regularly commit fraud by lying, stealing, and performing criminal activities and excusing their poor behavior with an incompatible cultural basis. I have never conflated “Jeet” to represent Indians in general, which is a courtesy I intentionally have gone out of my way to perform out of politeness and rarely seen on this platform.
However, now that I am being flagged for providing such a distinction I will simply use “Indian” going forward. I apologize in advance to the thousands of Indians that appreciate my posts and who may feel unfairly maligned by this shift. That is a consequence of other Indians punishing me for attempting to distinguish you separately among them, and it is not worth getting my account banned as they continue to evolve new ways to silence me for speaking honestly about India and its people.
Sailor Not Jerry retweeted
PSA for all X users: the term “Jeet” is now considered hate speech. The support team at X (typically staffed by Indians) are now banning accounts that use it.
Notably, describing a white person as a redneck, hillbilly, whitey, honkey, gringo, piggy, etc. does not violate any rules on X.
This is interesting because Indians themselves have repeatedly asserted that “Jeet” is not a slur and instead means “winner.” Despite this, X is aggressively banning accounts for typing these 4 letters even on the most innocent of posts.
The etymology of “Jeet” is not unique. “Jeet” is a shorthand for several Indian names, including “Pajeet.” A famous Indian celebrity is also known mononymously as “Jeet,” though it is now against the rules to even mention his name.
Jeet as a stereotype is similar in function to Karen, Timmy, Stacy, etc. By referring to someone with one of these actual names you assign a set of derogatory stereotypes about them. The only difference is that Indians (the most populous ethnic group in the entire world) are a protected minority class and it is not appropriate for low caste non-Indians to speak derisively to them in the same manner that they speak to you.
Keep this in mind when posting on X as it will be an easy opportunity for the Indians who work at X to ban you for talking bad about India, which is their true intention due to cultural reasons.
Anecdotally, I have always used “Jeet” to refer to a subset of Indians who regularly commit fraud by lying, stealing, and performing criminal activities and excusing their poor behavior with an incompatible cultural basis. I have never conflated “Jeet” to represent Indians in general, which is a courtesy I intentionally have gone out of my way to perform out of politeness and rarely seen on this platform.
However, now that I am being flagged for providing such a distinction I will simply use “Indian” going forward. I apologize in advance to the thousands of Indians that appreciate my posts and who may feel unfairly maligned by this shift. That is a consequence of other Indians punishing me for attempting to distinguish you separately among them, and it is not worth getting my account banned as they continue to evolve new ways to silence me for speaking honestly about India and its people.
Sailor Not Jerry retweeted
One of “them” coming out of micron hit this white kids square body irreplaceable F-150 and I feel like this is a good parable for where we are as a nation.
Sailor Not Jerry retweeted
Boise is now being forced to issue city ordinances to address an increasingly out-of-control rat problem.
The ordinances say things like don’t leave food outside or keep trash unsecured.
Gee, I wonder what could have led to a problem like that...? 🧐
idahonews.com/news/local/new…
Sailor Not Jerry retweeted
INSIDE THE 3,500 EMPLOYEES LAID OFF FROM AMEX
They should drop the American in their name.
Only 25,900 of its 76,800 employees work in the US.
In 2024 it opened the largest office it has ever built from the ground up. Gurugram, India. Nearly one million square feet. 18,000+ employed across India.
Between November and June it also got 554 H-1B positions certified. 189 of those filings sat at the top wage level. 187 for NEW hires.
Today it books a $336 million restructuring charge and cuts about 5% of its workforce. At an estimated $96,000 a head in restructuring costs the points to American layoffs.
Watching closely.
Sailor Not Jerry retweeted
Isn’t it funny that only DAYS after @katy4congress said in our debate and said that armed citizens can’t stop school shootings, an armed citizen stops a school shooting?
Kudos to this man, absolute hero.
🚨 NEW: Kaylub Giamanco, the HERO father who TOOK OUT the Bend, Oregon elementary school shooter last week, tells the story for the first time
"I started hearing children PLEADING for their lives. And then I started hearing gunfire and I just started army crawling faster and faster. And I told myself, this is probably the last thing that I'm ever going to do."
"I have to go in. People are going to die."
"I crawled through the bottom window that was shot out and continued onto the rug inside where there's a little breezeway with stairs."
"And then the special needs classroom was to my left. At that point, I was on the ground on my hands and knees. I re-racked my weapon to make sure that a live round came so that I knew that I was ready to go."
"And then I peeked through the window. And at this point I found my opportunity. And I'd seen a teacher on the left struggling with the gunman on the right with the rifle."
"And I knew that they were on both sides of me, and I knew that he did not know that I was there. And so at that point I swung the door out and open and I stepped in and I fired."
This man deserves the Presidential Medal of FREEDOM! 🇺🇸
Sailor Not Jerry retweeted
BREAKING: The Fifth Circuit, sitting en banc, ruled that immigrants who entered the U.S. illegally can be detained during deportation proceedings without individualized bond hearings, even after living in the country for decades, reversing three orders granting their release.
Sailor Not Jerry retweeted
DISTURBING!
Idaho “Catholics” Mark & Becky Uranga have chosen to publicly endorse Proposition 1, which would legalize abortion in Idaho.
This cannot stand! Tell @BoiseBishop that you would support him if he publicly denied them access to the sacraments until they repent!
Sailor Not Jerry retweeted
I'M GLAD fake conservative Faye Thompson lost her primary. When told that Jeffrey Street, candidate for District Judge, is a pro-abortion signer of Prop 1, she said "he has his reasons and I support him." Good riddance!
Vote for pro-life Greg Woodard for District 4 Judge!
My mayor regularly ratios Cato nerds on here while your governor felates them. We are not the same.
Proud to be recognized by @CatoInstitute for our progress to advance the economic and personal freedoms of all Montanans.
The Treasure State is a sanctuary for freedom and free enterprise, and we will always fight to defend our individual liberties.
Sailor Not Jerry retweeted
While neighboring Post Falls works with federal immigration enforcement and 287(g) program...
Are Coeur d'Alene Mayor and City Councilmen signaling they may consider passing resolution denouncing ICE!
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