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It is completely disrespectful, short-sighted, and embarrassing to see people taking over public streets in the UK blocking roads, blasting noise, and turning town centers into chaotic street spectacles. To be completely clear from the start: this is not an attack against any faith. I am speaking openly about my own faith as a Muslim because we have a serious issue here, just as I am talking about any other foreign practice. My problem is not what you believe. My problem is the aggressive, disruptive behavior shoved into the public streets of a country that doesn't share your culture or religion. You see all sorts of bizarre things out in the open: people smashing coconuts in the road, rolling on the pavement, hanging from floats, parading through town slapping their faces and chests, or literally slashing their backs with chains. You have crowds blasting ritual chants, dancing in traffic, and acting like the street belongs to them. The UK is fundamentally a secular and Christian society that welcomed people in. The average British person walking down the street doesn't understand your language, doesn't know your traditions, and has zero context for what you are doing. When they see roads shut down for rituals like this, it doesn't inspire respect or curiosity. It looks aggressive, disruptive, and completely alienating. Just because UK law permits you to get a council permit and march doesn't mean it’s smart to do it. Legality is no excuse for a total lack of common sense. Speaking directly from my own religion: at least 95% of these street parades, chest-beating scenes, and loud public celebrations have nothing to do with authentic Islam. They are pure cultural baggage and post-prophetic innovations imported from specific regions where civic order has already collapsed. Islamically, this behavior is completely out of order. The Prophet strictly ordered Muslims to respect the rights of the public road by not causing harm, nuisance, or blockage to anyone. When you live in a host country, you are under a clear covenant to respect its laws, preserve civic peace, and never bring public disrepute to your faith. Real faith is shown through clean streets, punctuality, a strong work ethic, high integrity, and treating your neighbors with decency not through loud street theater. There is nothing wrong with being proud of your roots or practicing your faith. Rent a private hall, gather in your community centers, or pray inside your mosques and temples. If you want to share your traditions with British people, invite them in. When people are welcomed as guests to see a culture with warmth and hospitality, that is a beautiful thing. But the second you drag it onto a public high street and block traffic, you are imposing it on people who never asked for it. Ask yourself an honest question: if Christians, Jews, or anyone else blocked the main roads in your country of origin to parade foreign rituals with loudspeakers, would that be tolerated for a single second? Absolutely not. The vast majority of educated, hardworking people in Britain including Muslims hate these public street stunts just as much as anyone else. They want to work hard, pay their taxes, raise their families, and contribute positively to British society. But because the decent majority is busy working, a loud, clueless minority gets all the cameras, and normal people end up paying the price for the public backlash. If you genuinely want people to respect you, use your brain. Stop imposing foreign rituals onto public roads, show real civic respect for the country you live in, and earn respect through your character, not disruptive street noise.
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X has become wonderfully transparent. Every globalist talking point gets echoed by countless accounts the same day. It makes the BS very easy to notice.
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I can't believe Democrats have reanimated the Russia Russia Russia thing again. It's almost as if they have nothing else to run on.
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Okay, this is pretty awesome. It only took 41 years after "Back to The Future" for it to arrive.
BREAKING: Tesla's Roadster flips off a ramp and hovers back to the ground. "Flying cars are real."
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This is the most based take I've heard in a bit.
Black American says Black people are falsely claiming racism against White people, he says it’s really Black people creating the issues “Black people are always talking about how racist white folks are and how white folks are always starting sh*t. Well, here's the issue. At the end of the day, white folks wouldn't give a **** about what a n*gga is doing if they did what the **** they were supposed to do. If you wasn't out tearing sh*t up, f*cking shit up, being threatening, walking around screaming you hate white people, white people wouldn't give a f*ck about what you did” “They don't come into the projects looking for you to bother you. You go into their neighborhood neighborhoods and f*ck with them. They don't come to the projects looking for you. They don't go into your grocery stores. They don't go into your shoe stores. They don't go to your car lots. They don't go to your clubs or your parties. Yet white people are your problem” He explains that white people aren’t targeting black people or killing black people, it’s the other way around “If n*ggas acted like civilized people, white people wouldn't have a problem with them. I'm not a n*gga. I'm a black person and I go around white folks all the motherf*cking time and never have an issue “If you don't like the United States so f*cking much and white people are so racist, go somewhere else where everybody looks like you. Because I guarantee after you — you're gonna be begging to come back here — Those are facts.” It’s always good to see self accountable and this man is so correct. It’s all about BEHAVIOR, if people act right and treat everyone kindly and with respect there are no issues
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Please note, this program isn't being cancelled, only suspended. And here are the current visa figures: -2025: 150,000 -2026: 286,317 I'd like to believe this will happen. Only time will tell.
Vice President JD Vance announces the suspension of the PERM Program for Microsoft: "Thanks to an ongoing investigation, we have decided to suspend the PERM program for Microsoft, which means they will no longer be able to take those H-1Bs and apply for permanent resident status within the United States of America. Now our message to Microsoft and to any other foreign or domestic corporation is quite simple. We obviously want you to thrive in the United States of America. We want people to invest in the United States of America, particularly the American technology sector. We’re the biggest boosters of your industry. We want you to continue to grow and to employ a lot of people, but we want you to employ American workers. And so our message to Microsoft is, you’re great American company, but you’ve got to hire great American workers. You cannot lay off American workers and then replace them with foreign indentured servants."
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This would be great, if/when it actually happens, but: 2025 visas under PARM: 150,000 2026 visas under PARM: 186,317 So until today, those numbers have actually gone UP. Let's hope they follow through.
.@Sonderling47: "I am hereby suspending from the Permanent Labor Certification Program some of the largest IT outsourcing firms in the world — Cognizant, Infosys, Tata, Wipro, HCL, and Capgemini — and also, due to multiple active federal investigations, @USDOL is suspending Microsoft and Adobe from the program."
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If the men in the Cornell 7 case are convicted, I'll be glad women are doing so well, because they'll be buying their own drinks for a long time.
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To everyone claiming they didn't know what "entitlements" really were. They told us from the start.
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Ladies, "rights" come with responsibilities. When you make the case that you can't be accountable, you're simultaneously making the case that you can't have rights. Be very careful what you ask for.
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In any pursuit in life, you have certain things that, if you do them, you WILL be successful. The GOP had the SAVE Act, which by itself would've made them a "lock". In fact, they had many things they could've done. Unfortunately, they didn't do them. So, in all honesty, they didn't "earn" my vote. Nevertheless, I wish them well and hope next time they do those things.
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If Republicans cared about winning, they would've passed the SAVE Act.
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Selling out America, one area at a time.
In this video Amy Klobucher, campaigning for Minnesota governor, speaks Somali, happily accepts an upside-down American flag, and brags about making it easier for Somalis in America to send money (much of it fraudulently acquired) to their home country.
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Next level IRL trolling.
Jake Lang has arrived at the Palestinian festival in Bridgeview, Illinois, and tensions are already high.
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Conservatives keep talking about how "devastating" it would be if they lose the midterms. No...It wouldn't. Congress would get nothing passed, or only slightly less than they just finished doing. Trump already has a budget for the remainder of his presidency. So, no, not devastating.
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Name anything a man can do while intoxicated that grants him absolution from accountability. Seriously, I can't think of anything.
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This...
Man, I really do like these guys, but the funny thing about right-wing fusionism is that every attempt at a paleo-alliance between libertarians and conservatives has come with complete disrespect from the conservatives and a complete unwillingness, even from those who should be natural allies on the right, to acknowledge that libertarians were correct about the most important issues of this century: the post-9/11 wars, inflation and debt, COVID, the surveillance state, Russiagate, Epstein, and the rest. When it’s convenient, these guys ignore everything we actually offer, and they pretend right-wing libertarians don’t exist and that all libertarians just care about weed, porn, and prostitution. The reason we entered the alliance in the first place was economics, and in exchange, we libertarians deemphasized the social issues because many of us accepted that the paleocons were right about social decay and the importance of moral virtue. But I think we’ve given them far too much credit with nothing in return. Tucker Carlson is far better at this: He brings on Dave Smith and Scott Horton as foreign-policy specialists, calls Thomas Massie the most conventionally conservative politician of our lifetimes, and clearly admires Ron Paul. He sometimes criticizes “libertarian economics” unfairly, but he highlights what the best of us have had to offer instead of ignoring us. And I think it’s only made him better. In 2026, and after the GOP made a martyr out of Massie, a complete reevaluation of the relationship is necessary, especially since America First, inflation, and Epstein/corruption are clearly the most important issues that will cost the GOP the midterms. It is long past due that we demand real concessions before we vote with them again, and I think the emphasis HAS to be on inflation and war this time. I really don’t care about the “you’ll get the Dems elected!” arguments anymore. If the GOP doesn’t learn from their mistakes and make these changes now, we’re going to get the Bolsheviks in the long run anyways.
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This is the merry time of year when the GOP slanders libertarians as ineffective while simultaneously claiming a GOP loss would be their fault. It signals to me that the GOP really is intent on losing.
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Okay, who had "social contagion" on their bingo card?
American teens are becoming straight again, with - especially - female bisexuality in sharp retreat in the youngest cohorts. via @jean_twenge: generationtechblog.com
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They're "calling out hypocrisy"...By practicing more of it.
NEW: Ohio lawmakers have proposed a new law that bans men from ejaculating without intent of conception, would fine men up to $10,000 per ejaculation. The bill was brought forward by Democratic State reps Anita Somani and Tristan Rade. Men would be charged with a felony under the law if they engage in unprotected s*x without the intent of impregnation. Exceptions under the law include people ejaculating in the LGBTQ community, sperm donation, and masturbat*on. The lawmakers say the point of "The Conception Begins at Erection Act" is to "call out the hypocrisy" of "bills that regulate women’s bodies." Men would be charged $1,000 for the first offense, $5,000 for the second offense and $10,000 for any offense after.
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The described "new law" is a satirical February 2025 proposal by Ohio Democratic Reps. Anita Somani and Tristan Rader that was never formally introduced or enacted. ohiocapitaljournal.com/2025/02/10/ohi… dispatch.com/story/opinion/… ohiohouse.gov/members/anita-…
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