Importing Argentinian Beef Will Destroy The American Ranchers Crucial For National Food Security

[PAF]

You wouldnt understand national security then and if you had your way with the country we would be ethnically cleansed and our population would be replaced by invaders.

I'll take 10 Lili Tangs over 1 red-blooded American Mike Kelly. Ask @Anti Federalist when we can make the trade.

 

[nikcers]

I'll take 10 Lili Tangs over 1 red-blooded American Mike Kelly. Ask @Anti Federalist when we can make the trade.

I want to live in Constantinople not Istanbul.

 

[acptulsa]

I want to live in Constantinople not Istanbul.

You'd be content to live anywhere besides inside a Malaysian computer and your fearmongering input has zero value.

 

[nikcers]

You'd be content to live anywhere besides inside a Malaysian computer and your fearmongering input has zero value.

Constantinople has a historically rich culture though -its a unique blend of Roman, Greek, and Christian culture.

If it's conquered and turned into Istanbul the people will be wiped out and ethnically cleansed and repopulated by muslim invaders.

 

[acptulsa]

Now connect that to Argentinian beef, piece of shit.

 

[vita3]

Foreign Farmers First!

 

[otherone]

I want to live in Constantinople not Istanbul.

Istanbul is freedom of association. Constantinople is white nationalism.

 

[jmdrake]

I'll take 10 Lili Tangs over 1 red-blooded American Mike Kelly. Ask @Anti Federalist when we can make the trade.

I want to live in Constantinople not Istanbul.

You know Lilly Tang was raised Buddhist and not Muslim right?

Lily Tang Williams on Growing Up in Communist China

Lily Tang Williams grew up in China and witnessed Mao Ze Dong’s Cultural Revolution firsthand. A Chinese lawyer and law school professor, she was able to leave China and is now an American Citizen, where she speaks out on her experiences and the dangers of communism.

www.heritage.org

 

[jmdrake]

Istanbul is freedom of association. Constantinople is white nationalism.

Before Constantinople was conquered by the Muslims it was sacked by the Catholics. Orthodox Christians don't see race the way you apparently do. When the Ethiopian Empire was attacked by the Italians in the 1800s, they appealed to the Russian Czar as fellow Orthodox Christians.

See:

 

[nikcers]

Before Constantinople was conquered by the Muslims it was sacked by the Catholics. Orthodox Christians don't see race the way you apparently do. When the Ethiopian Empire was attacked by the Italians in the 1800s, they appealed to the Russian Czar as fellow Orthodox Christians.

See:

The analogy was that our american civilization is largely rooted from common roots with Constantinople. Both civilizations are rooted in Roman, Greek, and Christianity.

Our government and the western ideas that they are based on wouldnt exist in a vacuum without those same roots. When the region was depopulated and then repopulated by Muslims it wasn't the same country anymore.

 

[CaptUSA]

Wait just a cotton picking minute...since when is @PAF concerned about national security OR American businesses being undercut by cheap foreign imports?

He doesn't care about any of this stuff. His sole goal here is to keep libertarian-minded people as far away from the levers of influence as possible.

You and I disagree about protections for certain industries, but at least it's an actual disagreement.

 

[PAF]

He doesn't care about any of this stuff. His sole goal here is to keep libertarian-minded people as far away from the levers of influence as possible.

Levers as in vote? Sure, if you actually think that will work, by all means. But I personally have never seen groups of people voting their way into liberty. Bones here and there, of course, to keep you reliant and compliant. But that's not the same.

You and I disagree about protections for certain industries, but at least it's an actual disagreement.

There you go again... "protection for certain industries". Thus proving my point.

To say that I don't care about any of this stuff, that's completely not true. It's the fact that you disagree with me, because if we agreed on many/most things you would sing a different tune [or toss your football higher in the air]

 

[Snowball]

Are you sure this is the right venue to go to when you want to act smug and superior? We here see through their agenda at least as well as you do.

It's just a way of speaking, being open-ended. Some regional dialectic differences are at play, it seems.

 

[CaptUSA]

Levers as in vote? Sure, if you actually think that will work, by all means. But I personally have never seen groups of people voting their way into liberty. Bones here and there, of course, to keep you reliant and compliant. But that's not the same.



There you go again... "protection for certain industries". Thus proving my point.

To say that I don't care about any of this stuff, that's completely not true. It's the fact that you disagree with me, because if we agreed on many/most things you would sing a different tune [or toss your football higher in the air]

No. You don't care about this stuff at all! (See? I can create strawmen, too!! How fun! And totally pointless)

 

[Anti Globalist]

Obviously they're doing this so that they can prop up Argentina's economy.

 

[TheTexan]

Obviously they're doing this so that they can prop up Argentina's economy.

Honestly if we can get Argentina fully converted to the dollar, it will add probably 20 years to our empire

 

[acptulsa]

See? I can create strawmen, too!!

We know, we know.

Don't act like this is the first time.