Taking things from white people

A hell of a lot of my people are in North Carolina. Would you rather be stuck there or in mostly white Oregon with an earthquake?

Yes, they are, but thankfully for them, most of the black communities in NC were spared the heaviest of rain, flooding and mudslides

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It's just a mind exercise, which would you think would be the best option for survival and coming out the other end unscathed?
 
Horseshyt. The homeless camps around Portland Oregon shows you white culture left to its own devices.

And yes, I would agree, up to this point: those that are infected with the Small Hat Club's mind virus will end up like that, more than likely.

The first job in lifting those people up, is to re-affirm their value as human beings.

And not just any old run of the mill human beings, but exceptional human beings, part of long and amazing history of achievement and worth.

That's my job now, to teach them that and instruct them in that, as much as I can do as one insignificant man anyways.
 
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Okay. Then I give you exhibit 2. Robert Maplethorpe.

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And I won't post his "art" but you can look it up yourself if you like.

Horseshyt. The homeless camps around Portland Oregon shows you white culture left to its own devices.

Show me where grassroots whites promote either.
And please show me what colored saviors keep white culture and civilization from being composed entirely of both since you claim its our natural state barring some unspecified thing.

Euro-American civilization is our natural state, we built it on our own and passed everyone else leaving them at least a century behind.
Portland homeless camps are an example of the damage we have taken from invaders and infiltrators, same thing with the degenerate art, and neither is the mainstream of our culture or promoted at the grassroots.
 
A False Narrative, Based on Bad Data

As noted above, for decades, open-borders proponents have parroted the same narrative: “Illegal aliens commit less crime than native-born citizens.” However, this claim typically rests on studies that manipulate data in order to support the fictitious “illegal aliens = less crime” narrative.
Why are the majority of studies of illegal alien criminality so flawed? First, as Peter Kirsanow, of National Review notes, “Illegal-immigrant crime calculations conveniently and invariably steal a base by leaving out the millions of crimes committed by illegal immigrants related to procuring fraudulent social security numbers, obtaining false drivers’ licenses, using fraudulent green cards, and improperly accessing public benefits.”[SUP][2][/SUP] That error is then compounded when researchers intentionally elect to leave out broad classes of crimes for example, drug offenses — as the Cato Institute frequently does.[SUP][3][/SUP]
Secondly, most federal, state and local government agencies do not collect data on the rates at which illegal aliens are convicted of crimes. Most likely, this is due to political correctness, and a desire to keep the truth about the number of crimes committed by illegal aliens from coming to light. Peter Kirsanow is one of the few who has commented openly on this tendency. He states, “Unfortunately, almost every public official not named Jeff Sessions guards against disclosure of illegal-immigrant crime data more tenaciously than disclosure of nuclear launch codes.”[SUP][4][/SUP] Regardless of why this information is not collected, the end result is that there are a limited number of sources for obtaining data on crimes committed by known illegal aliens.
Finally, most researchers tend to ignore the few established sources that provide data on criminal acts by known illegal aliens. They point to all types of alleged, and typically baseless, “flaws” in this data, ranging from “limited sample size” to an inability to determine whether illegal aliens are being counted more than once. In actuality, however, the only real flaw, from the perspective of mainstream research organizations, is that examinations of data on criminal activity by known illegal aliens tend to establish that those who enter the U.S. in violation of our immigration laws also commit other crimes at a higher rate.
This should not be surprising to anyone. The simple fact that illegal aliens violated American immigration laws – and must continuously violate other federal, state and local laws in order to mask their ongoing illegal presence in this country – demonstrates a blatant lack of respect for the rule of law.
Getting A Realistic Portrait Of Illegal Alien Crime

How FAIR Researched This Issue

This report examines the rate at which illegal aliens are incarcerated in state and local correc- tional facilities after being convicted of a crime. To determine that rate:

  • We analyzed incarceration data from the federal government’s State Criminal Alien Assistance Program (SCAAP) and compared it to the public records of state and local prisons.[SUP][5][/SUP]
  • Via SCAAP, state entities apply to U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) to obtain reimbursement for the costs associated with incarcerating illegal aliens.
  • Accordingly, the rate at which a state seeks reimbursement provides a good snapshot of the number of illegal aliens in its criminal justice system.
  • In order to estimate how many illegal aliens are currently incarcerated in a given state, we relied on data from the most recent SCAAP report published by the Department of Justice’s (DOJ) Bureau of Justice Assistance (BJA).[SUP][6][/SUP]
  • Our other calculations are based on commonly available state corrections/criminal justice reports and other non-SCAPP federal data.
The Data We Used

This report focuses on Arizona, California, Florida, Nevada, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, Oregon, Texas and Washington because:

  • The majority of the illegal population in the United States lives within these states.
  • Individually, they all have significant, dense illegal alien populations.
  • They consistently report to SCAAP, and therefore have the most reliable and complete data.
  • The majority of the population in these states lives within a SCAAP-reporting district.
  • There is little to suggest that our conclusions would be significantly different were we somehow able to obtain valid data for those jurisdictions that either do not participate in SCAAP or that do not produce enough SCAAP data to reliably estimate their total numbers of incarcerated illegal aliens.
Taken together, these ten reporting states represent a statistically significant sample. Although the calculations in this report are specific to those states, they include 65 percent of the total illegal alien population in the U.S. Therefore, even if the majority of unlawfully-present foreigners in the states not covered were never arrested, the rate at which illegal aliens are incarcerated would not change appreciably.
This report does not cover illegal aliens who have been convicted of federal criminal charges and are serving time in a Federal Bureau of Prisons (BOP) facility. Therefore, it does not include those illegal aliens incarcerated for committing immigration-related crimes such as illegal re-entry, welfare fraud, or identity theft.
Summary of Findings

Key Findings in Brief


  • FAIR found that in all SCAAP-reporting states along the Southern Border, and in SCAAP-reporting interior states that are preferred destinations for unlawful migrants, illegal aliens are incarcerated at a much higher rate than citizens and lawfully-present aliens.[SUP][7][/SUP]
  • SCAAP data indicate that illegal aliens are typically at least three times as likely to be incarcerated than citizens and lawfully-present aliens.
  • Since the SCAAP program only includes those illegal aliens who have, at some point, been convicted of a crime, the only reasonable conclusion is that illegal aliens must commit crimes at a higher rate than citizens or lawfully-present aliens in order to be incarcerated at such high rates.
  • These findings stand in stark contrast to the narrative pushed by the open-borders lobby that illegal aliens are less likely to commit crimes compared to citizens or lawfully-present aliens.

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Detailed Analysis of Findings in Three States

In Arizona, a state where drug trafficking across the long and sparsely-protected border is widespread, nearly 3 percent of all illegal aliens end up finding themselves incarcerated in a state or local facility at some point during the year. In comparison, roughly 0.7 percent of citizens and lawfully-present immigrants in Arizona are incarcerated – meaning illegal aliens are more than 4 times as likely to be incarcerated.
New Jersey is a state with relatively low incarceration rates, but illegal aliens are 5.5 times more likely than U.S. citizens or lawfully-present aliens to be incarcerated.
Even in Texas – a state with an allegedly “lower” number of illegal aliens committing crimes, unlawfully-present aliens remain 60 percent more likely to be incarcerated than citizens and lawfully-present immigrants. The slightly lower incarceration rate compared to other states is likely due to the increased federal law enforcement presence at and near the state’s border with Mexico, as well as a deterrent effect that stems from Texas’ willingness to prosecute illegal aliens and turn them over to federal law enforcement. As discussed in greater detail below, in recent years, the Lone Star State has dealt with more than 273,000 crimes committed by 175,000 illegal aliens.
As noted above, these alarming numbers do not include those illegal aliens currently serving sentences on federal criminal charges, as reported by the Federal Bureau of Prisons (BOP).[SUP][8][/SUP] Offenses committed by illegal aliens that may result in a federal prison sentence include crimes ranging from document fraud to alien smuggling, drug trafficking and murder.
The Anecdotal Evidence Lines Up with the Statistical Evidence

Most Americans do not wade into complex statistical data on a regular basis. But anyone who follows the evening news can see that there appears to be an unacceptably large number of illegal aliens committing serious crimes in the United States.
Listed below are several examples of particularly heinous crimes committed by illegal aliens over the past five years:

  • In Tennessee, an illegal alien from Guatemala was sentenced to 50 years in prison for molesting a 6-year-old girl. Edwin Velasquez Curuchiche snuck into the girl’s home twice in 2015 and recorded himself molesting her in her sleep. Curuchiche was originally apprehended in 2013 for illegally entering the United States. Due to “catch-and-release” policies at the time, he was released and subsequently never appeared for his immigration hearing.[SUP][9][/SUP]
  • On July 1, 2015, Jose Ines Garcia Zarate shot and killed Kate Steinle in San Francisco.[SUP][10][/SUP] Zarate had been sentenced to prison on numerous occasions prior to killing Steinle, but San Francisco’s “sanctuary city” status allowed him to be released back onto the streets despite ICE requesting that he be held until they could apprehend and ultimately deport him.[SUP][11][/SUP]
  • In 2016 in Kansas, an illegal alien from Mexico murdered a mother and kidnapped her 6-day-old baby. Yesenia Sesmas had recently suffered from a miscarriage and faked pregnancy for the following months.[SUP][12][/SUP] Sesmas, who was living in Texas at the time, traveled to Wichita when she found out a friend she previously worked with just had a baby. She shot her friend in the head and kidnapped the child.[SUP][13][/SUP]
  • In 2017, several MS-13 members “stabbed [a man] more than 100 times, decapitated him, and then cut out his heart” in Maryland. One of the alleged attackers, Miguel Angel Lopez-Abrego, is an illegal alien who was later caught in North Carolina.[SUP][14][/SUP]
  • Yet another despicable act of violence occurred in Maryland as well when MS-13 members savagely beat a 15-year-old girl with a bat 28 times for “not doing a good job as an MS-13 prostitute.” Miguel Angel Ayala-Rivera allegedly ordered the beating and also made large sums of money from prostituting other underage girls. Ayala-Rivera is an illegal alien.[SUP][15][/SUP]
  • In Iowa in August 2018, an illegal alien from Mexico was charged with killing Mollie Tibetts. She had gone missing after going for a jog the month prior in a case that also received national attention.[SUP][16][/SUP] Cristhian Bahena Rivera admitted to murdering Tibbetts after stalking her while she was jogging.[SUP][17][/SUP]
The open-borders lobby maintains that sensational cases simply create a mistaken impression that illegal aliens are committing crimes at a higher rate than their lawfully-present peers or U.S. citizens. But the anecdotal evidence appears to line up with the statistical evidence provided by SCAAP.
These vignettes received the most media coverage, but they represent only a small fraction of the thousands of crimes committed by illegal aliens across the United States every year.
In Texas alone between June 2011 and July 2018, more than 175,000 illegal aliens were booked into state and local jails. Within this time period, they were charged with more than 273,000 criminal offenses. These crimes included 505 homicide charges, 30,408 assaults, 5,396 burglaries, 34,555 drug offenses, and 365 kidnapping charges.[SUP][18][/SUP] By simply doing the math based on this data alone, then comparing it with the number of illegal aliens residing in the state of Texas, it becomes clear that illegal aliens are incarcerated at a higher rate than U.S. citizens or lawfully-present aliens.

More at: https://www.fairus.org/issue/illega...aliens-commit-crime-much-higher-rate-citizens
 
I just might consider voting Kamala if only for this very reason, cause there ain't no way on this planet that I will ever vote for Trumptard:

Elon: "Do you really think the Biden Administration is going to subsidize me?"

I thought voting was a pointless exercise in futility?

I mean, I know you hate this nation and the people in it, so I can understand you wanting to cast a vote to cause the maximum amount of pain, but again, I thought it was pointless?

Why is a vote for Trump giving your tacit approval to a corrupt system, but not a vote for Kamala?
 
I thought voting was a pointless exercise in futility?

I mean, I know you hate this nation and the people in it, so I can understand you wanting to cast a vote to cause the maximum amount of pain, but again, I thought it was pointless?

Why is a vote for Trump giving your tacit approval to a corrupt system, but not a vote for Kamala?


Just to say that I "participated".

I don't want there to be any confusion about how much I abhor Klaus Schwab, the GLOBAL WEF and anybody profiting off of me chip implants and the 4th Industrial Revolution.

Other people's fake tits I can simply ignore. I go about my own business every day and it's not an issue with me.

It's a matter of economics.
 
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I was just in Burlington this spring for solar eclipse viewing.

I had not been there for thirty years.

It's a crime what has happened there.

 
Excuse my ignorance but WTF is “ghetto airstrike style shooting”?

It's a play on words...

You have a mob of people fighting and brawling.

Somebody gets "dissed" one too many times and pulls out a couple of Glocks with giggle switches and lets loose with 100 rounds or so into the crowd.

Like a cluster bomb airstrike in a real war, it's not really made to destroy a great deal of property or even kill a bunch of personnel because of its indiscriminate nature.

It's designed to suppress counter fire and intimidate your opposition.

Since this almost, not always, but almost always, occurs in a black crowd, with black shooters, in a black neighborhood, it's been termed a "ghetto airstrike"
 
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