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Should be a wild four years.

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Current members of the House of Representatives
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Crypto bros and Commodity traders both look at each other like retards but the reality is they are both 2 sides of the same coin, they both shit all over the dollar and preach about its coming "Dollar Demise" yet ALWAYS value their given product in USD
These are the kinds of people who drive prices high for no reason other than their own hype. They buy and buy and buy until the whales can liquidate. people should not speculate on metals. you should only buy physical silver/gold as a hedge and a off-grid savings account. of the two gold is better for that, but silver is much more attainable.
 
Having been to China, I ran into more people with names like Li Lu than those with "complicated" names like Xiaofeng Zhoujie.

Having to tell your colleagues that you're waiting for a response from Rashinvja Pootarputyah is however not easy.
It’s not the length, it’s the sounds. Chinese has a lot of unusual sounds not in English. Japanese names are long but easy to pronounce.
 
Izzat is just the Indian cultural variant of face/ mianzi 面子.

The issue is that due to Jeets being a literal slave race that deified their conquerors and kept the caste system they created in place. Face in most other Asian cultures is kind of collective, but due to the caste system Indians are retarded.

Also @Null the reason why Indians worship cows and are obsessed with chariots are due to the Aryans. Aryans were pastoralists (cow herders) who came with chariots to enslave the natives to the sub-continent. The Aryans were from what I remember basically from the Caspian Steppe and the genetic markers we have they are basically Europeans/ Afghans (before Arab invasion, Pashtun are pretty Huwhite. Alexander didn’t fall for a Jeet).

They literally got enslaved, got beaten if they touched any of the Aryan Steppe Chad cows (their word for war I believe originates for looking for cow), had their family destroyed for harming one, village razed for killing one, and this got beaten into their genetics after millennia.

Nixon and Kissinger were basically right that they are a race of ass kissers.
To my understanding it is markedly different. Izzat reflects on all jeets, whereas face is family at most. If you scam a non-jeet this proves the superiority of all jeets, if you get called out on some blatant bullshit this calls out all jeets. This is why ethnonepo is essentially synonymous with jeets; it's an izzat multiplier.
 
Ahead of the Japan snap election this coming weekend, Trump endorses a woman who wants to import infinity jeets into Japan.
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Takaichi can only manage “Japan is back,” then switches back to Japanese. She says she wants stronger ties with India and Africa so Japan can regain presence on the global stage (:lossmanjack:).

He is never, ever beating the "H-1B President" allegations.
 
Why do progressives have this obsession with inventing new words to describe X when we already have words to describe X?

Illegal = Undocumented
Climate Change = Climate Emergency
Ethnic Minorities = Global Majority
The use of language is a critical foundation among post-modernists. Most notably Foucault, sassure and chomsky.

To quote Foucault:
“Discourses are not about objects; they constitute them and, in the practice of doing so, create the fields in which knowledge and action become possible.”

Essentially language creates what can and cannot be known. What can and cannot be known then governs what actions are conceivable.
 
Ahead of the Japan snap election this coming weekend, Trump endorses a woman who wants to import infinity jeets into Japan.
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He is never, ever beating the "H-1B President" allegations.
Have faith. Always.
 
Ahead of the Japan snap election this coming weekend, Trump endorses a woman who wants to import infinity jeets into Japan.
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He is never, ever beating the "H-1B President" allegations.
If Japan takes all the jeets, none will come here.
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To my understanding it is markedly different. Izzat reflects on all jeets, whereas face is family at most. If you scam a non-jeet this proves the superiority of all jeets, if you get called out on some blatant bullshit this calls out all jeets. This is why ethnonepo is essentially synonymous with jeets; it's an izzat multiplier.
Chinks have the same fucking shit. With Indians it’s part of the caste system because of how central it is to them and their inherent self-worth. If you point out how they are inbred, pot bellied goblins despite their caste and tear into their caste they freak out. It’s why they hate Dalits who convert to Islam or Christianity. They make their high caste worth less and less.

Jews have ethno-nepotism, I have seen the limits of it IRL, and we can see that in this thread with @Catch The Rainbow. Jeets are this gross homunculus of face,
 
I can't even imagine how someone would create a third party movement without any ties to external powers.
Nationalism is increasingly needed to keep infinite fraud from occurring.
 
And again, NM is a shitfest. NM sucks


Radical anti-gun bill advances: Dems push AR-15 ban to Senate floor​

A sweeping gun control proposal that critics say represents one of the most extreme assaults on the Second Amendment in New Mexico history is now headed to the Senate floor.


Senate Bill 17, which would ban the sale of a broad range of semi-automatic firearms and impose heavy new mandates on federally licensed gun dealers, advanced out of the Senate Judiciary Committee Wednesday night on a 6–3 party-line vote. An effort to strip out the bill’s semi-automatic firearm and standard-capacity magazine bans failed on a 4–5 vote, clearing the way for the legislation to move forward in largely intact form.

Under SB 17, the sale of commonly owned rifles such as AR-15s and AK-style firearms would be prohibited, despite their widespread lawful use for self-defense, sporting, and training purposes. The bill also introduces a new regulatory regime for gun dealers that includes employee age and background check requirements, detailed inventory and sales tracking mandates, and expanded security obligations—violations of which could result in criminal penalties.

Supporters framed the bill as a public safety measure. Rep. Andrea Romero, a Democrat from Santa Fe and a co-sponsor of the legislation, claimed the proposal merely asks firearms retailers to act responsibly.


“This bill will simply ask gun dealers to do what responsible business owners already do: secure their inventory, train their employees, track their sales and stop selling military-grade weapons designed for mass casualties,” Romero said.

Gun rights advocates and Republicans strongly disagreed, warning that the bill tramples constitutional protections and targets law-abiding citizens rather than criminals.

“We’ve seen a history in New Mexico passing some unconstitutional laws sent back to the state. And I predict this is going to be much like that. I’m not a lawyer, but I can read,” said Crystal Brantley, R-Elephant Butte.

Even some Democratic lawmakers acknowledged the bill’s legal vulnerability. Antoinette Sedillo Lopez, D-Albuquerque, conceded the firearm ban portion could be struck down in court, but said she would still vote for it as a “very important policy.”

Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Joseph Cervantes, D-Las Cruces, echoed concerns he previously raised about the constitutionality of banning specific firearms. Nevertheless, he voted in favor of the bill, citing support for the dealer regulation provisions.

Opposition testimony came from gun owners, Second Amendment advocacy groups, and elected law enforcement officials, including the sheriffs of Roosevelt and Guadalupe counties. National Shooting Sports Foundation warned the proposal would make exercising constitutional rights in New Mexico “impossible for citizens to achieve.”

The National Rifle Association also opposed the bill, alongside numerous small business owners who said the measure would drive gun dealers out of the state.

Meanwhile, the state Department of Justice raised red flags in a memo to lawmakers, warning that SB 17 is likely to trigger litigation if enacted. Attorneys noted that a 2022 U.S. Supreme Court decision places the burden squarely on the government to prove that gun restrictions are consistent with the nation’s historical tradition of firearm regulation.

The memo further cautioned that SB 17’s definition of “gas-operated firearm” may be far broader than supporters claim, potentially sweeping in commonly owned handguns used for self-defense, including models from Smith & Wesson, Walther, and Desert Eagle.

In response, New Mexico House Republicans sent a letter to the U.S. Department of Justice requesting a formal opinion on SB 17’s constitutionality, citing comments from Assistant Attorney General Harmeet Dhillon questioning similar weapon bans in other states.

The New Mexico Shooting Sports Association summarized the committee action bluntly, noting that SB 17 advanced on a 6–3 vote and that efforts to remove the semi-automatic firearm and magazine bans were defeated. The group warned the bill now poses a direct threat to the civil rights of lawful gun owners statewide.

As Jim Townsend, R-Artesia, put it, SB 17 is “if not one of the most contentious, the most contentious bill” of the session—a sign that the coming Senate floor debate will be as legally fraught as it is politically explosive.
 
Why do progressives have this obsession with inventing new words to describe X when we already have words to describe X?

Illegal = Undocumented
Climate Change = Climate Emergency
Ethnic Minorities = Global Majority
Euphemism treadmill.
New words are created or repurposed because the previous one had a negative connotation.

Nigger>negros>colored>black>african American>person of color.

All to describe moon crickets.
 
Ahead of the Japan snap election this coming weekend, Trump endorses a woman who wants to import infinity jeets into Japan.
Stupid pajeet lizard fucker. Your understanding of Japanese politics is even lower than your understanding of US politics. The preceding prime minister (LDP) lost to Takaichi, who emphatically DOES NOT WANT immigrants coming into Japan. Closer ties with other Asian countries are not the same thing.
 
Both my senators blew off my urging for the SAVE act. It was expected because I live in one of the biggest Dem strongholds, but still :(

My junior senator did at least dignify me with a serious response totaling 5 paragraphs in length.
 
Both my senators blew off my urging for the SAVE act. It was expected because I live in one of the biggest Dem strongholds, but still :(

My junior senator did at least dignify me with a serious response totaling 5 paragraphs in length.
You made an effort at least, that's more then a lot of people can say.
 
To my understanding it is markedly different. Izzat reflects on all jeets, whereas face is family at most. If you scam a non-jeet this proves the superiority of all jeets, if you get called out on some blatant bullshit this calls out all jeets. This is why ethnonepo is essentially synonymous with jeets; it's an izzat multiplier.

It's not quite that simple. Izzat culture online might reflect such a dynamic, but you grossly underestimate the Han Chinese and their willingness to be sycophants to any cause that:

a) Demonstrates the superiority of the Han Chinese as a group.
b) Demonstrates that their faction (i.e. Communist Party, Falun Gong, pan-White coalition, pan-Blue coalition, etc) is the one that the white monkeys should take seriously and not any of the others.

Ethnonepo also won't get you far unless you're the "right" kind of jeet or Chinese. I can't even begin to tell you how many times I got rejected from local gas stations, 7-Elevens, and even night clubs to work at for my first job because surprise surprise: they're either trying to hire their own family on the cheap with shady visa shenanigans or they just had beef against what type of Desi nigga I am. What makes you think that Han Chinese won't have innate biases? Get out of here, you northern pig! This job is meant for civilised people from Guangdong. That's a sentiment that exists, and it ain't just limited to Southern Chinese biases against Northern China.

"Guanxi" i.e. your connections has a parallel concept in jeet cultures. It's not enough to favour your own jeets or your own gooks; they need to have some relation to you, or at least be classified under the same lowest common denominator (i.e. I am a Han Chinese from Liaoning, therefore I must favour other people who I either know from Liaoning or trust is from Liaoning... or I am a Gujarati therefore I must favour other Gujaratis or non-Gujaratis that I have on good authority are trustworthy).

Finally, and this is perhaps my own diaspora innovation kicking in, but I wholeheartedly believe that "izzat" as a concept, even Han Chinese notions of face, collapse entirely when you emigrate abroad and must renounce your foreign citizenship for American citizenship. If you see a jeet acting like an intolerable shithead when you're a naturalised Desi person, the impulse in the past used to be "log kya kahenge yaar?!" (i.e. Dude, what the hell will others say?!) and shunning the offending party. Sounds like a fantasy, but that's honestly the way I remember it being as a kid getting called Osama and Hajji during the Dubya administration. Unfortunately, American neoliberal paternalism means that we're free to abandon any sense of internal accountability we once had.

After all, why bother coaxing your son into taking over the family livery business when you can just have him bring pride to the family by becoming a doctor, a lawyer, an engineer, or whatever in college while also flying over family from India on tourist visas to drive your friggin Town Cars and Crown Vics? Can't front: jeet hatred in $current_year do be making me feel some type of way, but this is the end result of having any and all accountability vanish because of perverse structural incentives.

It ain't enough to get rid of the jeet menace and all their shenanigans, I tell ya. The jeet menace is a microcosm for countless other immigrant communities that have some variant on this perverse dynamic. Not just Indians or Chinese, but also Latinos, Africans, Arabs, Japanese, and Koreans too (among others). The devil is in the details, but immigration itself is a game of details.
 
I haven't heard "Global Majority" being used, but that just is stupid on multiple levels.
Its less common in lefty circles, but it's one of the few rare words shared with significant overlap between woke proggies and straight up Russiaboo vatnik circles.

Probably because it implies that turd world opinions matter more than First World ones, but still
 
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