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💰 Grifter "Mad at the Internet" - a/k/a My Psychotherapy Sessions
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He has said on stream that working for ice and the border patrol are the two acceptable federal agencies. They objectively make the country better and are based.
Yeah I get a lot of ppl are rooting for the conniving kike rn but we should keep in mind that he is still a leftoid piece of shit. It’s just convenient because he’s going after people who might be even bigger faggots than he is.
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Kidd Bandit went to two anime-cosplaying wrestling events, one where he faced off against some guy dressed as a naruto character not taking damage from his moves.
And the other one he dressed up as Goku and had someone dress as a power ball to hit the person.
Finally the HRT that he takes seems to give him all of these mood swings, because Joey keeps crashing out claiming that life has been hard for him to the point that to get people to pay attention he posted pictures of his fake boobs to get the troon chasers to come.
There's some other drama with Joey as well from his support of the LA Riots but I don't believe he is involved in them personally, just supporting it on twitter.
And the other one he dressed up as Goku and had someone dress as a power ball to hit the person.
Finally the HRT that he takes seems to give him all of these mood swings, because Joey keeps crashing out claiming that life has been hard for him to the point that to get people to pay attention he posted pictures of his fake boobs to get the troon chasers to come.
There's some other drama with Joey as well from his support of the LA Riots but I don't believe he is involved in them personally, just supporting it on twitter.
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I read both of those articles and the sequencing is a little weird.
They say she came at age 3 from Laos as a refugee fleeing from communists after the Vietnam War. Her family were some of the natives that helped fuck with the north Vietnamese during the war. Her grandfather was a colonel and her father worked for the US consulate so they definitely qualified for refugee status. However they didn't qualify for the expedited process which required a familial connection to the US military, CIA, or USAID. But since her father worked for the US consulate he fudged the documents to say a family friend who worked for USAID was actually a familial connection to expedite the process.
Saying "we would have come to America anyway" is weird because it implies they would have come here legally or not, though I think her intent was saying her and her family were already qualified for refugee status but wanted to GTFO sooner rather than later to avoid being murdered by commies. After coming here she and her family all passed their citizenship tests and have been citizens since the 80's.
She also naively claimed "Nobody leaves their country unless they have to leave that country." Another representative (Hudson) asked the question everyone was thinking which was "Why call yourself illegal when you've been a citizen with legal status for 40 years???"
Fucking baffling that this woman would fight so hard to not get rid of funding for people here illegally that, unlike her family members who helped the US fight literal commies during wartime, haven't done a damn thing for the country.
In an interview with the Reformer, Her clarified that she and her parents are U.S. citizens. Her is a refugee from Laos and moved to the U.S. when she was three. Her’s parents took their U.S. citizenship test, and Her became a citizen as a minor when she was in middle school, she said.
Her said her father technically broke the law when he filled out paperwork for the family to come to the U.S. as refugees. He did so to expedite the process to come to the U.S., though they would have come to America anyway.
Her came to America along with a wave of Hmong refugees, who were critical allies to the United States during the Vietnam War and the “secret war” in Laos, assisting in intelligence operations, disrupting north Vietnamese supply routes and combating communism’s spread through Southeast Asia. Her’s grandfather was a colonel in the war, she said. As American allies, they faced violent recriminations from the communists after the war, which is why the U.S. welcomed them here, especially through laws like the Refugee Act of 1980.
Her’s father worked at the U.S. consulate, and he processed their family’s paperwork in a way to expedite their timeline to immigrate to the U.S. as refugees. People who were set to come to the U.S. as refugees could do so quicker if they had family connections to the military, CIA or USAID.
Her said her family didn’t qualify for those pipelines, but an uncle — in the Hmong familial sense of the word, i.e., a family friend — worked for USAID. When Her’s father processed the refugee paperwork, he claimed familial connection to the friend that worked for USAID, which wasn’t accurate.
“Technically, you would say my father broke the law, right? But we would have come anyway,” Her said.
Her said her father technically broke the law when he filled out paperwork for the family to come to the U.S. as refugees. He did so to expedite the process to come to the U.S., though they would have come to America anyway.
Her came to America along with a wave of Hmong refugees, who were critical allies to the United States during the Vietnam War and the “secret war” in Laos, assisting in intelligence operations, disrupting north Vietnamese supply routes and combating communism’s spread through Southeast Asia. Her’s grandfather was a colonel in the war, she said. As American allies, they faced violent recriminations from the communists after the war, which is why the U.S. welcomed them here, especially through laws like the Refugee Act of 1980.
Her’s father worked at the U.S. consulate, and he processed their family’s paperwork in a way to expedite their timeline to immigrate to the U.S. as refugees. People who were set to come to the U.S. as refugees could do so quicker if they had family connections to the military, CIA or USAID.
Her said her family didn’t qualify for those pipelines, but an uncle — in the Hmong familial sense of the word, i.e., a family friend — worked for USAID. When Her’s father processed the refugee paperwork, he claimed familial connection to the friend that worked for USAID, which wasn’t accurate.
“Technically, you would say my father broke the law, right? But we would have come anyway,” Her said.
While describing how she and her family arrived in the U.S., Rep. Her said her grandfather worked for the CIA during the Vietnam War and mentioned an issue with their citizenship paperwork when they arrived.
“What my father did was one of our uncles worked for USAID, and because his mother had died, my father, as the one processing the paperwork, put my grandmother down as his mother. So I am illegal in this country. My parents are illegal in this country, and when we were fleeing that situation, never one time did my family say, ‘Let’s look at which state has the greatest welfare and the best benefits because that’s the state we’re going to go to,'” Rep. Her said on the House floor. “Nobody leaves their country unless they have to leave that country.”
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"All refugees and immigrants, documented or not, have the right to seek a better life, to have safety for their family, and to fulfill their greatest potential — like all immigrants who came before them." - Rep. Her
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“If I was the one asking the questions, [I would] want to know from her why she felt it was necessary to describe herself in that way. If it wasn’t factually correct, what was the benefit, either rhetorically or in terms of advancing policy, in identifying yourself as illegally in the country, if, in point of fact, you are a citizen and have legal status,” Rep. Hudson said.
“What my father did was one of our uncles worked for USAID, and because his mother had died, my father, as the one processing the paperwork, put my grandmother down as his mother. So I am illegal in this country. My parents are illegal in this country, and when we were fleeing that situation, never one time did my family say, ‘Let’s look at which state has the greatest welfare and the best benefits because that’s the state we’re going to go to,'” Rep. Her said on the House floor. “Nobody leaves their country unless they have to leave that country.”
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"All refugees and immigrants, documented or not, have the right to seek a better life, to have safety for their family, and to fulfill their greatest potential — like all immigrants who came before them." - Rep. Her
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“If I was the one asking the questions, [I would] want to know from her why she felt it was necessary to describe herself in that way. If it wasn’t factually correct, what was the benefit, either rhetorically or in terms of advancing policy, in identifying yourself as illegally in the country, if, in point of fact, you are a citizen and have legal status,” Rep. Hudson said.
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After reading the snippets, I feel like I'm having a stroke. Who names a child after a pronoun?
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That tripped me up too. I thought the writer was ESL until I scrolled up and saw it was a surname. Apparently it’s a real Hmong surname.
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Shoulda changed her name to Souphanousinphone. That way everyone would know she's Laotian
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Pretty sure josh wouldve been looting cheese from local stores that have a big cheese is....
OH WAIT, NOBODY WOULD STEAL AMERICAN CHEESE!
*HON HON* *HON HON* *HON HON* *HON HON* *HOOOON*
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Are we going to have a MATI episode ever again? I'm dangerously productive at work Josh.
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Josh should have hired white men to put in his Internet. Sadly, all the Mexican ones keep getting rounded up by ICE and he has to start over with another company
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what a hairy, angry little boy!
i hope as he gets older he can channel that rage into yelling where it's needed most, the eceleb-shouting industry. That's a media veritcal that needs emerging talent like this. Maybe he could yell at rekieta, or idubbz.
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You should ask Cardlumbo about this.
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Technicals, is getting sued by Cody Schwab for defamation following his video on HAX$, and exposing the people who gaslit him.
(The Smash Melee player who had a schizoid video evidence.zip 2, and was unfairly banned for life and took his own life)
BTW thanks for the video recommendation @Null fun watch!
(The Smash Melee player who had a schizoid video evidence.zip 2, and was unfairly banned for life and took his own life)
BTW thanks for the video recommendation @Null fun watch!
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I hate to rain on the parade but him doing this even after everyone was making fun of his soyboy ranting makes me highly suspicious. It might just be a bit to get people to watch so they can laugh at him a la Deagle nation.
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I think even the Mexicans would want him deported. Mexicans and pajeets don’t like each other
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Unfortunately it's probably only jeets that's available to install his internet by the looks of things. He then must disinfect the router, cables and then check for any holy-cow dung cookie crumbs that might've made its way inside them. Gonna miss the MATI streams
