to be fair,

the BASED Asians live around where Pie lives

True.

Huntsville and the surrounding area

Yeah, the flocking of asian populations to urban centers put them in a pretty hardcore dem swing

I could never live in a city.

Although I've noticed that they vote more R in midterms, while in presidential years, they vote like hispanics

http://i.4cdn.org/pol/1521849306326.png

I want to believe

oh boy I loooooove qanon

@FLanon I think Asians in urban centers are influenced by the following

Oh I hope.

Imagine

Late October

1. The school system. They're raised to do well in school, which makes them kiss liberal teacher ass, like I used to in order to get perfect grades

Jeff Sessions wakes up and jails most of the Democrats on corruption charges

I remember when I used to believe those long-winded /pol/ posts about everything crumbling for the left at a certain date

Red wave sweeps across the nation

41 governer's seats

300 House Seats

I wish we got that many

2. They have liberal peers in soyboy programming jobs. Silicon Valley has lots of Asians. They're certainly influenced by that kind of culture

that's the big one ^

Senate Supermajority reaching into the 70 seat range.

The older Asian Americans though....they're certainly more conservative

there are old Chinese Americans who fled because of Mao. They're not voting for the Democrats any time soon

The big thing about state legislature is this one thing: If we can sweep those, we can have a constitutional convention

Then there'd be some real fireworks.

If Trump were the one driving this in, the legislatures could revoke birthright citizenship (the most important one, period), and establish universal strict voter ID.

I don't know, though. It's getting hard to hold on.

They'd never do it though...

It would be great, but the delegates would cuck.

probably

they're in a sad fucking state

We're in a sad fucking state lol

This whole country

Those are the big ones though. If Trump could strongarm them into it, these would yield major consequences.

When it becomes controversial to suggest deporting illegal aliens, you know we've got a problem

The backlash potentially would be extreme

at least federal courts couldn't do anything about it

seriously.

can't rule something unconstitutional if it's written into the constitution