She/He is right

It was staged by him and extras from the show because his character was getting written out of empire!

God, Nick Fuentes is going HAM against this bill and now I'm getting blackpilled

This spending bill is terrible

Go off King

we need more legal immigration than ever

@Nemets noooooo.

It's been a rough day

I have a roughly completely bluepilled friend who cannot stand subcons. It’s kind of odd, really. Dude’s completely current year, but whenever India comes around in conversation there’s an audible groan.

All these people subconsciously get it

I guess you could say they *subcon* sciously get it

Lol SUBCONscioisly

Even at work, the most shitlib people complain when they get some jose that can't speak English

Damnit beat me to it

But I say I want a wall and I'm wacis

hahaha

I have a friend who straight up told me that she wants to change her son's school so he doesn't have to go to school with a bunch of Mexicans

but she's totally in favor of immigration

Whites are now a minority in public schools

What is wrong with white people honestly

Be who you are

well, in her case it kind of makes sense

I was at a friend's house and her dad picked up her younger sister's class picture and flat out said "We need more white kids" and put it down

because her family immigrated her and it can be very difficult to break past that barrier

@Nemets not really any specific group. Just specifically Indian men.

Most people seriously don’t realize there are different kinds of Indians.

There’s two main kinds: feather or dot

if your family immigrated here you often develop a bit of an emotional attachment to immigration
it might sound weird, but for a lot of children of immigrants it's easier to say "I don't want to associate with X group" than it is to say "I don't want them immigrating here"

Then subcategories

I never had the whole emotional attachment to immigration, but I was kind of like that myself for a while. When I was younger I was totally cool with immigration because who are we to stop them from coming in, but I was simultaneously totally against race mixing.

I think he mostly just thinks subcon-Americans are arrogant. He’s not really wrong. I semi-redpilled him with “if you’re a high caste Indian, and you’ve been told your whole life that you’re better than everyone else, why would that attitude change when you immigrate here?”

haha, elite whites like us

not liking a certain group of people but still being okay with them immigrating isn't *that* weird of a position if you think about

I don’t like people in musicals but I can’t exactly make that an immigration policy

Or can I.....

A lot of people support immigration for stupid reasons like "we're all immigrants" but still believe in freedom of association

Like I said, this is especially true among children of immigrants

It's one of the reasons I oppose white immigration. Most white immigrants are just going to come here and subvert us.

@Jacob bc it’s not their country originally. It seems like everyone wants a free for all and see who comes out on top as the dominant culture

Even if you go with the "Nation of Immigrants" line of reasoning, the immigrants of 100 years ago are vastly different from immigrants of today

@VinceChaos Well, yes, that's one thing. Immigrants and children of immigrants just don't have the same attachment to America that you might, because, ultimately, it's not *theirs*. But I somewhat disagree with the other part of your statement. Generally these people don't think about it that deeply. It's not about coming out on top. That's kind of overthinking it. It has more to do with, when Trump attack immigrants, he's attacking *people like me and my family*.