Trump isn't on our side, though. he does stuff that helps us for different reasons.

Trump is absolutely on our side on an overwhelming majority of issues, dude.

I wasn't aware that Trump was promoting a white supermajority

The policies he favors pushes the needle in our direction.

Bigly.

Just because he's not an adherent of some esoteric french metapolitical philosophy, doesn't mean that he's not an anti-immigration, protectionist populist.

Because he is.

but he isn't anti immigration, he's anti illegal immigration

and none of what you're saying contradicts my point about Trump

I'd say he gets it.

He's got a pretty limited space to operate in, and he's operating within it pretty well.

If he does something with birthright citizenship that’s more than I ever expected tbh

I'll just say this and leave it at that: and yet he loves legal immigration and hasn't spoken out against it. his argument about the migrant caravan isn't the migrants, it's that they haven't gone through the paperwork.

No esoteric philosophy need be applied.

Early voting is happening now if you haven’t voted

@Salo Saloson Again, he has a limited space to operate in rhetorically.

He might never call for a white supermajority, but he understands that at least a part of our country's problems are demographic.

https://www.newsbusters.org/blogs/nb/scott-whitlock/2018/08/13/press-hates-trumps-attacks-them-what-about-obamas-war-fox

How will he ever recover

Never forget what Obama did to the press.

https://www.axios.com/trump-birthright-citizenship-executive-order-0cf4285a-16c6-48f2-a933-bd71fd72ea82.html

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I didn't understand that. Try 'help' for more info.

Is there a single country, other than ours, that considers children born to foreigners on its soil to be citizens?

Not rhetorical, I’m actually asking

canada

they have chinese birthing hotels

outside of that Im not sure

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I didn't understand that. Try 'help' for more info.

@ophiuchus yes any jus sanguinis country

Like italy

Ireland

A lot

Jus sanguinis is citizenship from parents no?

@Koba the question is, what requirements will he replace it with

I’m talking about jus solis

@ophiuchus "right by blood"

@ophiuchus so you're asking if any jus solis country allows kids of citizens born on foreign soil to be citizen

?