They created the 2020s aesthetic. Perverted, subversive, ugly, nihilistic. Nobody likes it, not even them. But they can’t admit this because they know it is the natural end result of them at the helm. So they hijack the superior past and inflict upon it the only thing they know.
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You’re right, we don’t need a hammer to legal immigration. We need a flamethrower, too.
What kind of country do you think wants a people that will openly game a flawed system at the expense of the host?
Statement on Trump Suspending Microsoft from the PERM Program:
This is a crucial issue for me as the top Democrat on the Immigration Subcommittee, the only member of Congress to have actually had an H-1B visa, and the Representative for tens of thousands of Microsoft workers. The administration has been consistently working to take away legal pathways for immigrants to contribute their talents to our country, and this is yet another of those attacks.
The PERM program is the first step toward an employment-based green card for countless workers who want to contribute to this country, and it lays out a clear process with steps to ensure that this is a net benefit to our economy and does not harm American jobs. Our economy, our communities, and our families depend on immigrants in many sectors, including the tech sector, and heavy-handed attacks like this only hurt efforts to build a strong, stable, and diverse base of workers who have legal pathways to come and be in the United States while also protecting U.S. workers from unscrupulous employers.
You don’t fix a broken immigration system by taking a hammer to legal immigration. Microsoft has been a leader in advocating for comprehensive immigration reforms that modernize an antiquated immigration system and provide more — not fewer — legal pathways for immigrants from all over the world to work here and be with their families. Targeting Microsoft or the PERM program in this way simply undermines legal immigration and weakens America’s ability to innovate.
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Confused Puggo retweeted
The first time I encountered this song was in the Titanic, a huge ship is about to sink, three men make peace with their souls, bring out their violins and play this hymn: nearer to thee.
Why you ask are Christians able to live with such radical conviction that death isn’t horrible anymore and they can go through it with grace? They watch their God do it and come out on the other side of it, and they have received that life.
Death is no longer a master of the guillotine, but a fine tailor, who gives us new clothes to be with our saviour forever.
Confused Puggo retweeted
They talked so much about "returning to normalcy" after Covid 19, but what they don't tell you and what they don't want you to understand is that the last normal day ever was actually September 10th, 2001.
This photo was just before midnight on the last normal day.
Confused Puggo retweeted
I feel my generation that was growing up in the 2000s specifically should be extremely vocal about the fact that no, 2007 did not look like that
I remember friend's parents were convinced the 'free candy' vans were around every corner and that Halloween candy had razors in it
Confused Puggo retweeted
Communists killed this guy in front of an audience of college kids and then made videos laughing and celebrating. Well, its been almost one year now, they're still celebrating, still laughing, still making jokes. Nothing changed. We had a window as Sam Hyde and others said, of about 2-3 weeks after he was killed to crush the Left forever. We had a mandate to do anything, to jail all these freaks and destroy their patronage networks. And here we are, one year on, communist candidates being elected, Hasan bigger than ever, almost no one in jail, and the Right is completely fractured. I quoted this video specifically because its important to remember the human cost here, not only do these kids have to grow up without a dad, the only way they'll know him is through memes making fun of his public execution.
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Sorry but I live in south Florida, this is America now
Let me introduce you to my Walmart
