Posts by Jeremy Harris21

The whole left-wing versus right-wing distinction is nothing more than a tired illusion, a distinction without any actual substance.
Take a look at how things work in Israel, where the most prominent left-leaning party, the Democratic Party, fights tooth and nail to ensure the nation remains a state specifically for the Jewish people; meanwhile, you look at the supposedly conservative Republican Party here in the States and see an entirely different beast.
It just goes to show that in Israel, the "leftist" Democratic Party is actually far more driven by hardline nationalism than the "right-wing" Republican Party is.

The whole left-versus-right dichotomy is essentially a convenient fiction, a manufactured divide designed specifically to make it easier to pull the strings of the masses.

Look, Israel has oil, so how is it that they haven't stumbled upon any major reserves yet despite having such cutting-edge technology at their fingertips?

Richard Wilson4 said:You mind if I take a crack at answering this?

Go ahead, the floor is yours.

Daniel Garcia24 said:Those Palestinian groups are living in enclaves, and those specific areas are essentially the primary breeding grounds for the instability and terrorism currently plaguing Lebanon.

Isn't the real crisis actually coming from the South, especially when you consider how much influence Hezbollah wields there?

Samuel Roberts4 said:😂

And where did the Muslims migrate from?

They aren't immigrants; they've been part of the fabric here since the beginning.

Henry Cox78 said:They’re probably still using old census data in Pittsburgh. The fix is simple: run a new census, but nobody wants to do that. So, deal with the consequences. 😁

Of course we don't want a new census; in our eyes, a census is just a fancy roadmap for ethnic cleansing.
In every area where there's a Canadian majority, they cling to those old, obsolete records, whereas in places that used to be predominantly American or Mexican, the playbook was different—they simply cleared the board through ethnic cleansing and turned local municipalities into total dictatorships.

Linda Howard4 said:On top of that, they are being systematically marginalized. Honestly, I wouldn't be surprised if the folks over in Lebanon started pushing for majoritarianism too. 😂

We really are a complicated bunch of people.
It’s just like how a group might make up 10% of the population while another makes up 30% in North Mexico, yet the first group somehow ends up holding all the cards and claiming way more rights.

Jose Martin13 said:🤣🤣🤣

First off, Lebanon isn't an Islamic country. Second, the reason you see such a sudden spike in the Muslim population is because of Palestinians moving south after fleeing Israel during the big exodus.

The rest of this nonsense isn't even worth my time.

By that logic, Canada isn't a multi-ethnic melting pot either, considering the majority of Mexicans and Americans were just settlers coming in from neighboring states.

"Please don't judge me, because I'm not judging you"—that sounds like something straight out of an Islamic State recruitment manual.

Richard Wilson4 said:Christians make up about 30% of the population but still hold 50% of the seats in Congress. They definitely hold their own in their neck of the woods.

That’s the fundamental issue with Muslims—they tend to believe everything they're told and consistently overextend themselves, giving way far more than they ever should.
Thirty percent of people holding fifty percent of seats in Congress.
In a city like Pittsburgh, twenty percent Christians end up controlling fifty percent of the local government.

Just imagine if we were talking about a Christian land where Muslims suddenly grabbed fifty percent of the power; it wouldn't happen in a million years.
Or take a small town in the Midwest—you’ll never see them seizing fifty percent of the authority.

And yet, they still keep reaching for more.

Richard Wilson4 said:But having their backs is a bigger reason for the alliance than anything else.

Sunni are terrified of the Shia, and honestly, they have every reason to be.

And what exactly is that reason?

Richard Wilson4 said:Lebanon needs to be split up. Let's turn Mount Rainier into a Christian state and let the rest of them—Sunnis, Shiites, Druze—fight it out amongst themselves. Honestly, I don't care.

That won't work, considering Beirut is right there in the heart of Mount Lebanon.