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🇺🇸 Gulf War Veteran | Taxpayer | Private Citizen

Texas, United States
Joined January 2017
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My sixth great grandfather emigrated to America, in the early 1700’s My son is tenth generation American
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When was the last time you heard Thai people referred to as Asians? Filipinos? Koreans? Generally it’s just not done, in practice
There’s only one country in Asia, that is referred to as Asian The rest are referred to, by country of origin, rather than continent Eg Japanese are Japanese Koreans are Koreans
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There’s only one country in Asia, that is referred to as Asian The rest are referred to, by country of origin, rather than continent Eg Japanese are Japanese Koreans are Koreans
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Replying to @elonmusk
America is cooked no matter which side of the bird wins
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Sid Miller just announced a crackdown on H-1B employers receiving Texas Department of Agriculture grants. Yet his own agency is contracting with H-1B dependent vendors and is named as the secondary employer (end client) on multiple LCAs. @MillerForTexas taxpayers don’t want to fund foreign labor. Why stop at grants?
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🚨 BREAKING: TEXAS JUST TOOK THE H-1B FIGHT TO A WHOLE NEW LEVEL. Texas Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller announced that businesses employing H-1B visa workers will no longer qualify for certain taxpayer-funded state grants. Read that again. Companies can choose to hire H-1B workers. But Texas taxpayers shouldn’t have to subsidize that decision. And Miller isn’t stopping there. He’s challenging Governor Greg Abbott and other state officials to adopt similar restrictions across their agencies. This could go far beyond agriculture. Here’s the question every governor should answer: Why are American taxpayers subsidizing companies that hire foreign workers while qualified Americans struggle to find jobs? Should all 50 states follow Texas? texasagriculture.gov/News-Ev…
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Is there nothing sacred in this God Forsaken state?! Texas is the most diabolical place I’ve ever been
🚨 Israel is taking over the Texas’ water supply.
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Replying to @DerrickEvans4WV
ICYMI: Trump’s proclamation magically covered NEXT TO NOTHING IT IS EXPIRED
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LEAKED: MICROSOFT'S CLOUD + AI CHIEF TELLS EMPLOYEES "WE WANT TO BRING MORE TALENT INTO THE UNITED STATES." That is Scott Guthrie in his division's internal AMA, two days after Microsoft offered buyouts to about 60,000 employees and a week after the US Gov’t suspended their PERM filings. He told visa and green card holders Microsoft will "continue to sponsor" them. He said Microsoft is "working with the US administration to get clarity," and "we're not sure that everyone's looked at the right data."
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Replying to @CaptainDznuts
#1 question about the next few years WTAF they gonna do with all the foreigners, once the new overlords actually achieve "super intelligence" and the machine takes over? are the extra 100m residents ALSO gonna get UBI? that'd pretty much guarantee handing our lands over to them
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Replying to @CaptainDznuts
i'm currently a 50/50 on reversing my decision, to not vote...and going party line democrat, to do my part - in fast tracking our demise 🤔 the slow death is ridiculous
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Replying to @UF
American graduates should be suing tf out of @UF demanding refunds
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Replying to @CaseyPutsch
sometimes the algo gets it spot on teapawt.org/Channel6ixNEWS/status/…
The majority of open defecation in the world is done by Indians
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Am I reading this correct? That American taxpayers have been helping subsidize private health insurance for some temporary foreign workers and their dependents? Isn’t O visas supposed to specialized experts or otherwise top of field?
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Replying to @RedPillRabbit
It’s not so much that they hate him, as much as they feel betrayed, by a trusted “friend” Which can embroil beyond politician shenanigans
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Replying to @petersellis @X @SpaceX
Start from the principle, that X is based in the United States, and you have foreigners engaged in manipulating the algorithm Not only impacting revenues, but also maintains distrust, from many of us teapawt.org/bantering_less/status/…
Replying to @info_maiden
It's unreal how much damage this one account has caused @X 6k+ listed as banned on their timeline 🤯 FYI: I was paying for three @premium+ accounts (and had gifted a few) at the time @Banteringless was nuked This is a massive issue 🚨 @nikitabier @Support @Safety @Premium
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Replying to @VP
then stop allowing people from countries that are on the fucking State Department's list of places that Americans shouldn't visit
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Replying to @chrisbrunet @UF
recent grads should be suing tf out of these universities and demanding refunds
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lot of people SCREAMING if you want to keep Texas, Texas, you gotta vote incumbent republican idk - seems to me that the sitting GOP dgaf about you or me quite the opposite - they love Modi
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Dan Crenshaw is a co-sponsor for the bill to turn July into Indian Heritage Month. 🤦‍♂️
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Replying to @DoDeportations
If Texas rep actions are any indicator, Modi will be on Mt Rushmore, before Trump
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Replying to @Amanda_Goodall
They also have a habit of creating UNWANTED Linked In accounts for people
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