Thread 2847373

This feels really unprofessional.
Also kinda funny given that Republicans basically don't want the government to exist then have to blame someone else for it shutting down.

>>2847373 (OP)
Yeah, really fucking unprofessional. Trump continues to find new ways to disappoint.
Still, I wouldn't change my vote - immigration and race relations remain an overwhelming priority for me - but, man, I wish this wasn't the choice we were faced with.

Delicious liberal tears

>>2847373 (OP)
So democrats have been voting yes to fund the government?

>>2847386
>immigration and race relations remain an overwhelming priority for me
there's millions of legal non-white immigrants
even if trump somehow deported most of the illegal ones, it wouldn't really make a difference at this point

>>2847389
t. an actual brick wall

>>2847395
Kill yourself

>>2847395
back to pol faggot

>>2847395
You can deport legal migrants too.

In any case, he's still better than the democrats. Even just publicly rejecting the self-flagellating, anti-white and anti-male guilt complex that's dogged social discourse over the past 50 years is enough to win my vote.

>>2847401
>You can deport legal migrants too.
ur really expecting that?

>>2847402
We are going to deport every single one of you shitskins, to another country or to hell. Take your pick.

>>2847404
delulu

>>2847402
It's already happening. I don't know how you could have missed all the bitching in the media about shitskins on student visas being deported. Of course, I'm sure it won't go anywhere near as far as I'd like and the tech oligarchs coopting the administration to ensure the steady flow of h1b jeets is unfortunate but, you know, best of two bad options.

>>2847406
they are not going to deport legal residents and citizens and there's TONS of those who aren't white

>>2847373 (OP)
>This feels really unprofessional.
It's beyond unprofessional.
>Also kinda funny given that Republicans basically don't want the government to exist
That's absolutely untrue. Republicans are for big government almost as much as Democrats. Look at the Big Ugly Bill. It's Libertarians who want to reduce the size of government, but most Libertarians don't want zero government.

>>2847386
This is pretty much where I'm at too.

>>2847402
It's happened before, just not for a while. The civility that exists in our current society is not the norm and there is no reason to think we will not soon go back to public executions and holocausts.

>>2847411
Can you not see where I wrote "best of two bad options"? If immigration and race relations are my priority then obviously I'm going to vote for the candidate who at least agrees that there's a problem rather than the one who's going open the tap even further.

Who the fuck cares, I just want my life to be easier. I don't want to work my ass off every week to just barely stay afloat, but literally nobody, not a single candidate both state wise and presidential on either side cares about fixing it. It's fucking over for the middle class.

>>2847477
Should have elected Ron Paul and ended the Fed. Too late now. Luckily the US is vast and has a good growing season, you can exist outside of government and society easily. I'd rather be here than in Asia or Europe which is a crowded prison.