I am so black pilled, I am tired of fighting leftists. I want them to fully take control

>Open all borders
>import a billion of niggers
>Live in hell
>let niggers and faggots win

Total chaossssss

>>509844493 (OP)
>Pls listen to joker and spare me

>>509844493 (OP)
Basically, but that is their goal. You have to resist and not be too fragile.
Trust is the real game. Don't forget how people went about things during the good times. We are judged by the law of liberty.

>>509844493 (OP)
The people actually orchestrating this won't be living in hell with the niggers, you won't be punishing the people actually responsible. They will be in their private communities like Martha's Vineyard, or on their thousand acre ranches in Montana, or their private island in Fiji, or in their ethnostate Israel.

>>509844493 (OP)
The idea that the left is fighting to open borders is a misunderstanding and if anything, the push for open borders has often come from the political right, especially from neoliberal and corporate interests. Why? Because open borders in that context mean unrestricted access to cheap labor, weakened labor protections, and the ability to undercut unionized workforces across nations.

Many leftist movements actually oppose open borders in the neoliberal sense, not because they’re anti-immigrant, but because unregulated migration can be used by capital to suppress wages, divide workers, and break solidarity. Left-wing parties tend to support controlled, rights-based immigration because they understand that mass migration without worker safeguards often benefits employers, not working people.

In contrast, it’s the economic right — from Thatcher to the EU’s internal market advocates — that has historically pushed for fluid borders for goods, capital, and labor, often at the expense of sovereignty and worker power.

So if you think giving up the fight will lead to a leftist utopia with no borders, you’re mistaken. The people who really want unregulated borders are those who want cheap, mobile labor with no voice. And that’s not leftist; that’s market fundamentalism.

>>509845205
But the leftists live in cities, they will experience it, I will be in the shadows laughing at them as they get harassed by feral niggers

It’s about protecting the working people of a nation from external economic domination without descending into racism or imperialism. It’s about sovereignty, solidarity, and social justice; rooted in place, but not exclusionary by nature.

If you’re thinking along the lines of Norway’s Rødt or similar movements, they often walk this line carefully: opposing EU overreach and capitalist exploitation, while defending immigrant rights and rejecting ethnic nationalism.

>>509845397
Are you talking about politicians or civilians?

Because when I talk to civilian's..
The right hates foreigners
The left welcomes them

So you are implying that right wing voters hate immigrants but their politicians who need cheap labor love immigrants and liberal politicians are somehow less pro immigration even though Biden admin that was full of marxists allowed in 10 mill illegals.

Bunch of mental gymnastics from you

>>509846046
Give me a moment and I’ll better clarify the situation.

>>509844493 (OP)
Just make sure it happens in a way that backfires for them

>>509846046
In America, there’s a clear disconnect between what voters believe and what politicians do on immigration. Right-wing voters often oppose immigration on cultural or nationalistic grounds, while left-wing voters tend to support it out of humanitarian or anti-racist principles. But politicians on both sides frequently contradict their bases: right-wing leaders may quietly support systems that rely on cheap migrant labor, benefiting business interests, while liberal governments may express compassion yet oversee large numbers of deportations. The result is a political landscape where rhetoric and reality don’t align, and immigration policy is shaped more by elite economic interests than by ideological consistency or public will. This is a political failure.

The far-left actually aims to fix this by prioritising national sovereignty, opposing neoliberal economic agendas and reclaiming democratic control of the nation. Which, by the way, includes democratic control of immigration and social policy.

That includes the right of a nation’s people (not global markets or supranational institutions (e.g EU/EEA) to decide immigration levels, labor protections, and social programs.

>>509844493 (OP)
wanna see me make this pidor disappear?

>>509844493 (OP)
Okay, I'll make popcorn :)

Epic post, memeflag