>sharing memes in America puts you at risk
Land of the free?

someone explain this video because im not gonna watch it

>>81825839 (OP)
>msnbc
Every meme shared of vance makes him more relevant, and that is the point. Anyone engaging in it is a part of an active psyop. Of course msnbc wants you to stop.

>>81825851
Swedish tourist came to America and had a meme of JD Vance on his phone and got detained

>>81825851
All the people in the comment section are bots. (Dead Internet Theory). It's a psyop to make people start spreading Vance memes.

>>81825881
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8eEz_oVNhak

>>81825868
for how long thoughbeit?

>>81825881
He's not interesting enough for that though

>>81825932
It was a Norwegian and he wasn't allowed to enter the country.

>>81825868 >>81825839 (OP)

He lied, about the reason. They found his texts with his American drug dealer. He was coming into the country to buy drugs.

>>81826155
Based, how many Euronigger countries ban people for being thought criminals who do not want European civilization overrun by racial aliens

>>81825839 (OP)
>>81825868
this meme sucks so I don't see a problem with it in this case

>>81825868
Was this before the Douglass "Ricky Vaughn" Mackey sentencing? After that, yes, memes were effectively illegal here.
Lately the courts threw out that conviction before Mackey surrendered himself for prison, so that's good, but for awhile this country effectively didn't have a First Amendment. Obviously that won't apply to noncitizens, twice as hard.

>>81826161
>They found his texts with his American drug dealer. He was coming into the country to buy drugs.
Source?