Replacement 'theory'

Irrelevant. They are constantly talking about not wanting LEGAL or ILLEGAL immigration from Mexico

 

There is no one understanding of RT. You could use it for anything.
Do you believe in having children? Then you believe in RT.
Do you believe in breeding horses, then you believe in RT.
Do you believe that illegals have no right to vote in this country, then you believe in RT.
Since you believe in RT, you believe in the mass killing of blacks.

 

Well no he’d be branded an Uncle Tom.

 

Perhaps, but given that Schmidt seems fairly adamant about the claim, I'd like to review the statements by those he accused to see if that is, or isn't, what they have talked about. Are you that certain?

 

Well, that pretty much defines the "One Drop Rule". LOL.

No, you do not have to have blond hair and blue eyes to be "white". Indians (in India), for example, are Caucasians, and hardly any of them are blond and blue eyed. Same is true with Iranians and Arabs.

 

They view it as "like minded" people being replaced, or overrun, by "non-like minded" people.
It could be race, religious, Republican, etc, but it's all the same worry. And, IMO, they are all rooted in the same thing, the tendency for humans to group together with "like" other humans. I believe it is a basic instinct, developed long ago for survival.
I don't think it's as racial as some want to believe, but that's what I see in my own little sphere.

 

The "leftists" didn't hypnotize Tucker and control his mouth, he did what he did and said what he said. No one, even Tucker, wants to support mass killers of blacks.
Replacement voters with illegals? THEY CAN'T VOTE!!!!!!!!!!!! Illegal immigrants can't vote, unless you subscribe to the completely bogus idea that they are voting, and you seem like the type that does. Why do you think illegal immigrants are able to vote? Did you see it on tv somewhere? Maybe "your favorite president" claimed such is occurring? I've never seen any proof or indication showing that illegal immigrants are voting.
I wasn't posting in 2017, so I didn't post about it, but I'll bet a search of the board will show many posts about it in 2017. However, it's a moot point, because you are throwing out a premise that doesn't matter to the discussion at hand. You hear something not good for the "home team", so you automatically attempt to defend it.
Maybe you should think about something a little more before automatically defending it. Just a suggestion......

 

NY Noncitizen right to vote law passed last December and will allow 800,000 non citizens to vote.
Fifteen municipalities across the country allowed noncitizens to vote in local elections as of January 2022. Eleven were located in Maryland, two were located in Vermont, one was New York City, and the other was San Francisco, California.

Two Vermont cities have joined the growing list of jurisdictions that allow residents who are not U.S. citizens to vote in local elections.
The Vermont legislature overrode vetoes by Republican Gov. Phil Scott, greenlighting voter-approved changes to the city charters of Montpelier and Winooski. Those cities now allow all residents over age 18 to vote in city elections, regardless of citizenship status.

So no, I didn't just see it on TV or hear it from my favorite president. And it isn't going to stop here either.
Whats more confusing is, why would you not know this?

 

I thought you were referring to presidential or federal or state wide voting. Those all seem to be in local elections only, but I don't approve of that either.
Do you have any examples of illegal immigrants able to vote in federal or state elections? And I don't blame you for worrying that it won't stop there.
But, as far as I know, illegal immigrants cannot vote in state and federal elections.
Why would I be worried about what LOCALITIES are doing? I don't live in fear.

 

Its the process. Once local elections are allowed for non citizens in more and more states, whats going to stop the next phase?

 

Me, you and anyone else who doesn't think illegal immigrants should vote in state and federal elections.
I'm not worried about it, though. I don't think it will happen, but I choose to not live in fear.

 

Two years ago, nobody believed illegals would be voting in any election. Yet here we are.
But I'm glad you aren't living in fear. I just don't know what it is you need to not fear about.

 

Anything.
I don't like to worry about what might or could happen, unless it's imminent. Why? Because there are a lot of fear mongers out there, Fox news, CNN, MSNBC, OANN, to name a few on tv, and a bunch more on radio and other media. They make money from those who are fearful,
I can only assume that those few locales that allow illegal immigrants to vote are doing so because they feel that they (immigrants) are part of the community and want to have their voices heard. I don't live in any of the locales that do, so I'm not going to criticize their decisions about their locales.

 

I on the other hand are concerned with the lack of immigration control and the allowance of non citizens voting. It doesn't matter that I don't live in a current community that does.
While you have decided to ignore what doesn't effect you right now, its that same mentality that is allowing difference cities in the US to ignore the constitution and do as they please. Ignore it long enough and it will be crawling across your own front lawn in the near future with an irremovable foothold.

People claim all the time how they love this country but they don't know what a country is. Try and cross borders illegally of other countries and you will soon understand.

 

Go ahead and prove that. I can't remember hearing him say anything like that. But I don't watch him. I still think you're talking out of your a$$.

 

Well it's odd that you see it as racial in your sphere, given that you say that it could be "race, religious, Republican, etc." "Race" being only one of those in the list.

 

So you didn't just blindly accept what Schmidt's said?

Yes, no Republicans are talking about this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_Replacement

 

Actually, black people have been called white supremacists before! https://www.latimes.com/california/...larry-elder-is-a-threat-to-black-californians

 

Who are you saying will eventually be the majority?

 

So would you say that you believe in RT then?

 

Legal or illegal?

 

Here is the questions which were posed (note the mention of "Republicans."):

To which you replied (note you saying "they."):

 

Sure. The vast majority of the posters in question and/or the media talking heads who they parrot are Republicans. Did you think they were Dems?

 

How do you know that the posters are Republican? Have you asked them?

Can people only be either Republican or Democrat?

 

Example: if there were hispanic people coming into the country, but they tended strongly to vote Republican, they will be more tolerated. You see this in Florida, where the Cuban refugees and immigrants tend to vote Republican.
Mostly their angry that they keep losing the popular vote, and that it's a trend that makes them fearful. Without the Cubans, Republicans might lose Florida, at least in the past.
It's a difficult thing to judge, as people don't always express their true feelings or reasons behind their thoughts, but that's what I see.
Hope that helps.