You should all be sharing the highly respected podcast on X if you can. Also promoting Scott’s book Whitepill. The hope is that it is selling well and the events are going well.
When is the next book event? You have done New York , DC, and Nashville. All were a great success. Is the next spot Los Angeles? Or Austin Texas? Hopefully coming up soon, as the iron is hot now.
With flock cameras, I understand the concerns about how they store the data and their poor cyber security. I also agree that red light and speed cameras are bad. However, license plate readers are not a new technology and several other companies manufacturer them. There are even towns that switch from Flock to Axon or Motorola and then the complaints go away. In my opinion, it is (mostly) irrational complaining like with data centers. I even remember this hysteria when my town put up an additional cell phone tower in the 00s. Guess what, 10 years later no one complained!
My masterplanned community in the suburban South added Flock cameras in late 2023 because we had a bunch of Magical crime from 2021 to 2023. The Flock cameras have done an incredible job of helping our community cut down on burglaries, robberies, theft, and other crimes. My community is 59% Rep, 39% Dem, and 2% Libertarian. Everyone was for the Flock cameras back in 2022/2023. People who liked TPUSA on their facebook pages, and people who liked liberal facebook pages. The Republicans in my community agreed because it would help lower crime, and the Democrat shit libs liked it because "unlike the police, the cameras don't have implicit bias". F cultural libertarian slopulism. These idiots are probably going to get the Flock cameras taken down at our annual HOA meeting early next year.
Best of luck to you guys. That is incredibly frustrating. Any chance you have the community's comments saved in the meeting minutes or facebook page? Maybe that would help but then again these people are braindead.
As you said 30 - 36 million illegals is probably the real number. Ann used data from school enrollment, mortgage defaults, and delinquent medical debt sold to collections agencies. While the first has incentive to inflate numbers collectively they’re probably more accurate than self reporting
You spend far too much time having one-sided arguments with the dumber denizens of the online right. Listening to the first part of this episode was BORING after 3 minutes.
Bovino and Tucker are major figures in our sphere and they did a whole episode on the 100 million line for a much larger audience. It's now become a matter of faith for many. It's worth doing a segment on it
Also the podcast would be 30 minutes or less if news like that wasnt covered. If it was randos on Twitter it’s one thing but sometimes those ideas reach up to people like Tucker Carlson and others where it does carry weight.
I agree with this comment. Spending this much time on the Online Right even for ostensibly lampooning them actually boosts their importance and relevance. I'm not sure what their role is because on the one hand I keep hearing them being described as weirdos and social malcontents, but then on the other they get this much attention and focus, and you start thinking, maybe they are indeed a true force?
The 100 million line is also used by the admin in memes and has become widely believed in conservative circles. Everyone in the conservative sphere is debating it rn. I wrote a whole book on the Online Right
Very good question Deuteronormative. Always enjoy when you make your return. Since I am such a sports fan a sports related IQ Supplement would be enjoyable to me, but not sure what the overall audience would think. Whether it was athletes being more political today, the NBA’s fall in interest with White people overall, or NFL with Colin Kaepernik. Again might be hard to make a full hour out of it. I hope it never comes to a rise of MLS IQ supplement if that league starts to rise to top 3 status.
Scott mentioned poor White areas with rural character like West Virginia. A good example of what Scott is talking about is Southwest Missouri in the Ozarks. It is a billion times better than a magical urban area. The drugs/homeless problems are bad, but you are not going to randomly get your head kicked in, randomly shot, or held at gun point. Also the jury question in this podcast episode is the best argument for self segregation in the US to a Republican county with a White majority, Republican DA, and Republican judges. There was a magical home invasion and murder of a Asian woman. The magical jurors were going to exonerate the magical murderer/home invader because "they couldn't convict and send him to prison because he is too young". At the last second a Puerto Rican juror saved the case against the home invasion murderer by blowing the whistle to the judge.
The historic 11-15 million illegals might not be as absurdly low as we believed in 2024. Obama and Biden looked for every opportunity to classify anyone they could into some protected category.
The average American thinks we have way more black people than we actually do based on the same vibe demographic analysis we're using to assess how many illegals are here.
The perception we have so many is that immigrants, legal and illegal, are now everywhere when they weren't 20 years ago. 60 years of mass immigration will have that effect
That is fair. In Gallup surveys, the average estimate of the US black population by the general public is 33% when it is actually 13.5% according to the 2026 US Census estimate. I guess the same way many of us falsely believe the 33% black number because 80% of the US the population lives in either urban or suburban areas, we can also believe 100 million illegals because they are now the plurality or majority in places like Schuyler, Nebraska, Liberal, Kansas, and Storm Lake, Iowa.
You should all be sharing the highly respected podcast on X if you can. Also promoting Scott’s book Whitepill. The hope is that it is selling well and the events are going well.
When is the next book event? You have done New York , DC, and Nashville. All were a great success. Is the next spot Los Angeles? Or Austin Texas? Hopefully coming up soon, as the iron is hot now.
With flock cameras, I understand the concerns about how they store the data and their poor cyber security. I also agree that red light and speed cameras are bad. However, license plate readers are not a new technology and several other companies manufacturer them. There are even towns that switch from Flock to Axon or Motorola and then the complaints go away. In my opinion, it is (mostly) irrational complaining like with data centers. I even remember this hysteria when my town put up an additional cell phone tower in the 00s. Guess what, 10 years later no one complained!
My masterplanned community in the suburban South added Flock cameras in late 2023 because we had a bunch of Magical crime from 2021 to 2023. The Flock cameras have done an incredible job of helping our community cut down on burglaries, robberies, theft, and other crimes. My community is 59% Rep, 39% Dem, and 2% Libertarian. Everyone was for the Flock cameras back in 2022/2023. People who liked TPUSA on their facebook pages, and people who liked liberal facebook pages. The Republicans in my community agreed because it would help lower crime, and the Democrat shit libs liked it because "unlike the police, the cameras don't have implicit bias". F cultural libertarian slopulism. These idiots are probably going to get the Flock cameras taken down at our annual HOA meeting early next year.
Best of luck to you guys. That is incredibly frustrating. Any chance you have the community's comments saved in the meeting minutes or facebook page? Maybe that would help but then again these people are braindead.
As you said 30 - 36 million illegals is probably the real number. Ann used data from school enrollment, mortgage defaults, and delinquent medical debt sold to collections agencies. While the first has incentive to inflate numbers collectively they’re probably more accurate than self reporting
Dog face pony soldier. Fantastic name sir
When I log on to Twitter these ICP people make me want to do the AM hate monologue from Have no mouth.
Ever since Charlie Kirk’s death these people have been an active hindrance.
The deportation countersignals, helping the neocons go against Vance, hoping for a Democrat presidency.
I genuinely hope some of them get locked up if president AOC wins her bid.
You spend far too much time having one-sided arguments with the dumber denizens of the online right. Listening to the first part of this episode was BORING after 3 minutes.
Bovino and Tucker are major figures in our sphere and they did a whole episode on the 100 million line for a much larger audience. It's now become a matter of faith for many. It's worth doing a segment on it
Also the podcast would be 30 minutes or less if news like that wasnt covered. If it was randos on Twitter it’s one thing but sometimes those ideas reach up to people like Tucker Carlson and others where it does carry weight.
I agree with this comment. Spending this much time on the Online Right even for ostensibly lampooning them actually boosts their importance and relevance. I'm not sure what their role is because on the one hand I keep hearing them being described as weirdos and social malcontents, but then on the other they get this much attention and focus, and you start thinking, maybe they are indeed a true force?
The 100 million line is also used by the admin in memes and has become widely believed in conservative circles. Everyone in the conservative sphere is debating it rn. I wrote a whole book on the Online Right
Very good question Deuteronormative. Always enjoy when you make your return. Since I am such a sports fan a sports related IQ Supplement would be enjoyable to me, but not sure what the overall audience would think. Whether it was athletes being more political today, the NBA’s fall in interest with White people overall, or NFL with Colin Kaepernik. Again might be hard to make a full hour out of it. I hope it never comes to a rise of MLS IQ supplement if that league starts to rise to top 3 status.
people suck at math man...
One Trillion Illegals are here, why isnt Blumpf doing anything about it! Tune in on Rumble
Scott mentioned poor White areas with rural character like West Virginia. A good example of what Scott is talking about is Southwest Missouri in the Ozarks. It is a billion times better than a magical urban area. The drugs/homeless problems are bad, but you are not going to randomly get your head kicked in, randomly shot, or held at gun point. Also the jury question in this podcast episode is the best argument for self segregation in the US to a Republican county with a White majority, Republican DA, and Republican judges. There was a magical home invasion and murder of a Asian woman. The magical jurors were going to exonerate the magical murderer/home invader because "they couldn't convict and send him to prison because he is too young". At the last second a Puerto Rican juror saved the case against the home invasion murderer by blowing the whistle to the judge.
The historic 11-15 million illegals might not be as absurdly low as we believed in 2024. Obama and Biden looked for every opportunity to classify anyone they could into some protected category.
Visit Storm Lake, Iowa in the middle of nowhere Northwest Iowa. 100 million is not a crazy number.
The average American thinks we have way more black people than we actually do based on the same vibe demographic analysis we're using to assess how many illegals are here.
The perception we have so many is that immigrants, legal and illegal, are now everywhere when they weren't 20 years ago. 60 years of mass immigration will have that effect
That is fair. In Gallup surveys, the average estimate of the US black population by the general public is 33% when it is actually 13.5% according to the 2026 US Census estimate. I guess the same way many of us falsely believe the 33% black number because 80% of the US the population lives in either urban or suburban areas, we can also believe 100 million illegals because they are now the plurality or majority in places like Schuyler, Nebraska, Liberal, Kansas, and Storm Lake, Iowa.