From a Michigander seeing the tides change....
I beg you all to raise your voices and anger even higher than ever before, but in a different outlet. I'm seeing a migration of Californians and other blue-state dregs from across the country into the Midwest and Great Plains. The globalist elites probably had a back-up plan in the event that controlling the cities was not enough:
If they raise the prices of living in blue states too high, they'll trigger a cascade of millenial progressives flocking to cheaper ground.
I'm a person that supports being a good neighbor, but the time to fight with smiles and olive branches is over. That doesn't mean we have to fight stupid either. FIGHT WITH ECONOMICS.
Don't welcome progressive migrants into your communities, don't rent your buildings to them, don't give them resources on how to prosper in our communities, don't give them friendship where they seek submission, don't give them water when they grow too many almonds, don't listen to their political garbage on the radio and television, don't enable them AT ALL.
Every inch our well-meaning compatriots give to these slimy bandits is another march towards oblivion for sane people in this country. If we give them our communities to corrupt, the liberal diaspora will not stop at Portland, Seattle, Austin or Detroit.
I've tried being reasonable with these people, and so many of our fellow 'pedes are being thrown around by liberal employers and coworkers like they aren't even human. FUCK THEM. I'm hispanic and middle eastern, but I voted for Trump regardless of the expectations imposed on my demographic. I'm not an Uncle Tom, I'm not a wayward soul, and I'm not an ignorant fool.
We tried to transcend their classist and racist caricatures of our movement, but that only won us the election. It'll be four years of media hit pieces, protests and social isolation before we have to brave the storm again.
I say we let loose our disgust, and we do as much as we can to show them that they are a footnote in history. Push them out of our towns, villages, cities, counties and states at every turn. We're on a mission to hold the citadel while the administration does the political heavy lifting. That means we have to be vigilant on the ground.
Send'em packing back to the coffee shops.
Posted Mar 19, 2017, 7:57 AM UTC
Same thing in Colorado.
Growing up it always seemed like a pretty conservative place to me.
But in the past 10 years or so we've had a huge influx of...
That shamefully, we went blue in 2016 despite Trump doing numerous rallies the state.
My hometown Denver has become a whole lot more cosmopolitan place in the past 10 years years but it's on track to be the next California. The price of living in the city is already sky high, my 20 year old little sister works full time and has no hope of moving into her own apartment.
How do we prevent red states from turning blue, when liberals escape the shitholes their politics have created? I don't know. You can't prevent people from moving across state lines.
Make their lives as miserable as possible. Social isolation and disregard will send the message.