Well, I just want to post to say that I listened to conservative pundit Steve Bannon, as ZNP suggested. I listened to an hour long podcast of his Warroom program.
I certainly learned a few things. One, the government is settled into spending $7 trillion for every $5 trillion it receives in taxes. Two, the Republicans are able to write a law requiring businesses to E-Verify, which would pretty much end illegal immigration in one fell swoop. Also, that all the politicians except Romney are completely sold out to greed and that this country is doomed.
Although I agree with the conservative ideals of "demonetizing the woke and weaponized department of justice," a phrase continually repeated in the broadcast, as well as halting the woke agenda in the department of education, I think that the style of talk radio that has Republicans in the mindset of fighting a war against the progressives is tearing the conservative right apart morally, due to its emphasis on conflict instead of compromise. The conservatives are acting like warring peoples, making internal alliances and cutting down others and largely flocking to what Bannon called the "uniparty" of the George W. Bush / Donald Trump / Democrat crowd, apparently defaulting on their conservative values. To my disappointment, the end of the program ended with a glowing endorsement of a woman endorsing a campaign fundraising meeting between DeSantis and several oil tycoons in Texas. With the biggest candidates in the Republican party selling their souls for money, for sure we are doomed.
Here's what I think will solve all our nation's problems.
On the issue of E-Verify, I know from people I know in my personal life that the sudden revelation of all the illegal immigrants in the country would have seismic implications for American businesses dependent on cheap, industrious labor. It all boils down to an inherent problem in the privilege of American citizens who don't want to work hard, and who live comfortably on the backs of an illegal work force. It's the same problem as slavery was: convenience and greed making us compromise the values we know in our hearts are right. And remember, slavery didn't end because people gave up their greed and convenience. Slavery ended because northerners who didn't have slaves forced the southerners to give it up. So neither side actually ever repented of the heart issues. Instead they just killed tens of millions of Americans to resolve the issue, proving that people will rather shed a massive amount of blood than give up convenience and greed.
So Republicans can cry about the border all they want, but the one hard decision to resolve the border crisis is to sign E-Verify into law, either before, after, or in conjunction with granting universal amnesty to all the illegal immigrants, or else the American public will have to send our precious indentured workforce out of the country, which would destroy countless personal relationships and cause a seismic employment crisis requiring entitled young people to work as hard as hispanics do. That scale of deportation would be impossible in my opinion, so I really think the best way to maintain the status quo as much as possible is to take the drastic steps as immediately as possible. Once the crisis of illegal employment is resolved, then it will be easy to secure the border. I think, realistically speaking, Republicans who don't have what it takes to accept the fact that amnesty and E-Verify together are the only way to stop immigration are hypocrits. And the sooner the problem is dealt with the sooner the Left will stop accusing us of being white supremacists. Because all feelings of racism aside, it is truly racist to live in wealth at the expense of the quality of life of another race of people. It's not feelings that matter; it's actions. You can say you love hispanic people all you want but if you live at their expense in any way, that's wrong. It's as wrong as slavery. And the Right accuses the Left of subjugating black people by keeping them on welfare for their votes, but truly the conservatives who don't E-Verify their employees are just as guilty.
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