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Notre Dame College Republicans retweeted
American an European friends,
I’m so ashamed, but you need to see what France has become.
Don’t make the same mistakes we did.
The only peaceful solution is to send them back to their countries of origin they love so much.
We cannot coexist. It will be them, or us.
Notre Dame College Republicans retweeted
There’s always a decider. Right now, the Indiana Supreme Court is weighing whether Hoosier Jews for Choice has a religious “right” to abortion. Religious liberty and the right to life are being brought into direct conflict. For the right-liberal who imagines government can simply remain neutral between competing conceptions of the good, cases like this present a philosophical crisis. Liberalism, for whatever its strengths, cannot overturn political reality: someone will decide.
In a community possessing a thick common moral inheritance, this fact can remain largely invisible. The deepest questions are presupposed rather than perpetually litigated. But as that inheritance fragments, rival conceptions of justice increasingly collide. “Religious liberty” cannot tell us whether abortion is an exercise of religious conscience or an impermissible act against another human being until we have already answered more fundamental questions about what a human being is and what goods political authority exists to protect.
The fragmentation of our shared moral inheritance is why it’s accurate to say we’re living in a post-liberal age and why our political arguments have become increasingly shrill and incommensurable, as Alasdair MacIntyre observed 40 years ago.
The greatest protection for the church isn’t having the right Christians in power. It’s making sure the government never gets to decide whose Christianity counts.
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Notre Dame College Republicans retweeted
I’ve never seen Texas Republicans fight so hard as I have seen them fight to replace the population of the State of Texas with foreigners
Notre Dame College Republicans retweeted
One year ago, Charlie Kirk was assassinated, and the conservative movement lost its greatest son. There are losses that political language cannot contain, and his is one of them. Charlie was a hero of mine and a hero to an entire generation of young conservatives. He gave us courage when we felt alone, confidence when we were dismissed, and a belief that our generation could still change the course of our country. His absence is felt not only in our movement, but in the hearts of everyone who found purpose, friendship, or hope through his life.
College Republicans of America built our organization alongside Turning Point—on the same campuses, among the same students, and in pursuit of the same cause. We stood beside one another in the difficult work of reaching young Americans and defending the country we love. Charlie’s death therefore did not feel distant to us. It felt like losing someone from our own family. We continue to grieve with Turning Point, with the millions of people whose lives he touched, and most of all with the family who loved him not as a leader or an icon, but as a husband, father, and son.
Charlie’s life cannot be measured only by the years he was given, but by the courage he awakened in others. He lives on in every young person who refuses to be silent, every student who stands firm in faith, and every patriot who chooses service over comfort. We honor him by carrying forward the work he loved and by remaining faithful to the truths for which he gave everything. May God grant Charlie eternal rest, hold his family close, and give all of us the strength to become worthy of the example he left behind.
Notre Dame College Republicans retweeted
While this site often insists America has never had more crime, the backlash against Flock indicates the opposite.
If we had the violence of the early 90s or even of 2021, you would not see people more worried about cameras than crime.
Notre Dame College Republicans retweeted
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We don’t need a Tucker third party dedicated to conspiratorial retardation. But it is quite odd that all those who constantly carp about intraparty division go completely silent when it’s the half-crazed horseshoe threatening that division.
Plus, we discuss “common good” conservatism. The post-liberal movement is militantly anti-Declaration and Constitution. And they’re wrong.
Notre Dame College Republicans retweeted
Still thinking about how in 2013 the equivalent of SCOTUS in Dominican Republic ended birthright citizenship retroactively, denaturalized 200,000 babies born to illegal alien Haitians, and ruthlessly deported 600,000 Haitians in 2024 and 2025.
You can just save your nation.
Notre Dame College Republicans retweeted
“The two major earthquakes that just hit the great people of Venezuela are both massive in scale and have left a devastating number of deaths. The U.S.A. stands ready, willing, and able to help!” - President Donald J. Trump
Notre Dame College Republicans retweeted
There is a MUCH stronger case to be made for invading the UK, toppling its tyrannical government, and liberating its people than for pretty much any regime change war (to include Iran) over the past 30 years
Notre Dame College Republicans retweeted
🚨 Wow. Seven of the eight new internal medicine residents at taxpayer-funded Indiana University are foreigners. Half are from Pakistan.
Does anyone believe no American medical students are qualified? IU has our country’s largest medical school.
We need to end the H-1B visa scam
Notre Dame College Republicans retweeted
My English-speaking friends, I need you!
The justice system in my country, France, would rather send me to prison than deal with the immigrant men who are assaulting us.
Please help spread this video, the world needs to know what they’re doing to French patriots!
(@elonmusk ?)
Ils veulent m’envoyer en prison.
En France, il vaut mieux être un migrant agresseur de femmes qu’une identitaire qui aime son pays.
Lien YouTube : youtu.be/EDB9pdTczjU
Partagez cette vidéo que cette histoire fasse du bruit 🙏🏻
Notre Dame College Republicans retweeted
A 19-year-old blonde English patriot fighting for his people and his nation, inspiring other young people to do the same. Nothing they hate or fear more, so they tried to nip him in the bud by branding him a neo-Nazi complete with his full name and photo in the newspaper. The exact same thing happened to me at 23. But just like it didn’t work on me, it won’t work on him. Their scare tactics have lost their power.
But still, F you @DailyMail for trying to destroy a young man’s life.
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My sister was born with profound disabilities, a lot more severe than Down’s. She was non-verbal all her life. I don’t think she could even recognize our mother when she walked into a room.
Growing up around the special ed system, I was taught the standard line on children with disabilities: we should cherish their special qualities, the purity of their happiness and the innocence of their love. There is nothing wrong with them, they’re just different.
I repeated this line for years, but eventually I started to wonder if I believed any of it.
When my sister died at age 26, I figured it was time to look back over her life in full. Did she make anyone’s life better? To be blunt, I could not think of any way that she did. How could she, when she didn’t have the capacity to act in any meaningful sense.
On the other side of the ledger, she made a lot of people’s lives worse. Another member of our family was in and out of institutions for years later in life, and part of me thinks the strain of caring for my sister was too much for this person and drove them mad.
Of course people loved my sister. My parents did. But people can project love onto lots of things, the way pet owners project love onto their cats or a stalker projects love onto a celebrity. If the object of your love doesn’t know you exist and never will, is it even real? Try to answer honestly even though it’s a difficult thing to ask about a member of your own family.
I’m not trying to make a case for selective abortion. Once a life exists, we have duties toward it that can’t be shrugged off for utilitarian reasons. I just wanted to counterbalance the rosy picture being put out there.
My sister was an extreme case. Other disabled people can talk, recognize faces, and form relationships, which I assume makes things different for their families.
My only message is: It’s hard. It’s really hard. The best thing my sister did in her life was give the people around her the opportunity to show their best selves. But the reason she was able to do that was because it’s really hard.
I think that part of the reason why Christian messaging related to this subject is falling on deaf ears is that they don’t realize what they’re asking for and who they’re asking it of.
However sanctifying and fulfilling the life of a parent raising a mentally disabled child is, it requires radical self-denial and sacrifice. How can we expect to ask twenty-first-century man—who’s been taught nothing but self-fulfillment since the day he was born—to dedicate his life to self-sacrificial love without the cultural and moral education that such a decision requires?
Modern man has no conceptual framework for making a gift of himself. Today’s rewards are for those who can take all they can. Why would you empty yourself out?
It’s a radical ask. Christians make the mistake of assuming it’s common sense. For Christian morality to make sense and for people to act in accordance with it, you need either for everyone to be saints or for there to be massive social and legal incentives for making the right choice and harsh disincentives for failing to do so. Anything else is useless signaling.
Notre Dame College Republicans retweeted
Yes I'm sure if you poll the parents they will say it's a blessing and they regret nothing, but studies on their quality of life say otherwise. Half of parents of DS children are depressed and a third have anxiety symptoms.
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Notre Dame College Republicans retweeted
Sickness is not a "gift," it's a consequence of the fall and original sin. The theologically heterodox position here isn't mine.
Notre Dame College Republicans retweeted
As bad as the description of these events was, the footage is so much worse.
British police restrained a teenager and forced him to bleed to death because the brown person who stabbed him said "racism."
Everyone needs to remember the case of Henry Nowak.
🇬🇧 Bodycam footage has been released showing Henry Nowak begging for an ambulance before being handcuffed behind his back.
Nowak: "I've been stabbed"
Officer: "I don't think you have mate"
Follow: @europa
Notre Dame College Republicans retweeted
Arrest and deport them all.
#remigration
