I’m one of those Americans [who is] really sick and tired of the narrative that we’re constantly told: That we’re supposed to hate some country that’s overseas—that maybe we’ve never been to.
We don’t know anything about that country, but we’re told that they’re the greatest threat to our freedoms and our democracy, and that we have to go to war with them.
I’ve never seen a Houthi—or however you pronounce it—I don’t even know what they look like! I haven’t seen them back home in The Bronx where I live; I haven’t seen them in Washington D.C., and I keep saying: How is this a threat to everyday Americans?
“Sorry, if you’re a non-citizen immigrant in a red state, and you were counted in your state’s total resident population in the last census, uhhh, you literally led your state to have one extra elector to swing the election in Trump’s favor, so you’re just as bad as MAGA. Also, if you’re an overseas citizen who emigrated from a blue state before the last census, and you don’t work for the US government, you literally led your state to have one fewer elector than it would’ve had, practically handing the election to Trump, so you’re just as bad as MAGA.”