The irony is palpable considering terminally online leftist reddit mods have done exactly that. Huge swaths of reddit will ban your account for partaking in thoughtcrime subreddits, even if you were posting something critical in them. They'll also scan your history and look for keywords and phrases that are "hate speech," even if you are quoting something, or if the "hate speech" of the day didn't exist three years ago. Doesn't matter, ban. There's no recourse either.

I never called it marxism. But doing things like attempting to subvert democracy by banning your opponent from running and groomimg and mutilating children doesn't look great.

I'm sure you'll defend it though, this guy has an D next to his name and you're on team D!

(I'm not on team R btw and never was so you can drop that pretext right now)

>The People, historically, are immigrants. The facts back my argument.

Legal immigrants, that became citizens, historically. The facts back my argument.

>Drops to 5% in the 60's to 80's, maybe that's the cause of your short-term understanding of American history

Drops of illegal immigration to 5% or less in the 60's to 80's, maybe that's the cause of your short-term understanding of American history.

>since in recent memory immigration was quite low (and thus begins the decline of American prosperity at the same time, interesting).

Delusional take. America's prosperity skyrocketed during that timeframe, much more so than the past decade and a half of high illegal immigration.

>Increases back up to 15% in the late 2000's... right as we have historic increases in markers for prosperity (overlay the same chart against the stock market).

Stock market growth != real GDP growth. This exposes your poor understanding of the economy and immigration as a whole. Not to mention the Great Recession.

>We are returning to the proper state of America, as the world's melting pot, and the most successful and prosperous nation on earth as a result.

Ironically yes. Deporting illegal immigrants back to their home countries is the proper state. Democrats importing an underclass of less than legal humans is nothing new to the US.

So odd seeing all the HCL hate here. It's dead simple to read, much more so than YAML. It grew out of Mitchell's hatred for YAML. If your "developers" are having problems with HCL, it's likely a skills issue.

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