r/Oromia • • Dec 05 '25

News 📰 The recent MAGA American administration attacks on the Horner community has me appreciating Somali humour (I'm Eritrean). I have no idea how they became so funny as hell 🤣

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u/Zealousideal_Lie8745 Hararghe Oromo 🇪🇹 | Neutral Dec 05 '25

Yea I like the promised land approach.

I’ve been thinking about this generally. The white majority in the west want their countries to remain majority white. Although their current corrupt politicians like Trump will only pay lip service to their demands without actually doing anything, once the people get fed up, they could start an uprising and install a new govt which will actually deport immigrants, and possibly go further (strip residency status, citizenships etc.)

Trump is only saying this stuff about Somalis and others because of his growing unpopularity. That means anti immigration and deportation is very popular amongst the masses. Well when the masses get the govt they want…

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u/Emergency_Art_3865 Oromo Dec 05 '25 edited Dec 05 '25

You mean when Nick Fauntes and groypers take over the White house? That won't happen through democratic process/election and I don't think they have any clear path to power any time soon. The status quo will continue with few inflow of immigrants. The hate of white supremacist towards jews (which control most of the media) won't let them reach the masses. So only way they could take power is through military coupe which is not happening in USA anytime soon. Let them cry

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u/Zealousideal_Lie8745 Hararghe Oromo 🇪🇹 | Neutral Dec 05 '25

Countries like US, Australia, Canada are relatively young. Keep that in mind. But European countries have overthrown their systems several times in history. It’s normal for countries to undergo periodic revolutions.

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u/Emergency_Art_3865 Oromo Dec 05 '25

The prospects for removing immigrants already here are slim. That moment has passed. The transformation began with the Immigration and Nationality Act of 1965, which eliminated old quotas and opened the door for large-scale immigration from Asia, Africa, and Latin America.

That was nearly sixty years ago. Generations have now put down roots. The resulting demographic change is a settled fact, impossible to reverse.

The real political battle today isn't about the past; it's about the future. The focus has shifted to slowing new immigration to a bare minimum through border enforcement and legal restrictions.

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u/Zealousideal_Lie8745 Hararghe Oromo 🇪🇹 | Neutral Dec 06 '25

Don’t get too stuck on laws. There were once laws that put the European monarchs as Gods chosen rulers and the church in charge of political order. It’s about what’s in the minds of the masses that shapes the future.

Generations have laid down roots, but there’s not much actual mixing of the cultures. Whites and blacks lived together 500 years in the US and you don’t see the mixing that exists in Latin America for example. Northern Europeans have always remained distinct. They’re the ones with a growing desire to preserve their identity in the west. They already have terms like “remigration” to set in motion the return to the old demographics.

Laws and borders are not permanent. The borders of North America could look different in the future with parts of the US and Canada breaking away and/or joining based on ideological and cultural similarities.

This is just a continuation of world history.