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WookieMan
2021 Jan 27, 5:17am
WookieMan
2021 Jan 27, 5:17am
ThreeBays says
Honest question. Is deportation a good thing or a bad thing?
I think it's a good thing. Sure I was lucky to be born into these artificial boundaries of the United States. But by being here our society within those boundaries have agreed that we cannot just let whoever in or it would just be chaos. There are a few choices.
1 - Move to a country with open borders. Good luck.
2 - Get elected, vote for change and appoint judges that are for illegal immigration. Good luck.
3 - Stay and deal with laws that the majority of Americans want.
Society is imperfect. There are going to be rules and laws that a minority doesn't agree with. Illegal entering or overstaying a visa is a crime though and deportation is the remedy. No different than if someone trespasses on your property. I don't want unknown people on my property, it's a liability for me either through physical harm to myself or they hurt themselves and sue me.
Go back up to number 1 above. Find me that country... Even open border European countries have rules for gaining entry and living there. Anywhere else is probably not worth living in otherwise you'd be there.
We have an imperfect perfect country. The more we try to change it, the worse it's going to get. So be careful what you wish for.
I double freeze your freeze on freezing of freezes!
Honest question. Is deportation a good thing or a bad thing?
I think it's a good thing. Sure I was lucky to be born into these artificial boundaries of the United States. But by being here our society within those boundaries have agreed that we cannot just let whoever in or it would just be chaos. There are a few choices.
1 - Move to a country with open borders. Good luck.
2 - Get elected, vote for change and appoint judges that are for illegal immigration. Good luck.
3 - Stay and deal with laws that the majority of Americans want.
Society is imperfect. There are going to be rules and laws that a minority doesn't agree with. Illegal entering or overstaying a visa is a crime though and deportation is the remedy. No different than if someone trespasses on your property. I don't want unknown people on my property, it's a liability for me either through physical harm to myself or they hurt themselves and sue me.
Go back up to number 1 above. Find me that country... Even open border European countries have rules for gaining entry and living there. Anywhere else is probably not worth living in otherwise you'd be there.
We have an imperfect perfect country. The more we try to change it, the worse it's going to get. So be careful what you wish for.
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FuckTheMainstreamMedia
2021 Jan 27, 6:57am
FuckTheMainstreamMedia
2021 Jan 27, 6:57am
The problem is we have batshit crazies who do not want borders to exist and the elite(George Soros and others) who want an endless supply of cheap labor are more than willing to accommodate these useful idiots.
US should:
1.) immediately deport everyone who is in the US illegally
2.) end welfare to able bodied individuals regardless of number of dismounts.
3.) end minimum wage.
4.) arrest and move all homeless. Offer them job or prison.
If after doing all that there are jobs still vacant, initiate a guest worker program with Mexico.
Desiring open borders is nothing more than stupid leftist propaganda.
US should:
1.) immediately deport everyone who is in the US illegally
2.) end welfare to able bodied individuals regardless of number of dismounts.
3.) end minimum wage.
4.) arrest and move all homeless. Offer them job or prison.
If after doing all that there are jobs still vacant, initiate a guest worker program with Mexico.
Desiring open borders is nothing more than stupid leftist propaganda.
https://thepalmierireport.com/federal-judge-blocks-bidens-deportation-freeze/
Wow, I guess he wasn't a Hawaiian Judge.