[Mega] MAGA Super Trump Mega Thread
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msm has compared this immigration issue (that has been going on for decades) to the holocaust and slavery 22 times in the past 2 days
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makes u really really wonder doesn't it?
i mean i am watching videos of Israeli soldiers laughing while shooting unarmed people and it doesn't get this kind of a reaction.
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The problem is, the border stations are not equipped to deal with the influx of migrants stealing their way across the border. They are not refugee aid stations. It looks bad, because it is bad. It's not intended to be bad, its not bad by intention of design. It's bad because the situation overall is bad. Why are people fleeing Mexico? You don't see this type of problem between countries of similar states of living.
Using words like "caging" and "warehousing" is duplicitous and self-serving. There are a lot of naive people around that think everything is wonderful if only because they say it is while remaining blissfully ignorant of reality. They refuse to call out a problem and say its name, because then they'd have to acknowledge it and risk accepting responsibility for their part in it.
Whoever drew parallels between the border issue and Holocaust Deathcamps should be called out and publicly shamed for being so blatantly ignorant of history.
Dumb fucking people who irrationally hate Trump so much that everything is somehow his direct fault. They can't even articulate why it is Trumps fault without resorting to fabrications and anecdotal reasoning or outright lies that they've concocted to justify their hatred of the President.
Trump isn't without his faults. He isn't a beacon of what we'd all like a President to be. However, he's not Adolf Hitler. He's not the catalyst that will undo the republic and bring about the end of the United States. He didn't enact any direct order to separate children from their parents when caught illegally crossing the border. Except to enforce the rule of law.
The law separates children from their parents when taken into custody. That policy was affirmed and upheld by directive of the 9th Circuit Court in 2008... under the Obama Administration. Why is it only now that suddenly the problem with the law surfaces?
Everyone is fixated on what Trump tweets, except the tweet where he states that he thinks it's a bad idea and not acceptable to separate children from their parents. However, it's not up to him.
The US Constitution defines the United States as a nation governed by the rule of law. If you refuse to uphold the law, then you are refusing to obey the constitution that defines the United States of America. Trump is only responsible for pressing the issue of enforcing the law at the border. Doing so has brought to light the problems with the law. It's like blaming the guy holding the flash light for illuminating a problem instead of dealing with the problem itself.
Congress can fix this problem immediately. Instead they choose to use this opportunity to tar and feather President Trump as the worst kind of human being possible. Which is childish, vindictive and petty. The person they should be angry at is Jeff Sessions, he's the one in front of a camera grinning ear-to-ear while quoting the bible as his department is left in the unenviable position of separating children from their parents.
Everyone is so lost in their partisan political agenda's that we fail to acknowledge what we all can agree on. The law has an unintended consequence and we should correct it.
These migrants at the border are playing a game at the expense of American's. To them, they'd rather take a chance and risk getting caught rather than continue to live in Mexico. They did this on purpose. They understand the system, its' consequences and are willing to gamble everything they have for just the possibility of not living in Mexico (or some other random shithole) even for a short period of time. Who can blame them?
The irony is, there is a right way and a wrong way of doing things. They choose the wrong way because they know the right way will turn them away. Or, that is what they think and they can't chance that. However, the wrong way gets them separated from their children by law. Even then... it's only for a short while, until border services can immediately return them back to their place of origin which isn't a process that takes very long at all. It's when they compound this straightforward process by trying to game the system that fucks everything up and exaggerates the amount of time they are separated from their children.
After they are caught, they declare that they are seeking refugee or asylum status... that fucks everything up because then things get complicated. Immigration is obligated to process these requests and that take extended time and money which compounds their problem. Still... the Law limits the amount of time a child can be separated from their parents to 20 Days. No one seems to understand this. While 20 days is still a lot of time, it's not "the forever" it seems various partisan groups imply. The irony is... if they were seeking Asylum Status... all they have to do is walk up to the Border Station and state that. That's not a crime. The Border will not arrest you and the action will not motivate the law into action forcing Border Services to detain you or separate you from your children for 20 days.
When you do not do this and steal across the border in violation of the law... that's when you cause problems for yourself. You broke the law, don't expect sympathy after the fact when you were willing to subvert the rule of law for your own gain at everyone else's expense.
Using words like "caging" and "warehousing" is duplicitous and self-serving. There are a lot of naive people around that think everything is wonderful if only because they say it is while remaining blissfully ignorant of reality. They refuse to call out a problem and say its name, because then they'd have to acknowledge it and risk accepting responsibility for their part in it.
Whoever drew parallels between the border issue and Holocaust Deathcamps should be called out and publicly shamed for being so blatantly ignorant of history.
Dumb fucking people who irrationally hate Trump so much that everything is somehow his direct fault. They can't even articulate why it is Trumps fault without resorting to fabrications and anecdotal reasoning or outright lies that they've concocted to justify their hatred of the President.
Trump isn't without his faults. He isn't a beacon of what we'd all like a President to be. However, he's not Adolf Hitler. He's not the catalyst that will undo the republic and bring about the end of the United States. He didn't enact any direct order to separate children from their parents when caught illegally crossing the border. Except to enforce the rule of law.
The law separates children from their parents when taken into custody. That policy was affirmed and upheld by directive of the 9th Circuit Court in 2008... under the Obama Administration. Why is it only now that suddenly the problem with the law surfaces?
Everyone is fixated on what Trump tweets, except the tweet where he states that he thinks it's a bad idea and not acceptable to separate children from their parents. However, it's not up to him.
The US Constitution defines the United States as a nation governed by the rule of law. If you refuse to uphold the law, then you are refusing to obey the constitution that defines the United States of America. Trump is only responsible for pressing the issue of enforcing the law at the border. Doing so has brought to light the problems with the law. It's like blaming the guy holding the flash light for illuminating a problem instead of dealing with the problem itself.
Congress can fix this problem immediately. Instead they choose to use this opportunity to tar and feather President Trump as the worst kind of human being possible. Which is childish, vindictive and petty. The person they should be angry at is Jeff Sessions, he's the one in front of a camera grinning ear-to-ear while quoting the bible as his department is left in the unenviable position of separating children from their parents.
Everyone is so lost in their partisan political agenda's that we fail to acknowledge what we all can agree on. The law has an unintended consequence and we should correct it.
These migrants at the border are playing a game at the expense of American's. To them, they'd rather take a chance and risk getting caught rather than continue to live in Mexico. They did this on purpose. They understand the system, its' consequences and are willing to gamble everything they have for just the possibility of not living in Mexico (or some other random shithole) even for a short period of time. Who can blame them?
The irony is, there is a right way and a wrong way of doing things. They choose the wrong way because they know the right way will turn them away. Or, that is what they think and they can't chance that. However, the wrong way gets them separated from their children by law. Even then... it's only for a short while, until border services can immediately return them back to their place of origin which isn't a process that takes very long at all. It's when they compound this straightforward process by trying to game the system that fucks everything up and exaggerates the amount of time they are separated from their children.
After they are caught, they declare that they are seeking refugee or asylum status... that fucks everything up because then things get complicated. Immigration is obligated to process these requests and that take extended time and money which compounds their problem. Still... the Law limits the amount of time a child can be separated from their parents to 20 Days. No one seems to understand this. While 20 days is still a lot of time, it's not "the forever" it seems various partisan groups imply. The irony is... if they were seeking Asylum Status... all they have to do is walk up to the Border Station and state that. That's not a crime. The Border will not arrest you and the action will not motivate the law into action forcing Border Services to detain you or separate you from your children for 20 days.
When you do not do this and steal across the border in violation of the law... that's when you cause problems for yourself. You broke the law, don't expect sympathy after the fact when you were willing to subvert the rule of law for your own gain at everyone else's expense.
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Don't they have a name for people like vanster? You know the ones that get in trouble and then are given an opportunity to defend themselves and lose.. Then they are given a fine and the agree to give the money for that fine.
Then when it is time to give the money.. they change their mind and take it back. I am almost positive when an indian gives his word and then takes it back.. they call it something
Then when it is time to give the money.. they change their mind and take it back. I am almost positive when an indian gives his word and then takes it back.. they call it something
when will these dregs admit they want to have all these illegals for votes?
thats what they really want
they dont give a fuck about minorities unless it is to exploit them, keep them on the DNC plantation, and have others pay for them
otherwise places like chiraq, detroit, and other shitholes would be in much better shape
thats what they really want
they dont give a fuck about minorities unless it is to exploit them, keep them on the DNC plantation, and have others pay for them
otherwise places like chiraq, detroit, and other shitholes would be in much better shape
US withdraws from UN human rights council, calling it a 'cesspool' and alleging bias against Israel
Trump is literally Hitler
US withdraws from UN human rights council, calling it a 'cesspool' and alleging bias against Israel
Trump is literally Hitler
Translation: USA needs to accept everyone's dirtbags and pay for them (because we wont and we dont want them).
Trump is such a loser how come he keeps winning?
AP FACT CHECK: Democrats drop below 50 percent in Kentucky
AP FACT CHECK: Democrats drop below 50 percent in Kentucky
I remember reading a few years ago during one of the Statist disarming campaigns, they were offering $100 per gun turned in. Some guys went down to the line and were inspecting all the guns being turned in and several of them were near priceless. They made an offer to the seller of like double or triple and purchased the gun. Wish I remember where this was because that was pretty awesome.
as Triple goes.. so goes the left. Meltdown
Child Kidnapper Donald Trump Wants to Take the Government Hostage, Too
Child Kidnapper Donald Trump Wants to Take the Government Hostage, Too
Holy fucking nutjob...
wtfDid you read that shit?
Gotta give these folks credit for group think - it's triplebypass posting on vanity fair instead of tw