Immigration Detainments That Make You Say WTF

[Swordsmyth]

And here's one from another thread. Kasper is still in custody (since 15APR)

A tiny number of mistakes may be made, they will be easily rectified.

 

[Voluntarist]

Got em!
One of the 10 to 15 million who caravaned in under Biden?
No.
A White guy from Germany, another legal resident, Green card holder.

When you have quotas to fill on rounding up the undocumented, it's much easier to start with the documented.

 

[acptulsa]

A tiny number of mistakes may be made, they will be easily rectified.

A tiny number...

 

[nikcers]

"Because of the fact that Rosie O’Donnell is not in the best interests of our Great Country, I am giving serious consideration to taking away her Citizenship. She is a Threat to Humanity, and should remain in the wonderful Country of Ireland, if they want her. GOD BLESS AMERICA!"

https://truthsocial.com/@realDonaldTrump/posts/114840552173805537

 

[acptulsa]

Because of the fact that Rosie O’Donnell is not in the best interests of our Great Country, I am giving serious consideration to taking away her Citizenship.

He's probably joking, and I wouldn't mind a bit if Long Island seceded, but here he is telling you shits where this is going and y'all still refuse to believe him @Swordsmyth.

You could be next, no matter how hard you suck the man off. He does, after all, prefer beautiful girls, particularly if they're "on the younger side".

 

[Voluntarist]

If you haven't seen the latest polling, the share of Americans wanting immigration reduced has dropped from 55% in 2024 to 30% today.

 

[nikcers]

He's probably joking, and I wouldn't mind a bit if Long Island seceded, but here he is telling you shits where this is going and y'all still refuse to believe him.

Certainly you are going to just call him zee Hitler.

Thats where its headed right?

The problem with people who make this claim is its based on a false narrative of history.

Sure Germany under nazi rule did bad things but what was the cause?

The allies took away their empire territorys that had German people living there, they forced Germany to pay back reparations that would have bankrupted them for generations and they disarmed them so they couldnt defend themselves and the German's wanted revenge against everyone that hurt them they were antagonized and humiliated.

The Germans went to war against the unjust Versailles system that left them as second class citizens of the world.

They had signed a ceasefire agreement and at the peace table they took everything from them and submitted them to foreign rule.

I dont think innocent people who get caught up in war deserve to be punished but when you look at what the state of our country in the past decade in regards to the post Gulf War world order and the system the globalists gave us was far from just.

 

[acptulsa]

Certainly you are going to just call him zee Hitler.

Thats where its headed right?

No, you obnoxious windup toy you.

I've been talking about Trump on this site for decades, and I haven't done that once. Got any more boldly asinine predictions for us?

A tin man making up a straw man, and stuffing the forum full of Nazi apologia. Just what the world needs. As Twain said, "...all the modern inconveniences." What part of "fuck off" is too human a sentiment for you, word salad tosser? Nobody wants to see you emulate Grok. Nobody.

 

[Voluntarist]

Which only goes to prove that your "typical American" is a fickle, feeble minded mush head that does not have the strength, will or brainpower to hold on to what is theirs.

Also from the Gallup polling:

With illegal immigration levels down dramatically and refugee programs suspended, the desire for less immigration has fallen among all party groups, but it is most pronounced among Republicans, down 40 percentage points over the past year to 48%. Among independents, this sentiment is down 21 points to 30%, and among Democrats, down 12 points to 16%.

Plus, I think it's safe to say that Republicans have erased the pickup they had with Hispanics in 2024.

In terms of policy views, the greatest divergence between Hispanic adults and U.S. adults overall is Hispanic adults’ 16-point lower support for hiring more border agents (43%). Hispanic adults also trail the general population in their support for deporting all immigrants living in the U.S. illegally (by 15 points, at 23%). They are 13 points more likely to support allowing immigrants living in the U.S. to become citizens — 91% favor this.

 

[TheTexan]

Again. The solution is easy

Deprioritize enforcement of white people

But that's "racist"

 

[unknown]

A tiny number of mistakes may be made, they will be easily rectumfied.

fify

 

[Invisible Man]

Which only goes to prove that your "typical American" is a fickle, feeble minded mush head that does not have the strength, will or brainpower to hold on to what is theirs.

If Ron Paul himself was president, polling would indicate that most Americans would oppose his actions to control spending, cut the debt and stay out of wars.

What is yours?

Here's what. The property that you yourself paid for bounded by its precise property lines, and not a single square inch outside that.

My property is mine, not yours.

 

[Invisible Man]

Lived here all these years and didn't bother to become a citizen, or to follow our laws.

They're not "our" laws. They're the regime's laws. And they're not even real laws, because an unjust law is no law at all. What they are is crimes, committed by the regimes in Washington DC and New Hampshire. We are victims of these crimes just like the guy in the OP was.

 

[nikcers]

No, you obnoxious windup toy you.

I've been talking about Trump on this site for decades, and I haven't done that once. Got any more boldly asinine predictions for us?

A tin man making up a straw man, and stuffing the forum full of Nazi apologia. Just what the world needs. As Twain said, "...all the modern inconveniences." What part of "fuck off" is too human a sentiment for you, word salad tosser? Nobody wants to see you emulate Grok. Nobody.

I am not apologizing for nazis.

I am simply saying that the one thing the post cold war world order gave the United States is that the US became the world's sole super power.

That system wasn't so great for my generation growing up since that unaligned the global powers out of the first world and second world and third world system and essentially all or many nations aligned into their own interests which were against our interests most of the time.

So the cost of maintaining order in the world has incurred a massive amount of debt on the shoulders of Americans.

This is where the Ron Paul argument of let them die always has its appeal.

If atlas shrugs all of the people who unfairly burdened us with maintaining order in the world will die.

So while Germany may have been at war with the Versailles system

Trump is at war with the Liberal world order. The one where the USA loses every single year trillions of dollars to maintain while sending that to rich globalists in other countries. You know the debt.

 

[Invisible Man]

This is where the Ron Paul argument of let them die always has its appeal.

The Ron Paul argument of let whom die?

 

[nikcers]

The Ron Paul argument of let whom die?

You know exactly who.

If we brought our troops home and stopped maintaining the status quo you think there would be peace?

What happened when we pulled out of Afghanistan?

The Taliban took over.

What happened when we told Russia we wouldnt stop his invasion of Ukraine anymore because the Europeans were ripping us off and wouldnt pay their own bills.

Ron Paul may not have gotten elected but the spirit of his foreign policy is alive and well.

 

[Invisible Man]

You know exactly who.

If we brought our troops home and stopped maintaining the status quo you think there would be peace?

What happened when we pulled out of Afghanistan?

The Taliban took over.

What happened when we told Russia we wouldnt stop his invasion of Ukraine anymore because the Europeans were ripping us off and wouldnt pay their own bills.

Ron Paul may not have gotten elected but the spirit of his foreign policy is alive and well.

No I don't. I don't recall Ron Paul arguing to let someone die. Please be more specific and cite your source. I would like to see what Ron Paul's exact words were when he gave this argument.

 

[nikcers]

No I don't. I don't recall Ron Paul arguing to let someone die. Please be more specific and cite your source.

Ron Paul said bring the troops home.

What do you think would be the logical consequences of no longer maintaining the status quo?

 

[acptulsa]

I am not apologizing for nazis.

I don't see you apologizing for creating a scarecrow and talking to it like it was me, either, tin asswipe. Nor do I foresee you apologizing for creating a straw man and labeling it "Ron Paul".

This is where the Ron Paul argument of let them die always has its appeal.

If atlas shrugs all of the people who unfairly burdened us with maintaining order in the world will die.

You simulated shitstain, they never die in any great numbers unless and until this government decides they need to spread 'em and take some "democracy". That has always been Ron Paul's point, and it beats the one on your pinhead, zippy.

Fucking Grok wannabe. What the hell, @Bryan? How much is this thing's programmer paying you to let him inflict this crap on us, Ron Paul, and libertarianism? Is it worth it? You know, @Bryan, Ron Paul is out of politics. So letting this bucket of bolts libel the man on your site with impunity could lead to you sharing the liability.

 

[Invisible Man]

Ron Paul said bring the troops home.

What do you think would be the logical consequences of no longer maintaining the status quo?

I'm referring to your reference to "the Ron Paul argument of let them die."

Please provide the link or quote of his exact words making that argument.

Also, let whom die? I still don't know who these people are that you think Ron Paul was talking about when he allegedly said that.

I think--and more importantly, Ron Paul, according to his own words thought--that the logical consequences of his policies would be peace, prosperity, and freedom.