"DC cops were not killed by the public."

I dunno, what's the Back The Blue website with all the police officers who died in 2021 have to say about them?

"Statistics show greater use of Trans porn in hard red 'Merica than anywhere else in the country."

Yep. 100% accurate.

The Furry community is also heavily populated by right-wingers who find it to be a Safe Space for men who have sex with men, but don't identify as gay.

"Do you mean like Elian Gonzales?"

Elian was an illegal immigrant. You'd support sending pobrecito Elian to Alligator Auschwitz, would you not?

F--- poor women.
F--- poor infants.
F--- poor children.
--Republicans

It's funny how 80-90% of Republicans here don't want the files released.

He's so Christ-like!

Liie it or not, it's illegal for Federal workers to strike, so firing them was not unexpected.

I remember this being a polarizing event when I was a child. I suspect it was after this that Republicans really started dismantling unions, and moving factories to China.

I hope his homeowners insurance is paid off... and covers Antifa!

MadBomber will tell us ICE did not "deport" the citizens.
ICE simply "sent" the citizens to a foreign country.
#191 | Posted by snoofy

^
Snoofy was right.

So long as they have a passport and the legal guardian approves, they can.
#223 | Posted by madbomber

ICE did not give any relatives the opportunity to take guardianship of the United States citizens.

Why do you support ICE not allowing United States children to contact adult relatives who could take care of them?

You have no respect for basic human rights and no concept of common human decency.

They are US citizens. With a passport and the consent of a legal guardian, they can come and go as they please in the US.
#218 | Posted by madbomber

No, they weren't able to come and go as they please. Their choices were be taken into government custody, or leave.

What kind of border policy does the United States have right now?

"One requiring that you have valid entry credentials prior to crossing the border."

That's the same border policy the United States has had your entire life.

"And additionally, requiring that once you cross the border, you adhere to the limits of stay, whatever that may be."

That's also the same border policy the United States has had your entire life.

So I'll ask again, but in a slightly different way:
When you were born, did the United States have a closed border, or an open border?

The same act that created Israel also laid the ground for a Palestinian state.
#72 | Posted by madbomber

Does that matter, when Israel does not support the existence of a Palestinian state?

Knesset votes 71-13 for non-binding motion calling to annex West Bank
Symbolic resolution calls West Bank inseparable part of the Land of Israel'; critics say it reflects misplaced priorities as PA calls it dangerous escalation'
www.timesofisrael.com
#60 | Posted by snoofy

"They are US citizens."

So why weren't they allowed to stay with relatives in the United States?

"Then what you are arguing is that the US should have an open-border policy."

What's an open-border policy?
What kind of border policy does the United States have right now?

At this point, the primary reason the GOP exists is to protect rich, powerful pedophiles.

"If so, then you can make the argument she should not have been deported"

What kind of argument would you like me to make, how about an economic one?
Deporting her costs taxpayers a lot and gets taxpayers nothing in return.
That's an incontrovertible economic argument that she should not have been deported.

"those deported were underage minors born to illegal immigrants."

So that make it okay to deport citizens.
Some citizens more equal than others.

"I think if you did a legal deep-dive, you'd find that the kids were not deported"

I think if you understood English, you'd understand the kids were deported along with their mother.

Why were the United States citizen children not afforded an opportunity to stay with relatives legally present in the United States?

"Why was the mother deported at all?"
"Was she in the US legally?"

Why was Anne Frank sent to a camp?
Was she a Jew?
Same energy.

"It's technically illegal under international law to deprive someone of statehood."

The United States is not bound by international law.
You're really not very good at this. You never were.
You've been denying Palestinians statehood as long as you've known what a Palestinian is, and what statehood is.

Are you denying we deported citizens, or are you acknowledging we deported citizens?

Should they have kept the kids and sent the mom home?
#200 | Posted by madbomber

Why would they keep the kids?