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Originally Posted by Catfish
By you, the voters. I'd say your population is about 50:50 divided about that. And What is that thing with "sovereign nation" all the time? Isn't the USA a sovereign nation? Why does Trump always uses the words "illegal", "criminal" and degoratory terms before the word "foreigner"?
"We have said this for years", oh i am sure. You would have protested, but you did not dare, or it was going to rain. And now that some !"&/$%&/!!! like Trump is leader, they all come out of their holes and can spout their "opinion" they had all the time.
The scary thing is that you seem to be right, the US have been like that all along, and it just took some Trump to let it all out now. Radicalizing and polarizing with a good load of populism seems to be the shinizzle all over the world now, to win elections.
The USA consists of 'invaders', yes, sans some indians.
Sorry, i like you, and most Americans on a personal level, but when it comes to politics.. NEVER!  |
Why is it derogatory to call a criminal a criminal or to call an illegal immigrant and illegal immigrant? In my opinion the terms are factually descriptive. Please dont allow the media to confuse you or the issue. An immigrant lawfully crossing a boarder seeking asylum, applying for a visa, permanent residency or citizenship is not an illegal immigrant or a criminal.
Its the illegal immigrant the ones who attempt to unlawfully circumvent the lawful process of entry into this country that we want to catch. As opposed to the just over 37,000,000 LEGAL immigrants of all nationalities already in this country.
The criminals that Trump spoke about are ACTUAL criminals the hot topic these days seems to be MS13. It appears to me y'all in Germany are about day late and a dollar short. Because its already been at least 4 weeks ago that one political party tried to push the same argument that Trump was calling
all immigrants criminals, he wasn't and the media dropped it pretty quick because it had no merit. I think it was initially spun by Nancy Pelosi.