Anonymous #1 4d

i get u but i do wanna clarify i am not saying illegal in a pejorative sense

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Anonymous #2 4d

do u think people leave their home countries (where their family and familiar environment is) for shits and giggles or something

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Anonymous #2 4d

I think you misunderstand how human rights work in our country versus other countries. But your choice of words tells me that.

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Anonymous OP 4d

I don't care why they came here, they intentionally broke our laws so they can get out

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Anonymous #2 4d

Ew. Racist pos

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Anonymous #2 4d

me when i move the goalpost

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Anonymous #2 4d

if it was a country’s law to murder all white people, would you be mad at people who decide not to comply with that law?

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Anonymous OP 4d

How is this moving the goalpost?

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Anonymous #1 4d

If it was white people coming to America illegally from Europe i'd say the same thing (but that very rarely happens so it's basically irrelevant)

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Anonymous #2 4d

u brought up that people can access basic needs in their own country, so i responded with a question to get u to consider why people leave, which is that the lack of access to basic needs being a major reason people leave their home countries. instead of addressing what i said, you moved the goalpost to just saying u don’t even want them here (a completely separate topic from social services for undoc immigrants or why they leave their home countries)

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Anonymous #2 4d

It happens at the same rate, #1 but there aren’t undocumented persons being kidnapped. At this point you’re rage baiting.

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Anonymous OP 4d

Requiring that people who come to the country go through the legal process with proper documentation is a just law. Killing all members of an ethnic group would be an unjust law

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Anonymous #2 4d

answer my question directly. i didn’t ask if you would support deporting white people who come here illegally. i asked if you’d be upset with people who refuse to comply with a country’s law to kill white people.

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Anonymous #2 4d

Kidnapping people and illegally sending them to countries they aren’t from or putting them in detainment camps is actually unjust.

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Anonymous #2 4d

btw visa overstays (including by white and european immigrants) are just as if not more common than people who cross the border

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Anonymous #1 4d

Show me proof that white people are illegally immigrated to the US at the same rate as nonwhite people, because that is total bs

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Anonymous #2 4d

dude answer the fucking question. would u believe that people who refuse to comply with that law are bad bc they are violating the law?

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Anonymous OP 4d

If they want to leave their countries they can go through the legal process to become a US citizen

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Anonymous OP 4d

Ok they should be deported too

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Anonymous #2 4d

It’s pretty clear you don’t know what is actually happening

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Anonymous #1 4d

after more comments this person seems too stupid to be rage baiting

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Anonymous #1 4d

Translation: "i'm full of shit which is why i'm not showing proof"

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Anonymous #2 4d

buddy immigration data is public and u clearly have an internet connection. u can go search this urself

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Anonymous OP 4d

OP, I already clearly told you that a law that says all members of any ethnic group will be murdered is a completely unjust law, so yes you should not comply with that. The fact that you even think this fantasy law is comparable to immigration laws just shows how much of a dimwit you are.

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Anonymous #2 4d

This is clearly rage bait. No one is this stupid.

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Anonymous #1 4d

Deporting someone who came to the country illegally is not "kidnapping"

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Anonymous #2 4d

The amount of colored immigrants being illegally deported while actively in the legal process is astronomical, but you don’t actually care about that.

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Anonymous #2 4d

i didn’t say they are comparable laws. this hypothetical is to make the exact point u finally arrived to: breaking the law of a nation state doesn’t make you a bad person. which brings me to the main point: crossing an imaginary line does not take away someone’s humanity or their right to basic needs

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Anonymous #1 4d

you’d be surprised

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Anonymous #1 4d

Snatching people out of there cars with no warrants, arresting them while they’re leaving their LEGAL HEARING to be here legally (and violently mind you) is kidnapping

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Anonymous OP 4d

I never said it makes them a "bad person" but when you break the law you shouldn't just get off because you're a nice guy

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Anonymous #2 4d

u already admitted yourself that breaking the law is not by definition immoral lmao shit went in one ear and out the other 😭

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Anonymous #2 4d

anyways i’m muting this cuz id have a better conversation with a brick wall have a nice day

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Anonymous OP 4d

Man you really are illiterate

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Anonymous #1 4d

So this is just factually incorrect, unauthorized immigrants from Mexico and Central America make up 68% of the unauthorized immigrant population. South America makes up 12%. Europe, Canada, and Oceania then make up 7% combined (Migration Policy Institute - Profile of the Unauthorized Population)

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