No it looks like a blonde girl who dyed her hair black

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Anonymous #3 4w

Enlighten me on what opinions you have as a Republican? Pro deporting immigrants? Pro cutting healthcare? Your “opinions” are bad and hurt people. That makes you a bad person

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You're just stupid

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Anonymous #8 4w

I’m not going to have a relationship with people who think I shouldn’t have health insurance? I’m also not going to be friends who think that immigrants are humans.

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Nah, her expression screams Republican they love making that face

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Anonymous #8 4w

“stop thinking every Republican thinks the same things” I mean shit, they all vote for the same things. I couldn’t care less what they think about doing it, or why they vote for that shit. They still voted for it. Now, if a Republican is like “damn I regret voting that way” then I’ll welcome them but if they do this “boo hoo, why is nobody nice to me when I voted for the wannabe dictator, why can’t we just be friends?” bullshit then no, that’s not gonna fly.

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Anonymous OP 4w

How is stopping illegal immigration hurting Americans? Who wants to cut healthcare, just because we don’t support universal healthcare doesn’t mean we want no healthcare.

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Anonymous #3 4w

If you want privatized healthcare I’m sorry but that definitely means you want a company to be able to tell someone “no” on medical care if that company won’t profit off of their care

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Anonymous cheese_of_the_world_unite 4w

Doctors and nurses can’t refuse to treat patients bc of the Hippocratic oath.

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Anonymous #3 4w

Then these people go into medical debt which republicans reverse the decision of not showing up on credit scores

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Anonymous #3 4w

I didn’t say stopping illegal immigration would hurt America. It hurts PEOPLE, deporting without due process is anti-constitutional. Not only that but 72% of immigrants that have been deported have not committed violent crimes. They also want to get rid of birth right citizenship (anti-constitution) so they can get rid of children of immigrants and DREAMERs who have lived their entire life in the US. You’re a bad person if you think that’s cool.

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Anonymous OP 4w

Credit is based on unpaid debt

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Anonymous OP 4w

It’s not unconstitutional. What due process is there besides turning them around. Are you here illegally? If yes, return to sender.

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Anonymous #3 4w

Okay, so then we put someone thousands of dollars in debt for something they had no control over, all because they had to live? That’s insane. There’s literally no reason for my tax dollars to constantly go towards blowing up foreign children when they could go towards healthcare for the people here who need it. American healthcare is fucking dogshit, and profit is the reason it is dogshit.

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Anonymous cheese_of_the_world_unite 4w

Okay let’s make it government funded and wait six months to see a primary care physician 👍

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Anonymous #3 4w

The state has to PROVE they’re here illegally dipshit, that’s what due process is. Just like if you murder someone, you get your day in court because the state can’t just send you to prison without proving that you did it. But I know Republicans like small government when it comes to helping people, big government when it comes to violations of people’s rights. That’s y’all’s whole thing.

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Anonymous #3 4w

Nice parroted talking point that every insurance executive has paid the politicians to sell you, polly want a cracker?

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Anonymous #3 4w

“Triggered by different opinions” your opinion is to repeal health insurance access, thus plunging me into medical debt which then destroys my credit and I’m not able to live in this country. Yeah, your “different opinion” makes you a psychopath.

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Anonymous cheese_of_the_world_unite 4w

You don’t need a court case to prove someone’s here illegally. Entering a country illegally isn’t a right.

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Anonymous cheese_of_the_world_unite 4w

This isn’t what politicians say lol, ask people in nations with universal healthcare like Canada lol

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Anonymous #3 4w

You actually need a court case to prove that someone’s broken the law, especially when the law is complex, which it is in the case of immigration. I know you’re not very smart, but some of us know where the road of “these particular accused don’t deserve a day in court” goes.

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Anonymous cheese_of_the_world_unite 4w

If someone crosses the border illegally, and is picked up by border patrol. I don’t think it’s very complicated. Pick them up and take them back.

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Anonymous #3 4w

Literally not even talking about universal health care. Which I do think we should have. But Trump has tried to repeal the ACA which makes it so people with preexisting conditions can’t get health insurance. You are all of the place.

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Anonymous #3 4w

If the state doesn’t have to prove their allegations against someone to deport them, then they can just deport anyone, regardless of whether they’re here legally or not. Just like how if we didn’t give murderers their day in court, they could just charge anyone with murder and throw away the key.

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Anonymous #3 4w

1. You wouldn’t say that to me in person. 2. Due process is stated in the 14th amendment and picking people up in vans and expanding gitmo to hold them is anti-constitutional

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Anonymous #3 4w

“I don’t think it’s very complicated” well like I said, you’re not very bright, and you’re definitely not a lawyer. So no, your thoughts have no value in the scheme of what’s legal and illegal.

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Anonymous cheese_of_the_world_unite 4w

Does this person have valid ID? Does this person have visa? Are they in any form of registry? Are they actively caught crossing the border illegally? Send them back. Very simple.

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Anonymous #3 4w

Bro people in nations with universal healthcare do nothing but clown us for having to pay a grand for an ambulance lmao

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Anonymous #3 4w

If their healthcare is so broken in EVERY OTHER FIRST WORLD COUNTRY, then why haven’t they privatized it? If private healthcare is so clearly better, why is America the only wealthy nation that does it?

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Anonymous #3 4w

So if I walk down the street without my wallet, I’m liable to be deported? If I don’t have my wallet I ain’t got my ID on me.

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Anonymous cheese_of_the_world_unite 4w

You still can be found in the system correct?

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Anonymous #3 4w

I mean I’ve never been arrested, so they don’t have my fingerprints, and without a lawyer or my day in court then I’d have no way to prove that I was who I said I was. It’s not like the ICE kidnapper van would swing me by the house to grab my wallet.

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Anonymous cheese_of_the_world_unite 4w

I feel like even if the government did give them “due process” just like you wanted you still wouldn’t be satisfied and still wouldn’t want illegal immigrants deported anyway

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Anonymous #3 4w

Damn, this is an EXPERTLY crafted fallacy, moving the goalposts right into a strawman is crazy

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Anonymous #3 4w

But you know, like I said, you’re not very bright, so why would I expect anything less than compound fallacies lmao

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Anonymous cheese_of_the_world_unite 4w

Okay honey

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Anonymous cheese_of_the_world_unite 4w

Would you rather us vote for someone who we entirely disagree with or someone we partially agree with? Or would you rather us just not be heard... Like actually stop and consider that we are people too

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Anonymous #8 4w

Republicans are not people

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Nazis went after people for how they were born, being a Republican is an active personal choice.

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Anonymous cheese_of_the_world_unite 4w

wth kind of relevance is that

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Anonymous #8 3w

It is 100% more justifiable to judge someone harshly for things they choose to do and believe than it is to judge someone harshly for the conditions of their birth, fuck you mean what relevance, I wasn’t the one who made the Nazi comparison about #1’s comment. I pointed out the key difference between what #1 was saying, and what the Nazis were all about. Because someone had responded “and the libs call us nazis” to their comment.

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