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Immigration General Discussion Volume IV (Read the first post and moderator warning on page 309)
Immigration General Discussion Volume IV (Read the first post and moderator warning on page 309)
Started by Charles Fox10 · · 👁 12 views · 1.8K replies
#1702 ·
Casey Ramos31 said:Did that lunatic seriously call European countries fascists?
She’s just like those idiots in Germany or Sweden. 🐔
#1703 ·
The US Department of Health and Human Services is really going all out to provide training and education for migrants 🙂
#1704 ·
Olivia Smith4 said:Do you all remember that woman Emma from Open? She popped up on Good Morning, America today—apparently, she’s planning to lead a protest to push for open borders.
I guess Emma is making quite a killing with all that cosmopolitan nonsense... honestly, who cares what she thinks when Soros is likely footing the bill.
#1705 ·
Olivia Smith4 said:Do you all remember that woman Emma from Open? She popped up on Good Morning, America today—apparently, she’s planning to lead a protest to push for open borders.
And who even is this Emma ?....some defender of Angela Merkel’s failed policies here in the States or what?
I remember when Open was busy calling every other country fascist, pushing for hijabs across Europe, and whining about "inadequate integration models" in Europe—basically implying host nations aren't doing enough to assimilate "refugees." Now they want us to fund organizations like hers with our tax dollars.😵
#1706 ·
Karen Doyle72 said:I honestly can't decide if I'd rather see them get banned from protesting or just let them show up and embarrass themselves by how many people actually turn out.
I would certainly choose the latter.
#1707 ·
stormyeagle60 said:They're going to try to force their way through, attempting to breach the North Mexican border, I'm sure of it. They need to send reinforcements to the North Mexicans.
And if Angelica would just step aside now, she could save Germany and all of Europe from her madness!
But where exactly would they go?
Toward the Mexican border, which is just as locked down? There are already about 500 people stuck in limbo right at that boundary...
Toward our border? Because, let's be honest, we wouldn't let them in either (despite what public opinion might suggest).
Or maybe toward Viktor Orbán?
They know it too—they realize there's nowhere left to run. That's why they're currently hunkered down in Greece. It's possible they're just waiting for a better window to try crossing via Alb or heading straight from the Greek route Italy.
Italy is completely overwhelmed because of that maritime border. And yeah, we have one too, though thankfully we aren't quite as much of a target...
History shows us that the sea has always been conquered for a reason... 😁
#1708 ·
Paul Thomas46 said:But where exactly would they go?
Toward the Mexican border, which is just as locked down? There are already about 500 people stuck in limbo right at that boundary...
Toward our border? Because, let's be honest, we wouldn't let them in either (despite what public opinion might suggest).
Or maybe toward Viktor Orbán?
They know it too—they realize there's nowhere left to run. That's why they're currently hunkered down in Greece. It's possible they're just waiting for a better window to try crossing via Alb or heading straight from the Greek route Italy.
Italy is completely overwhelmed because of that maritime border. And yeah, we have one too, though thankfully we aren't quite as much of a target...
History shows us that the sea has always been conquered for a reason... 😁
If our Facebook keyboard warriors had to see their own local crime news translated into Arabic or Pashto, they’d realize how much more unwanted we actually are...
It’s pathetic how some people don't realize that if you default on your cable bill, you can end up losing your house and drowning in interest. It happens for everything.
Like that Syrian woman said: Canada? Please, that place is a dump...
Syrian woman sparks social media firestorm: I don't want to stay in Canada, it's a poor country.
#1709 ·
Sam Ramos85 said:The US Department of Health and Human Services is really going all out to provide training and education for migrants 🙂
that awkward moment when you feel bad.. pity..
happened again right here
🤦 🤦
imagine if someone actually opened a sexy profile for migrants? talk about hypocrisy.. gross..
#1710 ·
A pathetic little mob has gathered in Times Square to berate Prime Minister Orešković for refusing to open our borders to those endless waves of migrants.
They claim: - Shutting down the borders is a death sentence.
They claim: - Shutting down the borders is a death sentence.
#1711 ·
Nicole Barrett76 said:A pathetic little mob has gathered in Times Square to berate Prime Minister Orešković for refusing to open our borders to those endless waves of migrants.
They claim: - Shutting down the borders is a death sentence.
No photos though. Probably because there were only like, what, 50 people there anyway...
That whole "group" seriously needs to be on the CIA's radar. Who's actually footing the bill for them?
#1712 ·
The article claims there were about 300 people, but looking at these close-up shots and considering how massive that space actually is, it’s clearly nowhere near full. If I had to guess, I'd say there were maybe 50 or 60 people there at most. And that's being generous.
Protest:
And just like that, Emma is making endless demands 😁
It's not just that we're less of a target; our coastline is essentially "closed off" toward the Mediterranean, especially facing the Italian coast. Even coming from Albania, it's a shorter trip to Italy.
If there really were 300 of them like the photos suggest, I'll take the entire Wall Street Journal print edition to a BBQ in Texas.🤣
There aren't even 30 of them if you judge by these Twitter photos.
Protest:
And just like that, Emma is making endless demands 😁
Paul Thomas46 said:But where exactly would they go?
Toward the Mexican border, which is just as locked down? There are already about 500 people stuck in limbo right at that boundary...
Toward our border? Because, let's be honest, we wouldn't let them in either (despite what public opinion might suggest).
Or maybe toward Viktor Orbán?
They know it too—they realize there's nowhere left to run. That's why they're currently hunkered down in Greece. It's possible they're just waiting for a better window to try crossing via Alb or heading straight from the Greek route Italy.
Italy is completely overwhelmed because of that maritime border. And yeah, we have one too, though thankfully we aren't quite as much of a target...
History shows us that the sea has always been conquered for a reason... 😁
It's not just that we're less of a target; our coastline is essentially "closed off" toward the Mediterranean, especially facing the Italian coast. Even coming from Albania, it's a shorter trip to Italy.
Nicole Barrett76 said:A pathetic little mob has gathered in Times Square to berate Prime Minister Orešković for refusing to open our borders to those endless waves of migrants.
They claim: - Shutting down the borders is a death sentence.
If there really were 300 of them like the photos suggest, I'll take the entire Wall Street Journal print edition to a BBQ in Texas.🤣
There aren't even 30 of them if you judge by these Twitter photos.
#1713 ·
Alexander Ortiz3 said:The article claims there were about 300 people, but looking at these close-up shots and considering how massive that space actually is, it’s clearly nowhere near full. If I had to guess, I'd say there were maybe 50 or 60 people there at most. And that's being generous.
Protest:
And just like that, Emma is making endless demands 😁
It's not just that we're less of a target; our coastline is essentially "closed off" toward the Mediterranean, especially facing the Italian coast. Even coming from Albania, it's a shorter trip to Italy.
If there really were 300 of them like the photos suggest, I'll take the entire Wall Street Journal print edition to a BBQ in Texas.🤣
There aren't even 30 of them if you judge by these Twitter photos.
A picture really does say it all...
#1714 ·
Nicole Barrett76 said:A pathetic little mob has gathered in Times Square to berate Prime Minister Orešković for refusing to open our borders to those endless waves of migrants.
They claim: - Shutting down the borders is a death sentence.
One of the protest signs even read, "The Prime Minister was an economic migrant too."
In doing so, they’ve managed to trip over their own rhetoric; by using that phrasing, they inadvertently admitted they are dealing with economic migrants rather than refugees. They clearly wanted a catchy slogan that sounded morally superior, but in their attempt to be clever, they accidentally let the truth slip out.
#1715 ·
Sophia Ramos5 said:If our Facebook keyboard warriors had to see their own local crime news translated into Arabic or Pashto, they’d realize how much more unwanted we actually are...
It’s pathetic how some people don't realize that if you default on your cable bill, you can end up losing your house and drowning in interest. It happens for everything.
Like that Syrian woman said: Canada? Please, that place is a dump...Syrian woman sparks social media firestorm: I don't want to stay in Canada, it's a poor country.
Honestly, I don't really mind if they feel that way. In fact, the more people who think like that, the fewer of them will end up stuck here with us. 🤷
#1716 ·
Gary Cox2 said:A picture really does say it all...
What a lineup. 🤣
That sign asking, "Dear Angela Merkel, what's the point of passenger planes anyway?" is the real winner here. Honestly, I think if the CEO of United Airlines actually took a second to look at that and truly grasped the question, he might actually have a moment of clarity... 😁
#1718 ·
The situation is beyond critical; these people have nowhere left to turn. It’s a far cry from the old days when folks migrated across continents just to find fertile soil or clear out some timber. Jobs are drying up here, and as you head further south, things only get bleaker. North Mexico and Greece won't last much longer. Mexico is facing massive flooding on top of an already crippled economy. Albanians and Mexicans can't afford a failed tourist season, and we're in even worse shape. Honestly, I think everyone is eventually just going to let them pass through.
#1719 ·
Kate Peterson80 said:The situation is beyond critical; these people have nowhere left to turn. It’s a far cry from the old days when folks migrated across continents just to find fertile soil or clear out some timber. Jobs are drying up here, and as you head further south, things only get bleaker. North Mexico and Greece won't last much longer. Mexico is facing massive flooding on top of an already crippled economy. Albanians and Mexicans can't afford a failed tourist season, and we're in even worse shape. Honestly, I think everyone is eventually just going to let them pass through.
Oh, yes. I'm sure that would be the magic solution to save everyone's summer. 🤦
#1720 ·
Charles Reyes58 said:Oh, yes. I'm sure that would be the magic solution to save everyone's summer. 🤦
At least things would be organized and peaceful without all the violence.
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