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Tb0n3 @ Tb0n3 @sh.itjust.works
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  • Yeah. He rode around sticking his thumb up animals buttholes to see how wild they got. No wait. That was south park.

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    • Nearly 80% of Texas' floating border barrier is technically in Mexico, survey finds

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  • Having control of the border is not a partisan issue.

    • Nearly 80% of Texas' floating border barrier is technically in Mexico, survey finds

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    • Nearly 80% of Texas' floating border barrier is technically in Mexico, survey finds

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  • They called borders imaginary. That kind of hints at their worldview.

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  • At the size of a state government deaths are statistics. And funny you should mention stealing. In another thread I was arguing that stealing is immoral and should face punishment, even food. Just like going hungry has programs to help, so does immigration have processes to go through to do it legally.

    Don't steal and don't cross sovereign borders without permission. There are consequences to actions. Don't start crying because someone suffered the consequences.

    • Nearly 80% of Texas' floating border barrier is technically in Mexico, survey finds

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  • When did I say anyone was intentionally killed. If anything it could be viewed as suicide. They're bright fucking orange aren't they?

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  • And that makes illegal border crossers not exist? Just because there's another problem doesn't mean there can't be two problems at once.

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  • Kind of funny that you would try to insult me with a name I've literally used as an alt.

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  • Lol no, El Salvador. It seems these days "migrants" are just passing through Mexico to get to the US. Why don't they just stay in Mexico since they're already there, speak the language, and share many values?

    I'm not fan of the police, but the videos and stories you see are not all police. There's certainly a systemic problem with police but that doesn't mean they're more dangerous than violent criminal gangs.

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  • It was a gang of immigrants who were less Americans and more El Salvadorans it seems since they brought it home.

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  • Where is MS13 from?

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  • I'm sorry that you were unable to comprehend an analogy.

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  • Honestly it came out a bit harsh but the point was that they're doing very risky things knowing there are risks to their lives but they do it anyway. If a guy is dancing on a cliff and falls off you don't blame the cliff.

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  • Go ahead and tell me how many were just swimming in the Rio Grande when they just so happened to get caught in the border defense when they weren't actually trying to cross the border. I can guarantee it's zero.

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  • I take it you disagree with the concept of countries?

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  • They call that Fuck around and find out. Actions have consequences. They knew what they were doing was dangerous.

    • Whose idea were these things?

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  • I know what people used it for but it doesn't negate the fact that it's design just so happened to be useful for that, not that it was designed that way on purpose.

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  • And some of them would gladly take your life if it meant they got it to be part of the cool kids club. (Gang initiations)