This statement is an immediate bannable offense in many places, but the 2nd amendment allows for firearm ownership. Many states have stand your ground or home defense laws supporting lethal home defense. In America, our founding is justified by the need for violent resistance against tyrannical governments.
I know these aren't directly contradictory things, but it feels like doublespeak, the way the topics are viewed.
Texas and Florida have been using state emergency funds to pay private companies 10000x markup to ship illegal immigrants around the nation for over a year and have not been charged for it. They are lying about jobs to trick migrants into this plot. This falls under the terms for human trafficking.
So no, it's perfectly legal for a state to move migrants around. Especially if you are not coercing them.
Edit: the comment I responded to has been changed. I originally responded to a comment that said. "violence is never right". I would like to point out it was changed because what I said was a spot on callout, but the dude can't admit it and wants to change the comments to misrepresent what we said. They have since edited nearly every comment in this chain. Dude was acting like a prick and wanted to scrub all that so he could call me hostile for reacting to his cheap insults.
Violence is right in many instances, including self-defense from bigots.
I guarantee if somebody broke into your home and started stabbing your loved ones, you would suddenly find a moral stance on violent self-defense.
In reality, outside of lofty platitudes fed to you by corporations to keep you passive, the only good things on this planet were earned through violence and protected from ruin by violence. To claim otherwise is ignorance.
That doesn't sound right to me. My first playthrough was blind. Me and a buddy ran straight to Nightsong in chapter 2 and got a flag that warned us to check the rest. We managed to save the prisoners and then go do the nightsong.
Good job taking the high road, I appreciate you taking the time to write out a serious response to him. I'm sick and tired of meeting violent, bigoted rhetoric with fair responses they will refuse to engage.
I've degraded to letting them hear the violence redirected back to them. It feels like they at least hear what I'm saying this way.
I didn't say anything about immunity to propaganda.
Feel free to address what I said, though. I'm mocking the ironic victim complex of abusive individuals.