What ? Cut Into Line in Front of a Liberal ?

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    ahorsebackposted 5 years ago

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    Next time you're standing in line at the ice cream stand and that large person  and her family "cut into line " in  front of you ;  don't make that face , don't freak out and start a cat fight , don't complain to the management , don't get all huffy and scream out insane profanities  ,   just stand back watch the creamie stand run out of pistachio mint ?

    1. JAKE Earthshine profile image68
      JAKE Earthshineposted 5 years agoin reply to this

      I always allow human beings who may be destitute, much hungrier and thirstier than me and perhaps less fortunate to get ahead of me in line, that's the real Christian way, not Jerry Falwell Junior's evil way:

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    PrettyPantherposted 5 years ago

    Wow, that wall looks really effective.

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      ahorsebackposted 5 years agoin reply to this

      That's exactly why we need a better one , you know kind of like the aisles at the airport check in ?  It's all relative you know , so maybe you won't need cry closets at modern day colleges   , I guess it's just as simple as where you stand in line  ?

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        PrettyPantherposted 5 years agoin reply to this

        I see. Something doesn't work, so we need to spend billions to build more of the thing that doesn't work.  Makes perfect sense in somebody's world, I guess.

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          ahorsebackposted 5 years agoin reply to this

          No , It''s called building a real border wall and not a neighborhood fence as in the gated community next door to you , where you probably push the open button in the morning and evening commutes ?

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            PrettyPantherposted 5 years agoin reply to this

            LOL, I live in a working class neighborhood in a small town of about 5000.  Try again.

        2. jackclee lm profile image79
          jackclee lmposted 5 years agoin reply to this

          Walls do work. What doesn’t work or hasn’t work in the past is our will to do something about it...
          If you doubt me, go and see how walls work around the world as in Israel, in Saudia Arabia, China, former Berlin wall, Korea, and In Hawaii, where facebook’s CEO Zuckerberg has his retreat home...

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            jackclee lmposted 5 years agoin reply to this

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              PrettyPantherposted 5 years agoin reply to this

              Would you agree that a billionaire spending his personal funds on a wall around his property is his right, as long as he obeys the local laws governing such a wall?

              Would you agree that building a wall around personal property is vastly different from using taxpayer dollars to build a wall along the entire southern border of the United States, in that it uses taxpayer funds for something that most people, including border security experts, think is a fruitless waste of taxpayer money?

              1. jackclee lm profile image79
                jackclee lmposted 5 years agoin reply to this

                I don’t agree. It is the same thing. A country in nothing more than a collection of people.
                That is exactly why we disagree on budgets.
                As individuals, we are to live within our means. Spend only what we make...
                As a government, we are led to believe deficits doesn’t matter???
                Our country is only exist because of language, borders and culture.
                Every other nation follows that rule. Why the US is the only country that thinks it is OK for anyone to show up on our door steps and welcomed in with open arms and provide with benefits that even out own citizens don’t get?
                It is a formula for disaster...
                Just look at Sweden and Germany...today.

              2. jackclee lm profile image79
                jackclee lmposted 5 years agoin reply to this

                This is so disengenuous. Democrats voted for a wall when it was politically expedient.
                They always talk about securing the border when they want a comprehensive immigration reform but once it passes, they reneg on paying for the wall and use the excuse “wall does not work and too expensive...”
                Yet, every other nation has a border and secure it including Mexico who has one of the toughest immigration law on the books...on their southern border.

                Either you want a country or you don’t.
                If you support open borders, say so...
                Let the debate happen on an equal footing.
                Don’t miss lead American voters.
                If you actually propose what you support with regard to immigration to the American people, they will
                reject it.
                And further more, don’t try to inject race into this debate.
                It is not about race. It is about preserving our sovereignty...

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                  PrettyPantherposted 5 years agoin reply to this

                  1) I do not support open borders (if you mean without restriction) and have never said that I do.
                  2) I am not these Democrats you refer to so I don't know why you are bringing their actions into this conversation.
                  3) I am in favor of securing the border; I just think a hugely expensive border wall would be ineffective and a waste of money. [And I was never stupid or gullible enough to believe Mexico would pay for it.]
                  4) Where did I inject race into the debate?
                  5) What on earth have I proposed that the American people would reject? Please link to this proposal. I don't recall ever making one so this should be good.

                  1. jackclee lm profile image79
                    jackclee lmposted 5 years agoin reply to this

                    PP,  Please don’t take this personal. I was not commenting on you in specific but people on the democratic side. It has been their MO for many years. They talk a good game when it comes to border control but will never follow through. There is no half measure here. It is like being pregnant. Either you are or your are not. There is no half measures. When you don’t support border control, you are for open borders.

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                ahorsebackposted 5 years agoin reply to this

                Surprise ! Read the constitution ,...  The president has the obligation to protect the US citizens from inside or outside sources of threat , if that threat is the exported poverty of fifty  other poorer nations and grossly effects our economy , our healthcare system , our criminal justice system , our unemployment rates  ; Guess what ? It's still a threat .

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                  PrettyPantherposted 5 years agoin reply to this

                  The constitution doesn't say anything about wasting billions of dollars on an unnecessary monstrosity that was originally supposed to be paid for by Mexico.

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                  Readmikenowposted 5 years agoin reply to this

                  I've not seen people on this thread who know or understand the American Immigration process.  Here are the steps required to come into the United States legally.  That's just to stay here legally.  To become a citizen is another process.  My friends and family member all went through this process.  My grandfather came through Ellis Island.  Tens of thousands of people legally follow this process every day.  I have NO idea why these people at the boarder believe they are better than the thousands of people who obey the laws and come here legally.  It's not that difficult.

                  Apply for an Immigrant Visa
                  If you’re seeking permanent resident status in the United States, the process you’ll follow will depend on whether you’re already in the U.S.

                  If you’re in the U.S., you do not have to apply for an immigrant visa. Instead, you will apply for a Permanent Resident (Green) Card through an adjustment of status. The advantage of this is that you won’t have to return to your home country to complete visa processing. (See why the DADA people make not sense?)

                  If you’re outside the U.S., you will apply for an immigrant visa through consular processing with a U.S. Department of State embassy or consulate abroad. 

                  Both procedures involve several key steps.

                  In most cases, someone must “sponsor” you, or file an immigrant petition for you.

                  Once the petition is approved, and there is a visa available in your category, you apply for either a Green Card or an immigrant visa.
                  You get a medical examination.
                  You go to an interview.
                  You receive a decision on your application.

                  It's not complicated, it just takes time.  Not running to the boarder and putting on a show.  Not coming here illegally and crying you want to be a citizen.  It just requires following the laws of the land.

    2. JAKE Earthshine profile image68
      JAKE Earthshineposted 5 years agoin reply to this

      I was laughing so hard yesterday when I saw that caravan reach the Mexican border and the asylum seekers walked right up and proceeded to casually scale the 20 or 30 foot wall without the use of a ladder and the illegitimate short timer racist idiot in the white house has convinced his little cult members that a couple thousand more feet of a 30 foot high pile of concrete or scrap metal is the answer to their rabid fear of brown people who simply keep prices low in America:

      If a destitute under-nourished famished immigrant has the strength to easily scale a 30 foot monstrosity, nobody else should have a problem:

      lol: Here's Bozo's wall prototypes that he promised Mexico would pay for 100%: He probably deserves another 'Nobel Peace Prize' for this ludicrous notion: Nothing that a little physical human effort, a ladder, crane, a drone, tunnel, trampoline, super explosively spicy burritos or dynamite can't breach:


      https://usercontent2.hubstatic.com/14022019_f1024.jpg

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    IslandBitesposted 5 years ago

    So a 2014 photo of a fence separating Morocco from Melilla, Spain, eh? lol

    1. jackclee lm profile image79
      jackclee lmposted 5 years agoin reply to this

      How about this wall?
      https://usercontent2.hubstatic.com/14021921.jpg

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        jackclee lmposted 5 years agoin reply to this

        http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article … ocean.html

        If walls doesn’t work, why is he doing it?

        1. Randy Godwin profile image61
          Randy Godwinposted 5 years agoin reply to this

          To keep his promise to his dumb base, of course! You should be able to figure it out though, Jack. tongue

          1. jackclee lm profile image79
            jackclee lmposted 5 years agoin reply to this

            I was referring to Zuckerberg, a big open borders guy...
            He build a wall around his own compound in Hawaii.

            1. Randy Godwin profile image61
              Randy Godwinposted 5 years agoin reply to this

              Okay, he's probably gotten a few threats lately and I doubt seriously he's worried about illegal aliens getting in.

              1. jackclee lm profile image79
                jackclee lmposted 5 years agoin reply to this

                Not all walls is to keep out illegals...
                You have a lock on your door don’t you?
                Good fences make good neighbors.

            2. JAKE Earthshine profile image68
              JAKE Earthshineposted 5 years agoin reply to this

              lol, if it weren't for open borders jakclee wouldn't be here, that is of course if he actually lives in the United States:

 
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