TWEET OF THE DAY: SHOULD KOREAN STUDENT BE DEPORTED FROM U.S. FOR PRO-HAMAS ACTIVISM?
Let’s fix that.
Should they be deported for a “sit-in” that blocks use of facilities?
The answer is unclear because the media has made it unclear in this case.
Sit-ins that confine others (such as when administrators are trapped in their office) should result in deportation.
Involvement in violent and damaging protests should result in deportation.
Calling for violence should result in deportation, as it is not necessarily protected speech. Non-Americans don’t have the same rights as Americans have, so “but… but… but…” doesn’t necessarily apply.
Two questions:
– was she involved in any unreasonable activity
– was she involved in other students being unable to access their education
– did she promote anything counter to the interests of the United States as a non-America on American soil?
Also: for added complexity, she is “non-American” but she grew up in America… which brings up the question if Dreamers are actually American… which is likely a complex case-by-case evaluation to see the degree of assimilation.
The lesson here is to go to university to learn stuff and let others learn stuff. Save your whining for non-violent and non-intrusive gatherings in public areas
I don’t know about her situation, but many leftist protesters need a bit of Kent State put on them to keep them in line.
Same for the people who block highways.
setnaffa
5 days ago
Yes. And it wasn’t “activism”, it was the violent occupation of a building and significant property damage.
Just like ANY country would revoke visas for peopke who commit multiple crimes, the USA should deport her.
Having a visa is a privilege, not a right.
Flyingsword
5 days ago
Clearly yes.
ChickenHead
4 days ago
This applies to the person she was protesting in support for:
“But it appears that federal law is rather clear about support of a terrorist organization serving as grounds for removal from the country — and that is likely worse news for Khalil.
When discussing “inadmissible aliens,” the law specifically includes any foreigner who “endorses or espouses terrorist activity or persuades others to endorse or espouse terrorist activity or support a terrorist organization.”
The U.S. government has designated Hamas as a “foreign terrorist organization” for nearly 30 years, according to a webpage from the Office of the Director of National Intelligence.”
An American citizen should be able to give verbal but not material support to terrorists. It is a side effect of the first amendment.
Non-cirizens who support terrorism have no place in America.
152G
4 days ago
Drop ship them to El Salvador for a warm welcome.
ChickenHead
4 days ago
Also: We should all remeber what terrorism is so everyone can discuss this correctly.
Terrorism is violence for political reasons against anyone except the state.
Blowing up a police station or government building is not terrorism. An IED hitting a military convoy is not terrorism. Violence against anything or anyone representing the state is not terrorism.
Burning some poor old boomer hippy’s Tesla because Musk is cutting your pet fraud, waste, and abuse, is terrorism. Throwing soup on art because the government isn’t taxing enough for global warming is terrorism. Blocking a road becasue criminal illegal aliens can’t affect American society is terrorism.
Chewing a Poptart into an L, waving it around, and going pew pew pew is not terrorism.
Korean Man
4 days ago
Terrorism, protest, sit-in protest, violence, you can call it whatever.
The question is, what due process was done to file this case against her? What is the charge, what law was broken, was she given opportunity to hire a legal advice, and was there a trial or a judge looking at this case to make a fair judgement?
Anything?
Or was this just another ICE making an arrest, and just imprisoning her with no due process, other than the secret police called ICE, doing whatever the hell they feel like with no reviews from another watch agency?
Last edited 4 days ago by Korean Man
152G
4 days ago
No sympathy and no mercy, not after what came out about the two Bibas brothers and their mother. Choose the wrong side, suffer the consequences.
Korean Man
4 days ago
So you would have no problems if a similar no-mercy, no-questions-asked treatment were applied to Americans living abroad?
You do realize what kind of Pandora’s box you’re opening here for your own citizens in foreign countries, especially in countries that have similarly poor democratic rights comparable to the US, right?
Just look at this woman getting kidnapped by masked-non-uniformed ICE gestapo.
“The question is, what due process was done to file this case against her?”
Due process is ongoing. The first step of that is arrest and detention. She is in hiding and refuses to turn herself in to begin the next step of the process.
“What is the charge, what law was broken,”
The government may charge the person as inadmissible or deportable under the Immigration and Nationality Act (INA), including:
INA § 212(a)(3)(B) or § 237(a)(4)(B):
Involvement in or support for terrorist activities
Membership in a designated foreign terrorist organization
Providing material support (even speech, in some cases)
Important: Even pure speech, if it’s interpreted as material support or incitement, can be grounds for removal.
“was she given opportunity to hire a legal advice,”
Despite being a fugitive, she already has a lawer.
” and was there a trial or a judge looking at this case to make a fair judgement?”
That will come later in the ongoing due process.
“Anything?”
Something.
“Or was this just another ICE making an arrest,”
She is a fugitive, so no arrest.
“and just imprisoning her with no due process,”
She is a fugitive, so there no imprisoning.
“other than the secret police called ICE, doing whatever the hell they feel like with no reviews from another watch agency?”
Every concept in that sentence was misguided.
That should answer all your questions.
Thanks again for helping inform others of the truth and bringing interest to issues that may be overlooked. You and the Streisand Effect are doing a great job promoting America First, MAGA, and the Trump agenda.
ChickenHead
4 days ago
“So you would have no problems if a similar no-mercy, no-questions-asked treatment were applied to Americans living abroad?”
If an American came to Korea, blocked access to a university library, demanded the university allow more Chinese influence, praised NK’s attacks on South Korea, and advocated for a Japanese military invasion of Dokdo with comfort women as human shields, it is likely everyone here would support a no mercy policy.
Exibit A: Johnny Somali
Korean Man
4 days ago
This is the article written by that Turkish student from Tuft Univeristy, who was arrested in the video I just posted. She’s now imprisoned in Louisiana, despite a district court judge ordering the ICE to release her.
It looks like a pretty harmless opinion piece, nowhere near the accusation that she supports terrorists and Hamas. She’s standing up for the Palestinians, which doesn’t equate to supporting the terrorists. So no, there is no rule of law in America anymore. ICE and Trump do whatever they want, and they just ignore the courts and the judges.
Exibit A: Johnny Somali
Good example. Johnny Somali got due process, he got a lawyer, and he got a trial. He wasn’t even detained while he awaited trial. Can you say the same about these foreign students in KKK America?
You would be a perfect example. Korea should arrest you as well. All nations should practice reciprocity and start arresting random Americans in their countries and put them away in prisons for life.
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Flyingsword
4 days ago
KM, Article 17 of Korea’s Immigration Control Act (Sojourn and Departure of Foreigners)
Flyingsword
4 days ago
To spell it out: According to the Immigration Control Act, “No foreigner sojourning in the Republic of Korea shall engage in any political activity with the exception of cases provided by this Act or other statutes.” The act empowers the Ministry of Justice to order a violator “in writing to suspend such activity” or “take other necessary measures.”
This may include deportation or a ban on visa renewal, according to one source familiar with the matter.
Korean Man
4 days ago
Name me one foreigner arrested for writing an opinion piece, without even a charge, with no trial, just picked up, chained at the feet, thrown into an inhumanely run prison.
This is how the rule of law in South Korea goes for any foreign criminals (you don’t have this in America with your Gestapo force running rampant, that’s the point):
When South Korea deports foreigners for breaking the law, the process generally follows specific legal steps, depending on the severity of the violation. Here’s a general outline of the deportation process:
Arrest or Detention: If a foreigner is caught breaking the law in South Korea, they may be arrested or detained by the police or immigration authorities, depending on the nature of the offense.Investigation and Legal Proceedings:If the violation is a criminal offense, a legal investigation is conducted, and the individual may go through a court trial.For minor offenses or violations of immigration law, an investigation by immigration officers may suffice without the need for a formal court trial.Judgment:For criminal offenses, if the foreigner is found guilty, they may serve a prison sentence in South Korea. After completing the sentence, they may be deported.For less severe violations (e.g., overstaying a visa or violating immigration rules), the individual may not serve prison time but could still face deportation after a decision by immigration authorities.Notification of Deportation: Once a decision to deport is made, the individual is officially informed of the deportation order. Depending on the case, they might be given a set period to leave voluntarily, or they might be forcefully deported.Detention Prior to Deportation: In some cases, individuals awaiting deportation are held in detention facilities or immigration holding centers.Deportation:The foreigner is escorted to the airport and put on a flight back to their home country or the country of their nationality. In some cases, the individual may be banned from re-entering South Korea for a certain period or indefinitely.Bans on Re-Entry: Depending on the severity of the offense, South Korea may impose a ban on re-entry for a specific number of years or even a permanent ban.Costs: The deportation costs, including flight tickets and other associated fees, are typically borne by the individual being deported. If they cannot pay, the South Korean government may cover the cost, but the individual will be prohibited from re-entering until the expenses are repaid.
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Korean Man
4 days ago
I better not hear anything from Americans anymore about Tibet, China, North Korea, bla bla bla…and how they are undemocratic and totalitarian, so we should all sanction them.
You hypocrites. Look at your own backyard, it’s just as filthy as China, North Korea, Russia. Maybe we should add the US to the list of countries to sanction internationally?
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GrayBlack
4 days ago
Korea doesn’t need more Americanized leftist revolutionaries wondering about. Send her to Canada, but sarcasm is besides the problem… that many supporters of Hamas are created by the education system itself. Deportation of a few problems doesn’t fix the larger issue. Only ‘University Delenda Est’ can fix that. Or as some now colorfully say, ‘Tanks on Harvard Square’.
ChickenHead
4 days ago
Korea Man, you keep giving examples that don’t support your case.
In this example, her due process has started the same as the first action on your list: Arrest or Detention.
What you fail to mention is we live in a new America where we no longer subsidize those who hate America to come and hate America.
As per the law, that is now being enforced, openly supporting terrorism and anti-American interests is enough to remove non-Americans.
Instigation or participation in violence, threats of violence, or deprivation of the rights of others, is also grounds for removal.
The right-wing nationalist fantasy of “America: Love It or Leave It” is now a reality, at least for American-hating foreigners who wish to push their dysfunction off on America.
You should probably look for injustice elsewhere. Right now, they are deporting the worst offenders and all of your examples will show there was no injustice.
America First.
MAGA
Flyingsword
4 days ago
KM, Korea has a system, the US has a different system.
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Korean Man
4 days ago
The US has a system that arrests anyone who doesn’t push the state-sponsored opinion. All the top Universities are getting defunded unless they push Trump’s new political ideology – no diversity, no DEI, anti-gay, no civil rights for racial minorities, and even rewriting history. That’s what 1933 Germany looked like. You’re getting closer and closer to Nazism.
America is done. You’re not going to be able to attract top talent from throughout the world any longer, when fear and intimidation rules your country. They start with illegal migrants, then they moved onto arresting legal immigrants. Next, they’ll move onto domestic protestors who are unhappy. The ICE secret police might come after you or any members of your family, despite your loyalty.
Anyone who can get out of the US, they should plan now. The US is a sinking ship.
Last edited 4 days ago by Korean Man
ChickenHead
4 days ago
“You’re getting closer and closer to Nazism.”
You realize the things you are whining about are in support of Jews.
That is what happens when you let DOGE cut the funding and you have to buy your Nazism off of Wish.
I really like studying you because you are a great display of typical leftist stupidity that is completely self-unaware. It would be funny in its childish innocence, except it is intended to cause so much harm for the benefit of people who don’t care about me or you.
You spout words like fascist and Nazi because you were told they meant something bad, so you use them when you believe something is bad. You have no idea what they really mean. You just use them as an insult.
When I was in second grade, I wanted to say something bad to another student. I said, “You are illiterate!” The teacher looked at me strangely. “Do you know what that means?”
No.
I just heard my parents talking about some dumbàss and I knew they said that word with malice.
But I was in second grade.¹
You don’t seem to have outgrown the ignorance of youth.
Work at it.
¹In third grade, I yelled, “Ràpe her!”
“Do you know what that means?”
“No.”
“Don’t use that word. Its an adult word.”
“I see.”
I am going to have to use the dreaded dictionary.
Ohhhhh.
“Hey, guys!”
I have not been afraid to learn life by trial and error.
Fortunately I have fùcked around more than I have found out.
Korean Man
3 days ago
You spout words like fascist and Nazi because you were told they meant something bad
Nobody had to tell me fascists and Nazi are bad. I know they are bad.
You are claiming they are good? Nevermind, don’t answer, you fcking fascist.
Lol, looks like your fascist leader has already backed down from threatening Canada with trade tariffs. Trump knew very well his economy would be destroyed without Canada’s critical natural resources, despite the US economy being over ten times the size of Canada’s. I’m a bit disappointed that Trump didn’t go through with his threats; I would have loved to see the US economy completely destroyed.
What Canada has shown the world is, the only way to deal with fascist bullies is to treat them as the criminals that they are. The rest of the world should take note.
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ChickenHead
3 days ago
“Nobody had to tell me fascists and Nazi are bad. I know they are bad.”
Right.
You know they are bad.
You just don’t know what they mean.
Otherwise, you wouldn’t be calling people Nazis when they HEAVILY support Israel and the social and military victory of Jews.
And that is where the dissimilarity begins.
Bonus: Anyone notice how communism methodically killed FAR more people than Nazis but you never see the left running around going, “You communists!”
Korean Man
3 days ago
I know exactly what they mean.
It’s fascist country when you endorse disappearing people without due process of law, simply based on their background. Busting into a home at 5am, and disappearing him for no reason other than he’s Iranian? Seriously?
TWEET OF THE DAY: SHOULD KOREAN STUDENT BE DEPORTED FROM U.S. FOR PRO-HAMAS ACTIVISM?
Let’s fix that.
Should they be deported for a “sit-in” that blocks use of facilities?
The answer is unclear because the media has made it unclear in this case.
Sit-ins that confine others (such as when administrators are trapped in their office) should result in deportation.
Involvement in violent and damaging protests should result in deportation.
Calling for violence should result in deportation, as it is not necessarily protected speech. Non-Americans don’t have the same rights as Americans have, so “but… but… but…” doesn’t necessarily apply.
Two questions:
– was she involved in any unreasonable activity
– was she involved in other students being unable to access their education
– did she promote anything counter to the interests of the United States as a non-America on American soil?
Also: for added complexity, she is “non-American” but she grew up in America… which brings up the question if Dreamers are actually American… which is likely a complex case-by-case evaluation to see the degree of assimilation.
The lesson here is to go to university to learn stuff and let others learn stuff. Save your whining for non-violent and non-intrusive gatherings in public areas
I don’t know about her situation, but many leftist protesters need a bit of Kent State put on them to keep them in line.
Same for the people who block highways.
Yes. And it wasn’t “activism”, it was the violent occupation of a building and significant property damage.
Just like ANY country would revoke visas for peopke who commit multiple crimes, the USA should deport her.
Having a visa is a privilege, not a right.
Clearly yes.
This applies to the person she was protesting in support for:
“But it appears that federal law is rather clear about support of a terrorist organization serving as grounds for removal from the country — and that is likely worse news for Khalil.
When discussing “inadmissible aliens,” the law specifically includes any foreigner who “endorses or espouses terrorist activity or persuades others to endorse or espouse terrorist activity or support a terrorist organization.”
The U.S. government has designated Hamas as a “foreign terrorist organization” for nearly 30 years, according to a webpage from the Office of the Director of National Intelligence.”
An American citizen should be able to give verbal but not material support to terrorists. It is a side effect of the first amendment.
Non-cirizens who support terrorism have no place in America.
Drop ship them to El Salvador for a warm welcome.
Also: We should all remeber what terrorism is so everyone can discuss this correctly.
Terrorism is violence for political reasons against anyone except the state.
Blowing up a police station or government building is not terrorism. An IED hitting a military convoy is not terrorism. Violence against anything or anyone representing the state is not terrorism.
Burning some poor old boomer hippy’s Tesla because Musk is cutting your pet fraud, waste, and abuse, is terrorism. Throwing soup on art because the government isn’t taxing enough for global warming is terrorism. Blocking a road becasue criminal illegal aliens can’t affect American society is terrorism.
Chewing a Poptart into an L, waving it around, and going pew pew pew is not terrorism.
Terrorism, protest, sit-in protest, violence, you can call it whatever.
The question is, what due process was done to file this case against her? What is the charge, what law was broken, was she given opportunity to hire a legal advice, and was there a trial or a judge looking at this case to make a fair judgement?
Anything?
Or was this just another ICE making an arrest, and just imprisoning her with no due process, other than the secret police called ICE, doing whatever the hell they feel like with no reviews from another watch agency?
No sympathy and no mercy, not after what came out about the two Bibas brothers and their mother. Choose the wrong side, suffer the consequences.
So you would have no problems if a similar no-mercy, no-questions-asked treatment were applied to Americans living abroad?
You do realize what kind of Pandora’s box you’re opening here for your own citizens in foreign countries, especially in countries that have similarly poor democratic rights comparable to the US, right?
Just look at this woman getting kidnapped by masked-non-uniformed ICE gestapo.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XgFeYhaZPW0
May God have mercy on you MAGA Americans.
“The question is, what due process was done to file this case against her?”
Due process is ongoing. The first step of that is arrest and detention. She is in hiding and refuses to turn herself in to begin the next step of the process.
“What is the charge, what law was broken,”
The government may charge the person as inadmissible or deportable under the Immigration and Nationality Act (INA), including:
INA § 212(a)(3)(B) or § 237(a)(4)(B):
Involvement in or support for terrorist activities
Membership in a designated foreign terrorist organization
Providing material support (even speech, in some cases)
Important: Even pure speech, if it’s interpreted as material support or incitement, can be grounds for removal.
“was she given opportunity to hire a legal advice,”
Despite being a fugitive, she already has a lawer.
” and was there a trial or a judge looking at this case to make a fair judgement?”
That will come later in the ongoing due process.
“Anything?”
Something.
“Or was this just another ICE making an arrest,”
She is a fugitive, so no arrest.
“and just imprisoning her with no due process,”
She is a fugitive, so there no imprisoning.
“other than the secret police called ICE, doing whatever the hell they feel like with no reviews from another watch agency?”
Every concept in that sentence was misguided.
That should answer all your questions.
Thanks again for helping inform others of the truth and bringing interest to issues that may be overlooked. You and the Streisand Effect are doing a great job promoting America First, MAGA, and the Trump agenda.
“So you would have no problems if a similar no-mercy, no-questions-asked treatment were applied to Americans living abroad?”
If an American came to Korea, blocked access to a university library, demanded the university allow more Chinese influence, praised NK’s attacks on South Korea, and advocated for a Japanese military invasion of Dokdo with comfort women as human shields, it is likely everyone here would support a no mercy policy.
Exibit A: Johnny Somali
This is the article written by that Turkish student from Tuft Univeristy, who was arrested in the video I just posted. She’s now imprisoned in Louisiana, despite a district court judge ordering the ICE to release her.
https://www.bloomberg.com/opinion/articles/2025-03-25/is-the-us-now-a-hostile-environment-for-tourists?embedded-checkout=true
It looks like a pretty harmless opinion piece, nowhere near the accusation that she supports terrorists and Hamas. She’s standing up for the Palestinians, which doesn’t equate to supporting the terrorists. So no, there is no rule of law in America anymore. ICE and Trump do whatever they want, and they just ignore the courts and the judges.
Good example. Johnny Somali got due process, he got a lawyer, and he got a trial. He wasn’t even detained while he awaited trial. Can you say the same about these foreign students in KKK America?
You would be a perfect example. Korea should arrest you as well. All nations should practice reciprocity and start arresting random Americans in their countries and put them away in prisons for life.
KM, Article 17 of Korea’s Immigration Control Act (Sojourn and Departure of Foreigners)
To spell it out: According to the Immigration Control Act, “No foreigner sojourning in the Republic of Korea shall engage in any political activity with the exception of cases provided by this Act or other statutes.” The act empowers the Ministry of Justice to order a violator “in writing to suspend such activity” or “take other necessary measures.”
This may include deportation or a ban on visa renewal, according to one source familiar with the matter.
Name me one foreigner arrested for writing an opinion piece, without even a charge, with no trial, just picked up, chained at the feet, thrown into an inhumanely run prison.
This is how the rule of law in South Korea goes for any foreign criminals (you don’t have this in America with your Gestapo force running rampant, that’s the point):
When South Korea deports foreigners for breaking the law, the process generally follows specific legal steps, depending on the severity of the violation. Here’s a general outline of the deportation process:
Arrest or Detention: If a foreigner is caught breaking the law in South Korea, they may be arrested or detained by the police or immigration authorities, depending on the nature of the offense.Investigation and Legal Proceedings:If the violation is a criminal offense, a legal investigation is conducted, and the individual may go through a court trial.For minor offenses or violations of immigration law, an investigation by immigration officers may suffice without the need for a formal court trial.Judgment:For criminal offenses, if the foreigner is found guilty, they may serve a prison sentence in South Korea. After completing the sentence, they may be deported.For less severe violations (e.g., overstaying a visa or violating immigration rules), the individual may not serve prison time but could still face deportation after a decision by immigration authorities.Notification of Deportation: Once a decision to deport is made, the individual is officially informed of the deportation order. Depending on the case, they might be given a set period to leave voluntarily, or they might be forcefully deported.Detention Prior to Deportation: In some cases, individuals awaiting deportation are held in detention facilities or immigration holding centers.Deportation:The foreigner is escorted to the airport and put on a flight back to their home country or the country of their nationality. In some cases, the individual may be banned from re-entering South Korea for a certain period or indefinitely.Bans on Re-Entry: Depending on the severity of the offense, South Korea may impose a ban on re-entry for a specific number of years or even a permanent ban.Costs: The deportation costs, including flight tickets and other associated fees, are typically borne by the individual being deported. If they cannot pay, the South Korean government may cover the cost, but the individual will be prohibited from re-entering until the expenses are repaid.
I better not hear anything from Americans anymore about Tibet, China, North Korea, bla bla bla…and how they are undemocratic and totalitarian, so we should all sanction them.
You hypocrites. Look at your own backyard, it’s just as filthy as China, North Korea, Russia. Maybe we should add the US to the list of countries to sanction internationally?
Korea doesn’t need more Americanized leftist revolutionaries wondering about. Send her to Canada, but sarcasm is besides the problem… that many supporters of Hamas are created by the education system itself. Deportation of a few problems doesn’t fix the larger issue. Only ‘University Delenda Est’ can fix that. Or as some now colorfully say, ‘Tanks on Harvard Square’.
Korea Man, you keep giving examples that don’t support your case.
In this example, her due process has started the same as the first action on your list: Arrest or Detention.
What you fail to mention is we live in a new America where we no longer subsidize those who hate America to come and hate America.
As per the law, that is now being enforced, openly supporting terrorism and anti-American interests is enough to remove non-Americans.
Instigation or participation in violence, threats of violence, or deprivation of the rights of others, is also grounds for removal.
The right-wing nationalist fantasy of “America: Love It or Leave It” is now a reality, at least for American-hating foreigners who wish to push their dysfunction off on America.
You should probably look for injustice elsewhere. Right now, they are deporting the worst offenders and all of your examples will show there was no injustice.
America First.
MAGA
KM, Korea has a system, the US has a different system.
The US has a system that arrests anyone who doesn’t push the state-sponsored opinion. All the top Universities are getting defunded unless they push Trump’s new political ideology – no diversity, no DEI, anti-gay, no civil rights for racial minorities, and even rewriting history. That’s what 1933 Germany looked like. You’re getting closer and closer to Nazism.
America is done. You’re not going to be able to attract top talent from throughout the world any longer, when fear and intimidation rules your country. They start with illegal migrants, then they moved onto arresting legal immigrants. Next, they’ll move onto domestic protestors who are unhappy. The ICE secret police might come after you or any members of your family, despite your loyalty.
Anyone who can get out of the US, they should plan now. The US is a sinking ship.
“You’re getting closer and closer to Nazism.”
You realize the things you are whining about are in support of Jews.
That is what happens when you let DOGE cut the funding and you have to buy your Nazism off of Wish.
I really like studying you because you are a great display of typical leftist stupidity that is completely self-unaware. It would be funny in its childish innocence, except it is intended to cause so much harm for the benefit of people who don’t care about me or you.
You spout words like fascist and Nazi because you were told they meant something bad, so you use them when you believe something is bad. You have no idea what they really mean. You just use them as an insult.
When I was in second grade, I wanted to say something bad to another student. I said, “You are illiterate!” The teacher looked at me strangely. “Do you know what that means?”
No.
I just heard my parents talking about some dumbàss and I knew they said that word with malice.
But I was in second grade.¹
You don’t seem to have outgrown the ignorance of youth.
Work at it.
¹In third grade, I yelled, “Ràpe her!”
“Do you know what that means?”
“No.”
“Don’t use that word. Its an adult word.”
“I see.”
I am going to have to use the dreaded dictionary.
Ohhhhh.
“Hey, guys!”
I have not been afraid to learn life by trial and error.
Fortunately I have fùcked around more than I have found out.
Nobody had to tell me fascists and Nazi are bad. I know they are bad.
You are claiming they are good? Nevermind, don’t answer, you fcking fascist.
Lol, looks like your fascist leader has already backed down from threatening Canada with trade tariffs. Trump knew very well his economy would be destroyed without Canada’s critical natural resources, despite the US economy being over ten times the size of Canada’s. I’m a bit disappointed that Trump didn’t go through with his threats; I would have loved to see the US economy completely destroyed.
What Canada has shown the world is, the only way to deal with fascist bullies is to treat them as the criminals that they are. The rest of the world should take note.
“Nobody had to tell me fascists and Nazi are bad. I know they are bad.”
Right.
You know they are bad.
You just don’t know what they mean.
Otherwise, you wouldn’t be calling people Nazis when they HEAVILY support Israel and the social and military victory of Jews.
And that is where the dissimilarity begins.
Bonus: Anyone notice how communism methodically killed FAR more people than Nazis but you never see the left running around going, “You communists!”
I know exactly what they mean.
It’s fascist country when you endorse disappearing people without due process of law, simply based on their background. Busting into a home at 5am, and disappearing him for no reason other than he’s Iranian? Seriously?
https://newrepublic.com/post/193253/ice-iranian-international-student-alireza-doroudi-alabama
What good is your First Amendment? Just get rid of it and stop pretending. It makes a mockery out of true democracy.
More copium about Canuckistan’s massive economic might.
Sadly, leftists can neither Google nor read. They don’t understand finance, sarcasm, nor why Trump is more popular now than ever before.
This is not to praise Trump for doing what he promised, that’s just the minimum due.
This is to point out that leftists have decided they not only need to support terrorism, they need to participate.
This won’t end well for them.