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      When the white supremacists win power they plan to make non-whites illegal. Their existence will be a crime, and crime is undesirable, so…

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      Innocentia nihil probat

      Id quod est iuris nihil probat

      Literally 40k inquisition logic wtf.

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      I’m not sure if you’ve seen his skin color or that little ‘R’ near his name, but those are basically like a Ku Klux Klan hall pass.

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    Just throwing this out there, people aren’t “illegal.” Actions are illegal. It’s not the immigrant that is illegal, it is the immigration. People are legally permitted to come to America for a wide variety of reasons. Entering the country without documentation is illegal. Staying past the expiration of a visa is illegal. Entering into a loveless marriage to skirt immigration laws is illegal. The person is not the crime.

    When conservatives talk about immigration, they do their best to dehumanize the scapegoats in the stories they create. Calling them “illegals” is a conscious effort to make it easier to treat them as less than people.

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      Something many Americans don’t seem to be educated about properly is asylum/refugee status. It used to be considered a good thing that a first world country would provide asylum for those in danger.

      Both require the first entry to be an illegal entry, or to have an overstay. If you can enter or stay in a country legally, you don’t need asylum there. You can just, y’know, stay.

      America even recognises this by having asylum application stations some way but not very far inside the border, because if you have a massive continent sized country and expect people to go to an immigration office or something, they may not find it or may just not apply even if they have valid reason to.

      This deliberate lack of education feels very like how some Americans were never properly educated on the actual purpose of the UN, or how taxes work, or uow “we’re a republic not a democracy” is nonsense, or even what your president does. And they all feel like very deliberate political decisions to make this so.

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    A few years ago I was in Alexandria, VA. Still jet-lagged I couldn’t sleep and walked around town and came across the Ivy Hill cemetery and decided to walk through it. There I saw JD Vance digging up a corpse. He lifted the corpse out of the coffin gently and then told it about his day before he proceeded to have sexual intercourse with that corpse. I believe he is doing this regularly and that’s why he is so awkward when talking to living people.

    Is that story true? I think it’s the media’s job to figure that out.

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      I can corroborate this story- because while I was on the internet this morning I read about it, and given its upvotes I knew that meant that other people had also read about it, lending literal volumes of weight to it’s narrative.

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      Are you sure that happened, though?

      I remember seeing him setting that corpse onto a couche and then he proceeded to.fuck that couche’s brains out while the corpse watched.

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    So… Admitting he knows it’s a lie and will continue. It is clearly meant to be a malicious statement and is meant to further his career, thereby resulting in a tangible gain on his end. Would the Haitians in Springfield be able to sue for defamation?

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      At this point you would think the accusations are repeated and specific enough.

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    Republicans said “send refugees to liberal cities and see how they like it” and now that those cities are handling it fine they’re mad about it and want to deport them all 🙄

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    He’s also going to keep calling sofas “baby”.

    Seriously though, it isn’t shocking to me that the GOP is actively lying. But it is scary that, after a lot of work, they have constituents that wholly believe the bullshit.

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    So, his response is to double down on lying by claiming that they’re actually here illegally because they were only allowed in by an illegal order from Kamala Harris.

    Nevermind that Harris gave no such order, that many of these immigrants arrived before Harris was the vice president, and that both the program that they are here under and the decision to make Haitians eligible for that program were authorized by Congress, which passed legislation to make this happen. It’s not against the law, it is the fucking law!

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    Time to start punching these fascists until they know that their beliefs are not acceptable.

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      If you’re a vampire who was undead in the US at the time the constitution was signed, it doesn’t matter where you were born.