Re: While we're playing the overly simplistic

While we're playing the overly simplistic "yes or no" question game

Catahoula · 2025-04-18T15:54:18.790Z

Here's one: Do you blindly trust the federal government and this administration in all of their actions and policies? Yes or no? If your answer is no, then stop defending this administration rounding up people and shipping them to a torture camp without any sort of due process. You look like a complete imbecile doing so. If you don't trust them, why in the #### are you defending this?

You have made arguments that because the illegals have said "#### due process" (those were your words and that's silly on its own), they therefore don't deserve due process. Thus, you're saying that you blindly trust our government to tell us who should be shipped away without any sort of due process.

That's an absurd argument.

Next, you're arguing Abrego Garcia should have been shipped off, no questions asked, simply because he came here illegally, and the case is far more complex than that. I can only assume you've done little research on it and are simply embracing a "all illegals must be shipped off, no questions asked!" attitude.

Even the Trump admin and a unanimous Supreme Court have said it shouldn't have happened, but you're arguing otherwise without exploring the nuances of the case.

EDIT: You've also said it's wrong he was sent to a terrorist prison where no one leaves alive, but you're okay with the method that got him there.

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Apr 18, 2025, 1:31 PM

but realize that's what they are.

You have made arguments that because the illegals have said "#### due process" (those were your words and that's silly on its own), they therefore don't deserve due process.

I've already tried to clarify that due to my poor wording. My point was simply that they only have use, much less respect, for our laws and legal processes when it benefits them. They have demonstrated they are perfectly willing to say "#### laws and legal processes" when it benefits them. Again, I understand that "due process" typically applies to a specific thing in our constitution, not legal processes in general, and that was a poor choice of words on my part as it did not convey my thoughts accurately.

Next, you're arguing Abrego Garcia should have been shipped off, no questions asked, simply because he came here illegally, and the case is far more complex than that. I can only assume you've done little research on it and are simply embracing a "all illegals must be shipped off, no questions asked!" attitude.

I have read numerous (probably 20-25) news articles about this case in an attempt to learn what I could. Obviously that was not thorough enough, but it's not at all like I made no attempt to inform myself. All adults who enter illegally should be deported, based simply on the fact that they entered illegally, without any further consideration. Otherwise, we should let anybody and everybody just walk right in, as they may deserve to be here, therefore denying them entry may be wrong. So, open borders, let them in, the set them up a court hearing, let them make their case, and then decide. Just keeping them out may not be best for them.

EDIT: You've also said it's wrong he was sent to a terrorist prison where no one leaves alive, but you're okay with the method that got him there.

Not sure what method you mean, but all illegal aliens who entered as adults, should be deported, yes. Then plead your case to get back in.

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While we're playing the overly simplistic "yes or no" question game

Pretty sure not trusting the federal govt is why Trump got elected.

Re: Pretty sure not trusting the federal govt is why Trump got elected.

yes ... whoever is doing swamp draining ... I trust them ... whoever is

Re: yes ... whoever is doing swamp draining ... I trust them ... whoever is

Anyone who blindly trusts the government or a politician is a fool.

It's pretty sad that you guys don't realize, you're just afraid of yourselves

hitting the bottle early today, I see***

full me once***

Hell No.***

Then quit the silly arguments.***

Not liking or agreeing with them doesn't make them silly.***

They're very silly

I appreciate the conviction with which you express your opinions,

Re: I appreciate the conviction with which you express your opinions,

After learning from you (seriously) that Abrego Garcia was 15 or 16 when

Due process for illegals happens from their home country***

Legally speaking, citizenship has no bearing on due process.

I dont know how you could have made a statement more wrong than that***

LOL - any sources to back that up? Because the entire internet agrees with me.

Yeah, didn't think so.***

Hey wee, when did you become an immigration attorney?***

Re: While we're playing the overly simplistic "yes or no" question game

Re: While we're playing the overly simplistic "yes or no" question game

Did you trust the government in

I've never blindly trusted our government

I trust them so much that I want 50% of them in the unemployment line.***

Re: I trust them so much that I want 50% of them in the unemployment line.***

You're an ### and show that you have no idea what government employees

MAGA blindly trusts whatever Trump says.***

Never. Always skeptical until sufficient info. Almost never conspiratorial

Re: Never. Always skeptical until sufficient info. Almost never conspiratorial

Re: While we're playing the overly simplistic "yes or no" question game

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