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Apr 6, 2018 02:19:28   #
straightUp Loc: California
 
kankune wrote:
We've seen what happened to the countries in Europe with their open borders. Why doesn't Mexico take them ???????????

You said... other countries don't take responsibility for the down trodden, then you point out that we can see what happens to other countries when they take them in. So which is it?

kankune wrote:

I DO think they're dangerous

Most homicides in this country are committed by U.S. citizens. So does that mean all U.S. citizens are dangerous? Should we just deport everybody? Gotta say kk, that's a bigoted statement if there ever as one.

kankune wrote:

I DON'T think the US cant handle anymore refugees.

Should I assume you meant to say that you don't think the U.S. CAN handle anymore refugees? If so, what are you basing this on? Or is this just another emotional outburst?

kankune wrote:

I'm tired of paying for them...
Im tired of them not speaking even a little English.
I'm tired of our meat packing plant hiring them.
I'm tired.of them getting a many thousand dollars government card
I'm tired of them not having to pay rent or even only half of it.
I'm tired of them being slobs at the club and cleaning up after them. I'm tired of being behind one with food stamps, with 6 or 7 little kids running around screaming that they can't have the candy they want..usually the kids are overweight..No frickin candy is needed.
And I'm really tired of the mom filling up her Lincoln Navigator and all the kids playing on their phones or iPad.
HONEST ENOUGH FOR YOU?????
br I'm tired of paying for them... br Im tired of... (show quote)


Sure, but any of these gripes are just as applicable to U.S. citizens, including food stamps and over weight kids, so again it get's back to bigotry, something that you still don't have the guts to admit to.

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Apr 6, 2018 23:01:21   #
kankune Loc: Iowa
 
straightUp wrote:
Sure, but any of these gripes are just as applicable to U.S. citizens, including food stamps and over weight kids, so again it get's back to bigotry, something that you still don't have the guts to admit to.


Here's what you don't have the guts to admit. That you are a bigot to the American Citizens. Why don't you just say it. You would take an illegal over a US citizen any day of the week. Quit with your BS and just be honest about who's side you're really on instead of pussy footing around the issue. One thing I can't stand is a sanctimonious
a$$ hole....

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Apr 7, 2018 10:03:34   #
straightUp Loc: California
 
kankune wrote:
Here's what you don't have the guts to admit. That you are a bigot to the American Citizens. Why don't you just say it. You would take an illegal over a US citizen any day of the week. Quit with your BS and just be honest about who's side you're really on instead of pussy footing around the issue. One thing I can't stand is a sanctimonious
a$$ hole....

Sure, I can be an asshole... I'll admit that, but only toward people that I see are hurtful to others, so it makes sense that those people will view me as a sanctimonious. Don't worry, I'm not offended. ;)

As for where I stand, what is there to admit to that I haven't already? I judge people case-by-case. That's the difference between us. You are willing to condemn an entire demographic based on their worst examples AND a lot of hearsay. I'm not. My issue isn't with "American Citizens" my issue is specifically with bigots (people who are willing to condemn an entire demographic based on their worst examples AND a lot of hearsay). So it doesn't matter if they are American citizens or not, in fact most American citizens, as far as I can tell, aren't bigots at all.

Again, I judge people case-by-case. Some immigrants are dangerous, most aren't. Some US citizens are bigots, most aren't.

On more thing... what I admire most about our nation is the concept of being a "land of the free, home of the brave". That line from our national anthem means a lot to me because it's a reference to the courage it takes to live in a free country. That means having the courage to let other people be free. THAT means accepting the risk that some of those other people will take advantage, maybe even to your detriment. It means accepting the competition and having to work harder to stay on top. These things take courage without which freedom is lost.

Building walls obstructs freedom and hiding behind them is not courageous.

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Apr 7, 2018 10:15:45   #
eagleye13 Loc: Fl
 
straightUp wrote:
kk - everyone with a true sense of morals is going to appear as a sanctimonious asshole to you. As for where I stand, what is there to admit to that I haven't already? I judge people case-by-case. That's the difference between us. You are willing to condemn an entire demographic based on their worst examples AND a lot of hearsay. I'm not. My issue isn't with "American Citizens" my issue is specifically with bigots (people who are willing to condemn an entire demographic based on their worst examples AND a lot of hearsay). So it doesn't matter if they are American citizens or not, in fact most American citizens, as far as I can tell, aren't bigots at all.

Again, I judge people case-by-case. Some immigrants are dangerous, most aren't. Some US citizens are bigots, most aren't.

On more thing... what I admire most about our nation is the concept of being a "land of the free, home of the brave". That line from our national anthem means a lot to me, because it's a reference to the courage it takes to live in a free country. That means having the courage to let other people be free. THAT means accepting the risk that some of those other people will take advantage, maybe even to your detriment. It means accepting the competition and having to work harder to stay on top. These things take courage without which freedom is lost.

Building walls obstructs freedom and hiding behind them is not courageous.
kk - everyone with a true sense of morals is going... (show quote)


"It means accepting the competition and having to work harder to stay on top. These things take courage without which freedom is lost.

Building walls obstructs freedom and hiding behind them is not courageous." - sUp

Tell that to your fellow Brits and Christian Europe; that didn't figure out what was going on until it was to late.

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Apr 7, 2018 11:02:11   #
straightUp Loc: California
 
eagleye13 wrote:
"It means accepting the competition and having to work harder to stay on top. These things take courage without which freedom is lost.

Building walls obstructs freedom and hiding behind them is not courageous." - sUp

Tell that to your fellow Brits and Christian Europe; that didn't figure out what was going on until it was to late.


Eagle, the Brits had a wall long before America was even discovered. It was named after the Roman Emperor who built it, Hadrian. They even built another (less famous one) a few years later. Both walls were designed to keep the savages out. Sound familiar?



These walls only worked for as long as the Roman Empire could afford to enforce it, after that the "savages" came anyway, the Vikings and Saxons etc... eventually interbreeding with the Celtic Britons and creating the Anglo-Saxon (otherwise known as English) race.

If you think that's all ancient and irrelevant, there are plenty of other walls the Europeans built... we can have a look at the Berlin Wall for instance that Reagan famously urged Gorbachev to tear down. Remember that? Or if you want something more recent, we can look at any number of walls the Europeans have been been building in the last decade. My favorite example is the Norwegian wall along their border with Russia. It's 660 feet long and about 2 kilometers from a pre-existing Russian wall, that extends their entire border with Norway AND Finland. Many Norwegians view their new wall as a joke because it's redundant and it's too short to really be effective, but the government spent a lot of money on that wall anyway for what many see as a political stunt to appease a Norwegian minority of anti-immigration nuts. Sound familiar?

http://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-37577547

Moral of the story... walls are a joke. They require constant funding and they ultimately fail as does every effort humans have ever made to segregate themselves.

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Apr 7, 2018 11:47:01   #
eagleye13 Loc: Fl
 
straightUp wrote:
Eagle, the Brits had a wall long before America was even discovered. It was named after the Roman Emperor who built it, Hadrian. They even built another (less famous one) a few years later. Both walls were designed to keep the savages out. Sound familiar?



These walls only worked for as long as the Roman Empire could afford to enforce it, after that the "savages" came anyway, the Vikings and Saxons etc... eventually interbreeding with the Celtic Britons and creating the Anglo-Saxon (otherwise known as English) race.

If you think that's all ancient and irrelevant, there are plenty of other walls the Europeans built... we can have a look at the Berlin Wall for instance that Reagan famously urged Gorbachev to tear down. Remember that? Or if you want something more recent, we can look at any number of walls the Europeans have been been building in the last decade. My favorite example is the Norwegian wall along their border with Russia. It's 660 feet long and about 2 kilometers from a pre-existing Russian wall, that extends their entire border with Norway AND Finland. Many Norwegians view their new wall as a joke because it's redundant and it's too short to really be effective, but the government spent a lot of money on that wall anyway for what many see as a political stunt to appease a Norwegian minority of anti-immigration nuts. Sound familiar?

http://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-37577547

Moral of the story... walls are a joke. They require constant funding and they ultimately fail as does every effort humans have ever made to segregate themselves.
Eagle, the Brits had a wall long before America wa... (show quote)


Walls fail when government "leadership" doesn't use the wall/border protections.
Western Europe figured that out too late.

The NWO plan goes back to at least the late 1800's:
Top Illuminati Grand Wizard: “We Control Islam and We'll Use It to Destroy the West.” (WW3)
https://youtu.be/0dXD2H0m74g
(For the root of the planning, go to minute 6)

Inside this ''Illuminati Temple'' will shock you! (R$E)
https://youtu.be/uuT_4XElXOU

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Apr 7, 2018 12:52:06   #
straightUp Loc: California
 
eagleye13 wrote:
Walls fail when government "leadership" doesn't use the wall/border protections.
Western Europe figured that out too late.

And what makes you think a Trump wall would be any different? The majority of Americans don't want to waste money on it - that's not exactly long term insurance.

eagleye13 wrote:

The NWO plan goes back to at least the late 1800's:
Top Illuminati Grand Wizard: “We Control Islam and We'll Use It to Destroy the West.” (WW3)
https://youtu.be/0dXD2H0m74g
(For the root of the planning, go to minute 6)

Inside this ''Illuminati Temple'' will shock you! (R$E)
https://youtu.be/uuT_4XElXOU


Just so you know, I'm not at all curious about the conspiracy plugs you always attach to your posts, so unless you have a specific point, I ignore them.

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Apr 7, 2018 13:28:00   #
eagleye13 Loc: Fl
 
straightUp wrote:
Just so you know, I'm not at all curious about the conspiracy plugs you always attach to your posts, so unless you have a specific point, I ignore them.


"Just so you know, I'm not at all curious about the conspiracy plugs you always attach to your posts, so unless you have a specific point, I ignore them." - sUp

Just so you know. I do not post them for you.
That would be a waste of time.

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Apr 7, 2018 14:17:14   #
straightUp Loc: California
 
eagleye13 wrote:
"Just so you know, I'm not at all curious about the conspiracy plugs you always attach to your posts, so unless you have a specific point, I ignore them." - sUp

Just so you know. I do not post them for you.
That would be a waste of time.

Yes, it would ;)

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Apr 7, 2018 15:07:53   #
eagleye13 Loc: Fl
 
straightUp wrote:
Yes, it would ;)


I am here to inform others of what your BS entails.
The typical liberal hypocrisy, and other misconceptions.

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Apr 7, 2018 20:37:07   #
straightUp Loc: California
 
eagleye13 wrote:
I am here to inform others of what your BS entails.
The typical liberal hypocrisy, and other misconceptions.

I see... well, you certainly are an arsenal of misconceptions eagle... and I agree, "liberal hypocrisy" is certainly one of them. ;)

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Apr 7, 2018 20:55:42   #
kankune Loc: Iowa
 
straightUp wrote:
Sure, I can be an asshole... I'll admit that, but only toward people that I see are hurtful to others, so it makes sense that those people will view me as a sanctimonious. Don't worry, I'm not offended. ;)

As for where I stand, what is there to admit to that I haven't already? I judge people case-by-case. That's the difference between us. You are willing to condemn an entire demographic based on their worst examples AND a lot of hearsay. I'm not. My issue isn't with "American Citizens" my issue is specifically with bigots (people who are willing to condemn an entire demographic based on their worst examples AND a lot of hearsay). So it doesn't matter if they are American citizens or not, in fact most American citizens, as far as I can tell, aren't bigots at all.

Again, I judge people case-by-case. Some immigrants are dangerous, most aren't. Some US citizens are bigots, most aren't.

On more thing... what I admire most about our nation is the concept of being a "land of the free, home of the brave". That line from our national anthem means a lot to me because it's a reference to the courage it takes to live in a free country. That means having the courage to let other people be free. THAT means accepting the risk that some of those other people will take advantage, maybe even to your detriment. It means accepting the competition and having to work harder to stay on top. These things take courage without which freedom is lost.

Building walls obstructs freedom and hiding behind them is not courageous.
Sure, I can be an asshole... I'll admit that, but ... (show quote)


That's the difference between us. You are willing to condemn an entire demographic based on their worst examples AND a lot of hearsay. I'm not. My issue isn't with "American Citizens" my issue is specifically with bigots (people who are willing to condemn an entire demographic based on their worst examples AND a lot of hearsay). So it doesn't matter if they are American


So are you for gun control? If you are ...you are doing exactly as you stated above..so people who believe in control are bigots....

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Apr 8, 2018 20:20:29   #
Gatsby
 
Mankind has been building walls for many thousands of years, if they didnt serve a purpose, why would we keep building them?
eagleye13 wrote:
"It means accepting the competition and having to work harder to stay on top. These things take courage without which freedom is lost.

Building walls obstructs freedom and hiding behind them is not courageous." - sUp

Tell that to your fellow Brits and Christian Europe; that didn't figure out what was going on until it was to late.

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Apr 9, 2018 00:34:23   #
straightUp Loc: California
 
kankune wrote:
That's the difference between us. You are willing to condemn an entire demographic based on their worst examples AND a lot of hearsay. I'm not. My issue isn't with "American Citizens" my issue is specifically with bigots (people who are willing to condemn an entire demographic based on their worst examples AND a lot of hearsay). So it doesn't matter if they are American


So are you for gun control? If you are ...you are doing exactly as you stated above..so people who believe in control are bigots....
That's the difference between us. You are willing ... (show quote)

What are you calling gun control?

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Apr 9, 2018 09:17:30   #
kankune Loc: Iowa
 
straightUp wrote:
What are you calling gun control?


Are you for our government breaking our 2nd amendment rights, and banning the AR-15, rifles, Glocks, handguns, 22's, pellet guns, paintball guns, and whatever gun they see fit to take from us. Do you own gun/guns??

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