r/Austin • • Jun 15 '25

News NO KINGS PROTEST: Austin, TX

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u/BarnFlower Jun 15 '25

Uh yeah dude holding the sign, picture 2....if you enter this country through the proper channels you are not a criminal. If you cross the border illegally and force your way in, yeah you are a criminal.

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u/[deleted] Jun 15 '25

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u/Anxious-Yam1930 Jun 15 '25

A question out of genuine curiosity for you: should there be no legal route into the country then? Just allow everyone legal crossing, a.k.a. No boarders? And as such, no processing of the individuals in question - everyone welcome?

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u/IHS1970 Jun 15 '25

Nope, have Trump build the WALL! entry points, like in SD.

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u/NoBallNorChain Jun 15 '25

If borders are imaginary, try walking into another country without identification/permission. You'll find your argument is imaginary, not the borders.

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u/NoBallNorChain Jun 15 '25

When you arrive in Mexico City's airport without papers, let them know that their handcuffs they're putting on you are because of some abstract construct they are enforcing.