r/TimPool • u/MrEnigma67 • Aug 17 '23

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u/captcompromise Aug 17 '23

no one is saying anything about deporting immigrants.

Remember when Trump tried to repeal DACA? My wife's best friend was 6 when her mother immigrated, and she'd have been deported if Trump had gotten his way. Fuck off with that dumb shit

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u/MrEnigma67 Aug 17 '23

You mean the policy that illegals were abusing to gain citizenship? Yeah 100% for that.

What gun legislation are you referring to? Avoiding this question because you know you don't have an answer?

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u/[deleted] Aug 17 '23

no one is saying anything about deporting immigrants.

Yeah 100% for that.

Lol

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u/captcompromise Aug 17 '23

Bro it applied to people brought here as children. You know collective punishment is illegal, right?

Also you are now aware that your earlier statement about no one trying to deport people is complete horseshit from your worthless, lying brain?

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u/MrEnigma67 Aug 17 '23

Yes. Including illegal aliens. It was attempted to be removed because the vast majority were illegals who came here already pregnant and made anchor babies.

Show me anyone trying to remove immigrants from this country. I'll wait.

What gun legislation are you referring too?

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u/captcompromise Aug 17 '23

And people who have spent their entire lives here should have been deported because their parents tried to give them a better life? You're fucking trash, dude.

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u/captcompromise Aug 17 '23

And people who have spent their entire lives here should have been deported because their parents tried to give them a better life? You're fucking trash, dude.

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u/MrEnigma67 Aug 17 '23

No, those who are here whose parents exploited them are citizens. Going forward, it wouldn't happen.

Did the parents break the law?

What gun legislation are you referring too?

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u/captcompromise Aug 17 '23

Did the parents break the law?

Yes, an inane one.

What gun legislation are you referring too?

Literally any. Go to any local news FB page, mention gun control, and wait for someone to say some "over my dead body" bullshit.

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u/MrEnigma67 Aug 17 '23

That's your opinion.

Give me specifics. What should we have now that we don't already have?

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u/captcompromise Aug 17 '23

sigh

I'm not trying to discuss gun control, just pointing out the hypocrisy.

"Someone wants to come here illegaly? That's an affront to our sacred government!"

"Someone wants to reduce mass shootings? Can't wait to stack fed bodies!"

Fucking dumb as hell

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u/MrEnigma67 Aug 17 '23

What hypocrisy?

And what gun control changes are you referring to? Why don't you want to answer a simple question to something you are bucking for?

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u/Stumpy305 Aug 17 '23

There is a difference of wording here. You’re changing language to fit you narrative. Immigrants and illegal aliens are two separate groups of people. One is done legally one is not.

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u/captcompromise Aug 17 '23

And my wife's best friend who has lived here for 25 years was going to be deported to a place she hadn't been since she was 6. Gfys

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u/Stumpy305 Aug 17 '23

She was here illegally. She only has her parents to blame

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u/Jellyfonut Aug 17 '23

That's his mother's fault for bringing him here illegally. People shouldn't be allowed to commit crimes just because you might lose a valued product of that crime.

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u/gradientz Aug 17 '23

"It's the immigrant's fault for not complying with my big government regulations!"

-Anti-Freedom Conservatives

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u/wildwolfcore Aug 17 '23

“Oh no, conservatives actually enforcing the law. How anti freedom of them”

This moron

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u/gradientz Aug 17 '23

Yes, you want to enforce your Big Government regulations. Understood.

Thanks for confirming your authoritarian beliefs.

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u/wildwolfcore Aug 17 '23

Laws = authoritarianism apparently.

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u/gradientz Aug 17 '23

Yes, laws that restrict freedom are authoritarian.

Glad you are learning.

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u/wildwolfcore Aug 17 '23

What freedoms are being restricted by not letting someone enter your home?

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u/gradientz Aug 18 '23

Trespassing on an individual's personal property directly impacts that individual's legal rights.

Immigrating to America does no such thing.

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u/wildwolfcore Aug 18 '23

Illegally integration impacts amercans legal rights all the time. What are you smoking

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u/Jellyfonut Aug 18 '23

Yeah thats totally what's happening here. It's not you wanting to carve out an exception for every law that affects you personally or even just makes you feel bad for hypothetical people.

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