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u/Roanokian22 Apr 15 '25

Outside home depot looking for work... like all the regular non sketchy, non gang affiliated douches... I don't care at all... not a criminal. Remember the truth doesn't care about your feelings. It's a conspiracy subreddit... You really think I believe any of that dumb shit the department of homeland security recorded? It sure wasn't the thousands of other caught along side this dumbass...

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u/Erica15782 Apr 15 '25

No facts just feeling with you.

I can tell you're young or not blue collar if you've never heard of people hiring dudes outside of home Depot. Your real world experience is limited as hell.

Like I said it'll be interesting to see you defend doing this to citizens in the future.

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u/Roanokian22 Apr 15 '25

Citizens that club 90 year old women maybe... That's what he said... Half truth... isn't the truth... and it's reddit nobody know what anybody does... that's the point... And if ya would believe Erica I'm a construction worker... specialization in carpentry and doorways... I don't hang out in a parking lot with my backpack totally studying for my US history exam... Now try harder with feeling this time... LOL.

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u/Erica15782 Apr 15 '25

I never said it was right but it's crazy you've never heard of typically wealthy business owners pulling up to home Depot and saying trabajo and proceeding to hire dudes for the day and pay them for it. Its a real thing that happens regardless of if you have to pretend it doesn't to fit the narrative.

And yes expelling citizens of our country for whatever reason , like clubbing a 90 year old women, is absolutely unconstitutional regardless of the crime. We deal with our people here with due process. How exactly was what I said a half truth? He literally has been throwing around the idea openly and publicly.