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toodefendorperson · 1 year
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Fuck Illegal immigrants. They are from Satan.
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americanmarketplace · 3 months
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awesomecooperlove · 5 months
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‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️ILLEGAL IMMIGRATION IS CHILD TRAFFICKING ‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️
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william-r-melich · 12 days
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Group-Non-Think - 04/30/20204
The anti-Israel protests at colleges and universities around the country seem to be growing and gaining momentum, a current trend that is very disturbing to me. Why so many people dislike the Jews perplexes me, what ever happened to live and let live? I stand with Israel and its right to defend itself against the terrorists' regimes that raped, tortured, and murdered over 1,200 of its innocent citizens back on October 7th of last year. It appears that most of these protestors are not students, but paid agitators sent out to disrupt an orderly society, to sew chaos and division among American citizens. Newsmax reported today that 60% of the protestors at the University of Texas who were arrested in Housten were not students. They're probably being paid by NGO's (Non-Government Organizations), many of which are funded by George Soros. It wouldn't surprise me if the UN is involved too as they are helping with facilitating all the illegal migration that's been going on for the last 3 years. So, our tax dollars may be paying for some of these protestors, that's quite unsettling to say the least. At Colombia University they were breaking windows and they have barricaded themselves inside one of the buildings, essentially taking over the school. People have a right to free speech and to protest, but it's wrong and illegal to destroy property, insight violence, block traffic or block students from attending class. Where's Joe Biden in all of this? Why aren't the police arresting them like they did in Texas? This is crazy.
A good number of these protestors don't even know what they are protesting, which was revealed when reporters asked them about why they were there, and many of them said they didn't know. It's collectivist hatred run amok, or what's commonly referred to as groupthink, but I think they really don't think; because if they did, they probably wouldn't be doing it, although I'm sure that getting paid has something to do with it as well. A lot of them also said that they didn't believe the Jewish holocaust in Germany during WWII had occurred. It obviously did since there are photographs and motion film that documented the horrific human atrocities. To deny it is to deny reality. And to carry on as they do it's clear to me that they're not thinking clearly or not really thinking at all, which is why I call it Group-non-think. It's evil and it needs to be stopped.
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evilclownposts · 2 months
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A week ago, South Korea asked illegal Uzbekistani immigrants to leave the country or face deportation.
For context, South Korea has some of the strictest immigration laws in the developed world. SK’s immigration rates are rock-bottom compared to most Western countries.
Something that wouldn’t be a problem if SK’s fertility rates weren’t also rock-bottom.
Experts have repeatedly warned homogenous nations like South Korea of a potential demographic collapse if measures aren’t taken to reverse the rapid population decline. However, with an ongoing cost of living crisis, South Koreans are understandably hesitant to settle down and start families.
SK is in a dire state, and relaxing immigration laws to encourage legal migration could help. Alternatively, SK could institute policies that encourage the existing populace to have more children, i.e. Child Benefits, subsidised Childcare services, married allowances, etc. Policies that target cost of living, like rent assistance, mortgage tax relief, and regressive tax reductions are also essential.
Unfortunately, these programs are expensive, and SK’s debt-to-GDP ratio has increased dramatically since the pandemic. In a time when the South Korean government is incentivised to cut spending and raise taxes, policies that help stimulate local population growth just aren’t viable.
TL;DR: kicking out illegals does nothing to address South Korea’s actual problem - a rapidly ageing population.
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neo-cato-the-elder · 3 months
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grimlocksword · 4 months
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Mexico DEMANDS Joe Biden Grant Amnesty To 10 MILLION Migrants
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stelashe · 7 months
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Government be like: we don't want you to do that! !! So we gotta make you pay and punish you if you do the opposite what now uh what?
We want you to do that! So we're gonna make you pay and punish you if you do it I'm so smart
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angelx1992 · 1 year
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supremeuppityone · 2 years
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toodefendorperson · 15 days
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Illegals are from Satan. They love to steal and kill.
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americanmarketplace · 3 months
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awesomecooperlove · 4 months
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RACIAL DISCRIMINATION WORLDWIDE…
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suzukiblu · 2 months
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If you feel up for it, for the writing meme prompt, Clark Kent/Lex Luthor, with the song You And Me by Lifehouse? If it's not your thing I totally get it though and hope you have a great time and fun writing the things that do catch your fancy!
I think we ALL knew that I was gonna do baby Kon for this, lbr. Also ngl, this came out way more cracky than the prompt would suggest it should've but it is absolutely my favorite thing I’ve written for this meme so far, as the necessity for the following cut should help attest, haha.
Unfortunately, Lex takes one look at Cadmus’s progress report on the newly-crafted Experiment Thirteen and realizes he has paternal instincts. 
Well, that’s inconvenient. And a little disgusting, honestly. Certainly a disappointment. 
He supposes it could be worse. He could be Lionel about this. 
Anyway, that’s how he has a physiological four year-old on his lap when he hears the news about Superman coming back to life and fistfighting an evil cyborg with his own face about it, because of course the man didn’t have the decency to just stay dead. Why would he, after all? 
Lex needs a drink. That would be a bad example for the physiological four year-old, though. 
Then again, Experiment Thirteen should be completely immune to the effects of Earth-based alcohol in about another four to six months of consistent yellow sun exposure, so . . . 
Lex is halfway through his second brandy when Superman shows up on his balcony at super-speed wearing a very pretentiously dramatic black suit and looking both winded and bewildered. And still alive, unfortunately. 
“Don’t you have a murderous cyborg to be ensuring is in custody?” Lex asks dryly, deciding to just not acknowledge the presence of the physiological four year-old who’s moved on to messily but methodically coloring on the floor underneath his desk. Lex didn’t actually give Experiment Thirteen either a coloring book or crayons, mind, but he appreciates the clone’s resourcefulness in breaking into the office supplies. Anyway, it’s useful for developing its hand-eye coordination and fine motor control. 
Superman’s pupils are pin-pricks, barely even there at all. Which is an unusual reaction from him, and Lex notes that fact reflexively but doesn’t particularly care about it. Meant-to-be-dead people do unusual things, especially the alien ones. And it isn’t as if–
“Baby,” Superman blurts, his eyes wide. 
Lex . . . pauses. Takes a slow sip of his brandy. 
Alright then. 
“Yes, I��ve noticed,” he settles on eventually, raising an eyebrow at him. Experiment Thirteen peers out from under the desk, immediately decides Superman isn’t an interesting presence, and then goes back to coloring all over Lex’s floor. It seems to be drawing either a puppy or a chain of complex genetic sequencing, but judging by the kinds of things it’s been drawing so far, it’s fifty-fifty. Lex has been getting the impression the clone actually likes art, which is a baffling interest to find in his own progeny, but how does that quote go . . . “I am a warrior, so that my son may be a merchant, so that his son may be a poet”? 
Or something like that, anyway. 
“No, I–baby,” Superman stresses, looking bewildered as he floats down a little closer to the open balcony door. 
“. . . yes, I’ve noticed,” Lex repeats, raising his eyebrow again and taking another sip of brandy. Superman looks frazzled, bobbing up a little higher in the air again to get a better view of Experiment Thirteen under the desk. Experiment Thirteen keeps ignoring him in favor of its coloring, displaying no apparent interest in the most powerful uninvited guest in the history of illegal immigration. Lex experiences a moment of overwhelming paternal pride, which is such a bizarre and unanticipated experience that he doesn’t even know what to do with it. 
“Where’d he come from?” Superman asks with a wondering expression. Ugh.
“A cloning lab,” Lex replies dismissively, setting his near-empty glass down on the desk. It’s hardly worth lying about Experiment Thirteen’s origins at this point. He didn’t want to murder everyone in Cadmus to keep the secret. He might need them if there’s an issue with Experiment Thirteen’s genetics later, after all. “We mixed it up a couple weeks ago while you were off wasting everyone’s time being dead."
“You had my baby?” Superman says, tilting in the air and still staring at Experiment Thirteen, as if he's somehow forgotten both how much kryptonite Lex owns and how much kryptonite he keeps specifically in this office. “While I was dead. You had my baby while I was dead.” 
. . . alright then, Lex thinks again, both eyebrows raising this time. 
“I really wouldn’t put it that way, personally,” he says. “Also, I don’t recall saying it was in any way yours.”
“Baby,” Superman repeats inanely, then lands on the floor and ducks down into a crouch to peer under the desk better, his pupils still reduced to barely-there pinpricks. Lex is so mystified he doesn't even activate the security system or the weaponized red sun lamps. Experiment Thirteen frowns at Superman–Lex, again, basks in unanticipated paternal pride–and then turns its back on him and hides all its drawings from him as seriously and carefully as if they were under NDA. 
It's almost adorable, frankly. 
Not that Lex finds things adorable, of course. 
“His heartbeat's so cute,” Superman says, looking absolutely fascinated. Which is surprisingly useful of him to mention, actually, since Lex had previously been vaguely concerned that Experiment Thirteen's odd thrumming heartbeat might be a sign of a heart defect, but apparently it’s just a Kryptonian thing. A . . . “cute” Kryptonian thing, according to Superman. 
Lex is increasingly mystified by this interaction. 
“Can’t say I’ve spent much time listening to it, personally,” he lies, because he has in fact obsessed over that heartbeat’s health and stability since first finding out about its unusualness and has done a truly aggravating amount of research into heart murmurs and conditions and the like. But that’s hardly Superman’s business, now is it. 
“. . . what’s his name?” Superman asks hesitantly. Lex is possibly having an out of body experience. 
“Experiment Thirteen,” he says. Superman immediately looks offended. 
“We need to give him a name, Lex,” he says. Lex, again, has an out of body experience. 
“‘We’?” he repeats incredulously. “I made it, I get to decide what it’s called.” 
“He’s got my DNA!” Superman protests, looking indignant. Lex has absolutely no idea how to process that expression. 
“It has both our DNA, in fact, yours was too irritating to stabilize alone,” Lex informs him dubiously. More accurately it was literally impossible to stabilize alone, but he’s not mentioning that to Superman. “So it has my DNA, and I made it. And also put eight point two billion dollars into its production, as a lowball estimate. Therefore I’m the one who decides what its name is, thank you very much.” 
“Lex,” Superman says disapprovingly. “You can’t call a baby Experiment Thirteen.” 
“It’s physiologically developed enough to complain if it doesn’t like it,” Lex retorts, narrowing his eyes at him. Superman frowns at him. Lex has never had a more ridiculous conversation with the man, including all the times Superman’s tried to appeal to his nonexistent “better nature”. “Well it is.” 
“Don’t be ridiculous,” Superman says, then ducks back down and peers at Experiment Thirteen again, gentling his voice to address it while Lex is still incredulously mouthing “ridiculous”? to himself. “Would you like a real name, kiddo?” 
Experiment Thirteen sticks its tongue out at him. 
Lex is finding parenthood to be a very rewarding experience, actually. 
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what-even-is-thiss · 5 months
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my immigration status depends on my grades. it's not about an A vs a B. i knew it, i knew i was right to hate this institution, i knew none of you give a fuck about the lives of people you teach. you're complicit and you're fine with that. i hate you all right back and i'll cheat as much as i can. i don't believe in any of this shit anymore, i feel so fucking stupid that i ever did. burn in hell.
Did you explain this situation to your professors? Did you ask for help? As a TA I don’t know what’s going on in your personal life. In fact, if I press too much that could get illegal or at least break school policy. I’m there to help, but I’ve got too many students to have a personal relationship with all of them. I’m there to do my job.
Assuming that nobody in the institution cares is just wrong. The enemy here is the people making your immigration status rely on your grades. And grades are stupid anyways, but we’re forced to give them. And as a TA specifically I don’t have any power over the grading scale. My responsibility is to carry out the will of the professor. So if you don’t meet the bare minimum standards, you don’t explain your situation to anyone, and you don’t seek out help, you won’t pass. That’s the reality of the situation.
You think I should burn in hell for trying to keep my job so I can get my own degree? You think I’m evil because, what? I don’t know about your personal life? Get help. Ask for help. Professors and TAs are human beings you can explain things to, you know.
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dertaglichedan · 5 days
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An illegal migrant was arrested for allegedly raping an 11-year-old girl
The alleged sexual assault happened in a white van, according to police
The suspect, Marvin Dionel Perez Lopez, is in custody and faces rape charges
A twenty year old illegal migrant was arrested after he allegedly kidnapped an 11-year-old girl off the street in front of her Florida home and raped her last week.
*** This is on Joe. Pure evil.
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