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That's not a fair question. It assumes that we should get "fired up" over ever bad news broadcast, every murder, every injustice. You know this though and I know that you're just using this as a chance to take some shots at me. That's ok too.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tgo01
You don't get pissed when someone is murdered and said person was on the government's radar and the government tried to do the right thing and move them away from citizens but another part of the government stepped in and cared more about the murderer's "rights" than the rights of citizens?Quote:
Originally Posted by cwolff
Please stop. Just say you don't care because it feeds into Trump's arguments about illegal immigration? Why can't you just be honest?
Did you get pissed when that asshole murdered that woman in Charlottesville? I was pissed, even though the left and the media used that tragedy to paint Trump and all of his supporters as racist KKK murderers.
The government didn't say what you think they said. We sure as fuck didn't say that a murderers rights outweigh the rights of our citizens. That's straight up Fox News editorial b.s. and you know better.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tgo01
You know better about this whole line of reasoning you're employing.
Nice deflection.Quote:
Originally Posted by cwolff
Why can't you be honest?
Were you pissed when that woman was murdered in Charlottesville?
You were so pissed that you blamed her for being in the street. :lol:Quote:
Originally Posted by Tgo01
Never said that. I even said the murderer should be executed. But nice spin.Quote:
Originally Posted by Androidpk
You're just full of slandering posts after threatening to sue someone for slander.
Not really. It's upsetting for sure. The whole thing. Nazis marching in American and those people getting run down by one of them. Definitely upsetting.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tgo01
Good news though: The LEO who was shot wasn't killed. I just read he's in critical but stable condition
This is why he wasn't deported. The law was unconstitutional.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/natio...d6b_story.htmlQuote:
In the appeals case, Moldova native Constantine Fedor Golicov was convicted in Utah of failing to stop at a police officer’s command, prompting immigration officials to begin deportation proceedings against him. On appeal, Golicov argued that federal law outlining “classes” of immigrants who could be deported, including those convicted of a “crime of violence,” was unconstitutionally vague and should not be used to justify his removal from the country.
The U.S. Supreme Court took up a similar case this year, striking down part of federal immigration law making it easier to deport immigrants convicted of “a crime of violence.” Justice Neil Gorsuch, nominated by President Donald Trump, joined the court’s four liberal justices in that 5-4 decision.
No slander, you went full retard and blamed her for her own murder. Real classy.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tgo01
So Neil Gorsuch joined the 4 liberal justices in saying we need to keep more violent immigrants here? Awesome. You all should be thrilled with Trump nominating Kavanaugh then.Quote:
Originally Posted by cwolff