Good morning, Anons. So many happenings, so many Qonfirmations, so many winnings, so much love, so much energy and awesome autistic brainpower, I don't know if this old heart of mine can keep up the pace.
But indeed WWG!WGA and so grateful to count you all among my comrades. It is an honor and a privilege to serve and witness among you. Love you all. No homo.
I was thinking last night that all the people who feel we should have open borders and endless illegal immigration should have to pay more taxes in proportion to their beliefs. I mean muh feels don't change until it hits muh wallet. Kek, one can dream, anyway.
Yea, I know. Just dreaming what would wake people up.
Yea,that. Groggy this morning and of course the idea is ridiculous. What got me thinking was the article/post last night about the Facebook campaign that raised several millions in several days to reunite (illegal) immigrant families. And I'm thinking how libtards think they're being so righteously benevolent when in reality they're contributing to the downfall of their fellow Americans; how the road to hell is indeed often paved with good intentions. Those of us who can see the writing on the wall should not have to pay for their misguided deeds. That's all I meant.
Kek, no I'm not. Sorry for shit posting.
No. Asylum cases are not granted too readily. Last I checked the U.S. grants 600,000. Of those, a very small percentage is granted to Mexico and South American people. The largest percentage (nearly half) were from MiddleEastern countries. Under Obama's catch-and-release and chain migration policies, ICE officials had to operate on a tiering system to "document" the degree to which an illegal immigrant possessed a threat to national security. If little to no "threat" – they were released into the general citizenry and relatively fast, too – if they had a "family" member or sponsoring organization (like a church, or some other "do gooder" organization) to be released to. Then ostensibly they were to periodically show up at ICE hearings in the state to which they migrated to plea their case for Prosecutorial Discretion for Administrative Closure. Of course, the case loads are backlogged for YEARS and many, if not most, would just not show up. Or they move to another state and were to be relogged into that state's ICE system. This is the way millions and millions have been allowed to stay indefinitely and essentially under the radar.
kek, thx
Dang, it sure does.
The term dates back to Medieval period and essentially refers to the executions of people (the majority of whom were women) who did not follow, or were perceived not to be following, the edicts of the Roman Catholic Church – essentially, heretics. In the U.S. the most notorious case of witch hunting is of course the puritanical Salem Witch Trials. Over time the term has come to mean the intentional and often hysterical persecution of any one person or group who does not adhere to societal or religious "norms."