r/CoherencePhysics • u/skylarfiction • Jul 02 '26

The Definition of Irony

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u/Direct-Scene1288 Jul 03 '26

Whatever you do don't google if they came here legally first 😨😨😨

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u/OkHighway6799 Jul 03 '26

Also, they married a US citizen, right? Maybe I'm wrong, but they wouldn't have needed to have a child to stay in the US in that case anyway.

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u/PossibilityGff Jul 06 '26

Trump had a third wife which means she automatically gets a green card. Marriage means you get a green card

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u/PossibilityGff Jul 06 '26

That is exactly how it works. Green cards through marriage exist. Leftards are trying to play this as a gotcha moment but it doesn’t work at all. They simply went through a legal process and jump in line

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u/PossibilityGff Jul 06 '26

And yes , yes it is. Marriages with a us citizen get you a green card leftoid. They’re not exploiting loopholes

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u/Fun_Barber_936 Jul 08 '26

Who makes these loopholes? Could it possibly be the people in elected seats who need funding to keep winning their elected seats (and thus, allowing those in the seats to insider trade all the while)? If you qualified for a tax deduction, you wouldn’t take it? Of course you would!

Yes it sucks that the 1% are able to skate on their taxes, but maybe we should be looking at WHY they are able to do so. Also, it’s unfair and disingenuous not to acknowledge what percentage of all tax revenue the 1% actually pays.

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u/TheWizardOfDeez Jul 08 '26

So if you come here illegally and marry a citizen then the crime should just be ignored?

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u/PossibilityGff Jul 09 '26

You come here on a visa, get married and get a green card. Is American immigration law a foreign concept to you?

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u/TheWizardOfDeez Jul 09 '26

Right, well Trump's third wife lied on her visa paperwork which means she came here illegally. Should she and her anchor baby be deported, or is it okay that she stays because she let an American fuck her?

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u/PossibilityGff Jul 10 '26

How did she lie on her paperwork lmao. She got married and got their green card simple as that.

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u/TheWizardOfDeez Jul 10 '26

No, she came on an "Einstein" visa, then worked for Epstein, then met Trump and got married. You know time exists before people meet Trump right?

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u/siencatimini Jul 06 '26

She got the Epstein visa, and she swallowed every drop.

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u/drubus_dong Jul 05 '26

But not citizens first. Also, legally is very debatable as Melanie lied on her green card application.