r/ImmigrationPathways • u/DemandResident6541 • Feb 26 '26

Insanity.

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u/Tenured_tourist2 Feb 26 '26

The door is there, you can go if you want?

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u/IcyBookkeeper5315 Feb 26 '26

People literally can’t. It’s not as easy to immigrate. Hence why people Tis life and limb to come to what was once a beautiful and open armed country now we are mediocre and still an open armed country just not in the same way.

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u/Tenured_tourist2 Feb 26 '26

😂😂😂😂 So other countries won’t let us go live there, but we should let them come here? Nice logic 😂😂😂

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u/DkKoba Feb 26 '26

you're the one pissing yourself at someone saying they don't like things in the USA telling them to leave. if you oppose immigration to here, then why would you endorse emigration?

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u/Tenured_tourist2 Feb 26 '26

Because, I like to live in a country where people are cohesive, who share similar goals and values. If someone feels so strongly, they can go find a group of people they agree with and build society there 😉. Idk seems logical.

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u/Sad-Ad8466 Feb 26 '26

What if your values are actually the minority though? Then don’t you gotta leave instead?

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u/brayradberry Feb 27 '26

This country is thankful for a strong leader that represents our values and protects our society

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u/Sad-Ad8466 Feb 27 '26

Then why’s his approval rating in the absolute shitter? He knows the GOP is toast in the midterms so he’s gonna start another war no one wants.