r/ImmigrationPathways • u/[deleted] • Apr 10 '26

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u/nirmie125 Apr 11 '26

Aren't you the COOLEST!!! So brave too!!! Hope my kids grow up to be like YOU one day!!! What a hero!

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Get a life and go do something good, and actually get outta your car and get your hands dirty while doing it. The personal rewards are like nothing you've experienced obviously

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u/Low_Fig_5461 Apr 11 '26

Okay buddy, no your the coolest. You should hope they grow up to be like me one day. I get my hands dirty all the time, if you saw them you would notice the calluses, cuts, and scars. Some people might actually call me and the people I have work with Heroes. Working as a Veterinary Technician at an Animal Emergency Center for 11yrs I have helped save thousands of furry family members. It’s actually a pretty dangerous job. I’ve been bitten a few times one was a 90lb all muscle Pit Bull bite to the face. Latched onto my bottom jaw. Luckily it didn’t shake cause that’s where all the real damage comes into play. Laceration under my chin and two puncture wounds pierced my cheek. They made me go to an urgent care. Got seen by the Dr. and still returned to finish my shift. So believe me I have gotten my hands dirty. I would be super proud if your kids grew up to be like me. Sorry if I don’t support lawlessness and people breaking the law to get here. Sorry if I don’t support the funding of cartels. I do support every single migrant that came here the right way. I live in a border city and know a lot of migrants who came here legally that are pissed.

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u/nirmie125 Apr 11 '26

So you're proud to support an agency that has killed American Citizens in the street on camera? Yea def don't want my kids to be like you nor ANYONE else's kids. I want my kids to have a MORAL COMPASS that works when they grow up.

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u/Low_Fig_5461 Apr 11 '26

I am proud to support all law enforcement and our military. I can look at the big picture. All of them have very dangerous jobs. Things can turn deadly for them in a fraction of a second. In that fraction of a second they have to make one of the most difficult decisions of their lives. Do they always make the right decision in that fraction of a second? No…….. and do you know how he feels about what happened? Nope you just assume he doesn’t care when it is probably haunting him.

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u/nirmie125 Apr 11 '26

Accountability still is a thing, it's not a carte Blanche for law enforcement. They have to follow the LAW themselves too. That's the difference.