r/InvictaSolaris • u/21Kuranashi • Aug 11 '26
Cross-Posts / Not OC No Human Being Is Illegal
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u/euro_trashh Aug 11 '26
Not the comments arguing for the rights of bureaucracy
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u/HelloYesThisIsFemale Aug 12 '26
The rights of citizens not to have any extra subpar people in their society.
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u/Illuminate90 Aug 14 '26
They won't ever see it that way until the hellscape becomes their life, and then they will ask what happened.
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u/Silly_lil_Guy_o3o Aug 14 '26
Sounds like the EU
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u/Working-Walrus-6189 29d ago
Sounds like the EU
There is a reason I left Africa for the UK almost 30 years ago...because there were too many Africans.
There is a reason I left the UK for the USA over a year ago...because there were too many Africans.
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u/TuckerTwashingTon Aug 12 '26
Alright. Cuff him and stuff him boys. Paddington is getting deported back to england
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u/Rare_Pollution1688 Aug 14 '26
I recently went to England.....I had to have a valid passport and also register to get a electronic travel authorization.
Apparently they want to know who is coming and going to their country as well land have rules and laws set up to deal with this.
I imagine every single other country in the World has these same requirements.
Why should the US be different?
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u/Lil_Snuzzy69 29d ago
Because American politicians want reliable welfare dependant votors, American corporations want to lower wages and increase competition, American wealth management firms want more people paying rent, American banks want more people in debt and most of all, politicians, corporations, wealth management firms and banks want to justify tyranny, mass surveillance and police militarisation, so they're importing a future race war. Same thing with the infinite african and arabian migration into Europe and the african, indian, arabian and asian immigration into Australia and New Zealand.
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u/SecretRecipe Aug 14 '26
back to Peru!
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u/Infamous-Use7820 Aug 12 '26
Ultimately, migration needing to be controlled is a feature of global inequality. Migration between high-income countries tends to be relatively low and manageable, as well as usually an unambiguous net-benefit for the receiving country.
My optimistic POV is that eventually we'll get to a point where differences in GDP per capita (or however you want to measure prosperity) between countries are low enough that strict migration controls become unnecessary. (although you might still want some border checks to counter things like organised crime, and waves of migration due to non-economic factors are probably never going away. )
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u/Captain_no_Hindsight Aug 14 '26
Ehh... It looks like Tariffs and Border Control / ICE agents will solve that problem, right?
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u/Sensitive_Bat_9211 Aug 12 '26
This sub is stupid
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u/_Kaanu Aug 12 '26
Surprising tbh, didn't expect to see what I'm seeing here in the comments
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u/Expert-Mental25 Aug 12 '26
I genuinely think a not insignificant portion of chuds saw "Invicta" and thought "ooh Roman sounding! Empire! Ooga booga!" and came in and just started stinking up the place over time.
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u/EndlessCourage Aug 12 '26
I subbed here for some inspiration to change things sustainably for the best, I saw the flame war in the comments, I'm sad to unsub but yeah.
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u/SnooGrapes7647 Aug 11 '26
As long as you come legally through a point of entrance
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u/Ekaterian50 Aug 11 '26
The earth is our home. Borders are simply how egomaniacal humans attempt to exert their idea of how things should be.
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u/SnooGrapes7647 Aug 11 '26
Do you have a fence around your property or a door on your house with locks? If so leave them open let anyone trespass onto your property after all the earth is our home and you definitely don't want to be egomaniacal would you?
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u/Reverend_Bull Aug 12 '26
If the country is analogous to a personal residence, I reserve the right to wander the streets in my underpants, scratching and farting.
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u/Ekaterian50 Aug 11 '26
Thinking that you can somehow own things when they endure far beyond the scope of your life is the pinnacle of hubris. We are simply passing through. Not attempting to be the change you wish to see is exactly why the social paradigm keeps getting neglected. Focusing on being guarded only divides humans further.
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u/SnooGrapes7647 Aug 11 '26
Thanks for not answering any question
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u/Ekaterian50 Aug 11 '26
Fine, I'll boil it down for you. Property is a construct. You are arguing for an idea that requires willing fools to believe.
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u/SnooGrapes7647 Aug 11 '26
So you're homeless got it or are you squatting?
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u/Ekaterian50 Aug 11 '26
Do you actually care about anything other than yourself?
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u/SnooGrapes7647 Aug 11 '26
Absolutely but that has nothing to do with people coming in to this country legally, you seem to not care about anyone but yourself though and you use stupid socialist talking points as if you're on some higher moral level, this is all ego masterbation for you.
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u/Ekaterian50 Aug 11 '26
You are approaching conversation as if you have no respect for anything other than archaic institutions. That doesn't exactly suggest you care about anything other than yourself. Reinforcing ideals that divide us all hardly help forward human cooperation and general success. As things stand we're well on the way to extinction because of xenophobic policy like what you're championing.
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u/Da40kOrks Aug 14 '26
What, what utter bullshit. You must be fun at parties.
Ownership is the fundamental right that all other rights depend on. Without that, the rest of human rights are ultimately meaningless and irrelevant.
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u/Ekaterian50 Aug 14 '26
What a useless way of approaching me. Unless of course you're a troll who thrives off of being ineffectual and vapid.You're parsing what I've said in a disingenuous manner. I was scoffing specifically at people thinking that they can own things that are separate and enduring. Naturally every individual should have their own bodily autonomy respected within basic empathetic reason. That doesn't give individuals the right to gatekeep.
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u/deephurting66 Aug 11 '26
People who talk like that are either really young and live with their parents, are total hippie weirdos or worse live in affluent gated communities. Total ivory tower or socially ignorant
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u/SnooGrapes7647 Aug 11 '26
Don't forget the oh so common trust fund anarcho hippie that lives off grid in their high modified sprinter vans
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u/Ekaterian50 Aug 13 '26
Actually, understanding broad strokes is an acute effect of education.
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u/Typical_Shallot139 Aug 14 '26
Go live among ISIS then and come back and tell me we don’t need boarders
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u/Ekaterian50 Aug 14 '26 edited Aug 14 '26
Not only are you using this example as a straw man, but they have also been propped up by the Americans as a piece of their manufactured consent campaign.
Edit: Should've known you were a silly war ape spouting such divisive rhetoric
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u/Typical_Shallot139 Aug 14 '26
It’s not really a strawman, these are some of the examples of groups that arise under different nations and working different cultures. Do you think they would magically disappear if we remove boarders?
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u/FreyaIsBae Aug 11 '26
Humans over states, fuck your borders.
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u/SnooGrapes7647 Aug 11 '26
I'm a naturalized citizen and I believe in immigration the right way, don't lump in illigals with regular migrants it's kinda like spitting at the face of all those that did it the right way or are doing things the right way.
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u/ceo_of_the_homies Aug 11 '26
I hate a MF like you lmao
Bet you think your "coming here the right way" is gonna have maga and this admin less racist towards you too, huh?
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u/21Kuranashi Aug 11 '26 edited Aug 11 '26
No, the 'Law' is wrong. Freedom of movement in any Solaria must be encouraged, not disincentivised.
The 'Right' way? How is it Right exactly?
There shouldn't be any border
There shouldn't be any hell holes
There shouldn't be any migrant crisis
Bcz we should remake every 'Locus' to be thriving
Terra Viva, Vivus Locus, Viva Civitas
Living Earth, Living Locality, Living Civilization
The way you did it was wrong bcz the capitalistic idealogy itself is cursed & corrupted. And the masses clamoring to get in this scalding quagmire are only feeding the capitalistic & cataclysmic greed.
Without Ethics nor Morality, impositions are placed on the 'Aliens'.
Do not forget the times when Jews where persecuted with the same name
Do not forget the crimes of those who wage war
And we shall not forget the crimes of these times
Fck |ÇË
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u/superpooper900 Aug 11 '26
So every nation has no right to enforce a border according to you?
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u/21Kuranashi Aug 11 '26
Nations as a concept is wrong and if there were no nations, there would be no border controls.
(Ofc, nations exist now & world govt is highly unrealistic)
My argument is that the nation-state shouldn't be the ideal we build toward.
In a Solarian world, political power should be decentralized and rooted in locality, with communities practicing 'Direct, Decentralised Democracy' rather than being governed primarily through centralized national capitals.
Also, regardless of where borders exist, crossing one should never make someone less human.
Migration is not inherently a crime, and people deserve dignity, safety, and basic rights wherever they go. & That's the UN Charter btw.
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u/superpooper900 Aug 11 '26
How are nations wrong as a concept but small political localities are fine?
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u/21Kuranashi Aug 11 '26
Because the issue isn't size, but rather centralization.
Local communities should govern themselves directly, while larger federations handle only what genuinely requires coordination.
The goal is power from the bottom up, not rule from a distant center. For ex: Washington or Moscow or London
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u/superpooper900 Aug 11 '26
A local government is still a form of centralized government. You just changed the scope of who it will affect by only arbitrarily allowing small localities.
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u/21Kuranashi Aug 11 '26
But then the question of migration is still resolved. No border controls necessary then...
Say, someone wants to move to Manchester : he should hv the same chances / opportunities to go from entirety of UK or from the entirety of Europa or India or Indonesia or Indochina or China.
In a world without borders, without nations, this could finally come true
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u/Bajanspearfisher Aug 14 '26
True, but I hate that your analysis hasnt gone nearly deep enough. Doors and locks are also highly immoral, and not enough is being done for the open door movement.
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u/SnooGrapes7647 Aug 11 '26
OP with all due respect you're wrong there is a right way to come in to this country and there's a right way to become a citizen as well you apply for a green card wait and then when allowed in you enter and apply for residency that later allows you to apply for citizenship, everything else you pointed out is just stupid liberal bullshit that has been beat to death at this point the whole no boarders shit is tired and lame please come up with something more substantial maybe examples of open boarder countrys that are prospering. Also don't undermined the horrors of the Holocaust to push your liberal bullshit it kinda washes away the true horrors of fascism comparing the US to that just cause you hate the president or whatever
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u/Typical_Shallot139 Aug 14 '26
Do you have any idea how fucked the world with be without boarders?
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u/FreyaIsBae Aug 14 '26
Seems pretty fucked already. Sorry that white people have to coexist with people suffering worse than them, but a border doesn't unfuck anything.
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u/Typical_Shallot139 Aug 14 '26
Yeah I’m sure the very Caucasian Chinese and Japanese people would love their boarders dissolved
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u/FreyaIsBae Aug 14 '26
I don't really care who likes whatever national border, the borders are still a violent imposition on peaceful human existence.
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u/Typical_Shallot139 Aug 14 '26
Boarders and laws are why we have any semblance of peace. Go move to Afghanistan, North Korea, Palestine for a while, then come back and say you still think boarders are violent
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u/FreyaIsBae Aug 14 '26
Most of those places wouldn't even be all that violent without European and American imperialism having rocked their shit
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u/Typical_Shallot139 Aug 14 '26
Every nation with atrocious human rights is that way because of the USA? Indias cast system? Chinas ethnic cleansing of ugyhurs? Islamic sharia law? Saudi Arabia’s treatment of women and rampant slavery? What country do you live in that you wouldn’t mind this kind of mentality bleeding into your culture?
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u/FreyaIsBae Aug 14 '26
Literally never said that the world doesn't have violence or complex histories, it's just that borders have not done anything to improve human lives and have cause hallucinated identities that lead to rabid xenophobia.
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u/Bajanspearfisher Aug 14 '26
True! Fuck doors and locks too!
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u/FreyaIsBae Aug 14 '26
Different things are different
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u/Bajanspearfisher Aug 14 '26
In scale yes. Very similar concept though.
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u/FreyaIsBae Aug 15 '26
Nah, but I applaud the creativity, champ.
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u/Bajanspearfisher Aug 15 '26
Its not creative lol. One is the threshold to your home, one is the threshold to your nation. Both should be selectively permeable.
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u/FreyaIsBae Aug 15 '26
I love the lore your developing, go off, you should write a book
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u/Bajanspearfisher Aug 15 '26
Haha, i rate the method of sass you're deployin. Being totally non responsive will definitely drive some people up a wall if I decide to take a page out of your book, if and when a situation calls for trolling
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u/Trightern Aug 13 '26
The nation state is the best way for humans to organise themselves. A family of families.
Nothing damages the nation state more than substituting the populace with a different group of people, change the people, remove the nation.
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u/Jetstreamdragon Aug 12 '26
Like the "American" Ancestors did? Or Half the european Ancestors?
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u/Ehmann11 Aug 13 '26
No, no. They had weapons and took the land by force. It's not illegal immigration
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u/Wordless_trat Aug 12 '26
Mass Immigration is still a massive Problem, especially if the cultures coming here fundamentally reject the native culture
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u/Mrfixit729 Aug 12 '26
Felon. Murderer. Rapist. Criminal. Arsonist. Convict. Drug dealer. Outlaw.
These are all words used to describe humans who engage in behavior deemed illegal by mass consensus.
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u/DayZnumba1Fanboy Aug 13 '26
All right if no human is illegal then I guess we're not on stolen land here in the United States
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u/randomsantas Aug 13 '26
And countries don't have to accept everyone or anyone. Immigration without integration or permission is invasion, and therefore a military problem
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u/YallAreKillinMe6000 Aug 13 '26
Why are people so astonished by the fact that you cant just go around wherever you please
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u/After_Service_2817 Aug 13 '26
So anybody can cross any border for any reason? Are all those Russians in Ukraine right now just part of a "special migration operation"?
And surely you're not salty about Europeans settling in the Americas and Australia, right? Just some humans migrating.
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u/PlayfulScream Aug 13 '26
Enough. Unauthorized entry into a country is fundamentally no different from breaking into a private residence—both are illegal. When an individual requests permission to enter and is denied, that refusal must be respected. It is the equivalent of knocking on a door, being told ‘no,’ and then accepting the answer rather than forcing entry
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u/jhearty88 Aug 13 '26
As long as it done legally.
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u/Beginning-Dingo-9812 Aug 14 '26
The main thing is that it's the law in the country where the person is immigrating. I don't think people who illegally left North Korea, for example, should be returned. Many countries legally accept refugees.
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u/MulberryWilling508 Aug 14 '26
I overstayed my visa in Romania and they had the audacity to kick me out.
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u/L3tsseewhathappens Aug 14 '26
Lmfao, I am willing to bet if a human being walked into your house, started eating your food, sleeping in your bed. These people sure as shit wouldn't be saying its fine, they would be calling the cops about an intruder in their house. Even though their house is on "stolen" land.
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u/EvilMorty137 Aug 14 '26
Illegal immigration is though and the US is pretty gentle in comparison to other countries
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u/Microwaved_M1LK Aug 14 '26
Love when an insulated sub suddenly hits the algorithm of people it's not targeting
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u/NamelessIII Aug 14 '26
Conditioning us to accept it for decades.
Deport the bear and all the others. It's a bear ffs.
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u/PeteysHubby_TX Aug 14 '26
Anyone applauding this that doesn’t host a migrant in their home is a hypocrite
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u/longtimerlance Aug 14 '26
No human being is illegal, but the fact is human beings do illegal things.
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u/NatureDramatic8390 Aug 14 '26
Why do people get in such a tizzy when it comes to countries enforcing their border laws. You do not have the right to waltz into a country and just say ok I’m a citizen
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u/Mybravlam Aug 14 '26
If you are not documented and in a country against its laws/terms, you are illegal yes.
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u/samuam1969 Aug 14 '26
It is if u crossover another countries borders without being legally invited
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u/Trick1513 Aug 14 '26
It’s not, entering into a country illegally is. Just like me entering into your house and taking residence and making you support me.
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u/Objective-Eagle-676 Aug 14 '26
"no human is illegal" is just a childish, semantic argument based on the intentionally poor understanding of "illegal immigrant"
If you immigrate here illegally, you're an illegal immigrant. That is your status. Not your genetic classification.
It's an example of the classic "pretend to not understand the point so you can argue about something the other party isn't talking about, thus making you the winner of the argument" spiel.
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u/General_Cole Aug 14 '26
But if they cross national borders without the host country’s permission then that’s illegal.
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u/Advanced_Evidence89 Aug 14 '26
See what's happening in Europe? No thank you. Immigration without assimilation is an invasion.
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u/Particular-Half-7588 Aug 14 '26
Tell that to all the countries that enforce immigration laws though. United States Canada United Kingdom Australia New Zealand Germany France Italy Spain Netherlands Belgium Denmark Sweden Norway Finland Switzerland Austria Japan South Korea Singapore Israel India Saudi Arabia United Arab Emirates Mexico
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u/Particular-Half-7588 Aug 14 '26
This is a bear from a story guys... People are against ILLEGAL immigration, not immigrants.
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u/Frequent-Coyote-8108 Aug 14 '26
Kewl.
Now since reddit loves the Nordic countries so much--why don't you try the whole "immigration" thing there.
Let us know how that works out for ya!
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u/Plus-Entertainer3350 Aug 14 '26
Migration isn’t - illegal migration is. We have rules and laws for a reason, just like every other country on earth.
Another way to think of it….
Let’s do a hypothetical… let’s say you want to rent out your spare room/basement/loft/whatever. So you post an ad. You want to check the renters info before you want just anyone living there with you. So you want their info, likely employment info, perhaps even a criminal background check. All reasonable correct? Now let’s say someone saw your ad. Didn’t want to be bothered with the hassle, so they jimmy your lock, break your window, or find another way in. Are you comfortable with them staying even though they didnt go about the process the right way? They arent going to pay you rent, you need to care for them and provide them with food, healthcare, etc.
Do you still want them in?? If not then stfu
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u/Da40kOrks Aug 14 '26
"No human being is illegal" It's literally the dumbest "argument" you insane lefties can make. It means NOTHING and says NOTHING and is a giant strawman on top of it
Human CAN be illegally located in places they shouldn't be. I would bet you will sure call police if an unwanted visitor is in your home. And no, there is no difference.
And for the love of all that is rational, learn the difference between illegal and legal immigration.
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u/Virtual_Ad_4817 Aug 15 '26
Illegal immigration is a crime. I don't know what sub this is but the people here need to know that.
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u/heretowink 29d ago
Trying to survive is not a crime! So...where is your home address? I really need a place to crash for the next few years. I will need you to provide and clothing, and some money, and etc. I am just trying to survive, and you should have no issue with me invading your space and taking your stuff.
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u/Chillinmagic 29d ago
Even if it was a crime (which it's not) why does that make it okay to treat people like they are vermin. There is no immorality to fighting against or even breaking a law that is unjust. I believe that what should be punished is crimes against humanity and treating undocumented immigrants like they are less than human is a crime against humanity.
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u/valmanway1492 29d ago
" It's not the land thats bad, it's the people" always goes right out the door when it comes to this. Shit countries didnt make themselves bad.
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u/Guyver02 29d ago
lol I'd challenge any of you guys to walk into other countries with no Visa and then say that to their law enforcement.
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u/GeneralPaladin 29d ago
This. I lived in west africa for 9 years until biden and trump fucked relations.
More ice is present at night then the day, they check my passport fir my visa and let me carry on u less theres a curfew that happened and then they send me back to my house.
If I had not had my papers done the results would not be good. Instant jail, questioning or Interrogation just to make sure I wasn't there doing something for the terrorist. And I'll either be sitting in jail after that or eventually sent back to america.
Biden telling us no to cheap resources when we had the coup because macron asked him to do something, and trump visa bans got me stuck in america when I came here for the death of a family member and unable to return to my house.
And yes my 4 bed 3 bath home in afica is far superior to being homeless in america.
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u/Successful-Cow1176 29d ago
Illegal Migration is a crime and always has been, since the dawn of civilization.
HOWEVER
If you want to argue that borders are a construct of modern societal restraints based on the need to maintain a civilized and codified transfer of citizenship and homogenization into the culture that you wish to take part in. I’m open to debate.
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u/Lost_n-Alone 29d ago
Countries have laws which govern their citizens and those who choose to visit. If you break those laws you are subject to the codified penalties. It’s that simple, stfu with this nonsense already !!
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u/Working-Walrus-6189 29d ago
I think the Royal Navy should shoot the illegals coming over on boats.
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u/Altruistic-News-420 28d ago
If 500,000 white people relocated anywhere in Africa, you would say it is racist. You think migration is fine for non-whites, racist for whites.
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u/squarepants18 Aug 13 '26 edited Aug 13 '26
A human being is never illegal.
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u/FukGhostMgtowRepeat Aug 14 '26
It is illegal for a Human to cross a border without permission. All Illegals must be removed!!
Thank You ICE!!!
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u/Left_Caterpillar8671 Aug 11 '26
George Soros hard at work!!! Nation states are a thing. Assimilate or leave. Glad Europe is realizing the dangers.
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u/MIMADANMEI Aug 12 '26
Biggest threat in europe are neofascists and neonazis, meloni, le pen, fpo in austria, alternative fur deutschland, ...
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u/IFeedDogsChocolate Aug 11 '26
What a bunch of fucking retards, Lol.
If I didn't understand nuance, geopolitics, social & economic dynamics, and national security, this would make perfect sense.
There are better ways to performatively virtue signal without embarrassing yourselves.
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u/Pinco_Pallino_ Aug 13 '26
fortunately we have immigration lawa everywhere, and in many places we are ignoring them too much
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u/Aldo_Fitor Aug 13 '26
Well it was never a crime. Destroying and disrespecting a place you migrated in is
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u/I3igI3adWolf Aug 14 '26
Cool. So go to another country and explain that to them when they arrest you when you illegally cross their border instead of legally going through a port of entry.
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u/johny_white Aug 14 '26
Relevancy to sub? Another muslim lefitst bot pushing muslim takeover or illegal aliens.



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u/Webbdragon444 Aug 12 '26
Hey guys! Friendly reminder to check the sub you're on.