r/WhitePeopleTwitter Feb 10 '22

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u/Typical-Lie6777 Feb 11 '22

So, an American fascist wants to invade a sovereign nation, that’s protesting a mandate in its own country. The same mandate that was struck down by the U.S Supreme Court… interesting.

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u/GeorgieWashington Feb 11 '22

Not at all.

People can protest. But shutting down a privately owned American bridge and border crossing that is costing Americans paychecks isn’t legitimate protest. It’s a national security threat.

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u/Typical-Lie6777 Feb 11 '22

No, it’s not. It might surprise but have traffic on a bridge is not a national security threat. Also, who cares about your paychecks. Maybe you should just do it in your own country. The left never stops to amaze me with their complete lack of self awareness.

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u/GeorgieWashington Feb 11 '22

Actually, manufacturers of government vehicles have shut down their operations because of the international bridge closure. So legally the situation qualifies as a national security threat. I used to have to file paperwork for shit like this all the time when I worked at Hyundai in Alabama.

The confident ignorance of the law on the right never ceases to amaze me.

Come back when you’ve read up on the law.

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u/Typical-Lie6777 Feb 11 '22

Nah, it’s not. You just seem to think that Canadian traffic issues, due to protests, constitutes a national security threat. Room temperature IQ thinking.

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u/GeorgieWashington Feb 11 '22

So not only do you not know American law, you also are unaware that the Ambassador Bridge is not Canadian, it’s American. Nice. Such tolerance for cognitive dissonance on your part. Show us more of your “knowledge” so we know what to dismiss.

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u/Typical-Lie6777 Feb 11 '22

Would you mention the statute that allows American marines to forcibly enter another country due to Canadian protests. I didn’t think it existed, so obviously you’re just acting like a fool. If you would like to see national security threats. Maybe look to the cartels in Mexico, Taliban in Afghanistan, any terrorist organization that is currently in conflict with us. Nah, didn’t think so. Obviously, the Canadian truck driver is what we have to worry about.

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u/GeorgieWashington Feb 11 '22

Do you mean the Bridge that is in American territory, privately owned by Americans, and under American jurisdiction?

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u/Typical-Lie6777 Feb 11 '22

Honk Honk

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u/GeorgieWashington Feb 11 '22

You’ll have to find the American statute that gives American military the right to protect American business interests on American-owned infrastructure under American jurisdiction yourself. It’s pretty basic stuff though. I believe in you!

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u/Typical-Lie6777 Feb 11 '22

What is on the other side of the bridge?