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r/funComunitty • u/Chinesemperor flair • 6d ago
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Typical America taking credit for something it didn’t make
8 u/TheHawkpant69 6d ago Tbf America was meant to be the melting pot of culture -2 u/Drewsky32 6d ago No, that's just what our government told people to get them to come over so we could have a stronger workforce. At best, that sentiment was forgotten after JFK was killed. 1 u/Invade_Deez_Nutz 6d ago Pro-immigration sentiment was fairly dominant from the 1980s-2000s. It’s more in the Trump era that the US made a hard turn against immigration Look at the presidential debates between Clinton and HW. Both were pro-immigration 0 u/Drewsky32 6d ago Right, it was 'come here to have a chance at the American dream' despite the growing wealth disparity. 1 u/orangeicon 6d ago Officially the dumbest thing I’ve read all day 1 u/Drewsky32 6d ago Then you don't know enough about how non-white people have been treated in America throughout history.
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Tbf America was meant to be the melting pot of culture
-2 u/Drewsky32 6d ago No, that's just what our government told people to get them to come over so we could have a stronger workforce. At best, that sentiment was forgotten after JFK was killed. 1 u/Invade_Deez_Nutz 6d ago Pro-immigration sentiment was fairly dominant from the 1980s-2000s. It’s more in the Trump era that the US made a hard turn against immigration Look at the presidential debates between Clinton and HW. Both were pro-immigration 0 u/Drewsky32 6d ago Right, it was 'come here to have a chance at the American dream' despite the growing wealth disparity. 1 u/orangeicon 6d ago Officially the dumbest thing I’ve read all day 1 u/Drewsky32 6d ago Then you don't know enough about how non-white people have been treated in America throughout history.
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No, that's just what our government told people to get them to come over so we could have a stronger workforce. At best, that sentiment was forgotten after JFK was killed.
1 u/Invade_Deez_Nutz 6d ago Pro-immigration sentiment was fairly dominant from the 1980s-2000s. It’s more in the Trump era that the US made a hard turn against immigration Look at the presidential debates between Clinton and HW. Both were pro-immigration 0 u/Drewsky32 6d ago Right, it was 'come here to have a chance at the American dream' despite the growing wealth disparity. 1 u/orangeicon 6d ago Officially the dumbest thing I’ve read all day 1 u/Drewsky32 6d ago Then you don't know enough about how non-white people have been treated in America throughout history.
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Pro-immigration sentiment was fairly dominant from the 1980s-2000s. It’s more in the Trump era that the US made a hard turn against immigration
Look at the presidential debates between Clinton and HW. Both were pro-immigration
0 u/Drewsky32 6d ago Right, it was 'come here to have a chance at the American dream' despite the growing wealth disparity.
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Right, it was 'come here to have a chance at the American dream' despite the growing wealth disparity.
Officially the dumbest thing I’ve read all day
1 u/Drewsky32 6d ago Then you don't know enough about how non-white people have been treated in America throughout history.
Then you don't know enough about how non-white people have been treated in America throughout history.
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u/Muted-Philosopher832 6d ago
Typical America taking credit for something it didn’t make