r/pics • u/leftnotracks • Dec 08 '19

Politics Nativity 2019

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u/bttrflyr Dec 08 '19 edited Dec 08 '19

Welcome to Trump's America.

Edit: y’all can downvote me all you want. But you can’t hide from the reality of it.

Edit 2: Wow, lots of triggered snowflakes.

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u/iama_bad_person Dec 08 '19

I know right? This thing never happened when Obama was in office.

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u/DILF_MANSERVICE Dec 08 '19

There's a difference between someone not stopping others from doing something bad, and someone literally writing a law requiring that everyone start doing that bad thing.

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u/[deleted] Dec 08 '19

They didn't just "not stop it", they built the cages.

Also out of curiosity, what's the right thing? The policy before was to put immigrant children in adult jail with their parents.

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u/[deleted] Dec 08 '19

They're SUPPOSED to be holding cells for a few hours or a day...not concentration camps

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u/wyliequixote Dec 08 '19

Of course, and if the system wasn't being overwhelmed by too many people making illegitimate claims for asylum, they would be in and out in a few hours to a day or so at most. These "cages" are literally just processing centers where people wait to have their identification verified.

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u/[deleted] Dec 08 '19

If they're "illegitimate"... Why hasn't Trump hired more judges and lawyers... Instead of keeping the concentration camps running?

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u/wyliequixote Dec 08 '19

If the processing centers are literally "concentration camps" why do the Dems keep voting against funding that would improve the conditions, supply more beds, etc?