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> Why did you feel that it was necessary to inject political commentary into this? The notion that we can remove politics from all the discussions we have is j
by untog 10y ago
> Why did you feel that it was necessary to inject political commentary into this?
The notion that we can remove politics from all the discussions we have is just silly. Especially when we're discussing immigration, something controlled by the governments we elect and the politicians that represent us.
I'm not arguing that the OP's post was great and insightful ("fascist" is indeed not helpful to use without elaboration) but neither can we say "keep the politics to /r/politics please".
- monksy 10y agoNever said to remove politics from the discussion. The point that you started with was how the technical topic had influence from politics (from another time). My point, don't make blanket inflammatory accusations of a current political party that just came into "rule" [I'm letting you get away with that claim] in the last two months). If you're going to interpolate, make a claim to the political action that occurred and what you feel is going to happen. Right now we're seeing a lot of changes, to make a bold statement there is a direct cause is reaching. (It's because of the "fascist party" we have.. they ran under the conservative/right-party) To blanketly label the party/group of people "in power" that corresponds to the labels being thrown at it leads me to believe that your comment was motivated to just repeat the same catchphrases that are pushed in the left/liberal media.
- yellow_postit 10y agoWe already have direct cause: the religious based travel ban. to my knowledge there is no exception for a founders visa application if you are from this list of countries.