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Are you implying that sending people from Mexico to Mexico is the same as sending them to a death camp? Mexico may not be 1st world but damn... that's a pretty
by theferalrobot 7y ago
Are you implying that sending people from Mexico to Mexico is the same as sending them to a death camp? Mexico may not be 1st world but damn... that's a pretty harsh claim.
- trhway 7y ago1. https://www.pbs.org/video/harsh-detention-1561160200/ https://www.pbs.org/video/harsh-detention-1561160200/ "The Associated Press details grave conditions inside a Texas migrant detention facility where 250 infants, children and teenagers were being held without adequate food, water or sanitation during a recent visit" 2. not many knew back then that it were to become death camps, at least not at the beginning. For typical citizen back then it was presented and looked like a detention/concentration camp, and the citizens were ok with the people being taken there just on the mere basis of being some "other" people. It became death camps in the process and the populace complacence was a major factor here. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nazi_concentration_camps#Pre-war_camps https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nazi_concentration_camps#Pre-w...
- theferalrobot 7y agoI know your trolling since your username is literally throwaway but I’ll still bite - these facilities are for people who are fleeing the poor conditions in their countries for a better life in the USA. The poor conditions are a product of inadequate resources to deal with an influx of people not systemic desire to exterminate. Not to mention your fallacious slippery slope fallacy this is a problem all countries face when dealing with larger than baseline immigration (see Southern European countries a few years ago with Syria).