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This comment really highlights how you can have someone like GP thinking Republicans are inhibiting border control and Democrats are trying to do something abou
by zarathustreal 3y ago
This comment really highlights how you can have someone like GP thinking Republicans are inhibiting border control and Democrats are trying to do something about it. The discourse around the subject dictates what concepts are held in the mind while considering it. The implication by the left seems to be that the US should, obviously, allow anyone into the country and that the problem is the speed of the immigration process. The reality of the situation is that no country, the US included, can maintain the stable identity and order required to be considered “a country” while allowing unrestricted immigration. It’s simply not possible to accept immigrants without requiring that they know and follow the law, and that takes time to learn. Immediate access to the country does not facilitate that learning and obviously causes significant crime.
- ajross 3y ago> The implication by the left seems to be that the US should, obviously, allow anyone into the country Indeed, there's a disconnect. I can't see anywhere in modern discourse that would have led you to believe that. Can you maybe cite the relevant policymakers or thought leaders or whoever that you are sure hold that opinion? Because I guarantee they don't actually exist. What you just typed is an echo chamber point. It's not what your political enemies think, at all. It's what your political allies[1] want you to think your political enemies think. It's nonsense. [1] Specifically the content-makers running the partisan media you consume.
- IG_Semmelweiss 3y agoHe said the world 'implication' . I don't think you understand what it means. If I'm your child's teacher, and your child doesn't do his homework and gets and F, you are not able to say to me "show me where my kid said he wouldn't do his homework!" , as a defense.