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Original comment, written by you! > ... At least the non-citizens typically still have a backup home abroad. Next reply: > having a backup home abroad does y
by Volundr 11mo ago
Original comment, written by you!
> ... At least the non-citizens typically still have a backup home abroad.
Next reply:
> having a backup home abroad does you no good if you are trafficked to a labour camp in some random hellhole country
Then the comment I replied to:
> Yes, you can imagine bad things.
(Implying this fear is unfounded)
Yeah man, I can read. We're very clearly talking about non-citizens. Your original comment did ALSO mention US citizens, but since we are talking about people with a "backup home abroad" the reply is clearly referencing the non-citizens in your original comment.
- OutOfHere 11mo agoRight, but the concern was expressed primarily for citizens, less so for non-citizens. You read the words but missed the point.
- Volundr 11mo agoYou missed the point that we are clearly talking about how having backup in your home country doesn't help if the US ships you off to some random prison in another country. If your only concerned about US citizens I guess that's up to you, but the conversation had very clearly moved past that.