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by sejje 10mo ago
Can it hit us?
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by sejje 10mo ago
So anyway, per your link: 170 citizens "wrapped up" by ice during between 327,000 and 605,000 deportations, depending on which source you like (I linked them in a different response to you in another thread). Between .0005% and .0
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by sejje 10mo ago
Yeah, I would care, but like I said, don't think the Western countries can accomplish that. I'm just talking about reality. America can do pretty close to whatever it wants.
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by sejje 10mo ago
The guidelines also say this isn't a place for stuff you'd see on the news. Like Venezuela, the exact thing OP mentioned. There was no tech in the story, no overlap.
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by sejje 10mo ago
What would actually happen?
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by sejje 10mo ago
Oh sorry, you snuck that and changed the subject in while we were taking about people being deported, to try to salvage a point. I'm way more concerned with regular law enforcement endangering American citizens than ICE.
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by sejje 10mo ago
Well I have an exact count already of deported citizens in 2025: zero. The official DHS statistics quote over 605k deported: https://www.dhs.gov/news/2025/12/10/thanks-president-trump-a... The guardian s
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by sejje 10mo ago
If America decided to wipe Italy off the map, you would be happy for the UK to send some money? That would be enough? I don't think you can impose enough diplomatic sanctions on America to make us care, and certainly not enough to make
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by sejje 10mo ago
That would be working as intended, besides the resignation. Any ticket with Trump as VP is putting him next in line, as intended. The people would be knowingly voting for that, and he would have to win the election of course. After a review
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by sejje 10mo ago
The specific Americans you speak of mostly care about domestic issues and trend isolationist. They'll perhaps be slightly peeved anytime we intervene overseas, but they'll certainly overlook it while they get what they want at hom
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by sejje 10mo ago
Several? Like three? 3/600,000 removals in 2025 = .000005% chance So, to answer his question: not realistic at all that you'll get deported as a citizen. That's without fact checking you. I haven't seen anything about ac
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by sejje 10mo ago
I doubt they'll like it, but like most Americans, I think they mostly gloss over foreign policy. Most Americans can't find Venezuela on a map. (Presumably most humans can't) They'll overlook this (and similar moves) and
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by sejje 10mo ago
Because GP is paying attention this time.
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by sejje 10mo ago
Maybe, but it's still the reason Italy can't bomb America. The rest of the world wouldn't do anything about it either, IMO. Just like they're doing for Ukraine now.
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by sejje 10mo ago
How many is it? Your link gets us to 1, and it's from months ago. I expected you to link the number since you're claiming it's high. Supposedly there's been 500k deportations, and 2.5m "self-deportations" in 20
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by sejje 10mo ago
Americans can delete Italy. Venezuelans can't delete America. Yes, a bit of a one way street.
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by sejje 10mo ago
I can't find a photo of what it does. I'm on mobile so I can't use it according to your popup. Your subreddit also doesn't include even one photo or screenshot. I would expect to see both for this product. Is it useful?
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by sejje 10mo ago
I hadn't seen Beeline, but it looks sweet. I may pick one up. I always wonder if I'm just buying future ewaste, though. Looks like it requires their app, which requires their live servers. One acquisition away from end-of-lifed.
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by sejje 10mo ago
I agree, I think it does as well. That's not what the guy said, though. I think I'm just reading what his comment says, but maybe I am doing the same thing as you. I'm just better at it. I got his position correct, you got it
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by sejje 10mo ago
Yep, I think it's a plague and I wish we weren't here. I was just trying to help the guy out. I didn't defend those absolute turds.
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by sejje 10mo ago
I've always thought it seemed early, but in my first grade class we read The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe aloud as a group. I don't really remember us having much trouble. I was hooked, and I read the whole series by third gr
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by sejje 10mo ago
Man, a marketing landing page for a calendar. That's really something. I doubt HN is your market. Everything about that page made me want to run in fear. And I don't trust your download link. I expected some dude's blog with
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by sejje 10mo ago
I like this, but of course the location it points to should be programmable at any time. Then it's useful for everyone without dementia as well, and a bigger market is better. For me, this is the perfect motorcycle navigation. In fact,
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by sejje 10mo ago
No, I responded to their comment as-is. It's you putting words in someone's mouth again, not I. The way you can tell what they mean is this line: "More you punish the victims better you make out." Nobody in America think
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by sejje 10mo ago
> Nguyen moved to UT Austin to start his own lab in January 2024 but passed away suddenly in November before he could finish the final experiments. The paper, of which he is the first author, is dedicated to him. That's sad. I hope
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by sejje 10mo ago
You don't egg randomly inserted words?
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by sejje 10mo ago
Law enforcement is an idea that originated when law originated. There is no law without enforcement. American settlers got the idea from the same place they got the idea for laws. Their home countries. Enforcing laws isn't an American
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by sejje 10mo ago
It's not helpful. You put a lot of words into my mouth, I deny them. I already made my point in my own words. I don't have to deny every position you make up for me. If you read his comment, he refers to everyone going through the
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by sejje 10mo ago
Only if you give my comment the worst possible reading, which goes against the guidelines as you well know.
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by sejje 10mo ago
I don't get those, so there's definitely a setting you can change fwiw

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