Ghost of a Rider
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he real determining factor as to the nature of these facilities is not what they're called but rather, what they do there.
We know exactly what they do there. The forcibly incarcerate human beings in inhumane situations because of their race..
Every one of those people entered the country voluntarily.
which you are just fine with.
If I thought that's what was happening, I would not be fine with it. But alas, unlike you and so many liberal hysterics, I don't let skin color cloud my objectivity. While I say that logic, reason, common sense and the law are color blind and thus that "little brown people" are beholden to the same laws as anyone else, you would use their skin color as a weapon against those you disagree with.
You do not honor these people and you do them no favors using their ethnicity as a moral prop or weapon against your political opponents. They deserve more consideration than that.
First of all, processing does not take ten minutes. You can't determine if a person has a criminal record or what their intentions are in that amount of time. Second, allowing reporters in will accomplish nothing but to make the processing take even longer.
Sure we can.
Yeah, if you don't give a shit about allowing gangbangers and sex traffickers into the country.
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We can reasonably determine this person isn't a criminal. See. that was fucking easy.
It was, wasn't it? Now, about that scarred dude with all the MS-13 tats, well, that's a different story, isn't it?
Letting reporters in would prevent people like you stop denying they are concentration camps.
Why would I care if a reporter is going to go into hysterics making fallacious Nazi/Hitler/concentration camp analogies when I've already got you for that?