Only moronic , heartless bastards will not be able relate to this:
Here Is Some of the Human Misery Caused by President Trump’s Muslim Ban From Those Most Impacted
Refugees and people were caught completely off-guard by the order. They reacted with fear, disbelief, and outrage as their lives were turned upside down by the president’s discriminatory and unconstitutional Muslim ban. Some refugees and immigrants had already given away or sold all of their belongings.
Hajira Jilaow
“We have all documents. We are real refugees. I was waiting for five years. I have endured much but I was always optimistic that I will have a brighter future once I am resettled in the U.S. But unfortunately we were told ... that the US President does not allow refugees into his country. I am shocked. I used to hear America always protects vulnerable people and cares about human rights. But I do not think that is true now as this happened to us.”
Fuad Shareef
“I thought in America there are institutions, democracy. This looks like a decision from a dictator. I don’t understand.”
Anahita Moghaddam
“The fact that I’m not even a practicing Muslim is ironic. My job is helping Americans and American companies achieve higher levels of wellbeing and happiness.”
Muhumad Yusuf Dhaqane
“I was always dreaming to be American because during our cultural orientation class, we heard that in America that all people are the same with equal rights whether you are Muslim, Christian or Jew or others. I heard that there is neither discrimination nor racism – if you are black or white you have equal rights in America.
“How can I go back to that refugee camp? I gave out my mattress, my sheets and all my belongings to other people there. Even I sold my small shelter which was sticks and iron sheets so where will I live? Donald Trump killed me for good. He killed my dream and my future”
Daria Zeynalia
“How do I get back home now? What about my job? If I can’t go back soon, I’ll lose everything.”
Murtada Al-Tameemi
“It adds insult to injury when people talk about excluding people like me as if we are a threat to this country when we have fled the very same things this country is fearing – whether Isis or al-Qaida – we have been the victims of their actions.”
If you're worried about atrocities, perhaps you should protest the governments in the Mideast that Behead Gays, Stone Rape Victims, and ritually perform Female Genital Mutilation.
Oh Christ! Are you really so desperate to score a point that you have to resort to obvious logical fallacies? The first fallacy here is a red herring. What is going on in other countries has noting to do with what Trump has done. Nothing. Your bringing it up is just an attempt to derail the topic and divert attention away from this atrocity.
Second of all, it is a false analogy. Again, you can't compare....and its ridiculous to compare, Trumps hysterical, racist and xenophobic policies being implemented in what used to be a democracy, to the middle east that has no tradition or history of democracy or the separation of religion from government.
In addition, and this is my favorite, you are accusing me of being a hypocrite for allegedly not being concerned about atrocities in the middle east. More specifically you have use a fallacy known as a
tu quoque (To kwok we )(Latin for "you, too" or "you, also") or the appeal to hypocrisy, is a logical fallacy that attempts to discredit the opponent's position by asserting the opponent's failure to act consistently in accordance with that position; it attempts to show that a criticism or objection applies equally to the person making it. This dismisses someone's point of view based on criticism of the person's inconsistency and not the position presented whereas a person's inconsistency should not discredit the position. Thus, it is a form of the ad hominem argument. To clarify, although the person being attacked might indeed be acting inconsistently or hypocritically, this does not invalidate their argument."
Now, concerning those abuses in the Middle East, which I am in fact concerned about, what do you propose we do? Engage in more nation building? How did that go in Iraq and Afghanistan. To what extent should we prioritize their human right issues and domestic policies against the wider issues of US interests in the region? What about human rights issues in China and Russia? Why no mention of that. The US has for years been prodding them, as well as out ME allies to clean up their acts but there is only so much that we can do. To suggest that I or anyone is not concerned is just ******* stupid!!
