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DPsx7 posted...

I'm me and know they are wrong. Easy as that. Pack your shit and leave instead of bringing down half of society because you're so stupid and offended. I've already said this is more than just whining about gov't. Like really, you're offended because of a white model in a catalog? That's not racism until you make it into a problem. Find something of value to protest.

Blame the people who can't make a decision. It's clear neither party is going to give in. The pres doesn't run EVERYTHING.

I don't vote so I'm indifferent about who is in office. It's the SJW's that should be deported because they are the ones pissing and moaning about the most inane things. Honestly I'd prefer immigrants over you, they'll be glad to be here. And they'll work while you sit to wait for handouts.

This is why I avoid politics. If people want to know what I really think, well... Prepare to be offended because I won't sugarcoat it.

So anyone who you don't agree with or approve of can just fuck off and leave?

If you are that threatened by the actions and opinions of other people that you would rather they just leave the country, then, personally, I feel that you need a good solid wakeup back into reality. People will never agree on everything, that's obvious. But you need to realize that just because people don't agree with each other doesn't mean either side needs to leave. The country and internet is big enough for both sides.

While you're right, the president doesn't run everything, he is the one who could've made a decision and compromised with the other side on this issue regarding the wall.

https://www.npr.org/2018/12/22/679424044/government-shuts-down-ahead-of-holiday-over-stalemate-on-border-wall-funding

The Senate has adjourned with no business in the chamber anticipated before Thursday afternoon and, maybe not even then, if congressional leaders and President Trump can't reach an agreement over the president's demand for $5 billion in funding for his border wall.

The House and Senate convened at noon Saturday, but no votes were scheduled and many lawmakers have already left town. House GOP leaders have advised lawmakers that they will be given 24 hours' notice of any planned vote.

In remarks on the Senate floor, Majority Leader Mitch McConnell put the burden on Trump to cut a deal with House and Senate Democratic leaders, Nancy Pelosi and Chuck Schumer. "When those negotiations produce a solution that is acceptable to all of those parties, it will receive a vote here on the Senate floor," McConnell said.

Why don't you vote?

So deport legal citizens just because they're exercising their right to free speech and peaceably protest? Do you have a source for this claim about handouts? I don't know about you, but I work for a living - I don't get handouts. I'm sure most of the "social justice warriors" work, too, or are students. Not everyone is a bum.