If you don't understand this, then you don't understand the responsibilities of someone in such high position. Sure, we need to hold ourselves to standards, but our behavior doesn't influence hundreds of millions of people. They have great power and with it great responsibilities that average citizens do not.
We don't have to put them anywhere. In the past, for the most part*, asylum seekers were allowed to enter the country and given a court date.
Calling people Nazis is not common ground. That's my point. People are doing what our congressman, blue and red, have on the law book
That doesn't mean ****. They are coming here on their own free will. You dudes compared that to Nazi camps where they killed millions in absolutely disgusting fashion and other forms of genocide. Which is downright ignorance.
Calling the detention centers "concentration camps" is not the same as calling anyone a Nazi. There were concentration camps before there were Nazis and there have been concentration camps since. We had concentration camps in the U.S. during WWII where we kept Japanese people.
Where we rounded up legal citizens and forced them into camps with terrible food, water, and living conditions. These people being held are in no danger of starvation, get medical treatment, and are living better than a good chunk of poverty stricken folk that can't even put food on the table. As I said such damn ignorance and fear mongering.
Common ground means both parties get on the table and come up with a solution. Neither are. One side is basically saying borders should be non-existent and we should allow anyone to just come in. The other is saying find asylum in Mexico or like any reasonable immigrant come here legally.
Yes, and one of them is a museum in southern California, northeast of LA. I actually visited once. From the pictures I saw and the information that was provided, it was much better than the prisons they are hoarding the illegal immigrants in now.
