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Of course he is not above the law But he does think that him selfDo you believe Trump is above the law?
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Of course he is not above the law But he does think that him selfDo you believe Trump is above the law?
Do you believe Trump is above the law?
I don't appreciate the D-Day celebrations being dragged down by current US politics and the immigration debate. I think that is pretty degrading to the entire meaning of what D-Day is all about. Could we not just keep this US nonsense out of D-Day?
Do you believe Trump is above the law?
Yes he stomping on the law because he does not care about other then him selfHe has put the law under his feet.
Of course he is not above the law But he does think that him self
NoDo you believe anyone is above the law?
Could we not just keep this US nonsense out of D-Day?
How a Jew can complain about people fleeing for a better life is beyond me.
There are people all over this planet that go from one country to an other without paper according to the law it is not ok to do so, but they are human beings and should be treated as humans not as animals. Even they do wrong yes they should be given a form of punishment, but not the way Trump want to. And i do not support that they split kids and parents.Even those who enter our (or any) country illegally?
Today, June 6, 2019, marks the anniversary of D-Day, the WW II invasion of Normandy by Allied forces. That invasion had 157,000 participants. It is recognized and acknowledged as one of the largest invasions in history. So far in fiscal 2019 (which began last October) there have been over 600,000 arrests of people attempting to illegally enter the U.S. That’s only the number arrested and interdicted, it doesn’t include those not caught. That is four times as many people as took part in the D-Day invasion.
Shouldn’t the masses coming across the border illegally be properly called an invasion?
Rather migration.Today, June 6, 2019, marks the anniversary of D-Day, the WW II invasion of Normandy by Allied forces. That invasion had 157,000 participants. It is recognized and acknowledged as one of the largest invasions in history. So far in fiscal 2019 (which began last October) there have been over 600,000 arrests of people attempting to illegally enter the U.S. That’s only the number arrested and interdicted, it doesn’t include those not caught. That is four times as many people as took part in the D-Day invasion.
Shouldn’t the masses coming across the border illegally be properly called an invasion?
There are people all over this planet that go from one country to an other without paper according to the law it is not ok to do so, but they are human beings and should be treated as humans not as animals. Even they do wrong yes they should be given a form of punishment, but not the way Trump want to. And i do not support that they split kids and parents.
As i said before i see humans as humans and treat them the same. I dont care where they are from or what color their skin is.
Yes if we brake the law there will be punishment. but in the same time i have compassion for all those people who run from their country in hope of getting a new life. Paper or no paper they do need helpThis is why. IMHO, you have so much trouble answering a simple question. You are either a law breaker or you're not. If you break the law, you need to face the consequences; doesn't matter if you empathize with them or not.
So being a refugee or an asylum seeker is against the law now?This is why. IMHO, you have so much trouble answering a simple question. You are either a law breaker or you're not. If you break the law, you need to face the consequences; doesn't matter if you empathize with them or not.
Nicely done. It depends on ones perspective!Depends on how one may define "invasion", plus the context it may be used in.
For example, when Jews tried to flee fascist-controlled Europe, would you call that an "invasion"? How about when Europeans invaded the Americas?
"Invasions" are as old as the hills as human populations have always been mobile from time to time, and the boundaries that demarcate countries are entirely artificial and flexible. .What we are seeing at our southern border is not really that unusual, but how we may or may not handle this can be quite telling as to what kind of people we are. Remember the ship the St. Louis?
He thinks he is and that everything is about him.Do you believe Trump is above the law?
Could we not just keep this nonsense out of D-Day?