US immigration breaking up families

[Fartsniffage]

Do you really need to taunt the children and put them in cages?

No, but is this the fault of the Trump Administration?

Yes. They are the ones doing it.

[Nanatsu no Tsuki]

The administration is thinking about housing the kids in tent cities because foster homes and shelters are running out of room. Tent cities...

[Liriena]

Do you really need to taunt the children and put them in cages?

No, but is this the fault of the Trump Administration?

Yes, actually. We know it was entirely this administration's policy, despite them bullshitting about "Democrats pushing a law on us".

[Liriena]

The administration is thinking about housing the kids in tent cities because foster homes and shelters are running out of room. Tent cities...

Joe Arpaio must be so excited.

Oh, and a lot of these facilities are privately run.

Yeah, that's right: some corporate fuckheads are making money out of this.

[Fartsniffage]

The administration is thinking about housing the kids in tent cities because foster homes and shelters are running out of room. Tent cities...

In Texas where temperatures hit 40C.

[Hakons]

All of this needs evidence. I know immigration authorities can be rough, but America is still a pretty good place to be detained, globally speaking.

https://theintercept.com/2018/04/11/imm ... e-ice-dhs/

And

https://edition.cnn.com/2018/05/26/poli ... index.html

Those are, presumably, rare and, obviously, violate U.S. law and law enforcement codes. The difference between U.S. detention facilities and concentration camps is that people in the former have manifest natural rights while the people in the latter tend to have a low life expectancy. There are clearly problems with the U.S. system, but the overwhelming majority of the time a stay in U.S. detention will be better than a stay in the majority of other detention facilities in the world, let alone concentration camps.

[Fartsniffage]

https://theintercept.com/2018/04/11/imm ... e-ice-dhs/

And

https://edition.cnn.com/2018/05/26/poli ... index.html

Those are, presumably, rare and, obviously, violate U.S. law and law enforcement codes. The difference between U.S. detention facilities and concentration camps is that people in the former have manifest natural rights while the people in the latter tend to have a low life expectancy. There are clearly problems with the U.S. system, but the overwhelming majority of the time a stay in U.S. detention will be better than a stay in the majority of other detention facilities in the world, let alone concentration camps.

The vast majority of countries don't put children in cages.

[Liriena]

https://theintercept.com/2018/04/11/imm ... e-ice-dhs/

And

https://edition.cnn.com/2018/05/26/poli ... index.html

Those are, presumably, rare and, obviously, violate U.S. law and law enforcement codes. The difference between U.S. detention facilities and concentration camps is that people in the former have manifest natural rights while the people in the latter tend to have a low life expectancy. There are clearly problems with the U.S. system, but the overwhelming majority of the time a stay in U.S. detention will be better than a stay in the majority of other detention facilities in the world, let alone concentration camps.

I don't give a shit how awful North Korean labor camps are compared to these detention centers. What you just did is called the fallacy of relative privation, and it's giving me vicarious embarrassment.

[Nanatsu no Tsuki]

The administration is thinking about housing the kids in tent cities because foster homes and shelters are running out of room. Tent cities...

Joe Arpaio must be so excited.

Oh, and a lot of these facilities are privately run.

Yeah, that's right: some corporate fuckheads are making money out of this.

This video speaks volumes: https://www.bbc.com/news/av/embed/p05tqlmb/44523541

[The Derpy Democratic Republic Of Herp]

The actual fuck

Broken link.

should work now?

Do you really need to taunt the children and put them in cages?

No, but is this the fault of the Trump Administration?

Yes.

[San Lumen]

Those are, presumably, rare and, obviously, violate U.S. law and law enforcement codes. The difference between U.S. detention facilities and concentration camps is that people in the former have manifest natural rights while the people in the latter tend to have a low life expectancy. There are clearly problems with the U.S. system, but the overwhelming majority of the time a stay in U.S. detention will be better than a stay in the majority of other detention facilities in the world, let alone concentration camps.

The vast majority of countries don't put children in cages.

and ICE and the Border Patrol should stop separating children and putting them in cages in defiance of the racist in the White House.

[Liriena]

Those are, presumably, rare and, obviously, violate U.S. law and law enforcement codes. The difference between U.S. detention facilities and concentration camps is that people in the former have manifest natural rights while the people in the latter tend to have a low life expectancy. There are clearly problems with the U.S. system, but the overwhelming majority of the time a stay in U.S. detention will be better than a stay in the majority of other detention facilities in the world, let alone concentration camps.

The vast majority of countries don't put children in cages.

And the fact that other countries may be even crueler about it does not exonerate your own cruelty.

You don't get a free pass because you're not literally putting these children in gas chambers.

[Liriena]

Joe Arpaio must be so excited.

Oh, and a lot of these facilities are privately run.

Yeah, that's right: some corporate fuckheads are making money out of this.

This video speaks volumes: https://www.bbc.com/news/av/embed/p05tqlmb/44523541

That was painful.

[San Lumen]

This video speaks volumes: https://www.bbc.com/news/av/embed/p05tqlmb/44523541

That was painful.

That makes me ashamed to call myself American.

[Diarcesia]

Assuming this is true, it appears to me that the current admin has no intention for immigration reform and would just want to flaunt how an exclusive club American residency/citizenship is and how "filthy third-worlders" are rendered ineligible by default. Maybe I wouldn't be so irked if not for the fact that the US had their fair share of screwing many of those nations in the past. Classic bullying. I shudder to think what would happen if one of those children (assuming they're natural born) becomes the president someday. They would be capable of great good or great evil, and you'd better hope that it's the former.

Because that's just what may happen. You heard it here first.

[Nanatsu no Tsuki]

This video speaks volumes: https://www.bbc.com/news/av/embed/p05tqlmb/44523541

That was painful.

I can understand the law, you know. I get that said laws need to be enforced but this? The US is hardly the only country doing such a thing but still. This is incredibly sad and I don't think people have been thinking properly about the consequences.

[Hakons]

The vast majority of countries don't put children in cages.

And the fact that other countries may be even crueler about it does not exonerate your own cruelty.

You don't get a free pass because you're not literally putting these children in gas chambers.

I'm on your bloody side, but you folks make it difficult when you think the U.S. is literally running concentration camps. We are not, and to suggest otherwise is erroneous and pushes people away from you and your anti-americanism.

[Conserative Morality]

And the fact that other countries may be even crueler about it does not exonerate your own cruelty.

You don't get a free pass because you're not literally putting these children in gas chambers.

I'm on your bloody side, but you folks make it difficult when you think the U.S. is literally running concentration camps. We are not, and to suggest otherwise is erroneous and pushes people away from you and your anti-americanism.

... it's not really much different from a concentration camp. Do remember that concentration camps are not for killing people, unlike extermination camps. I don't really see a lot of difference between this and the original Boer Concentration Camps used by the British, except that they're indoors and have less disease.

[Conserative Morality]

That was painful.

That makes me ashamed to call myself American.

I'm not. I'm ashamed that the people involved in this call themselves Americans.

[Liriena]

And the fact that other countries may be even crueler about it does not exonerate your own cruelty.

You don't get a free pass because you're not literally putting these children in gas chambers.

I'm on your bloody side, but you folks make it difficult when you think the U.S. is literally running concentration camps. We are not, and to suggest otherwise is erroneous and pushes people away from you and your anti-americanism.

So what's the big difference between these "detention centers" and the Japanese internment camps?

Definitely not humane conditions or respect for due process. Probably not color-blindness.

[San Lumen]

I'm on your bloody side, but you folks make it difficult when you think the U.S. is literally running concentration camps. We are not, and to suggest otherwise is erroneous and pushes people away from you and your anti-americanism.

... it's not really much different from a concentration camp. Do remember that concentration camps are not for killing people, unlike extermination camps. I don't really see a lot of difference between this and the original Boer Concentration Camps used by the British, except that they're indoors and have less disease.

The videos and and stories from these camps remind me of the internment camps for Japanese Americans in 1942. George Takai was among those interned. He warned about this and not letting it happen again but it seems the Republican base eats this up.

[Grinning Dragon]

No, but is this the fault of the Trump Administration?

Yes. They are the ones doing it.

Happened during the bho years.
Obama’s Immigration Agencies Separated Children From Their Families, Too

[The Derpy Democratic Republic Of Herp]

https://theintercept.com/2018/04/11/imm ... e-ice-dhs/

And

https://edition.cnn.com/2018/05/26/poli ... index.html

Those are, presumably, rare and, obviously, violate U.S. law and law enforcement codes. The difference between U.S. detention facilities and concentration camps is that people in the former have manifest natural rights while the people in the latter tend to have a low life expectancy. There are clearly problems with the U.S. system, but the overwhelming majority of the time a stay in U.S. detention will be better than a stay in the majority of other detention facilities in the world, let alone concentration camps.

It's still shitty to put a child in a cage.

Speaking as an neighbor to the US: I love the US, but what the fuck are you doing?

Stop putting kids in cages.

[Hakons]

I'm on your bloody side, but you folks make it difficult when you think the U.S. is literally running concentration camps. We are not, and to suggest otherwise is erroneous and pushes people away from you and your anti-americanism.

... it's not really much different from a concentration camp. Do remember that concentration camps are not for killing people, unlike extermination camps. I don't really see a lot of difference between this and the original Boer Concentration Camps used by the British, except that they're indoors and have less disease.

And have better nutrition. And provide education. And have better medecine. And provide better legal sources. And have better civil rights. Ect...

[Fartsniffage]

And the fact that other countries may be even crueler about it does not exonerate your own cruelty.

You don't get a free pass because you're not literally putting these children in gas chambers.

I'm on your bloody side, but you folks make it difficult when you think the U.S. is literally running concentration camps. We are not, and to suggest otherwise is erroneous and pushes people away from you and your anti-americanism.

Children in cages on concrete floors supplied with roll matts and a foil blanket.

Sort it the fuck out.