Harry Dresden
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about as long as we in this country remember ours....
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Mexican immigration at 46 year low - thanks Obama
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frigidweirdo
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about as long as we in this country remember ours....no they would not,murders are like here,after a while life goes on.....beheadings are different....i will take the word of people who have experienced it over yours.....they remembered the beheadings ....thats what they were talking about...well thats the way you look at it,but then you have never experienced one of these things have you?.....the guy and his dad told me,well the son actually,dad did not speak English, that there are lots of murders in Mexico....but the beheadings were what people were talking about...Yes, it sends a message. But the problem is a massage is already being sent with the murders.
The people might live in more fear, but the reality is the damage has already been done.
Yes, people talk about beheadings because there are beheadings. Without the beheadings they'd be talking about the murders.
Beheadings are done to put fear into people. But murder is still murder. If you're disrupting the stability of an area, then business is much harder. People still try and get on with their lives, or they flee because they don't want to die.
Whether they die and get their head taken off or not, it's still dying, and it still put fears into people.
And if there weren't beheadings, would they not remember the murders?
Potentially on a national scale, but on a local level, they'd remember.
People in certain places in the US live in fear, as do people in Mexico. I mean, the whole reason they want guns is because they live in fear, right?
Harry Dresden
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and they remember the beheadings more and who did it.....about as long as we in this country remember ours....no they would not,murders are like here,after a while life goes on.....beheadings are different....i will take the word of people who have experienced it over yours.....they remembered the beheadings ....thats what they were talking about...well thats the way you look at it,but then you have never experienced one of these things have you?.....the guy and his dad told me,well the son actually,dad did not speak English, that there are lots of murders in Mexico....but the beheadings were what people were talking about...
Yes, people talk about beheadings because there are beheadings. Without the beheadings they'd be talking about the murders.
Beheadings are done to put fear into people. But murder is still murder. If you're disrupting the stability of an area, then business is much harder. People still try and get on with their lives, or they flee because they don't want to die.
Whether they die and get their head taken off or not, it's still dying, and it still put fears into people.
And if there weren't beheadings, would they not remember the murders?
Potentially on a national scale, but on a local level, they'd remember.
People in certain places in the US live in fear, as do people in Mexico. I mean, the whole reason they want guns is because they live in fear, right?
Meathead
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No jobs. That was the Obama way of controlling wetback immigrants.Started back in 2004.
New data show migration across U.S.-Mexico border at 46-year low
“These numbers show that Border Patrol agents are stopping, on average, one or two people per month along the U.S.-Mexico border. Where’s the urgent need to spend hundreds of millions of dollars on further expanding this agency? If Congress approves the wall-building and agent-hiring in the 2018 Homeland Security Bill, they’re wasting taxpayer money without actually addressing very real challenges that do need attention along the U.S.-Mexico border,” said WOLA Director for Defense Oversight Adam Isacson.
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Because they have control of the Government, Republicans are like drunken sailors.
Spend trillions on tax cuts for the rich.
Spend billions on an unneeded wall.
More bombs
Things they don't want to spend money on:
Children's healthcare
School lunches for poor children
Infrastructure
The poor
The middle class.
It's lucky they know where they keep their priorities.
------------------------------- NO , they want guns because owning guns is their RIGHT same as its all Americans RIGHT Frigid .about as long as we in this country remember ours....no they would not,murders are like here,after a while life goes on.....beheadings are different....i will take the word of people who have experienced it over yours.....they remembered the beheadings ....thats what they were talking about...well thats the way you look at it,but then you have never experienced one of these things have you?.....the guy and his dad told me,well the son actually,dad did not speak English, that there are lots of murders in Mexico....but the beheadings were what people were talking about...
Yes, people talk about beheadings because there are beheadings. Without the beheadings they'd be talking about the murders.
Beheadings are done to put fear into people. But murder is still murder. If you're disrupting the stability of an area, then business is much harder. People still try and get on with their lives, or they flee because they don't want to die.
Whether they die and get their head taken off or not, it's still dying, and it still put fears into people.
And if there weren't beheadings, would they not remember the murders?
Potentially on a national scale, but on a local level, they'd remember.
People in certain places in the US live in fear, as do people in Mexico. I mean, the whole reason they want guns is because they live in fear, right?
frigidweirdo
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and they remember the beheadings more and who did it.....about as long as we in this country remember ours....no they would not,murders are like here,after a while life goes on.....beheadings are different....i will take the word of people who have experienced it over yours.....they remembered the beheadings ....thats what they were talking about...Yes, people talk about beheadings because there are beheadings. Without the beheadings they'd be talking about the murders.
Beheadings are done to put fear into people. But murder is still murder. If you're disrupting the stability of an area, then business is much harder. People still try and get on with their lives, or they flee because they don't want to die.
Whether they die and get their head taken off or not, it's still dying, and it still put fears into people.
And if there weren't beheadings, would they not remember the murders?
Potentially on a national scale, but on a local level, they'd remember.
People in certain places in the US live in fear, as do people in Mexico. I mean, the whole reason they want guns is because they live in fear, right?
So?
Harry Dresden
Adamantium Member
in other words they remember beheadings more than just murders...at least you agree with that...and they remember the beheadings more and who did it.....about as long as we in this country remember ours....no they would not,murders are like here,after a while life goes on.....beheadings are different....i will take the word of people who have experienced it over yours.....they remembered the beheadings ....thats what they were talking about...
And if there weren't beheadings, would they not remember the murders?
Potentially on a national scale, but on a local level, they'd remember.
People in certain places in the US live in fear, as do people in Mexico. I mean, the whole reason they want guns is because they live in fear, right?
So?
frigidweirdo
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in other words they remember beheadings more than just murders...at least you agree with that...and they remember the beheadings more and who did it.....about as long as we in this country remember ours....And if there weren't beheadings, would they not remember the murders?
Potentially on a national scale, but on a local level, they'd remember.
People in certain places in the US live in fear, as do people in Mexico. I mean, the whole reason they want guns is because they live in fear, right?
So?
Of course. Beheadings are more shocking.
So..... beyond that, what's the issue here?
Does the fact that someone is killed AND beheaded suddenly make the economy of the country be more disrupted than if they'd just been killed?
Do the fact that they're talking about beheadings instead of killings make the problem any worse?
Harry Dresden
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you are the one who said beheadings aint no more shocking than just killings....im going by what 2 people who seen this shit said....and they sure as hell did not seem to agree with that assessment....in other words they remember beheadings more than just murders...at least you agree with that...and they remember the beheadings more and who did it.....about as long as we in this country remember ours....
Potentially on a national scale, but on a local level, they'd remember.
People in certain places in the US live in fear, as do people in Mexico. I mean, the whole reason they want guns is because they live in fear, right?
So?
Of course. Beheadings are more shocking.
So..... beyond that, what's the issue here?
Does the fact that someone is killed AND beheaded suddenly make the economy of the country be more disrupted than if they'd just been killed?
Do the fact that they're talking about beheadings instead of killings make the problem any worse?
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Realistically...presidents have little to do with illegal immigration rates.
You don't expect a troll to care about that, do you?
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Mexican immigration at 46 year low - thanks Obama
So you're saying it's Obama's fault farmers can't get enough migrant workers?
frigidweirdo
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you are the one who said beheadings aint no more shocking than just killings....im going by what 2 people who seen this shit said....and they sure as hell did not seem to agree with that assessment....in other words they remember beheadings more than just murders...at least you agree with that...and they remember the beheadings more and who did it.....Potentially on a national scale, but on a local level, they'd remember.
People in certain places in the US live in fear, as do people in Mexico. I mean, the whole reason they want guns is because they live in fear, right?
So?
Of course. Beheadings are more shocking.
So..... beyond that, what's the issue here?
Does the fact that someone is killed AND beheaded suddenly make the economy of the country be more disrupted than if they'd just been killed?
Do the fact that they're talking about beheadings instead of killings make the problem any worse?
No, I didn't say that.
I said that beheadings and killings are similar. People die in both. Both put fear into communities, both can help cause problems with the economy.
Beheadings might be something people remember more, but if there are just killings, people will talk about the killings, if there are beheadings then they'll talk about the beheadings.
It's something more shocking, but it doesn't actually do much more than just the killing itself for the economy.
Harry Dresden
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it does much more,they were talking about the beheadings and the effect it had on them way more than the murders....you are the one who said beheadings aint no more shocking than just killings....im going by what 2 people who seen this shit said....and they sure as hell did not seem to agree with that assessment....in other words they remember beheadings more than just murders...at least you agree with that...and they remember the beheadings more and who did it.....
So?
Of course. Beheadings are more shocking.
So..... beyond that, what's the issue here?
Does the fact that someone is killed AND beheaded suddenly make the economy of the country be more disrupted than if they'd just been killed?
Do the fact that they're talking about beheadings instead of killings make the problem any worse?
No, I didn't say that.
I said that beheadings and killings are similar. People die in both. Both put fear into communities, both can help cause problems with the economy.
Beheadings might be something people remember more, but if there are just killings, people will talk about the killings, if there are beheadings then they'll talk about the beheadings.
It's something more shocking, but it doesn't actually do much more than just the killing itself for the economy.
frigidweirdo
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it does much more,they were talking about the beheadings and the effect it had on them way more than the murders....you are the one who said beheadings aint no more shocking than just killings....im going by what 2 people who seen this shit said....and they sure as hell did not seem to agree with that assessment....in other words they remember beheadings more than just murders...at least you agree with that...
Of course. Beheadings are more shocking.
So..... beyond that, what's the issue here?
Does the fact that someone is killed AND beheaded suddenly make the economy of the country be more disrupted than if they'd just been killed?
Do the fact that they're talking about beheadings instead of killings make the problem any worse?
No, I didn't say that.
I said that beheadings and killings are similar. People die in both. Both put fear into communities, both can help cause problems with the economy.
Beheadings might be something people remember more, but if there are just killings, people will talk about the killings, if there are beheadings then they'll talk about the beheadings.
It's something more shocking, but it doesn't actually do much more than just the killing itself for the economy.
Really, and how do you know that? Can you see into parallel universes?
Harry Dresden
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dont retain things?....read post 34....it wasnt that long ago....it does much more,they were talking about the beheadings and the effect it had on them way more than the murders....you are the one who said beheadings aint no more shocking than just killings....im going by what 2 people who seen this shit said....and they sure as hell did not seem to agree with that assessment....in other words they remember beheadings more than just murders...at least you agree with that...
Of course. Beheadings are more shocking.
So..... beyond that, what's the issue here?
Does the fact that someone is killed AND beheaded suddenly make the economy of the country be more disrupted than if they'd just been killed?
Do the fact that they're talking about beheadings instead of killings make the problem any worse?
No, I didn't say that.
I said that beheadings and killings are similar. People die in both. Both put fear into communities, both can help cause problems with the economy.
Beheadings might be something people remember more, but if there are just killings, people will talk about the killings, if there are beheadings then they'll talk about the beheadings.
It's something more shocking, but it doesn't actually do much more than just the killing itself for the economy.
Really, and how do you know that? Can you see into parallel universes?
frigidweirdo
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dont retain things?....read post 34....it wasnt that long ago....it does much more,they were talking about the beheadings and the effect it had on them way more than the murders....you are the one who said beheadings aint no more shocking than just killings....im going by what 2 people who seen this shit said....and they sure as hell did not seem to agree with that assessment....Of course. Beheadings are more shocking.
So..... beyond that, what's the issue here?
Does the fact that someone is killed AND beheaded suddenly make the economy of the country be more disrupted than if they'd just been killed?
Do the fact that they're talking about beheadings instead of killings make the problem any worse?
No, I didn't say that.
I said that beheadings and killings are similar. People die in both. Both put fear into communities, both can help cause problems with the economy.
Beheadings might be something people remember more, but if there are just killings, people will talk about the killings, if there are beheadings then they'll talk about the beheadings.
It's something more shocking, but it doesn't actually do much more than just the killing itself for the economy.
Really, and how do you know that? Can you see into parallel universes?
No, I don't retain things that random people write.
Moonglow
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Yeah, cause Asians started getting lazy like white folks.Mexican immigration at 46 year low - thanks Obama
So you're saying it's Obama's fault farmers can't get enough migrant workers?
Harry Dresden
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if you cant remember what was said in a conversation you are having here....then why converse with someone?..dont retain things?....read post 34....it wasnt that long ago....it does much more,they were talking about the beheadings and the effect it had on them way more than the murders....you are the one who said beheadings aint no more shocking than just killings....im going by what 2 people who seen this shit said....and they sure as hell did not seem to agree with that assessment....
No, I didn't say that.
I said that beheadings and killings are similar. People die in both. Both put fear into communities, both can help cause problems with the economy.
Beheadings might be something people remember more, but if there are just killings, people will talk about the killings, if there are beheadings then they'll talk about the beheadings.
It's something more shocking, but it doesn't actually do much more than just the killing itself for the economy.
Really, and how do you know that? Can you see into parallel universes?
No, I don't retain things that random people write.
basquebromance
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if we allow illegal immigration, there is no point to legal immigration!
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Started back in 2004.
New data show migration across U.S.-Mexico border at 46-year low
“These numbers show that Border Patrol agents are stopping, on average, one or two people per month along the U.S.-Mexico border. Where’s the urgent need to spend hundreds of millions of dollars on further expanding this agency? If Congress approves the wall-building and agent-hiring in the 2018 Homeland Security Bill, they’re wasting taxpayer money without actually addressing very real challenges that do need attention along the U.S.-Mexico border,” said WOLA Director for Defense Oversight Adam Isacson.
====================
Because they have control of the Government, Republicans are like drunken sailors.
Spend trillions on tax cuts for the rich.
Spend billions on an unneeded wall.
More bombs
Things they don't want to spend money on:
Children's healthcare
School lunches for poor children
Infrastructure
The poor
The middle class.
It's lucky they know where they keep their priorities.
But, but, but IT'S A CRISIS AT THE SOUTHERN BORDER! WE'RE BEING OVERRUN! THE END IS NEAR!
If we weren't watching trump supporters buy this huge lie in front of our faces and repeat his outright proven lies as if golden butterflies that dropped from god's lips no one would believe they could be so gullibly stupid.
But they are. Watch, they'll try to deny the facts in this thread because their dear leader handed them another glass of koolaid.
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