Cecilie1200
Diamond Member
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I don't understand who it is you are criticizing here. What policies encourage people to put children in risky situations? Whose policies? are you referring to?You're ultimately not benefiting children through policies which encourage people to put them in risky situations in order to use them as human shields. When there are no ideal choices, you have to go with the one which is least-bad for everyone involved.
US immigration policies which give adults a pass on incarceration and prosecution when they're caught if they have children with them only encourage more people to drag children along on their border-crossings. The leftists' short-term, emotion-driven concept of "Awwww, the poor little kiddies" SOUNDS good - to them, anyway - but ultimately encourages people to put more children at risk.
What if the risk to the child is greater if they are left behind?
Give me an example of the risk to the child being so great that it outweighs being smuggled illegally across the border, AND absolutely requires that the family sneak across the border, rather than asking for asylum through the proper legal methods.
By all means, share with me your latest hypothetical sob story that bears no relation to reality. I'm all agog.
If I show you an example, you will label it a sob story that "bears no relation to reality" - I don't think you are very cognizant of the reality in some of those Central and South American countries. I have no desire to educate you.
I'll take that as an "I've got shit, but I'm such a lying sack, I'm going to pretend I just don't want to tell you."
Whenever you strap on a pair, come back for round two. 'Cause you didn't even lose this round; you just forfeited.