CKL TML 🌺Apr 1, 2021·1 replyCLB Fractionsyour white savior complex is showing
says the white @Travis_scott_ saved my life headass
Apr 1, 2021free worldok send those who came from mexico back to mexico
and send people from south / central america back there too
would rather do that that over putting tax paper money into building more facilities for illegal immigrants
That’s what ends up happening but there is a process.
- Apr 1, 2021
shanedo you actually need someone to spell it out
- Apr 1, 2021·1 replyCKL TML
says the white @Travis_scott_ saved my life headass
im black what about you?
- Apr 1, 2021
black as white chocolate
- CKL TML 🌺Apr 1, 2021·1 replyCLB Fractions
im black what about you?
middle eastern :)
- Apr 1, 2021·1 replyCKL TML
middle eastern :)
What does being black have to do anything in this thread lol wtf
- CKL TML 🌺Apr 1, 2021free world
What does being black have to do anything in this thread lol wtf
No idea
Apr 2, 2021CLB Fractionsim a citizen f*** are you even saying lmao. we cant just have anyone who wants come live here 🙄
I can almost guarantee that you wouldn't pass a citizenship test lmaoo
"I'm a citizen" only because you were lucky on where you were born.
- Apr 2, 2021·1 replyRIP CODEINE
why would you come to the US as an illegal knowing what tf is the situation over here and what they would do to you
why do people sell d****?
why do people engage in s***work?
why do people shoplift?
Why do people do any of these things given the consequenses laid behind them.
because there is little to no oppritunity to get it other wise, it REALLY isn't that hard to have empathy for others situations
- Apr 2, 2021CLB Fractions
your white savior complex is showing
you lack compassion, seek some therapy -a nigga
Apr 2, 2021
SlappyBagso because these people aren't considered citizens, we force them to live like this?
disgusting
well they treat their citizens just the same
- Apr 2, 2021shane
Niggas who never immigrated to the United States living in complete ignorance of the process and how long it takes
Apr 2, 2021·1 replyCLB Fractionsagain no one made them come. Also when did america "loot and plunder"
When did america "loot and plunder"
Are you overlooking the past 100 years of American intervention in Latin America and the political/social instabilities these interventions have had in the region? We can go as far back as the end of the Spanish-American War (late 19th century) when America used the sinking of a warship as a pretense to go to war with the Spanish and lay claim over Cuba and Puerto Rico in the Caribbean.
Then after that splendid, little war the US (at the behest of business interests) decides to stick their nose into Latin American affairs once more and effectively occupies a good chunk of this region (namely Central America) under the pretense of a "good neighbor policy". In reality, the common people of these countries got shafted, with the business and financial interests of the US secured and allowed to basically plunder much of the region's natural resources. With this in mind, the US wasn't about to let any Joe Schmo govern these nations, the US wanted to make sure that whoever was running the country would ensure that US hegemony would remain stable and under no threat of revolt (Batista in Cuba, Ubico in Guatemala, Bonilla in Honduras). US companies, especially fruit and agriculture companies, had a field day (no pun intended), with this set-up and during the 20th century had established "banana republics" reaping in tremendous amounts of wealth, with very little going toward the general development of these nations and helping lift the living standards of people in these countries (which is why you have so many Latin Americans fleeing gang violence, economic instability, etc.)
This is by no means a one-off either, the OAS (just another instrument that works to maintain US control over Latin America), 2 years ago in Dec. claimed that there was "widespread fraud" in Bolivia's election that year (which turned out to be false, big surprise). With the coup of Morales, an interim gov't (unlawfully) filled the vacuum and Áñez and co. were more aligned with US business and gov't interests (an end to Morales meant an end to socialism in Bolivia, an end to Morales also meant Bolivia's natural resources were under the threat of being privatized) and so Bolivia came very close to essentially being plundered of its vast lithium reserves had Áñez and her goons been allowed the opportunity to fully privatize that sector of the economy.
So to come in with such a stupid take as to say "hur dur when has america ever looted and plundered?" is just asinine my brother.
- Apr 2, 2021elmuchachoalegre
When did america "loot and plunder"
Are you overlooking the past 100 years of American intervention in Latin America and the political/social instabilities these interventions have had in the region? We can go as far back as the end of the Spanish-American War (late 19th century) when America used the sinking of a warship as a pretense to go to war with the Spanish and lay claim over Cuba and Puerto Rico in the Caribbean.
Then after that splendid, little war the US (at the behest of business interests) decides to stick their nose into Latin American affairs once more and effectively occupies a good chunk of this region (namely Central America) under the pretense of a "good neighbor policy". In reality, the common people of these countries got shafted, with the business and financial interests of the US secured and allowed to basically plunder much of the region's natural resources. With this in mind, the US wasn't about to let any Joe Schmo govern these nations, the US wanted to make sure that whoever was running the country would ensure that US hegemony would remain stable and under no threat of revolt (Batista in Cuba, Ubico in Guatemala, Bonilla in Honduras). US companies, especially fruit and agriculture companies, had a field day (no pun intended), with this set-up and during the 20th century had established "banana republics" reaping in tremendous amounts of wealth, with very little going toward the general development of these nations and helping lift the living standards of people in these countries (which is why you have so many Latin Americans fleeing gang violence, economic instability, etc.)
This is by no means a one-off either, the OAS (just another instrument that works to maintain US control over Latin America), 2 years ago in Dec. claimed that there was "widespread fraud" in Bolivia's election that year (which turned out to be false, big surprise). With the coup of Morales, an interim gov't (unlawfully) filled the vacuum and Áñez and co. were more aligned with US business and gov't interests (an end to Morales meant an end to socialism in Bolivia, an end to Morales also meant Bolivia's natural resources were under the threat of being privatized) and so Bolivia came very close to essentially being plundered of its vast lithium reserves had Áñez and her goons been allowed the opportunity to fully privatize that sector of the economy.
So to come in with such a stupid take as to say "hur dur when has america ever looted and plundered?" is just asinine my brother.
so the USA has never looted and plundered mexico and south america got it. thx
Apr 2, 2021·1 reply
JaeRell@op
Do you believe we should build more migrant facilities to deal with the overcrowding?
do you believe we should put them under a bridge?
- Apr 2, 2021
5 pages of feeding a Monsters Inc troll
- Apr 2, 2021Cudderwalks
do you believe we should put them under a bridge?
Can you answer my question? I've never once seen you offer any substantive information on this topic so I'm curious of your viewpoint.
Nessy 🦎Apr 2, 2021·2 repliesfree worldok send those who came from mexico back to mexico
and send people from south / central america back there too
would rather do that that over putting tax paper money into building more facilities for illegal immigrants
Immigration brings in more money to a country than it costs
- Apr 2, 2021·1 replyNessy
Immigration brings in more money to a country than it costs
depends on the migration my guy, don't compare me a legal man from ethiopia who came with a visa with someone without papers
- Nessy 🦎Apr 2, 2021·1 replyRIP CODEINE
depends on the migration my guy, don't compare me a legal man from ethiopia who came with a visa with someone without papers
Someone without paper that pays taxes but gets almost no welfare benefits?
- Apr 2, 2021·1 replyNessy
Someone without paper that pays taxes but gets almost no welfare benefits?
how can you pay taxes if you're an illegal
- Nessy 🦎Apr 2, 2021RIP CODEINE
how can you pay taxes if you're an illegal
- Nessy 🦎Apr 2, 2021·1 reply
Google it i guess
- Apr 2, 2021Nessy
Google it i guess
Nvm they have to
we all on the same boat