This_person
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Both.
She's trying to turn our country into the ones people are fleeing, so if she likes that she should return there. If people fleeing countries like that don't like it, they should try and fix it.
These Klan meetings are really getting out of hand. This is not normal.
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She's trying to turn our country into the ones people are fleeing, so if she likes that she should return there. If people fleeing countries like that don't like it, they should try and fix it.
This_person
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Both.
She's trying to turn our country into the ones people are fleeing, so if she likes that she should return there. If people fleeing countries like that don't like it, they should try and fix it.
Burnthings
Active Member
Are you going to answer the actual statement?
You can’t have it both ways islamaphobe.
I wonder why the crowd was chanting against her.
You think they all have a nuanced view of Israeli American relations or they know she is one of two Muslim Congress women?
gemma_rae
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Answer a statement?
Too funny!
This_person
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I think they know she's repeatedly stated horrific comments about America, and they're expressing their displeasure at that.
Burnthings
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state·mentAnswer a statement?
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- a definite or clear expression of something in speech or writing.
gemma_rae
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Hold on. BRB
itsbob
I bowl overhand
Is the American Citizen a Fraudulent Citizen?
Are they a crook??
Do they have connections to, and/ or help fund radical terrorist organizations??
Has this citizen perpetrated crimes that could actually result in her citizenship being rescinded??
The answer is no. Unless you believe all Muslims or terrorists. In that case you are gonna be horrified when you learn you are more likely to be killed by a an alt right Christian white nationalist mass shooter.
So then should all Christians be kicked out of the country too?
This_person
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Are you really that uninformed?
This_person
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I think the "fraudulent" part of the question had to do with marrying her brother, not being Islamic.
Prove it. As usual you believe the crap Trump spews with no proof
“ I believe people are saying”. “ some have said”. Have you not noticed a pattern with him?
This is no different then his questioning of Obama’s birth certificate and you idiots believe it.
Yet shown proof of Trumps laundry list of misdeeds you excuses them all
Pathetic
Burnthings
Active Member
I'd like to hear them as well.
This_person
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Proof you can't go a single post without mentioning Trump, when he has nothing to do with the conversation.
Me: I like Ford trucks
You: You mean like racist homophobe pedophile lying Trump likes trucks????
Burnthings
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This is the politics forum.... right?Proof you can't go a single post without mentioning Trump, when he has nothing to do with the conversation.
Me: I like Ford trucks
You: You mean like racist homophobe pedophile lying Trump likes trucks????
Proof you can't go a single post without mentioning Trump, when he has nothing to do with the conversation.
Me: I like Ford trucks
You: You mean like racist homophobe pedophile lying Trump likes trucks????
Every day, under everyone of his names.
This_person
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It is.
But, one of the few critiques of the stereotypic politically biased person is that they are morally relativistic. If "our guy" is accused of something, and "their guy" did it, too, neither side can admit their own guy is either wrong if the "other" was wrong, or that the "other" is right if their guy is right for doing something.
Another one of the few critiques of the stereotypic politically biased person is that they reflexively attack their political opponent in a completely ad hoc way, like someone saying, "Trump's hair is stupid" having the response of "yeah, but Hillary had 97 hair styles in two years."
In this case, there's absolutely nothing about Trump at all in the discussion of Omar and her comments, the accusation many have made about her marrying her brother, her politics, etc. It is pure deflection and unfettered (to the point of risking psychological health) hatred that would cause the rise of a Trump comment when discussing Omar's bill.
It's certainly well within the bounds to say, "Clinton risked security with X thing" to be responded to with "Trump did too, but with something else" if you have no argument why Clinton's x thing wasn't a security risk. Just like it is within the bounds to say, "yeah but Clinton" when someone brings up a thing Trump did, if your goal is to deflect from the thing Trump did, or you have no better argument about Trump's actions than pointing it out is hypocritical to someone who supported/supports Clinton. Those are the normal reflexive actions someone takes.
But, if you're commenting about the color of the sky, and the response is "yeah but Trump", there's something psychologically wrong with the person who "yabut"s you.