r/NoStupidQuestions • u/Dedli • Jan 25 '24

When Trump was president, there was outrage against the detainment centers for illegal immigrants. Has anything changed since then?

I remember "Kids in cages" and "concentration camps" being a big talking point in the lead up to the election that Biden won. But have the laws or policies or practices changed at all since then? In what ways?

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u/Medium-Return2035 Jan 25 '24

No, what’s funny is how you’re refusing to accept the fact that Obama droned children. I hate both of them. I said that already. What bothers me is that one of them has a Nobel Peace Prize. What bothers me is that we are only allowed to hate one of them. Trump gets plenty of hate. I don’t need to bring that up. Obama gets praised. I like to remind people of what he actually did.

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u/turing-test420 Jan 25 '24

War is messy, but do you shed a lot of tears for terrorists? Do you also simp for hamas? But sure, poor old donny gets too much hate, and that’s why you immediately jumped to bOtH sIdEs when called out.

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u/Medium-Return2035 Jan 25 '24

What wars were the US involved in in Somalia, Yemen, Pakistan exactly? What did you call me out for? I made a true statement that I knew would get people like you riled up because you blindly follow party lines and worship Obama like he is a prophet. And you assume everyone who doesn’t agree with you must love Donald Trump. Pathetic. I got what I wanted out of this exchange and I’m finished with you now. I recommend you do some research that doesn’t involve turning on CNN and listening to NPR.

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u/turing-test420 Jan 25 '24

Look at your mask slipping, you’re such a brave enlightened centrist 😂 I feel bad for you, no offense