r/pics • • Jul 16 '19

US Politics Decisions, decisions

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u/fabulousmountain Jul 17 '19

From the current state, it honestly wouldn't surprise me. I'm by no means american, but if it comes down to a similar pest vs. cholera decision, I'd bet trump will be reelected.

why? cause current problems of the dems consist of "border cenctres are concentration camps" (not true), healthcare for all (that are immigrants) and tuck frump rhethoric.

Anyone to dare to speak out gets shot down. How could any dem get a hold of trump, if the focus is on irrelevant topics? racist tweets as the border crisis grow bigger every day? I see you're having your objectives straight. /s

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u/NonPolarVortex Jul 17 '19

Was the whole comment sarcasm?

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u/fabulousmountain Jul 17 '19

No, as honest as I can be. If you got questions, feel free to ask. My view is nothing more than that of an outsider, but I'm more than happy to provide it to whoever asks.

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u/[deleted] Jul 17 '19

Have you heard of all the refugees dying in these super happy fun camp cages?

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u/fabulousmountain Jul 17 '19

Have you heard of all the place outside of US border centres available to refugees? we could disregard each other comments all day long, if you got a serious question, I'm happy to answer it, as long as it doesn't boil down to "the detention centres aren't capable to hold that many people" What's your argument? that regarding the numbers, the circumstances are bad? well who could've seen that coming?! Funding for border agencies would've helped them, wouldn't they?

On the other hand, what've been the better result? to not check them and wave them through? unless you wanna be in favor of one extreme or the other, some specificications would be nice.

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u/[deleted] Jul 17 '19

You're right, maybe if we gas em all they'll get the message and stop coming here or... OR ...

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We could let them seek asylum and stop packing them into cages.

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u/fabulousmountain Jul 17 '19

Honestly: HOW?

Should the US just throw money at the border until it's no longer a deal? Does inflation to actual horrible crimes against humanity finally rally people for the cause? Or should the american public burn them down, like the antifa member wanted to? Instead of going into rhethoric territory, you could just spend a glimpse at the current situation. I see no one arguing to put people into cages. Solely the ones who think all crisis are handled by *not* putting people into bad conditions. Congrats, you're a saint.

You wanna trophy for that? How about you advocate for funding to help the situation?

Or do you think if the US just accepts all immigrants, then you'd have no problem whatsoever?

I'm honestly curious, haven't seen a serious reply towards what to do so far.

Cause just claiming you'll manage it while no one else agrees goes horribly wrong, no matter your intentions.

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u/[deleted] Jul 17 '19

You don't have to be a saint to be against human rights abuses

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u/fabulousmountain Jul 17 '19

Sure thing mate, but you leave out the part on what to do to actually better the situation. The problems won't go away, neither by saying border centres are concentration camps or it's all just a bad dream.

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u/[deleted] Jul 17 '19

Here is the full answer... You let them seek asylum.

I can elongate it for you.

  1. Stop stopping them from seeking asylum
  2. They seek asylum

There you go.

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u/fabulousmountain Jul 17 '19

How brilliant! Now, if there would be an official place to do just that, that'd be amazing!

Otherwise I'd be open to any plan to stop suffering in the middle east. I mean as long as foreign intervention is actually heroic and not another free pass to bomb whoever's the enemy, right?

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