The Democrat Party Hates America

[Immanuel Can]

Everybody gets due process, criminals included.

Which "process"?

What "process" is "due" to an illegal migrant, terrorist-gang member who's dealing drugs and beating his wife?

Do you want me to paste the fourteenth ammendment again?

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No, just to answer the question as given.

[Immanuel Can]

They may have or may not have known he had a permit. (That’s where the “administrative mistake” is said to have occurred.) i incline to think the administration knew and did not care.

I guess we'll see. But one thing for sure: he wasn't some "Maryland dad." That's how the Dems are proposing to spin it.

At the end of the day, it looks to me like the guy got off easy. He just got deported to his own homeland.

[Alexis Jacobi]

At the end of the day, it looks to me like the guy got off easy. He just got deported to his own homeland.

Look up the CECOT prison. I am not sure if that is actually where they have him. But if it is I would not say he got off easy.

[FlashDangerpants]

Which "process"?

What "process" is "due" to an illegal migrant, terrorist-gang member who's dealing drugs and beating his wife?

Do you want me to paste the fourteenth ammendment again?

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No, just to answer the question as given.

If you know what due process is, then that, that is what is due. The right to challenge a change in circumstance before the relevant tribunal and to dispute evidence, to be receive the correct amount of warning and to have an attorney. Among other things.

If you don't know - here's a very short video from a legal channel on Youtube that will teach you about it.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uF2Twhzu39w

[FlashDangerpants]

At the end of the day, it looks to me like the guy got off easy. He just got deported to his own homeland.

Look up the CECOT prison. I am not sure if that is actually where they have him. But if it is I would not say he got off easy.

Indeed, that is the prison he's being held in, if you look up "CECOT human rights violations" you will quickly realize why he is going to be a very rich man when he is back in America and has sued the government. He's going to win so many millions of dollars in compensation.

[Immanuel Can]

At the end of the day, it looks to me like the guy got off easy. He just got deported to his own homeland.

Look up the CECOT prison. I am not sure if that is actually where they have him. But if it is I would not say he got off easy.

Well, as they say, "Don't do the crime, if you can't do the time."

[Immanuel Can]

At the end of the day, it looks to me like the guy got off easy. He just got deported to his own homeland.

Look up the CECOT prison. I am not sure if that is actually where they have him. But if it is I would not say he got off easy.

Indeed, that is the prison he's being held in, if you look up "CECOT human rights violations" you will quickly realize why he is going to be a very rich man when he is back in America and has sued the government. He's going to win so many millions of dollars in compensation.

So let's suppose you found a guy who had a work permit, even though he also had a deportation order against him, and he got sent home for selling drugs, being a gang-banger, and so on. Let's say you found one.

Is your argument that a government shouldn't be able to deport terrorists, child traffickers and drug lords to their own country? Exactly what is you argument here?

[FlashDangerpants]

Ah, what Flash wants is likely complex! He says he is concerned about Constitutional rights. But there are likely to be other motives, too.

Indeed, I object to the whole pattern of behaviour that has led up to this. The abandonment of due process and willingness to openly flout the courts is a shocking new low, but the realistic expectation is for newer and lower lows in the near future.

The willingness of MAGAMerica to go along with every crazy thing that is going on is troubling.

[FlashDangerpants]

Look up the CECOT prison. I am not sure if that is actually where they have him. But if it is I would not say he got off easy.

Indeed, that is the prison he's being held in, if you look up "CECOT human rights violations" you will quickly realize why he is going to be a very rich man when he is back in America and has sued the government. He's going to win so many millions of dollars in compensation.

So let's suppose you found a guy who had a work permit, even though he also had a deportation order against him, and he got sent home for selling drugs, being a gang-banger, and so on. Let's say you found one.

Is your argument that a government shouldn't be able to deport terrorists, child traffickers and drug lords to their own country? Exactly what is you argument here?

Again, I have to ask if you are suffering from any other symptoms of a stroke?

Due process. Give him due process. Give everybody due process. Provide, in all cases, for all situations, the due process and equal protection of the law. Allow due process. Provide, please, if you will, due process as is guaranteed by the US constitution for all persons within the jurisdiction.

Also, due process, do that.


Due Process... that is all that is required. Provide due process.

[attofishpi]

Indeed, that is the prison he's being held in, if you look up "CECOT human rights violations" you will quickly realize why he is going to be a very rich man when he is back in America and has sued the government. He's going to win so many millions of dollars in compensation.

So let's suppose you found a guy who had a work permit, even though he also had a deportation order against him, and he got sent home for selling drugs, being a gang-banger, and so on. Let's say you found one.

Is your argument that a government shouldn't be able to deport terrorists, child traffickers and drug lords to their own country? Exactly what is you argument here?

Again, I have to ask if you are suffering from any other symptoms of a stroke?

Due process. Give him due process. Give everybody due process. Provide, in all cases, for all situations, the due process and equal protection of the law. Allow due process. Provide, please, if you will, due process as is guaranteed by the US constitution for all persons within the jurisdiction.

Also, due process, do that.


Due Process... that is all that is required. Provide due process.

Due process? Where child rapist cannot be deported back to their country of origin because of the ECHR says they may 'suffer' in their own country.

Ridiculous - DEPORT them. I don't care what their country of origin happens to do with them, for all we know they will get a big pat on the back 'well done'!

[Immanuel Can]

Due process. Give him due process.

WHICH "process" do you think an illegal criminal invader is "due"?

You really don't know, do you?

It's very easy: "Hey there, matey...have you got a passport? A work permit? Landed immigrant status? A student visa? A green card? How about citizenship ID of some kind? None of the above? Right: you're here illegally: you don't belong. Out you go."

There. That's the process, and it's due.

[FlashDangerpants]

Due process. Give him due process.

WHICH "process" do you think an illegal criminal invader is "due"?

You really don't know, do you?

It's very easy: "Hey there, matey...have you got a passport? A work permit? Landed immigrant status? A student visa? A green card? How about citizenship ID of some kind? None of the above? Right: you're here illegally: you don't belong. Out you go."

There. That's the process, and it's due.

If you know what due process is, then that, that is what is due. The right to challenge a change in circumstance before the relevant tribunal and to dispute evidence, to be receive the correct amount of warning and to have an attorney. Among other things.

If you don't know - here's a very short video from a legal channel on Youtube that will teach you about it.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uF2Twhzu39w





If you know what due process is, then that, that is what is due. The right to challenge a change in circumstance before the relevant tribunal and to dispute evidence, to be receive the correct amount of warning and to have an attorney. Among other things.

If you don't know - here's a very short video from a legal channel on Youtube that will teach you about it.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uF2Twhzu39w







If you know what due process is, then that, that is what is due. The right to challenge a change in circumstance before the relevant tribunal and to dispute evidence, to be receive the correct amount of warning and to have an attorney. Among other things.

If you don't know - here's a very short video from a legal channel on Youtube that will teach you about it.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uF2Twhzu39w







If you know what due process is, then that, that is what is due. The right to challenge a change in circumstance before the relevant tribunal and to dispute evidence, to be receive the correct amount of warning and to have an attorney. Among other things.

If you don't know - here's a very short video from a legal channel on Youtube that will teach you about it.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uF2Twhzu39w

[mickthinks]

… but the realistic expectation is for newer and lower lows in the near future.

Indeed! The next low may well involve El Salvador, or wherever, putting gas chambers and crematoria in their detention facilities, in return for reduced tariffs, and the Trump administration saying “Oopsie! Nothing we can do” while all the time flouting court orders to stop the Xolocaust.

If you’ve ever wondered what you would have done in Nazi Germany, you are doing it now.

Walker and Immanuel Can would have no doubt joined the Schutzstaffel.

[Alexis Jacobi]

Indeed, I object to the whole pattern of behaviour that has led up to this. The abandonment of due process and willingness to openly flout the courts is a shocking new low, but the realistic expectation is for newer and lower lows in the near future.

Myself, I place it in a wider context of lawlessness and political struggle. The use of the law and state authority to effect political will. We are in times of “civil strife” (precursor to civil war). The George Floyd complex of events. The January 6th riots. Lawfare. Trumped up charges. The power-battles in the so-called deep state both of a visible sort and behind the scenes.

The willingness of MAGAMerica to go along with every crazy thing that is going on is troubling.

The wider population — “the mass” — is generally always irrational and emotional. The George Floyd riots / The January 6th riots. They are similar manifestations.

[Pistolero]

All leftist parties are xenophiles...
They despise themselves, and find allies in those who despise their own kind.

It's self-hatred via proxies.

Fat, ugly, individuals who fail to meet their kinds beauty standards will seek and find in he enemies of their kind a justification to denounce and dismiss them.