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“The side that is falsely being accused of racism had literally been ignored when they called for proper vetting of illegal immigrants in the past. The lack of proper vetting is their general issue, not racism.
What do you think would be a solution to removing only the individuals who are now embedded within society that went to the U.S. with ill intent? Are “sanctuary” cities and states part of the solution to that or are they part of the problem? Is it best to wait until they hurt, kill, or rape Americans before they go through a vetting process? Is it possible to take any preventative action in a way that racism could not be used as a scapegoat to label the action to discredit its true purpose?”
I don’t think anyone here in this thread opposite of you mentioned anything about race. In this and virtually every thread similiar to this there is a strong general pattern of ONLY your side bringing race into the discussion. If race was important to people opposite of you they would be mentioning it as a problem. You are using racism as a scapegoat to discredit and label others and attempt to place yourself on the high moral ground. It is your go to claim because you can’t accept being part of the problem also and want to shut down the conversation on your own terms.
Now please provide answers to the simple questions I asked. That is necessary to have a discussion.
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I will also repeat another question that I asked that you didn’t answer yet.
However, there has been lots of talk about population growth as though it is necessary. Why is it necessary? In today’s world we are told humans are destroying the planet. We are told that high population densities use up the limited precious resources. We have AI and automation reducing the need for a workforce.
The U.S. is the same size as it was last year. Can you explain the need for more people?
You parrot all of the talking points from the left but you don’t offer much beyond that.
Edited by havin’funfarming 2/23/2026 15:02
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What will the economic fallout be from deporting.. say 4 million people?
