NSR: Give me your rested, your rich, privileged White Colombians yearning to post in soccer forums...

People still look at him as crazy. Trust me.

 

I think this thread is losing its focus and is going off into discussions and weird analogies as the left usually does when they are losing debates.

My questions/statements from the very first few pages still have not been answered:

1) How many people should be allowed to come to the United States out of the billions of people on this planet who are suffering and want to start a new life in the USA?
2) How do we properly vet/screen all of these people within an organized intelligent fashion?
3) Does a Country have an obligation to its own citizens as a priority?
4) Should the government have the right to pick and choose who comes into this Country?

I will add a couple more questions here:

Why are people all bent about White Nationalists who have no political clout or power?

Do white people have the right to say what is on their minds and what they want this country to look like in the future? Or is it only people of other races and other nationalities who have the right to complain and clamor for changes within the system?

 

You see them as talking points.
I see them as questions that are very important.

I don't care about the alt-right.

 

There's a lot of people who are not Republicans who would think he was crazy too. Lots of Libertarians and moderates who are not even remotely close to the Republican party.

 

I don't care that you don't care about them.

They are very important questions to answer when pertaining to this thread topic though.

 

That last tweet sets up a straw man as many other tweets do in this thread.

No one is advocating the removal of anyone who is a part of a Country unless they are here illegally.

The better analogy would be I am removing the Santa and Frosty the snow man from the Nativity because they just do not belong in proper context.

 

Why is it wrong?

 

Why Not?

 

There has to be a logical explanation with reasoning.

 

Can you explain why?