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

More intelligent conversation.

 

Because as he points out in the video he was targeted and the only one put into prison under the same rules that leftists did not go to prison for.
It is similar to listening to people in Cuba who were thrown into prison when telling truths against Castro.

 

Because you can't stand the truth he is exposing.

 

IT may sound like it until you hear and read about the facts of his trial and the aftermath.

 

Okay so this went on much more than I expected but I'll just try to pick this up from where we are...I need a drink.

 

Um I don't know how to tell you this but AJ is NOT a reliable source; they're known infamously for being biased towards left wing liberal and being very Palsentian biased as well (But that latter is for another discussion).

 

Time and NPR are also left biased and the New York Post is known infamously for propaganda everything with various controversies...but I digest because I think the main issue here is that you're taking the information here out of context; these sites actually tell more than what you're led to initially believe. want to share videos of how it looks inside and giving you full consistent ....not only that this hardly represents how things are actually done in long term. The images and videos of this "center" you see is only the holding detention center for processing just as various facilities for illegals. Not only that you notice that these images and videos don't seem to show what goes on inside the tents and how the children themselves actually lead.

The reason why I say this is because you can see children and adults together where they're being processed and yet you then see children in an area with tented homes. So this whole "Children in cages" propaganda is obviously BS when you consider that they're not separated from adults (their families) and are generally all there for processing. They're all within that closure no different than anyone else. And most importantly, a temporary holding area.



When the actual children are separated, they're sent to various shelters like the tent camps and some children actually get sent to better places for shelters:




Ironically, despite what the media sources are with showing what goes on, they still try to act as if these children are being treated poorly and inhumanely especially with social media calling these concentration camps. Yet iconically these kids are being treated way better than what people would typically be.

Hell these kids are living better (temporary) lives at the moment until the faith of their parents comes around and affects them.


The problem with these claims and what you're doing is that you're trying make us believe that these children are doing terribly. Yes separating families and children is a very terrible experience but it's the same when someone in the US commits a crime of any and has children; children are separated and placed in temporary care.

 

Defend themselves from what exactly in court? This is no different than if people in the US, citizens mind you, were separated from their children after committing a crime and the children had to be taken care of because they're too young to do that for themselves and require adult support. The only difference is that because these aren't citizens is that we handle this differently since they're not legal residents but we can't throw them out in the street. Would you have rather we left the children on their own while we're detaining their parents and processing them? This isn't cut and dry dude.

 

You haven't answered my question: if the parents are being arrested after coming illegally especially with the zero-tolerance policy, WOULD YOU LET THESE CHILDREN ALONE IN THE STREETS OR TAKE OF THEM IN SHELTERS?

 

Zero tolerance policy, that was loud and clear and the families still took the risk. I am sorry but if I get 20 years in jail for coming to Mexico illegally then I say that their culture is hypocritical with that law.


Edit:

Found the video.



I must admit because even I don't find this right, this isn't right. While I agree and stand by my view on illegal immigration, I do not agree with this particular practice.




Children are at least better off being defended in trial with their families for their case even if they're illegal. It's only decency if they're being cared for in shelters.