Por supuesto tiene todo que ver con tu opinión.

How machx of you

You’re opinion is worth what everyone else’s opinion is worth. Oh the horror.

It’s not about their country, bruh. It’s about being human and having their heritage be a tool to help them understand the plight of many of the people they are arresting so better and permanent solutions can be implemented, rather than simpleton knee-jerk solutions that only empower a police state and ultimately come…

Are you triggered? Latinix was created by latinos and latinas

No...I’m pretty sure Latinx is also a word, like Spanglish.

Jorge is adding nuance to the story. On one hand, you’re right, ICE is not a rampant army of Caucasian KKK members bent on racially purifying a country they think belongs to them. On the other hand, you can’t account for how many of these agents may have been born from undocumented parents or have undocumented…

All of them are a bunch of “Uncle Tomás”es that have had their brains scrambled by fear propaganda

...But only if you have a college degree, and are gainfully employed in your origin country.

What you said doesn’t prove that his policies aren’t fascist or racist.

The U.S. has conditions as well. The only thing wrong with immigration in the U.S. is the same thing that’s wrong with ALL the other agencies that directly serve and benefit the people’s interest: they are DELIBERATELY underfunded.

To align oneself with conservative ideology you have to subscribe to systemic misogyny, antiquated patriarchy, and the idea that women should have limited agency, and only wield that agency some of the time.

Perhaps you should read the entire thread before demanding answers to questions that aren’t necessary in context to the conversation because this was my first comment on this:

I don’t think the context offers much absolution. The argument is that Africa is significantly different from Post-War Europe. Obviously, that’s true. I think the fact that he punctuates his list of obstacles by specifically saying that the women are having too many children alters the context of what preceded it more…

1. While you’re looking around for examples of colonial nations that didn’t result in failed states, do some apples and oranges comparisons of those states to the African states. What kind of infrastructure was left behind? What kinds of natural resources are native to the region?What are the natural hazards…

Calling out racist bullshit is not racism and if you can’t tell the difference then perhaps you should refrain from commenting and showing your ignorance.

Apples and oranges are both fruit. They’re both round. They’re both sweet. They have seeds. They grow on trees. It’s amazing how silly that idiom is. It’s easy to compare apples and oranges.

Sixty years of continuing sadness all blamed on the victims.

Exactly how is what he said racist...?

“Seeing another human as a different race is horrible, it is how we ended up with slavery”.