Meh, it’ll be fine.

Fuck Chewie.

My point is, while the U.S. has a shitty immigration policy, practically every other country in the world also has a shitty immigration policy, and in some cases even shittier.

1.8 million in U.S/year vs 1.8 million worldwide/year. Current Germany intakes are skewed due to the refugee influx, which probably isn’t going to continue for much longer, but whatever floats your boat.

Former N.C. Governor Mike Easley graduated from NCCU law, and he’s super white. White students at the NCCU law school aren’t that unusual.

I’m sure as an individual you’re super cool, and more than willing to help others in need, but as far as the U.K., well, there’s that whole Brexit thing.

Baby cages are bad. Running over tent-towns with a bulldozer is also bad.

It is definitely a good thing. Without an immigrant workforce, we’re screwed.

Thanks for the link, total for countries 3-10 on that list are about 1.8 million, the U.S. admitted about 1.2 million, and that doesn’t count the approximately 300,000 to 600,000 undocumented immigrants that enter the U.S. annually, so I’m not that far off. The numbers in Germany have significantly increased in recent…

I’m going to assume you’re not from the U.S., and if that is the case, it’s more than likely your immigration policies are as strict, if not stricter than what we have in the United States. The U.S. admits more immigrants annually than every other country on the face of the planet, combined.

I remember seeing this as a kid, probably on Friday Night Videos, cause my parents didn’t believe in paying for cable.

Time to lawyer up, Underwood.

Little House on the Prairie already did it. 

The prescription drug side effects one where the lady gets run down in her own mini-van by her deranged doplleganger that maybe kills her family makes Too Many Cooks look like Sesame Street.

Star Wars is stupid.

The Shadow Man should be the most famous. 

Go back to sleep old man, you’ve got a big day of drinking and beating the fuck out of me tomorrow, so get your rest.

Them rich-white-lady problems sure are a bitch.

They already did it in Halloween 6. Paul Rudd was there, it was pretty cool. 

I’m pretty sure that in #6 the town had banned Halloween for several years, thus making #6 the most practical of the entire franchise.