@evoketolerance@DKThomp Whoever is telling you that there’s a food desert is lying to you. There are 2 full service grocery stores plus multiple bodegas within a 5 minute walk of the East Harlem location. There are over 800 full service stores in NYC.
@emptytalksmedia@nathanTbernard If your platform was actually more popular than Dems you wouldn’t need RCV. If you think campaign finance is important you’d help Dems get a majority big enough to pass it instead of purity testing on M4A and Israel.
@FreeFestHugs@nathanTbernard Of course, we always knew the goal was never about defeating Susan Collins. It’s to split the party and deliver her reelection on a silver platter.
@SteveFreeSpeech@samstein Republicans have been in charge of congress for 18 months and found nothing, just like with the election ballots nonsense. Meanwhile they’re going after people for posting 8647 on instagram. They can count on people like you to continue to be fooled though.
@bcheungz Hey, did you see coffeezilla’s video about personal data being public on the trumpmobile website? Your info may be leaked and you should report on it.
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@MTJakeEaton @RadFemJiggler69 @votevets I already stipulated it. 100% agree it’s harder to enforce in Minnesota. You clearly can’t explain why more effort is being expended to enforce in a 2% state when there’s a 7% state. Why not improve Texas enforcement so Texans can enjoy low crime like Minnesotans?
@MTJakeEaton @RadFemJiggler69 @votevets I understand perfectly why it’s harder to enforce there. Tell me what the goal is of sending more officers to enforce a law to an area that has a low concentration of violations and is harder to enforce when there are much more violations in a place that’s easy to enforce.
@MTJakeEaton @RadFemJiggler69 @votevets Why are they more necessary? Isn’t it the idea that a place with 7% illegal immigrants is worse off than a place with 2%? Why would you focus on enforcement in a place with less of that particular crime?
@RadFemJiggler69 @MTJakeEaton@votevets What’s the goal here? If the goal is to deport the most people you can, you direct enforcement to places with the highest concentration. Minnesota has a low concentration. The same number of officers sent to Texas can deport more quicker.
@MTJakeEaton @RadFemJiggler69 @votevets Video evidence of Minnesota Dept of Corrections cooperating with DHS and DHS blatantly lying about it. ICE didn’t take those people off the streets. Minnesota already had them in prison and all DHS did was take a transfer. No protesters stopped this.
@RadFemJiggler69 @MTJakeEaton@votevets The chart doesn’t address the issue at all. Texas has a 7% illegal immigrant population and Minnesota has 2%. Makes no sense to go into Minnesota until Texas is down to 2%. The feds lied and took credit for criminals that Minnesota caught and turned over.
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@MTJakeEaton@votevets That’s not true but why are you just ok with ICE misusing their resources? There are more illegal immigrants in TX and FL, and they make up a bigger percentage of the population than MN. If the goal was to enforce the laws, why not focus on where they are broken the most?
@MTJakeEaton@votevets Sure, let’s say it would be more efficient. However, it is not. Why aren’t they deporting more people from the US by focusing more resources on FL and TX where they get most bang for the buck?
@MTJakeEaton@votevets Either way poor use of resources when it takes so many officers in Minnesota to arrest so few if they can get more in TX and FL. Sure seems like getting more people deported isn’t their goal.
@MTJakeEaton@votevets Millions more illegal aliens in Texas and Florida than Minnesota. Seems like poor use of resources in Minnesota if that’s what they were thinking of.