@IsabellaMDeLuca I will never understand why people post to social media without doing research. Facts do matter. Unfortunately many people following you don't care about such things.
@SecRubio You know you are in a sick world when "solidarity, equality, & sustainability" are considered very bad things. Shut up and go start the war with Venezuela that you've always wanted.
@BagdMilkSoWhat @marlene4719@MattWalshBlog This would be buried if not for people like you highlighting it. I agree with you on many points Matt, but you should rephrase it as some on the left. I know many people on the left the find this type of thing sick. The majority in fact. Keep dividing.
@EdN618@Rightanglenews Crime. My neighbor as a young man in the shitty part of Seattle was into lots of street trouble. My sister and his mom were friends. I could have been put on the list for being seen with him. Potentially me being targeted by police, or losing job opportunities.
@EdN618@Rightanglenews I never said it was racist. It was a shitty system with no oversight or regular analysis of accuracy. A person could be added to the list without a crime being committed or probable cause. Associating with a gang member classmate can get you added. No proof these list decrease
@EdN618@Rightanglenews More to the story of it just being "racist". It was full of errors and a person could be added without any solid proof they were an actual gang member. Thus becoming a target. It was far from a perfect system.
@MattWalshBlog I graduated college with two Somali immigrants. Both had many family members killed from war. One is a physician assistant at a children's hospital and one is a respiratory therapist at Mayo. Both wonderful family men. I'd say they are a net positive to this country.