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@ruud_awakening @visegrad24 The only ones that will get beat is the US consumer. WAKE UP!!

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@UrsulaKiener @DrREpifanio Eso no significa que no se deben usar. La prueba está que estamos mejor que hace 100 años. Desconocer esa realidad es querer vivir en un mundo lleno de mitos

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@DrREpifanio @UrsulaKiener La lista de posibles efectos adversos fue publicada en 2021. TODOS LOS MEDICAMENTOS TIENEN EFECTOS ADVERSOS.

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@RealJamesWoods Right? Because Trump and his cronies are fucking geniuses, right?

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@SecScottBessent Yeah, that’s unsustainable in the long run

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@Ryan_In_Mi @krassenstein You are an idiot, an ignorant

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@TwoEaglesMom2 @Book27_ @maddenifico A lot of people don’t want to lose their citizenship of origin, because one you become a US Citizen you may lose your citizenship of origin. That’s perfectly legal, but you wouldn’t know this, because you are a cult follower.

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@bret8202 @krassenstein It doesn’t matter you ass, he was a LEGAL RESIDENT!!!

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@fiyinsiku I disagree, you’re not paying for the visa per se, you are paying for the processing of the visa, which requires a little work and effort from the people at the embassy

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@havoc_211 @grok @kinbud2003 @KellDA One thing is what you interpret on social media and whole different thing what happens in a Court, if it ever gets to that point. Imo, this is not going anywhere, its a nothing burger and an attempt to distract the US from the Epstein fiasco.

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@WarDamnGoose @DC_Draino Being undocumented is not a crime, it’s a civil violation. Millions of immigrants work hard, pay taxes, and strengthen our economy. Demonizing them isn’t justice, it’s ignorance.

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@WormsofWrath @Suzierizzo1 False. The 1790 law limited citizenship to “free white persons”—but it didn’t restrict immigration. Entry to the U.S. was largely open until the late 1800s. No “martial law,” no “zero tolerance.” And the U.S. wasn’t isolated, it fought wars & expanded long before WWII.

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@WormsofWrath @Suzierizzo1 They didn’t just “get paid.” They swore an oath, wore the uniform, and risked everything for a country that promised a path to citizenship, then broke that promise. Deporting veterans isn’t rule of law. It’s a failure. A so-called great nation should never be this ungrateful

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@WormsofWrath @Suzierizzo1 Prove it! FEMA didn’t take disaster relief from North Carolina to fund migrants.
The $1.1B came from the Shelter & Services Program, a separate budget used to support overwhelmed U.S. cities.
NC got its FEMA disaster aid.
This claim is pure disinfo outrage, not facts.

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@WormsofWrath @Suzierizzo1 History shows:
When we close ourselves off in fear, we shrink. When we open up in hope, we rise.
America has never been perfect. But its greatness has always come from striving, and from welcoming those willing to strive with us.

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@WormsofWrath @Suzierizzo1 “Borders define humanity.”
No, humanity defines humanity. Borders are legal tools, not moral boundaries. They can serve security, but they should never be used to divide human worth.