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If use of force for self defense of innocent lives results in the loss of many, many more innocent lives, how is that use of force morally justifiable?
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The guy smugly makes fun of others while he just insults rather than giving a real answer that defends his position. Because you don't have a position. Your position is given to you by TV pundits and Twitter personalities. It's also funny you refer to it as 'scripture'. You believe in your position because you adhere to the religious-like doctrine. You don't invite or welcome challenge to your world view because it wasn't made through reason, but through faith. Only complete retards or zealots would read that statue's statement and come to the conclusion that we should have open borders and unrestricted immigration. Part of the statue's statement "yearning to be free" doesn't apply to economic migrants. They don't 'yearn to be free', they yearn to make money and send it back home. "Yearning to be free" is exclusionary, as in 'we welcome those who wish to live like us: free'. So you're disobeying the statue. You must say 16 Hail Clintons or be banished from the Democrat party. | |||
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How many cartel killings and other crimes in border states get memory holed because we want everyone to believe that everyone coming over the border are just women and crying little girls in search of a better life
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If enough fentanyl was brought over the border to kill every single American in 2022, how much more do we estimate will be coming over this year
Follow up question: are OD’s a federally accepted method of population control, second to only abortion | ||
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What makes communities thrive is having dollars spent there, not exported elsewhere. It's akin to economic warfare. I would rather all the migrants from the southern border bring their families and stay in the US, that way we can all benefit. | |||
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Psttt most of the immigrants you harp over are the poor. Unless you think the majority of people coming are rich and looking to get richer *boggle Quote:
I still stand by the fact we are all immigrants. All that visit deserve a chance to work here as long as they are not violent while they are here (or have committed horrendously violent crimes in their home country). We have far more very violent gun enthusiastic American born citizens. There is nothing wrong with migrants coming across the boarder to work jobs no one wants! It makes goods cheaper and Americans here already have a foot up on the job market since they know what is culturally acceptable in America. If you are an American citizen who is that weird, dangerous or socially inept then you don't deserve a job; but deserve help America should be able to pay for. And if you are threatened by a poor family coming to America over the southern boarder who need food and a better life then you need to know the money they make is nothing compared to the money we hand overseas to take American jobs in India (which I also have not problem with). Republicans are fed the stupid notion that they shouldn't have to pay for the healthcare and education of immigrants when they have no idea how much money they pour into giving handouts to the rich and spend money on stupid military projects no one wants. Over educating everyone is the best thing you can do for this nation. Innovative progress needs to be made to keep us relevant. Sorry you take offense to the fact over enthusiastic gun nuts are the biggest threat to this country. | |||||
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The vaccine works by stimulating the production of antibodies that bind to fentanyl and prevent it from entering the brain. Those antibodies do not cross-react with other opioids, meaning vaccinated subjects can still receive other therapeutic drug treatments, and they remain in the body at sufficient levels only for a period of months after vaccination, meaning boosters are required to maintain preventative effects. Experts tout the vaccine as a means of relapse prevention; if recovering addicts cannot get high as they try to get back on the wagon, the rate of relapse (which is presently astronomical) should drop, so that over time fewer and fewer people will be actively addicted. It’s the perfect weapon for a demand-reduction arsenal. Haile’s is the first effective fentanyl vaccine, but not the first that works against addictive drugs. A cocaine vaccine has existed for decades. Vaccines for nicotine, meth, morphine, and other opioids like oxycodone are in preclinical or clinical development. As such, medical professionals and policy experts have long been pondering how best to put these powerful tools to use. | |||
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