Candacefan29 
Go Watch Helluva Boss
@Genevamode
Because traumatized kids crying for their parents while imprisoned SHOULD take priority.
Because traumatized kids crying for their parents while imprisoned SHOULD take priority.
Don't blame me, I voted for the other guy. (Politics General)
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@MrXemnas1992
I agree, it should. But both still need addressing. Trump has no excuse for not fixing the problem of separating families, even if it’s been going on since before his presidency he has the power to stop it.
I agree, it should. But both still need addressing. Trump has no excuse for not fixing the problem of separating families, even if it’s been going on since before his presidency he has the power to stop it.
Dustcan 
Dogs
I keep getting different information, but apparently this backwards immigration issue goes as far back as at least Reagan.
But the “Kidnap children and hold them hostage in internment camps” is specifically a Trump policy.
Oh and almost 2000 children has been taken from their parents at this point. Over 2000 most likely, since that was lowballing the number.
This on top of the 5000 missing children.
But the “Kidnap children and hold them hostage in internment camps” is specifically a Trump policy.
Oh and almost 2000 children has been taken from their parents at this point. Over 2000 most likely, since that was lowballing the number.
This on top of the 5000 missing children.
igotnopicks
Monado User
@Genevamode
Trump immigration policy is this fire isn’t big enough for people to pay attention to it. Now people are paying attention to it.
Trump immigration policy is this fire isn’t big enough for people to pay attention to it. Now people are paying attention to it.
HeadlessHorselessHorseman
Not really. He’s kind of an asshole if some of those anecdotes he tells about himself are true.
>Patrick Moore and Jordan Peterson
Wonder why Mr Peterson thinks of Weed KillerIs this your king?
Not really. He’s kind of an asshole if some of those anecdotes he tells about himself are true.
Background Human 
CHS, Class of 20XX
@Commune
Hey, we’ve always said human rights violators shouldn’t be on the Council. At least we’re being consistent.
Hey, we’ve always said human rights violators shouldn’t be on the Council. At least we’re being consistent.
Dustcan
Dogs
Well, Trump didn’t attend the G7 meetings on Climate Change and Woman’s Rights either.
At least he’s being consistent on not being a part of things he doesn’t believe in.
At least he’s being consistent on not being a part of things he doesn’t believe in.
Background Pony #41CA
Well, Trump didn’t attend the G7 meetings on Climate Change and Woman’s Rights either.At least he’s being consistent on not being a part of things he doesn’t believe in.
I swear, I don’t know who the next president will be, but at this rate they’re going to have to spend their entire time in office making up for the multiple disasters that will inevitably be Trump’s legacy.
@Zincy
@Zincy
Human rights isn’t his strong suit.
Neither is business, leadership, empathy, decency, human emotion, intelligence, and not being a flaming pile of garbage.
Dustcan
Dogs
Anyone remember that “Space Force” Trump mentioned a few months back? He’s pushing for it again. Same guy that’s been gutting NASA by the way.
Oh and he used the term “Separate but Equal” [to the Air Force] when he was endorsing it. I’m sure his appreciation of the phrase has no relation to it’s historical use.
Oh and he used the term “Separate but Equal” [to the Air Force] when he was endorsing it. I’m sure his appreciation of the phrase has no relation to it’s historical use.
igotnopicks
Monado User
@Dustcan
Pretty sure that’s why he wants to gut NASA. Science and stuff nah. We need a military force in Space.
Pretty sure that’s why he wants to gut NASA. Science and stuff nah. We need a military force in Space.
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@igotnopicks
Trump’s seeming more like a complete nutter by the day.
Trump’s seeming more like a complete nutter by the day.
Lord Hypno 
Other US presidents have outright supported dictators before, see Pinochet and Suharto.
Trump also legitimized a tyrant who routinely murders his own people while his nation spirals the sewer drain.
Other US presidents have outright supported dictators before, see Pinochet and Suharto.
Moonatik 
Moderator
drank the gender fluid
Meanwhile in the UK…
The Conservative party in 2017: BILLIONS to the NHS? Inconceivable! Magic money tree! You’d have to raise taxes!
The Conservative party in 2018: So, uh, are you guys willing to pay more taxes so we can give a few billion to the NHS?
I’m glad that well-needed money is going to the NHS, but if anything shows how bloody disingenuous the Tories are, it’s this. (For the record I’m quite certain that the whole country has been willing to have taxes raised to fund the NHS long before 2017.)
The Conservative party in 2017: BILLIONS to the NHS? Inconceivable! Magic money tree! You’d have to raise taxes!
The Conservative party in 2018: So, uh, are you guys willing to pay more taxes so we can give a few billion to the NHS?
I’m glad that well-needed money is going to the NHS, but if anything shows how bloody disingenuous the Tories are, it’s this. (For the record I’m quite certain that the whole country has been willing to have taxes raised to fund the NHS long before 2017.)
Moonatik
Moderator
drank the gender fluid
@Hypnosryan
Important to note that America supports 73% of the world dictatorships, this isn’t anything new to Trump or Obama. The supposed “bastion of freedums and demorazze” cares more about having “allies” and corporate profits than it does about human rights or democracy.
Important to note that America supports 73% of the world dictatorships, this isn’t anything new to Trump or Obama. The supposed “bastion of freedums and demorazze” cares more about having “allies” and corporate profits than it does about human rights or democracy.
Lord Hypno
@Moonatik
Pretty much, the “human rights and democracy” talk is basically just propaganda so they can create a favorable climate for multinational-corporations.
Pretty much, the “human rights and democracy” talk is basically just propaganda so they can create a favorable climate for multinational-corporations.
Background Pony #1458
Also, pretty sure weaponizing space is against several major treaties.
I’m like 80% sure space is considered international neutral territory and falls at best under maritime laws.So yes.
I’m fairly certain you’re thinking of the very lengthily named “Treaty on Principles Governing the Activities of States in the Exploration and Use of Outer Space, Including the Moon and Other Celestial Bodies” (aka The Outer Space Treaty) of 1967. It prohibits the placement of weapons of mass destruction in outer space (moon and Earth orbit included), limits the use of the Moon (and other celestial bodies) to peaceful purposes, and expressly forbids using them for testing weapons, conducting military maneuvers, or establishing military bases, installations, and fortifications.
@igotnopicks
@igotnopicks
@Dustcan
Pretty sure that’s why he wants to gut NASA. Science and stuff nah. We need a military force in Space.
My biggest fear after hearing that load of nonsense he came up with was that disbanding NASA was exactly what he planned to do. But then I doubt he cares about the organization that gave us one of our greatest national achievements and a defining moment of the last century. That’s money that could be spent on weaponizing the final frontier.
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