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I say this with all sincerity - f off you soulless person. I seriously hope you don't consider yourself a Christian or religious Jew. I'm sure you'd love it if your 8 year old were sleeping on concrete, infested with lice with no way to get rid of them, no shower, no soap, lights on all night. I mean seriously, go f yourself and your f-ing word play.

+1,000,000

I'll say it again: if your justification for government-sanctioned child abuse is that they crossed a line on a map, on rock floating in infinite space, you are failing as a human being. You just are.

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Anonymous wrote:Customs and Boarder Patrol won't accept donations of soap and toothbrushes. Shameful.

As they shouldn't. They have no way to clear them to ensure they're safe. All they need is someone sending bad toothpaste or something that wasn't packaged properly and got infected for it to spread around and people get sick. They would get blamed for it as they're already blamed for merely doing their jobs.

Yes, the are following the instructions of the White House. That is how it started in Germany, too.

There is a simple solution: close the loopholes and send them home.

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Anonymous wrote:Anne Frank didn’t die in an oven. She died of typhus, brought about by insufficient nutrition and hygiene. In her last days, she wore a blanket because ther her clothes were crawling with lice. If you don’t see the parallels between how the Us is treating children and elements of the holocaust, well, you’re not looking hard enough.

Typhus can be caused by lice.

This is important. So, on Wednesday, we received reports from children of a lice outbreak in one of the cells where there were about twenty-five children, and what they told us is that six of the children were found to have lice. And so they were given a lice shampoo, and the other children were given two combs and told to share those two combs, two lice combs, and brush their hair with the same combs, which is something you never do with a lice outbreak. And then what happened was one of the combs was lost, and Border Patrol agents got so mad that they took away the children’s blankets and mats. They weren’t allowed to sleep on the beds, and they had to sleep on the floor on Wednesday night as punishment for losing the comb. So you had a whole cell full of kids who had beds and mats at one point, not for everybody but for most of them, who were forced to sleep on the cement.
https://www.newyorker.com/news/q-and-a/inside-a-texas-building-where-the-government-is-holding-immigrant-children

But yeah...this is totally different.

Give me a break. There was a lice outbreak at a Arlington county school. If having lice means people are in concentration camps then the Arlington school is a concentration camp. While some of the students might agree it's one - a reasonable adult doesn't. Same thing here. The people calling them concentration camps are idiots.

I say this with all sincerity - f off you soulless person. I seriously hope you don't consider yourself a Christian or religious Jew. I'm sure you'd love it if your 8 year old were sleeping on concrete, infested with lice with no way to get rid of them, no shower, no soap, lights on all night. I mean seriously, go f yourself and your f-ing word play.

+1 No child should be in those conditions. Some day our grandkids will be going to the Migrant Museum and wondering why citizens today didn't rise up and protect children when they had the chance.

in London?

I don't plan on visiting in the future.

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Anonymous wrote:Customs and Boarder Patrol won't accept donations of soap and toothbrushes. Shameful.

As they shouldn't. They have no way to clear them to ensure they're safe. All they need is someone sending bad toothpaste or something that wasn't packaged properly and got infected for it to spread around and people get sick. They would get blamed for it as they're already blamed for merely doing their jobs.

Yes, the are following the instructions of the White House. That is how it started in Germany, too.

Aren't you tired of using Godwin's Law? It's been around since the 90s. Maybe you can use some REAL evidence instead.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Anne Frank didn’t die in an oven. She died of typhus, brought about by insufficient nutrition and hygiene. In her last days, she wore a blanket because ther her clothes were crawling with lice. If you don’t see the parallels between how the Us is treating children and elements of the holocaust, well, you’re not looking hard enough.

Typhus can be caused by lice.

This is important. So, on Wednesday, we received reports from children of a lice outbreak in one of the cells where there were about twenty-five children, and what they told us is that six of the children were found to have lice. And so they were given a lice shampoo, and the other children were given two combs and told to share those two combs, two lice combs, and brush their hair with the same combs, which is something you never do with a lice outbreak. And then what happened was one of the combs was lost, and Border Patrol agents got so mad that they took away the children’s blankets and mats. They weren’t allowed to sleep on the beds, and they had to sleep on the floor on Wednesday night as punishment for losing the comb. So you had a whole cell full of kids who had beds and mats at one point, not for everybody but for most of them, who were forced to sleep on the cement.
https://www.newyorker.com/news/q-and-a/inside-a-texas-building-where-the-government-is-holding-immigrant-children

But yeah...this is totally different.

Give me a break. There was a lice outbreak at a Arlington county school. If having lice means people are in concentration camps then the Arlington school is a concentration camp. While some of the students might agree it's one - a reasonable adult doesn't. Same thing here. The people calling them concentration camps are idiots.

I say this with all sincerity - f off you soulless person. I seriously hope you don't consider yourself a Christian or religious Jew. I'm sure you'd love it if your 8 year old were sleeping on concrete, infested with lice with no way to get rid of them, no shower, no soap, lights on all night. I mean seriously, go f yourself and your f-ing word play.

+1 No child should be in those conditions. Some day our grandkids will be going to the Migrant Museum and wondering why citizens today didn't rise up and protect children when they had the chance.

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Anonymous wrote:Anne Frank didn’t die in an oven. She died of typhus, brought about by insufficient nutrition and hygiene. In her last days, she wore a blanket because ther her clothes were crawling with lice. If you don’t see the parallels between how the Us is treating children and elements of the holocaust, well, you’re not looking hard enough.

Typhus can be caused by lice.

This is important. So, on Wednesday, we received reports from children of a lice outbreak in one of the cells where there were about twenty-five children, and what they told us is that six of the children were found to have lice. And so they were given a lice shampoo, and the other children were given two combs and told to share those two combs, two lice combs, and brush their hair with the same combs, which is something you never do with a lice outbreak. And then what happened was one of the combs was lost, and Border Patrol agents got so mad that they took away the children’s blankets and mats. They weren’t allowed to sleep on the beds, and they had to sleep on the floor on Wednesday night as punishment for losing the comb. So you had a whole cell full of kids who had beds and mats at one point, not for everybody but for most of them, who were forced to sleep on the cement.
https://www.newyorker.com/news/q-and-a/inside-a-texas-building-where-the-government-is-holding-immigrant-children

But yeah...this is totally different.

Give me a break. There was a lice outbreak at a Arlington county school. If having lice means people are in concentration camps then the Arlington school is a concentration camp. While some of the students might agree it's one - a reasonable adult doesn't. Same thing here. The people calling them concentration camps are idiots.

I say this with all sincerity - f off you soulless person. I seriously hope you don't consider yourself a Christian or religious Jew. I'm sure you'd love it if your 8 year old were sleeping on concrete, infested with lice with no way to get rid of them, no shower, no soap, lights on all night. I mean seriously, go f yourself and your f-ing word play.

In a happy, healthy home, where parents are involved, removing lice is a nightmare. It becomes a FT job in itself. Imagine how much more difficult it is for BPs to handle.

So no, none of us would be happy if our children received that treatment. However, we are not sending our children to other countries (unattended in some cases).

And this Atticus Finch wisdom of ". . . climb[ing] into someone's skin and walk[ing] around in it" applies to BPs, too, as I don't think many of you would last a day walking around in THEIR skin.

So you can scream in some self-righteous manner all you want. But it's easier to judge when you're sitting on your couch and watching this on television.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Anne Frank didn’t die in an oven. She died of typhus, brought about by insufficient nutrition and hygiene. In her last days, she wore a blanket because ther her clothes were crawling with lice. If you don’t see the parallels between how the Us is treating children and elements of the holocaust, well, you’re not looking hard enough.

Typhus can be caused by lice.

This is important. So, on Wednesday, we received reports from children of a lice outbreak in one of the cells where there were about twenty-five children, and what they told us is that six of the children were found to have lice. And so they were given a lice shampoo, and the other children were given two combs and told to share those two combs, two lice combs, and brush their hair with the same combs, which is something you never do with a lice outbreak. And then what happened was one of the combs was lost, and Border Patrol agents got so mad that they took away the children’s blankets and mats. They weren’t allowed to sleep on the beds, and they had to sleep on the floor on Wednesday night as punishment for losing the comb. So you had a whole cell full of kids who had beds and mats at one point, not for everybody but for most of them, who were forced to sleep on the cement.
https://www.newyorker.com/news/q-and-a/inside-a-texas-building-where-the-government-is-holding-immigrant-children

But yeah...this is totally different.

Give me a break. There was a lice outbreak at a Arlington county school. If having lice means people are in concentration camps then the Arlington school is a concentration camp. While some of the students might agree it's one - a reasonable adult doesn't. Same thing here. The people calling them concentration camps are idiots.

I say this with all sincerity - f off you soulless person. I seriously hope you don't consider yourself a Christian or religious Jew. I'm sure you'd love it if your 8 year old were sleeping on concrete, infested with lice with no way to get rid of them, no shower, no soap, lights on all night. I mean seriously, go f yourself and your f-ing word play.

no valid arguments to defend your baseless rhetoric so it's the insults. Common issue with liberals and why no one takes them seriously.

I'm more concerned they were brought here by illegal means and faced such a bad inhumane trek that was brought on them by their parents or the kids were sold or kidnapped and used to get into the country. That's worse.

But you won't blame the people responsible because it doesn't fit your narrative. They're in the conditions they're in because of the illegal aliens, not the CPB.

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Anonymous wrote:Customs and Boarder Patrol won't accept donations of soap and toothbrushes. Shameful.

As they shouldn't. They have no way to clear them to ensure they're safe. All they need is someone sending bad toothpaste or something that wasn't packaged properly and got infected for it to spread around and people get sick. They would get blamed for it as they're already blamed for merely doing their jobs.

Yes, the are following the instructions of the White House. That is how it started in Germany, too.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Customs and Boarder Patrol won't accept donations of soap and toothbrushes. Shameful.

As they shouldn't. They have no way to clear them to ensure they're safe. All they need is someone sending bad toothpaste or something that wasn't packaged properly and got infected for it to spread around and people get sick. They would get blamed for it as they're already blamed for merely doing their jobs.

spot on

Anonymous wrote:Customs and Boarder Patrol won't accept donations of soap and toothbrushes. Shameful.

As they shouldn't. They have no way to clear them to ensure they're safe. All they need is someone sending bad toothpaste or something that wasn't packaged properly and got infected for it to spread around and people get sick. They would get blamed for it as they're already blamed for merely doing their jobs.

Customs and Boarder Patrol won't accept donations of soap and toothbrushes. Shameful.

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Those are from 2015 under Obama, the pictures are an Obama legacy.

Also, the toothbrush thing is from Obama too
https://www.aila.org/File/Related/14111359v.pdf

Why are Congressional Democrats allowing this to continue?

While some Trump policies like family separation are absolutely new and worse, the worst aspect of Trump is the dehumanizing rhetoric used as a wedge political issue. That's the terrifying innovation. However, I agree with the main point that Democrats are hypocrits, and most American people are dumb about this stuff. Americans (left and right) generally know very little about immigration & foreign policy, and the approaches differ less than you would think between parties.

(Which, by the way, Americans are so incredibly manipulable when it comes to foreign policy and immigration.)