• Lucky_777@lemmy.world
    1291·
    24 天前

    Don’t feel sorry for these idiots. They will probably vote for the next GOP puppet because their religion said so or for some single button issue like abortion.

      • Lucky_777@lemmy.world
        17·
        24 天前

        Correct, but modern Christians take issue with it because they’ve been conditioned to hate it. The true sheep of society is the religious right wing. The book is definitely sick.

        Compare the Ten Commandments with the 7 tenets of the satanic temple. I’m going with Satan every time.

          • Jiggle_PhysicsEnglish
            4·
            24 天前

            been a long time since I read the book, but didn’t the original tenets include a bunch of edgy language like destroying anyone who encroached on your freedom? This reads like it has been sterilized.

            • Mac@mander.xyzEnglish
              2·
              23 天前

              I used to dabble in the noodly appendages but I was put-off how serious people seemed to be taking the whole thing.
              That’s how things always start: the initial group makes a joke, the second group pretends to follow it, and then later down the line people actually buy-in. It’s essentially the 4Chan playbook.

              • bufalo1973@lemm.ee
                2·
                23 天前

                That’s something I’ve always though. That “thunder is a god fighting the frost giants” started as a joke. Like many other religions.

    • MisterFrog@lemmy.world
      1·
      22 天前

      I feel sorry for the son who couldn’t vote. But if I were to guess, the apple usually doesn’t fall far from the tree.

      Without knowing though, I feel sorry for the son

      • Lucky_777@lemmy.world
        1·
        22 天前

        Kids are usually products of their environment. Kids aren’t born on the political right/left, racist, sexist or anything but blank slates. This is why so many reject their religions and parental views when they move out. Give kids an outlet to explore what they like. No indoctrination. You’ll be amazed at who they become.

        So in that sense, I do feel sorry for the son, maybe his new location he will see the light and wake the fuck up.

  • sunbrrnslapper@lemmy.world
    1113·
    24 天前

    It is terrible if anyone is jailed without due process - even if they voted for this asshat of an administration.

    • OldChicoAle@lemmy.world
      541·
      24 天前

      I feel especially bad because that man was legally here and didn’t even have a vote in this election :( like you said, even if he wasn’t legally here, due process should be afforded to every soul.

      • BlueFootedPetey
        38·
        24 天前

        Giving due process to everyone is the only way to ensure those who deserve it, get it. If they are for some reason not entitled to that right, then the due process will highlight that.

        Also fuck facists.

        • Akasazh@lemmy.worldEnglish
          13·
          24 天前

          Also fuck fascists

          disclaimer dont fuck them in the reproductive kind of way.

          It’s uncanny and unsettling how many people need this disclaimer…

        • zarkanian
          111·
          24 天前

          Also fuck facists.

          What about fascists?

          • BumpingFuglies@lemmy.zipEnglish
            11·
            24 天前

            Yeah, fascists are bad, but facists? I got accosted by a facist a few years ago. I still seethe when I think about how hateful he was to me simply because of my resting bitch face.

          • owsei@programming.dev
            47·
            23 天前

            they’re evil

            are you against people saying fuck fascists?

            edit: I didn’t notice the spelling error you where talking about. I tought you where asking what fascists did to have some one say “fuck fascists”

    • Wilco@lemm.eeEnglish
      36·
      24 天前

      I agree. This administration is pure nazi level evil. One cannot deny that these people voted in the leopards and then put seasoning on their own faces.

      It’s pure stupidity. They have a green card holder in the family and they vote for Trump?

      • Jiggle_PhysicsEnglish
        4·
        24 天前

        That number fluctuates, and is often just “millions”. They are preparing the final solution, I doubt it will stop at any given number though.

    • Refurbished Refurbisher@lemmy.sdf.org
      171·
      24 天前

      Trump said he doesn’t want due process because then we’d have 5 million trials. Sure sounds an awful lot like a “final solution” is coming soon, and 5 million people is his goal number.

    • OneWomanCreamTeam
      6·
      24 天前

      Yeah I have 0 sympathy for these monsters who essentially voted for this. Definitely feel bad for the son, he doesn’t deserve this.

    • Dragonstaff@leminal.spaceEnglish
      31·
      24 天前

      All of these stupid articles highlight Trump voters so that liberals will jerk off about leopards rather than get angry that completely innocent people are being harmed.

      I wonder how many of the people gloating in this thread have parents who voted for Trump.

      • wheeldawgEnglish
        61·
        23 天前

        Better question is “would the son have voted for Trump?”. Then laugh at him if he would have, but not until then.

        As it stands, the better take is not to laugh at him, but to laugh and fully enjoy the parents’ pain about the situation. Savor it.

        My parents did not for him, and I will probably smear it in their face immediately if it ever directly affects them. But we’re white, fully naturalized people who live in a red area, so it will probably take a while. I only voted red once, right after becoming old enough and before I started to break free if the super tight bubble they kept me in.

        But they never had a clue until this election, and they were shocked.

        They usually like to nitpick with me now over bits of news that they think sounds good for them or bad for me. Now after these 100 days, they haven’t said a peep.

        I don’t bring it up much because for the time being I have to depend on them due to medical issues. But I should be ready to get back out within 2 years and I will not be quiet then.

  • 100_kg_90_de_belin@feddit.it
    66·
    24 天前

    “But he didn’t say he was going to do this, that he was going to go after people who have been here for a long time,” Rey said. “He said he was going to go after all the criminals who came illegally.

    Gotchu.

    Brian Todd, a spokesperson of CoreCivic, the private prison company that operates Stewart, disputed those accounts of conditions inside the facility.

    God, the United States were a mistake.

    • A_norny_mousse@feddit.org
      32·
      24 天前

      Any person with an immigrant background should have had their alarm bells going off big time when MAGA used the words “illegal immigrants” as if they were glued together.

      Sheesh. But you know what, my parents are the same. Came to their new home country 5 decades ago, now they’re complaining about “The Immigration Problem” (one with an air of intellectualism, the other like a true MAGA).

      And don’t get me started on private prisons and their PR people. We have footage going back years. It’s not even a new thing, how bad the conditions are.

      • 100_kg_90_de_belin@feddit.it
        9·
        24 天前

        A for-profit model is perhaps the only thing that could make prisons worse. Maybe not the only one, but it ranks pretty high among the things that could

        • A_norny_mousse@feddit.org
          8·
          24 天前

          It already is, it already does.

          And yes: prisoners are effectively paying customers. A good business owner wants to retain them for as long as possible, and make sure they come back.

      • PolarKraken
        7·
        24 天前

        Sadly, from what I understand in the US at least, anti-immigrant sentiment is often common among immigrants themselves after some time has passed. To be clear - I’m sure there’s a lot of nuance that I’m not privy to, please don’t read that as some strict assertion.

        But for instance, from what I understand about the Cuban diaspora in Florida, they are often viciously anti-immigrant.

        Just us humans being humans unfortunately, we got a lotta work to do on ourselves, collectively.

    • CitizenKong@lemmy.world
      17·
      24 天前

      Truly, how could anyone have known that the pathological liar that lies dozen of times in every speech he has ever made, would lie about that?

  • aramova@infosec.pub
    511·
    24 天前

    They voted for Trump, green card holder? Wish there was more context, more Republican election fraud plus face eating is delicious.

    • jonne@infosec.pub
      33·
      24 天前

      I’m guessing they all moved from Argentina, the parents went through the naturalization process while the son didn’t (yet).

      Still, you went through the immigration process, you know how many hurdles there already are in contrast to how the right likes to portray things, and you still vote for the anti immigration guy?

      • Ledericas@lemm.eeEnglish
        8·
        24 天前

        the gop had a masterful propaganda apparatus, via religious organizations and anti-communist sentiment. in places like florida, they convince them to vote a certain way, fox helps too.

    • itsgroundhogdayagain@lemmy.ml
      16·
      24 天前

      Well, the article link isnt working but yeah, this doesn’t make any sense. If the son is a green card holder than I would think the parents aren’t citizens either? Maybe he’s adopted?

  • Etterra@discuss.onlineEnglish
    261·
    24 天前

    Good. This is the price you pay for being idiots and ruining everything for the rest of us. I do feel bad for the kid though.