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Can anyone refute this guy's argument against Democrat open border immigration?


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2018 Nov 29, 8:37am   11,146 views  74 comments

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www.youtube.com/embed/LPjzfGChGlE

If so I'd like to hear the argument.

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41   Y   2018 Nov 30, 9:05am  

Jazz hates everything I've ever posted. Yet I commended him for proper spelling.
Kinda blows your post right out of the water...
Herdingcats says
BlueSardine says
you earn a +1 for spelling 'borders' correctly.


Its interesting pour spelling, isn't pointed out when one is presived to be on you're teem.
42   Y   2018 Nov 30, 9:06am  

Maybe you outta heard eyeballs...
43   Y   2018 Nov 30, 9:06am  

Maybe you outta herd eyeballs
44   Goran_K   2018 Nov 30, 9:17am  

Herdingcats says
For open borders? No evidence has been presented as such. They advocate for passion for those that have made it here.


lol

"Passion for those that have made it here"
45   mell   2018 Nov 30, 9:23am  

Herdingcats says
My answer is that a wall won't stop it. So a wall doesn't solve the problem.


Of course a wall works, there is no debate. arguing that a wall and tight border security doesn't stop illegal immigration is like denying that 1+1=2. The fact that some immigrants have other routes available they can try doesn't mean the wall doesn't do its job. Israels wall works close to perfectly, so do their airport controls. The fact that pretty much every country has some sort of walls, border fences/gates at their neighboring countries is clear prove how well they actually can and do work. In fact walls prevented people not only from entering but also exiting the iron curtain to the former soviet union for decades. Please.
46   Goran_K   2018 Nov 30, 9:33am  

Herdingcats says
Nobody is saying it won't stop some of the illegal immigration. Only that it won't stop all illegal immigration. How much will it stop and is it worth the cost? That is the issue.


There have been many projections that show the wall would be cost positive vs the costs of allowing more illegals to leech on public services.
47   Goran_K   2018 Nov 30, 9:37am  

Herdingcats says
If that is true then why didn't they do it in 2008-2010 when they had their chance to?



Because they didn't have enough power to override the constitution which democrats would happily do if they could.
48   Goran_K   2018 Nov 30, 9:39am  

Herdingcats says
What? Are you just pulling shit out of your ass now?


I actually know how laws work. :(

Also that was borderline a personal attack. Nuked for breaking the rules. :(
49   mell   2018 Nov 30, 10:07am  

Herdingcats says
mell says
doesn't stop illegal immigration


Nobody is saying it won't stop some of the illegal immigration. Only that it won't stop all illegal immigration. How much will it stop and is it worth the cost? That is the issue.


Fine, so people with "feelz" (Dems, SJWs) say it's not worth the cost while the overwhelming majority of countries are happy with the ROI and keep their walls - some even strongly enforcing them lately such as Hungary, Poland etc. - clearly indicates the "feelz" are wrong on this. It's highly unlikely - close to impossible - that all countries suddenly are gripped by mass hysteria. No, they did the math and came to the conclusion that the ROI of living without hostile rapefugees is worth every penny.
50   Ceffer   2018 Nov 30, 10:30am  

The man's presentation is full of impeccable information, logic, precision and reasoning. You ought to know by now that that doesn't work worth shit as an argument.
51   fdhfoiehfeoi   2018 Nov 30, 10:48am  

DASKAA says
passport system, that didn't exist until WWII
.

Not true.


I was wrong, WWI.
52   Goran_K   2018 Nov 30, 11:13am  

Herdingcats says
Are you talking about amendments now. I was referring to Congress having the ability to write laws not amendments.



Congress cannot write a law saying "open borders", you should read how the laws work.

Herdingcats says
Me personally, I'd call that an amendment not a law.



What would the open borders amendment look like, how would it pass?
53   Goran_K   2018 Nov 30, 11:14am  

Ceffer says
The man's presentation is full of impeccable information, logic, precision and reasoning. You ought to know by now that that doesn't work worth shit as an argument.


Apparently not.
54   Y   2018 Nov 30, 11:47am  

Well. Uh.
Yeah!
Herdingcats says
Not really, I said pour spelling isn't pointed out by the same team members
55   MisdemeanorRebel   2018 Nov 30, 12:43pm  

Herdingcats says
My answer is that a wall won't stop it. So a wall doesn't solve the problem.


But it will greatly reduce illegal border crossings, who are the other half. It will also keep drug and human smuggling down.

Of course walls work, that's why you have a walls and a door in your home. There are scores of walls in the world.

"The wall will only stop half of all illegal crossings" = This treatment "only' reduces the severity of symptoms by 50%, so don't bother..

If you were suffering from issues that prevented you from doing anything, wouldn't a 50% reduction in pain be extremely helpful? Maybe you could get out of bed and do some light chores and enjoy life a little.
56   Goran_K   2018 Nov 30, 12:44pm  

Herdingcats says
Good question. How would they do that?


Exactly my point. So instead they use "sanctuary cities", "abolish ice", or "catch release".

Same effect, but avoids the nastiness of legality.
57   Goran_K   2018 Nov 30, 12:45pm  

Herdingcats says
But I've yet to ever hear of the way Congress "with enough power" can override the Constitution


Bingo. Which is why your original point about 'congress' and open borders made zero sense tatupu.
58   Goran_K   2018 Nov 30, 12:45pm  

Herdingcats says
Not one policy that has anything doing with Democrats wanting an open border has been presented only policies that encourage people to cross borders have been presented this is not the same thing.


It's the same effect, for sure. You're the ONLY one arguing that it's not.
59   MisdemeanorRebel   2018 Nov 30, 12:46pm  

Reality says
They were not abducted from their native countries, but volunteered to go to countries like Kuwait. H1B visa recipients are not exactly free labor either, but they still come.


They're enticed under false pretenses. When they arrive penniless and desperate, that's when the abuse starts.

They used to do similar shit in the West, entices people back East to come West to work in the mines, forests, and farms. Some desperate dude spent his last few on a train ticket, got there, and they'd say, "Well, Wallace, we're out of the $2/day jobs. But I'm really nice and I'll pay you $1/day and deduct room & board at my company store where everything is marked up 300%. Maybe by the end of the harvest season six 60-hour weeks from now you'll have just enough to buy a ticket back to Cleveland from Bozeman"

When Qatar has the World Cup, the same Neoliberal Media that gave the public 24-7 in-depth reporting on old Russian Toilets will studiously ignore the huge numbers of slaves/indentured servants involved in making the World Cup possible.

Alas, when you land in Doha, the goalposts have shifted slightly. This much becomes apparent when you’re handed a helmet and a high-viz jacket and told to present yourself at a building site at 6am the following morning. You’re not working as a clerk in an office, you’re building a football stadium. They’re not quite sure who told you the $400 a month figure, but it’s actually going to be $200, less miscellaneous costs. The recruitment fee isn’t $200 as you’d agreed, but $2000, plus the cost of your flight to Qatar. Your crisp new passport is confiscated. You cannot quit your job. You cannot leave the country. And before you have even clocked in for your first shift, you owe your employer the equivalent of two years’ wages.


https://www.independent.co.uk/sport/football/international/world-cup-2022-qatars-workers-slaves-building-mausoleums-stadiums-modern-slavery-kafala-a7980816.html

It's an ancient scam, used by the VOC, by Mining Companies, and now Qatar.
60   Goran_K   2018 Nov 30, 1:11pm  

Herdingcats says
So let me get this straight, You are saying that if there were open borders the same amount of people would come to the US as those policies encourage now to come in illegally?


Ha, no.

I'm saying a crap ton of people are coming over already due to those policies, and if the Democrats get their way, even more would come over sure, but it's the same effect in that people are flowing over the border en masse. You're just playing semantics between a 20 foot tidal wave versus a 100 foot tidal wave.

Both are shitty.
61   Goran_K   2018 Nov 30, 1:13pm  

Herdingcats says
How can it be the same effect if a higher volumes of people cross the border under an open border policy?



When you get punched in the head 1 time, you get hurt.

When you get punched in the head 3 times, you get hurt.

You're playing semantics (typical troll tactic as you well know tatupu).

You have a small hole in a dam, you have a leak.

You have a big hole in a dam, you have a bigger leak.

Same effect, just a gradation.

63   komputodo   2018 Dec 1, 9:18am  

Herdingcats says
They advocate for passion for those that have made it here.


Passion or compassion?
64   Sunnyvale94087   2018 Dec 1, 1:32pm  

Herdingcats says
Why was there less illegals in the US in 2016 than in 2008 if Democrats support an open border policy?

Easy answer: Change the way illegals are counted.

When you say "less" are you referring to the quality of the illegals? If so it should be "lesser." If you are referring to a countable quantity of illegals then the correct word is "fewer."
65   Onvacation   2018 Dec 2, 8:19am  

Herdingcats says
None has been linked.

This is a great example of iwogian logic.
66   Onvacation   2018 Dec 2, 8:21am  

Herdingcats says
Does ICE = boarder patrol? What do sectuary cities have to do with open boarders? Or what does SF registering illegals to vote for education issues at we're their legal kids go to school have to do with open boarders?

But iwog was a better speller.
67   Onvacation   2018 Dec 2, 9:49am  

Herdingcats says
why didn't the Democrats do it in 2008-2010 when they had control of Congress

Too busy bailing out the banks and subsidizing the insurance companies.
68   Y   2018 Dec 2, 10:36am  

ICE does not patrol bed and breakfast establishments...
Onvacation says
Does ICE = boarder patrol?
69   MrMagic   2018 Dec 2, 10:46am  

Herdingcats says
The number of unauthorized immigrants living in the United States was lower in 2016 than at any time since 2004. If the Democrats really truly wanted an open border policy why did the amount of illegals drop so drastically under Obama?

http://www.pewresearch.org/fact-tank/2018/11/28/5-facts-about-illegal-immigration-in-the-u-s/


How do you know that for sure? That article is basing it on "Estimates". If they entered illegally and weren't caught, how does anyone know they're here? Is Pew good at counting ghosts?

Does Pew call all these illegals on their cell phones to ask them if they are in the country illegally?
71   Sunnyvale94087   2018 Dec 2, 12:24pm  

Herdingcats says
Also above I saw that I added an e to sat. I meant "sat on their hands .

And it's "were" not "was" in your original. :-)
72   Sunnyvale94087   2018 Dec 2, 12:27pm  

Herdingcats says
So no response to the fact that there was fewer illegal aliens at the end of Obama's term than at the start?

How about the fact that the amount of ICE agents increased during Obama's term. Wouldn't one expect the amount of agents to decrease if as was opined above the democrats wanted to abolish ICE?

(1) Change how you count illegals. Or don't count them at all, for that matter.
(2) More agents, but not allowed to do their job effectively. Obama agents are merely handing out bottles of water and seeing to it that illegals get on the right bus headed towards their illegal relatives. Much more effective would be 1/4 the number of agents that are allowed to shoot on sight.

I realize the above response is "embellished," but you get the point.
73   komputodo   2018 Dec 2, 2:36pm  

No but they really need to reform the illegal immigrant policy in regards to the illegals that have several years working in the USA first. How about making the illegals legal by having them fingerprinted, retinal scans or whatever and having them agree to sign documents stating that they will not apply for any govt economic programs and also charge them a fee which can be paid in payments...When they have payed in full, they receive a work permit and be on the road to becoming a legal citizen if they follow the rules. This way there is no worry that they are going to just live off of welfare
74   HeadSet   2018 Dec 2, 2:46pm  

komputodo says
No but they really need to reform the illegal immigrant policy in regards to the illegals that have several years working in the USA first. How about making the illegals legal by having them fingerprinted, retinal scans or whatever and having them agree to sign documents stating that they will not apply for any govt economic programs and also charge them a fee which can be paid in payments...When they have payed in full, they receive a work permit and be on the road to becoming a legal citizen if they follow the rules. This way there is no worry that they are going to just live off of welfare


Why not just follow the procedures for legal immigration? Why cater to people who cut in line?

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