Mexican woman shut up Trump

[NoDisplayName]

On 11/28/2024 at 9:32 AM, GypsyT said:

The latest numbers show that in November, apprehensions hit a new low under Biden and sank lower than some months under Trump."

 

Border policy seems to be "Don't look, don't see." 

 

Apprehensions don't necessarily correlate to crossings, especially if 'crackdowns' in specific areas are publicized, giving illegals a heads up to illegally invade at less personed border areas.

[simple1]

1 hour ago, cdemundo said:

"A good start would be to reduce demand for illegal drugs "

 

The only way to do that is change the legal status of the drugs.

Otherwise it's like legislation to forbid rain on weekends and holidays, ain't gonna work.

And before anyone jumps to conclusions my only mood enhancing drug is caffeine; if it was made illegal

I would still try and get it.

I was specifically referring to opioids which killed over 80,000 people in the US last year. As I understand opioids primarily kill the less well off in the US. Whilst it seems helping out the less well off in the US goes against the grain the economic and societal damage of hard drug abuse must be significant. EU has less than 10% illegal drug deaths than the US., surely there are lessons to be learnt.

[frank83628]

2 hours ago, transam said:

Noooo, western blokes who support a murdering dictator have that accolade...............😉

 

 

 

 

Proved my point, body of a 75 yr old, brain of a 12yr old

[Yellowtail]

2 hours ago, Lacessit said:

I suggest you look at what General Mark Milley said about it, before posting a lie.

 

Trump never got to fire him. Instead, he repeatedly denigrated Milley on Truth Social.

 

It's a familiar pattern, Trump appointing someone, only to claim the appointee was defective afterwards. Remarkable how poor a judge of character he repeatedly has been.

 

Just like your pattern of attacking posters who you disagree with, instead of addressing the facts.

So that's why Milley hates Trump and lies about him? He should have been court marshaled.

 

In any event, you claimed, "Trump wanted to attack Iran to bolster his electoral chances in 2019..." .

 

So why didn't he?

 

And do you have anything that supports your false claim?

[Yellowtail]

52 minutes ago, simple1 said:

I was specifically referring to opioids which killed over 80,000 people in the US last year. As I understand opioids primarily kill the less well off in the US. Whilst it seems helping out the less well off in the US goes against the grain the economic and societal damage of hard drug abuse must be significant. EU has less than 10% illegal drug deaths than the US., surely there are lessons to be learnt.

Do you have anything that supports your claims?