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Yuri Bezmenov's avatar

Scott says nothing when illegals kill Americans, which happens 100x more than ICE hurting an illegal. He also won’t host them in one of his many luxury homes. Hope Zohran keeps taxing him and seizing his assets so he can get what he voted for.

Bossa Nogi's avatar

He should be forced to live in NYCHA projects sharing a toilet with THE PEOPLE

Gregg Lewis's avatar

Your comment is grade school fodder. A piss poor attempt at being emotionally manipulative, while factually bankrupt, and intellectually insipid. You're not critiquing his views— you're inventing a cartoon version of him so you can feel righteous about attacking him. Use a mirror if you like cartoons.

Eric Goldman's avatar

Wow, Yuri, I think your thinking about Russia maybe? You should support this kind of statement with some facts, as this: " when illegals kill Americans, which happens 100x more than ICE hurting an illegal" would imply that the "illegals" have now killed thousands of people. Show us, please.

George Cree's avatar

Middle school level reply Yuri.

Chris Hensel's avatar

So true Yuri!!!! I wonder how he would feel if one of his loved ones was raped and/or killed by an illegal who has been released multiple times in a sanctuary city.

Lastly, I will say the only reason we’re here is because the Biden/Obama administration allowed 10 million plus illegals to flow into this country! That, is why we are where we are today with ICE!

Eric Goldman's avatar

Like I said in my comment, Hensel, are you going to step forward and to the work they used to do?

Mark Danowsky's avatar

Interestingly, basically everyone has reported that Trump seems to genuinely like Mamdani.

I believe this is the "rizz recognize rizz" principle.

Eric Goldman's avatar

Scott, everything in this piece is right, and the labor question deserves its own spotlight: the jobs these people held were overwhelmingly the ones most Americans have consistently refused to do. Backbreaking hours, fixed wages, few or no benefits, no glamour, no upward path. Nobody was lining up to take those roles before the raids started, and nobody's lining up now that they're empty. So the actual question nobody in this administration seems willing to answer is: who does the work?

Elon's humanoid robots? The same man whose "full self-driving" has been perpetually eighteen months away for a decade, promising a robot workforce for jobs that require judgment, dexterity, and endurance in a hundred-degree field, on a timeline about as credible as Trump's own repeatedly declared, never-actually-finished wars. That's not a labor policy. That's a hallucination with a product roadmap attached, and in the meantime crops rot, kitchens go short-staffed, and construction slows, while the actual humans who used to do that work are in a detention facility named after an alligator instead of on a job site. Nobody's coming to fill the gap. That was never the plan. The cruelty was the plan, and the labor shortage is just the receipt.