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RemainsOfTheDay
1y ago
Then you should wonder how objective you can be, and why not.
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1y ago
Volvo Cars is Chinese-owned. What did he expect? Tell me one quality and reliable Chinese brand in North America, just one.
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1y ago
You don't know what their intentions are. They are like the police or the car salesmen: they do this every day or so, you do it once every 5 years. If you're not careful, you won't even know what happened there, not until you
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1y ago
Legally they should, especially if those memes are anti-American. They are subject to immigration law, which is constitutional. We are so nice to non-citizens in America that many of them actually do think they are legally a citizen's
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1y ago
ROTFL. I'm quite sure that's their main job, finding out who are the adversaries of the regime.
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1y ago
They are not detaining them. They are refusing them entry, housing them and sending them back. Every country has the right to choose who they admit. And we don't really whether the JD Vance meme wasn't just the frosting on the cak
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1y ago
Because they are not American nationals. My last border crossing, a few days ago: "What was the purpose of your travel? ... What are you bringing back with you? ... Welcome home." Took one minute.
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1y ago
Are the grapes sour?
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1y ago
I've been seeing Mullvad billboards for years, including in Paris.
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1y ago
I get that, and it will be the exception. Unfortunately, the comment I responded to deserved to be called out, beyond its xenophobic tone. (Btw, I can't find it anymore.)
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I don't think that Europeans have language advantages over Americans. America is way more multinational than Europe, by design. There are few European countries with multiple official languages; most only have one, like the US. It'
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