There are children in the caravan. Why should they be gassed? They are disadvantaged people acting out of desperation because of what the Americans have done to their country. Did the Americans respect the borders of the Central American countries when they intervened and meddled in their affairs?It ain’t a Children’s Migrant Caravan.
The United States spends more on defense than the next 7 countries combined. The “horde” is a couple thousand unarmed economic migrants in t-shirts and sneakers. A normal reaction to such a group would be to ignore them if you aren’t going to help them.It is to a horde marching towards your country burning your flag. What do you think a normal reaction is to such a group?
You’ve already been corrected once about your usage of the term “Gassed”.Why should they be gassed?
Well, I guess they’ll have to get over it and try to rebuild their country. Showing up as an angry mob at someone else’s doorstep will not endear them to most people.They are disadvantaged people acting out of desperation because of what the Americans have done to their country.
We haven’t invaded Central America yet. Whatever political or trade influence we have over them is still respecting their borders and sovereignty.Did the Americans respect the borders of the Central American countries when they intervened and meddled in their affairs?
According to the CBS Evening News, the caravan now exceeds 7,500 and is expected to grow to over 10,000.The “horde” is a couple thousand unarmed economic migrants in t-shirts and sneakers.
Why would you bother? Unless you lie awake at night terrified at the fact that Honduran people exist I don’t get it.Why wouldn’t you stop them before they cross?
The horror. Someone needs to protect our children.If they cross the border then, unfortunately, they can use our system against us and claim asylum.
I wouldn’t. I was just speaking to exnihilo’s notion that they’re an invading force.Why would you ignore persons at a port of entry with proper documentation or assessed as legally qualifying for what each requests?
I agree. I think it is a terrible disgrace to have so many homeless families sleeping on the sidewalks of southern California. At the same time, I hope that something can be done to alleviate the suffering of the desperate people of Honduras. After all, part of the problem was caused by US intervention. According to a Congressional Budget Office (CBO) report, the U.S. wars in Iraq and Afghanistan could cost taxpayers a total of $2.4 trillion (that is two thousand four hundred billion) dolllars. That is a whole lot of money and every year the government spends about 600 billion dollars for defense. What good has it done to have spent all that money for war in Afghanistan and Iraq? I would like to see a small part of that allotted to help the poor and disadvantaged in some way. I have no doubt that it would be possible to develop some sort of programs to help them out at a very low cost compared to what was spent in the Afghan and Iraq wars.there are a lot of people here already suffering
Sure not,Annie.see no need to let in thousands of young US-flag-burning men; s
Sure, let’s not. I’m with you.Let’s not forget the great failures of Cuba, Venezuela and Nicaragua as long as we speak about America’s faults.
https://www.quora.com/What-was-life...ic-were-the-changes-after-Castro-seized-powerCuba was the third developed nation of the Americas before Fidel Castro. On many indicators it even beat European nations and part of the Southern USA. It beat all Latin American nations.
Do you really think, do you actually believe, I’m somehow showing disrespect for protesters killed by the government (or the contras, for that matter)? Seriously? Please, explain that to me.Can’t we show some respect for the many protesters that government has now killed? Even Bianca Jagger who hails from there says so.