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Harsh?
You're constantly vomiting up nonsense about things I put real-life energy, money, and time into. It is dishonest, immoral, and sick. You continue to do it even after we have been through this multiple times: I'm not a conservative and I have never voted for the GOP nevermind Trump; even posters who have serious policy disagreements (i.e., @BFoe on 2A rights and gun control, @Islam Imamate on border security and immigration) recognize this. What's more, I'm literally on record declaring support for Dems and their sub-25% approval rating in the 2026 midterms despite best efforts from so many of you absolute goofs to put me off with your slanderous drive-by shots.You'd do well to heed the wise words of @helltoupee cause this shit is freakish.
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I'm half Sycuan Band of Kumeyaay Indians who raised me in the absence of an Italian father who shot himself after coming back from Vietnam when I was an infant. I was taught to love and appreciate the land just as you do. I just find it oddly hypocritical that somewhere along the line your family immigrated here and indirectly perpetuated the destroying of the beauty that was an integral part of our beliefs, and yet you are so passionate about kicking down the ladder and not allowing others the same opportunity you've been afforded. Of course, with those statements I'm probably going to get all of the might makes right arguments, and in that case anyone who does appreciate our great natural wonders while simultaneously making said arguments can go suck a big fat Trump turd because he's demonstrating might makes right with our lands in this very administration.
Now, I suspect you will make the argument that this is precisely why you are so dedicated to building walls around lines in the sand and property rights, and again, I will remind you that if these same walls kept your family out, you wouldn't be here. And don't give me this "I'm all for legal immigration". Certainly your family, somewhere along the way, did not follow the same wait periods, etc. as that exist now. They probably showed up on Ellis island and came right in. Did you allow all of the migrants at the southern border to just "show up" and come in? There was no "legal" or "illegal" immigration at the time. Whoever showed up simply signed a registry and was allowed access. You want to say "things are different now", yet the entire population of the world could fit in the state of Texas.
We welcomed your kind with open arms. We fed you when you had no food. We taught you how to fish, hunt, and survive in these lands. We gave your family a reprieve from whatever dire situation you were escaping. You were afforded a new life in a new place. And yet you don't want to afford those same opportunities to others, who so desparately seek the same things your family did. It's selfish, hypocritical, and immature.
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