So to some of you the only answer is for all Palestinians to leave their land and go seek help somewhere else? And leave all of that land for Israel and trump for the building of resorts?
Add to the naivete of thinking all those people can just pick up their belonging and go somewhere else just like that. Unreal.
Hmmmm funny why there may be places they cannot go. I wonder why that is? That said, there are places they can go. Like Halifax.
Hell yeah. Just pack up your shit and head on down the road. Easy peasy.
Well if my house, school, or local hospital was at risk of being bombed, I would not stick around. They can keep the furniture.
OK, I shouldn't be such a smart ass. Sorry.
But honestly, I just don't see simply picking up and tromping off much of an option for most of those people. For most of us, obviously not so hard. Shit, when I was much younger, more than once time I said, "Fuck it, I'm outta here." And four of those times involved moving clear across the country, and one that went all the way up and down the west coast.
But today, even doing that here in the U.S. is not as easy, and probably foolish for most people right now. So imagine trying to do that if you lived in Gaza. Some of them could, maybe, but sure as hell not most.
Anyway, you and I is waaaaay lucky.
All good. No doubt, and something I appreciate everyday I step outside.
Well said. That's definitely something I'm going to do today-- life is short, it's a sad an beautiful world, and today, I just want to "get out and smell the roses".
I hope your Saturday is a good one.
Bravo. You can choose to look at the bad or look at the good. There is plenty of good. My son failed his driver's test yesterday. But we are lucky we have a car he can drive if he can pull it together! These are good and simple problems to have.
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BREAKING: President Trump wont deport illegal immigrants employed in agriculture, hospitality, and other industries.
Only critics of lsraeI get deported.
What a fucking clown. I suppose it’s just COOTWH playing 7D chess like he did with gaming consoles and cell phones? Brilliant brilliance of brilliancy.
Speaking of critics of Israel, where do the Jewish ones get sent to? You know, the friends of Hamas? Asking for a friend.
So to some of you the only answer is for all Palestinians to leave their land and go seek help somewhere else? And leave all of that land for Israel and trump for the building of resorts?
Add to the naivete of thinking all those people can just pick up their belonging and go somewhere else just like that. Unreal.
Hmmmm funny why there may be places they cannot go. I wonder why that is? That said, there are places they can go. Like Halifax.
Hell yeah. Just pack up your shit and head on down the road. Easy peasy.
Well if my house, school, or local hospital was at risk of being bombed, I would not stick around. They can keep the furniture.
OK, I shouldn't be such a smart ass. Sorry.
But honestly, I just don't see simply picking up and tromping off much of an option for most of those people. For most of us, obviously not so hard. Shit, when I was much younger, more than once time I said, "Fuck it, I'm outta here." And four of those times involved moving clear across the country, and one that went all the way up and down the west coast.
But today, even doing that here in the U.S. is not as easy, and probably foolish for most people right now. So imagine trying to do that if you lived in Gaza. Some of them could, maybe, but sure as hell not most.
Anyway, you and I is waaaaay lucky.
All good. No doubt, and something I appreciate everyday I step outside.
Well said. That's definitely something I'm going to do today-- life is short, it's a sad an beautiful world, and today, I just want to "get out and smell the roses".
I hope your Saturday is a good one.
Bravo. You can choose to look at the bad or look at the good. There is plenty of good. My son failed his driver's test yesterday. But we are lucky we have a car he can drive if he can pull it together! These are good and simple problems to have.
I hope he does! The first time I tried to drive, my folks had a manual transmission and I accidentally popped the clutch and hit a chain link fence. Very minor damage, thank goodness.
So to some of you the only answer is for all Palestinians to leave their land and go seek help somewhere else? And leave all of that land for Israel and trump for the building of resorts?
Add to the naivete of thinking all those people can just pick up their belonging and go somewhere else just like that. Unreal.
Hmmmm funny why there may be places they cannot go. I wonder why that is? That said, there are places they can go. Like Halifax.
Hell yeah. Just pack up your shit and head on down the road. Easy peasy.
Well if my house, school, or local hospital was at risk of being bombed, I would not stick around. They can keep the furniture.
OK, I shouldn't be such a smart ass. Sorry.
But honestly, I just don't see simply picking up and tromping off much of an option for most of those people. For most of us, obviously not so hard. Shit, when I was much younger, more than once time I said, "Fuck it, I'm outta here." And four of those times involved moving clear across the country, and one that went all the way up and down the west coast.
But today, even doing that here in the U.S. is not as easy, and probably foolish for most people right now. So imagine trying to do that if you lived in Gaza. Some of them could, maybe, but sure as hell not most.
Anyway, you and I is waaaaay lucky.
All good. No doubt, and something I appreciate everyday I step outside.
Well said. That's definitely something I'm going to do today-- life is short, it's a sad an beautiful world, and today, I just want to "get out and smell the roses".
I hope your Saturday is a good one.
Bravo. You can choose to look at the bad or look at the good. There is plenty of good. My son failed his driver's test yesterday. But we are lucky we have a car he can drive if he can pull it together! These are good and simple problems to have.
I hope he does! The first time I tried to drive, my folks had a manual transmission and I accidentally popped the clutch and hit a chain link fence. Very minor damage, thank goodness.
Funny, I drove a Suzuki TS185 enduro right into a chain link fence. Hurt like a mother. Needed stitches in my left arm. I have not been on two wheels since. That was 1985. I may or may not have been running from the cops.
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So to some of you the only answer is for all Palestinians to leave their land and go seek help somewhere else? And leave all of that land for Israel and trump for the building of resorts?
Add to the naivete of thinking all those people can just pick up their belonging and go somewhere else just like that. Unreal.
Hmmmm funny why there may be places they cannot go. I wonder why that is? That said, there are places they can go. Like Halifax.
Hell yeah. Just pack up your shit and head on down the road. Easy peasy.
Well if my house, school, or local hospital was at risk of being bombed, I would not stick around. They can keep the furniture.
OK, I shouldn't be such a smart ass. Sorry.
But honestly, I just don't see simply picking up and tromping off much of an option for most of those people. For most of us, obviously not so hard. Shit, when I was much younger, more than once time I said, "Fuck it, I'm outta here." And four of those times involved moving clear across the country, and one that went all the way up and down the west coast.
But today, even doing that here in the U.S. is not as easy, and probably foolish for most people right now. So imagine trying to do that if you lived in Gaza. Some of them could, maybe, but sure as hell not most.
Anyway, you and I is waaaaay lucky.
All good. No doubt, and something I appreciate everyday I step outside.
Well said. That's definitely something I'm going to do today-- life is short, it's a sad an beautiful world, and today, I just want to "get out and smell the roses".
I hope your Saturday is a good one.
Bravo. You can choose to look at the bad or look at the good. There is plenty of good. My son failed his driver's test yesterday. But we are lucky we have a car he can drive if he can pull it together! These are good and simple problems to have.
I hope he does! The first time I tried to drive, my folks had a manual transmission and I accidentally popped the clutch and hit a chain link fence. Very minor damage, thank goodness.
Funny, I drove a Suzuki TS185 enduro right into a chain link fence. Hurt like a mother. Needed stitches in my left arm. I have not been on two wheels since. That was 1985. I may or may not have been running from the cops.
Columbia anti-Israel protester Mahmoud Khalil can be deported, judge rules
Mahmoud Khalil faces deportation for his role in Columbia University campus protests against Israel
The odd thing people are supporting in these situations of deporting people on visas is that free speech isn’t an across the board value, it’s saying that it’s conditional.
Assembly must be peaceful. It’s right there in the first amendment. He organized the protests while on a visa. He then misled the govt on his green card application about his activities while in America.
The protesters targeted Jews with hate speech, (edit, and forced to barricade themselves and call 911) police were called to the campus multiple times. I’ve posted videos of this in here multiple times but no one will admit to any of that. The left is coming up with their version of fake news.
No one will admit the cops were called? I already know cops were there, which doesn’t help your point because Khalil isn’t even being charged with a crime. His protest itself is seen as a threat and he’s being punished for exercising free assembly and speech.
"potentially serious adverse foreign consequences, and would compromise a compelling U.S. foreign policy interest." Is the republicans case is here
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Bravo. You can choose to look at the bad or look at the good. There is plenty of good. My son failed his driver's test yesterday. But we are lucky we have a car he can drive if he can pull it together! These are good and simple problems to have.
Only critics of lsraeI get deported.
Not today Sir, Probably not tomorrow.............................................. bayfront arena st. pete '94
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memories like fingerprints are slowly raising.................................... first niagara center buffalo '13
another man ..... moved by sleight of hand...................................... joe louis arena detroit '14
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I hope he does! The first time I tried to drive, my folks had a manual transmission and I accidentally popped the clutch and hit a chain link fence. Very minor damage, thank goodness.
Funny, I drove a Suzuki TS185 enduro right into a chain link fence. Hurt like a mother. Needed stitches in my left arm. I have not been on two wheels since. That was 1985. I may or may not have been running from the cops.
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Not today Sir, Probably not tomorrow.............................................. bayfront arena st. pete '94
you're finally here and I'm a mess................................................... nationwide arena columbus '10
memories like fingerprints are slowly raising.................................... first niagara center buffalo '13
another man ..... moved by sleight of hand...................................... joe louis arena detroit '14