Pre-Trump Era Republicans Debate Amnesty For Illegal Immigrants
Latinos for Trump!!!!
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Latino Carlos Mencia We Should Send Illegal Immigrants to The Wrong Country
Maybe this is why Carlos Mencia ain't out here with his folks fighting against ICE deportations; because he thinks it's funny.
Maybe this is why Carlos Mencia ain't out here with his folks fighting against ICE deportations; because he thinks it's funny.
where the fuck is jake paul at since, he loves Mexicans so much?????
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Where are the Latino Jews?
Why aren't Latinos demanding Jewish people to stand with them in this struggle?
They disrespect and demonize Blacks and but they're super quiet when it comes to their Jewish friends that they love so much.
Why is that so?
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Will Ben Affleck come to the embattled Latino's rescue????
Will Ben Affleck stand in solidarity with Latinos and march side by side with his Latino brothers and sisters?
I remember this,
One of the few Black men in ICE
Just doin his job,
and this Doc/Nurse thought they could bully him
It's gonna be 4 straight years of pain fah Latinos
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Why he a coon though? Ice paying close to 150k and you get a pension and can retire at 50
"Gained the whole world for the price of your soul..."
And the First Black Woman I've seen.
Mask? dah, fuk a damn mask.
And how many Mexicans in this very thread are like:
They're not voting for no damn Black Woman.
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Wait! Hold up. His behavior was so bad he was already deported once before after a night of no social order.
I'm fucking crying tears of laughter. WASP'S are really trying to get rid of his ass.
Pastor Daniel Fuentes Espinal
Yall exchange reminded me of a conversation I had with a student who was a CJ major and was considering becoming an immigrations agent. This was before Trump’s election, but she was second guessing her decision to pursue this career field.
I keep it all the way real with her, and told her the moment you agree to join the law enforcement regime, you automatically support a system that has historically mistreated us and other minorities. HOWEVER, you also can make a difference from within and you have to make a living (make money).
Many black folks become judges, prosecutors, and law officers and some have to make moral decisions along the way.
Another girl wanted to become a judge, and I was like “nice! Now you get to throw niggas in jail that was probably trying to figure out a way to support themselves or family!” She was a bit horrified at the thought of doing that, but I reassured her that is was ok to throw niggas in jail and sleep peacefully at night.
My point to her was that the legal system comes with moral crossroads. These young ladies should pursue their careers and make adjustments along the way. Maybe, they are the one that will lead reform changes from inside. Who knows?!
I don’t agree with how these agents go about things, but I also understand trying to make a living. Interesting times…
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That reveals a fundamental problem with the false dream you fed these kids. Who in the history of the US actually changed a system from the inside? For the thousands if not millions of people that sacrificed the group for their individual goals by joining up with an oppressor who has benefited? As you know all systems have entropy including social systems. And this entropy prevents the individual from imposing lasting changes within a system. One man in their 30 year career will never create lasting changes to systems with thousands of people with 200 years of entropy.
Systems are only changed or influenced by movements outside the system. One of the greatest civil rights icons of all time Thurgood Marshall was aruably more impactful before he became a Supreme Court Justice. When he was outside the system he made waves his strategy in social justice lead to the civil rights act. He was almost unbeatable in cases he brought before the supreme court as he entered the system he was still impactful as an appeals court judge he has some actual power. But as the system enveloped him and he became a supreme court Justice he just became a dissenting vote. And after him because the white man just viewed his utility as a symbol we get Clarence Thomas to replace him.
The system will always autocorrect back no matter how much an individual can push it. Someone else will just push it back the other way. Every major system in America is fundamentally the same since they began except for the gains we made through the civil rights MOVEMENT, the abolitionist Movement. We failed when we stopped moving. The movement for civil rights in America needs to be continuos and constant. We need generational plans and people willing to commit their careers to change.
Now don't get me wrong working for the Government is not a bad thing. Most government jobs actually help people. But certain jobs are oppressive in their nature so if you go in know you are going to be hurting people as a job. When your job as a prosecutor is to lock people up you ain't moving up by letting off innocent people. When your job is to deport people you ain't gonna keep the job using discretion.
You can make individual difference to a few people in a short time. And that over the course of time might cause someone else to help someone else. But in the quest for the few times you get the opportunity to do good you will be feeding the entropy of the system for another generation.
So yeah everybody makes moral decision along the way. And some of those moral decisions make you a coon piece of shit.
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broken hearts, broken homes and broken dreams in the Trump Era.
The Latinogeddon continues.................
broken hearts, broken homes and broken dreams in the Trump Era.
The Latinogeddon continues.................
It’s not a false dream. It’s providing opportunities to infiltrate where possible. Whether they choose to assimilate or disrupt the system is dependent upon themselves. And the more of us we can get into positions (politically, entrepreneurship, wealth, science, legal, medical, etc), then the better chances for use to make a difference from with. Both outside and inside movements must coexist. And we have a problem on both sides.
I’m a notorious dream killer, but I also understand where we are underrepresented. If they choose the side of the oppressor, then that’s their business, and I wouldn’t give a shit. They will have to learn to navigate that shit.
But if a student tells me what they want to do with their life when they are a junior or senior in college, especially the legal route, then I’m not going to kill their ambition, but at least give them an honest assessment.
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