Posted: 8/20/22 at 3:15am
sinister teashop said: "Wee Thomas2 said: "Jarethan said: "I am going to sound like a Republican, but do they really need to do it in the theatre district…I do not think this is the best place from a business perspective."
You won't even notice them unless you camped outside of the hotel. Remember, NYC is a constant flow of 100 more people getting off of each bus.
We should educate these guests, then make them citizens, then send them back to Texas to VOTE"
I think you might be unpleasantly surprised at how many would vote Red, not Blue. And as citizens that would be their right unless we're talking about turning these human beings into a caste of permanently weaponized political tools."
Which is exactly what leaving the borders open intended to do from the very beginning, as per the sitting president.
He probably did think they would be so grateful to HIM they would vote for his party. But many of the immigrants coming across the border don't really believe in a lot of what his party stands for.
We all know he had his reasons for making it a free-for-all along the southern border. So if the TX governor wants to play a game so be it. What's good for the goose is good for the gander. Getting all wound up about it in these more liberal cities just makes them look like hypocrites, and not the caring people they pretend to be.
TX has a huge border and they are the ones being most impacted by it. Which is fine with the more liberal enclaves. As long as it isn't in THEIR backyard, right?
And saying that there is more land and space in TX isn't the point either.
People may not like Abbott for what he did, but these more liberal enclaves have showed their true colors by, instead of welcoming them (which would have fit their purported narrative to go along with open borders) becoming more defensive, pointing their finger at the TX governor and meeting these actions with "how are we going to handle all these people?"
They didn't seem to care when it was TX dealing with the policy of an open border that they started. The liberal response up north has actually proven more embarrassing than anything else. That whole attitude of being perfectly fine with huge influxes of immigrants, "as long as they're not in my backyard," goes against everything they pretend to stand for. Instead of calling Abbott names, the response should be, "Totally fine by us, governor. We want them here."
What we've seen is the opposite.
Outside of the Native Americans, we are all immigrants. But that doesn't mean a country shouldn't have rules for entry. Every other country has immigration rules in place, but somehow we're the only bad guys if we try to enforce it. It makes us the "r" word.
Funny though how we have a country to our north, led by a leader who has appeared in black face, that is extremely selective in their immigration policy. And a southern neighbor that has no problem securing their southern border.
But we're the bad guys.