Because no one went to America illegally then it was open borders, now would you hurry up and leave my country, you are not welcome.
Enjoying my time in Ireland. Visited County Cavan where my ancestors were evicted from their land in 1845. That forced them to come to America legally so they wouldn’t starve. Pardon me if I reject the “white privilege” scenario if applied to my family.pic.twitter.com/gecXRy60YJ
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We don't want him back.
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Dude just fucking log off, there's nothing for you here anymore.
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"legally" in 1845 = showing up at Ellis Island and hoping they don't give you a new last name
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You should have stayed and fought, coward! Go back to your country
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"Coming to America legally" in 1845: 1. Get on a boat. 2. Sail to America. 3. Get off the boat. 4. Welcome to America. 5. There is no Step 5.
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Hi Bill, long time loather, first time writer. Do you realize that privilege is a thing that you can gain over time. It requires context. Here's what context means: when you touch or kiss a woman when she asks you to, that is okay. If not, it is sexual assault. See? Context!
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Have a nice holiday, Bill! Please talk to people you meet here about their undocumented emigrant family members, their fears of a hard border on this island and how badly direct provision is going. Oh, and try some coddle.
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And what would "illegal" immigration have looked like in mid 1800s USA? Just wondering.
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