And your future generations will tell the story of an ancestor who had to struggle to raise tens of millions of dollars to buy off sexual harassment accusers.
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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...Why don't you and assbuckets like you give it a rest.
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When you said legally they only had to hop on a boat and get over heat maybe take a health exam. They did not have to apply. So tired of people telling me their family came legally when all they had to do is show up.
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Isn’t that comparable to the exact plight of all those currently crossing our southern border due their similar struggles in central and Latin America’s????
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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.
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We don't want him back.
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You should have told us you were coming. We would have closed all the curtains, turned off the lights and pretended not to be home
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And hidden the good biscuits, on the off chance he snuck around the back door.
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