For centuries the United States has been admired for our ability to be successful while embodying compassion and setting standards for humane treatment of people. Whole countries have followed our example. Now, some want us to say our shoulders are not strong enough for this.
It’s unconscionable that this administration would question the eligibility of LGBT persons to claim asylum. 72 countries effectively outlaw same-sex relations and many lack adequate protections against violence. These people should be offered protection, not more discrimination.
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I REJECT that notion. Our shoulders ARE strong enough to open our arms and hearts with compassion and still be successful ourselves. Our shoulders have ALWAYS been strong enough. We have not suddenly become so weak that we must close our hearts to compassion.
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Agreed and the haters below should go live in those 72 countries.
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Or maybe just stay in the country we were born in... the United States isn't the worlds homeless shelter
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Unconscionable seems to be a fitting descriptor of this entire administration...
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It’s unconscionable that
#Phony,#Dirty, Corporate Democrats continue to#Sellout the 99% when it comes to policy.#FeinsteinOutThanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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Being LGBTQ should not be grounds for asylum
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@LesliePersin ummmm, why other than it’s your opinion ? Sounds like you need some education .
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Fusion GPS grandma
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