Why is the US sending anyone to a country whose prisons are known to commit

[milestogo]

human rights violations? Deporting criminals is one thing, but deport them to wherever they came from. What right do we have to send people to foreign prisons where they have no rights whatsoever?

[Mister Ed]

1. Because their prisons are known to commit human rights violations.

As usual, the cruelty is the point.

[Tickle]

2. Venezuela wouldn't take them

back, so he made arrangements with El Salvador.
That's what I thought

[sop]

3. Trump promised MAGA he would.

[rickyhall]

4. They'll get to us eventually. I''ll be one they wwon't take alive.

[Quanta]

5. Because it's less offensive to the masses if it's not happening on American soil.

This way, they have "plausible deniability" for any abuses. So much better to outsource the concentration camps, dontchaknow.

[ImNotGod]

6. The US is a fascist ruled state, from the judiciary on down. Anything goes, there are no roadblocks, nazi Germany on

steroids. So when the dictator decides to send ameicans to death camps in another country it's done. At least that is what I'm witnessing so far.

[Irish_Dem]

7. Trump and other fascist leaders love torture.

To terrorize and intimidate citizens.

And Trump and Musk get off on it, they are sadists.

[Deuxcents]

8. Waterboarding was very popular until it was exposed and finally outlawed.

[Irish_Dem]

18. What is wrong with humans?

[msongs]

9. the dog murderer wanted to take some kinky pics with her sex slaves. she is a perv IMO nt

[usonian]

10. For the LuLZ

Frickin devil incarnate loves to see people suffer.


Urban Dictionary:
Lulz is a synonym for Schadenfreude and means "lol derived from other's suffering". Osama, on WTC: I did it for teh lulz!

[sinkingfeeling]

11. Because the US you and I grew up in no longer exists. Human rights have no priority now.

[WhiskeyGrinder]

12. Prisons in the U.S. commit human rights violations, so what's the problem?

[LisaL]

13. We don't put people in prison in US unless they have been convicted of crimes.

Trump is sending people to El Salvador, most of whom haven't been convicted of anything. For how long are they supposed to be kept in the prison? They have no term to serve, yet they are being kept in prison indefinitely? As long as Trump pays?

[WhiskeyGrinder]

14. We convict people of crimes they haven't committed. People are held in jail routinely without charges, sometimes

for months or years. Don't get me wrong; Trump is a monster. But complacency about our domestic system makes his current actions possible.

[UTUSN]

15. Not like U.S. hasn't done it before. What did CHEENEE call it, "enhanced interrogation" in other places.

[Blue Full Moon]

16. Cheap

[usedtobedemgurl]

17. The cruelty is the point.

[alarimer]

19. That is the point, I think.

He probably hopes they will die.