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In reply to the discussion: Fixing the migrant bussing problem? [View all]Torchlight
(6,264 posts)64. I hold with great conviction the problem are imaginary red and black lines on map
taking priority over actual human beings. A primal desire by humans that for so long we've accepted and codified into law we tend to perceive borders as a physical reality.
When I hear the derision of (for one of many examples) imaginary religions confining so many to methods of thought and action, I ofen giggle to myself a little bit, thinking that most of our daily decisions are predicated on what is wholly imaginary, and in effect confine ourselves to methods of thought and actions are also wholly based on the imaginary.
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Screw that. Texas should be required to keep them and house, feed, etc, them ALL
Seeking Serenity
Sep 2023
#2
Fine. If Texas is stubbornly refusing to come around to the RIGHT-THINKING side
Seeking Serenity
Sep 2023
#15
Wrong. I don't want them used by Goppers to embarrass or target Democrats (n/t)
Seeking Serenity
Sep 2023
#70
Do you have ANY idea how bad posts like yours in this thread make Democrats look?
highplainsdem
Sep 2023
#39
I think you are quite right that Democrats across the country should be
DemocraticPatriot
Sep 2023
#45
It is not a Texas-Mexico border. It is a U.S.-Mexico border. In fact, the border is federal property
dalton99a
Sep 2023
#19
I hold with great conviction the problem are imaginary red and black lines on map
Torchlight
Sep 2023
#64