Which we don’t currently have…
A nation isn’t a community, at least not in any real, human sense. We barely even know many of our neighbors, let alone those across the country.
The fact that it’s common doesn’t make it right. All of these policies were adopted following the rise of race science, fascism, nationalism, etc. It’s surprising people haven’t started to push back on them more yet.
Citation needed.
The shortage is so severe that any housing helps, though it’s certainly not the most efficient way to go about it.
And he’s just one of many sent there, most are still experiencing this.
I know there’s lots of smart tech people on here. Anyone want to set up a bot to spam realistic looking resumes?
The way the lake is depicted in the third panel is intended to impart more of a fearful energy I think. So it’s probably the latter.
Why should descent be required?
Lesser evil voting is fully rational in the system we have. You don’t have to like it. You can fight to change it. But that’s just a fact.
These people need to get behind electoral reforms then. There’s no reason another party is going to do better than the existing third parties. There’s a reason there has never in American history been more than two viable parties at once. The duopoly is fully enforced by our electoral system.
Can you explain what I’m looking at here? Are these people not official police?
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Well, you’re denying people certain basic freedoms based on who their parents were. Not all countries provide citizenship based on ancestry, and this means that denying birthright citizenship can lead to statelessness, which is very dangerous for those people. So for them, it is a requirement for a basic and normal life free from state violence.