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Haha, jag vet. Ondahamstern och klybun är troll. Det finns massa Trump-hatare med dessa två väljer alltid att missförstå och förstöra debatten.LOL!
Hur som haver har det inget med sakfrågan att göra. Den handlade om huruvida det är moraliskt rätt att tvinga en stor del av befolkningen att bekosta aborter, om denna stora del av befolkningen tycker det är moraliskt vidrigt med abort. Det är bara Ondahamstern som, än en gång, tappat bort sig i argumentationen.
Men Ondahamstern förde fram som argument MOT ett abortförbud, att majoriteten skulle vara för abort. Ska bli spännande att se hur han ormar sig ur den grop han grävt åt sig själv.
Hur som haver har det inget med sakfrågan att göra. Den handlade om huruvida det är moraliskt rätt att tvinga en stor del av befolkningen att bekosta aborter, om denna stora del av befolkningen tycker det är moraliskt vidrigt med abort. Det är bara Ondahamstern som, än en gång, tappat bort sig i argumentationen.
Men Ondahamstern förde fram som argument MOT ett abortförbud, att majoriteten skulle vara för abort. Ska bli spännande att se hur han ormar sig ur den grop han grävt åt sig själv.
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Trump ånga på.
https://www.nytimes.com/2017/02/25/u...l?ref=politics
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Så enkelt att vara en bra president jämfört med Obama/Bush. Trump bara låter dem göra sitt jobb
In Virginia, Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents waited outside a church shelter where undocumented immigrants had gone to stay warm. In Texas and in Colorado, agents went into courthouses, looking for foreigners who had arrived for hearings on other matters.
At Kennedy International Airport in New York, passengers arriving after a five-hour flight from San Francisco were asked to show their documents before they were allowed to get off the plane.
The Trump administration’s far-reaching plan to arrest and deport vast numbers of undocumented immigrants has been introduced in dramatic fashion over the past month. And much of that task has fallen to thousands of ICE officers who are newly emboldened, newly empowered and already getting to work.
Gone are the Obama-era rules that required them to focus only on serious criminals. In Southern California, in one of the first major roundups during the Trump administration, officers detained 161 people with a wide range of felony and misdemeanor convictions, and 10 who had no criminal history at all.
“Before, we used to be told, ‘You can’t arrest those people,’ and we’d be disciplined for being insubordinate if we did,” said a 10-year veteran of the agency who took part in the operation. “Now those people are priorities again. And there are a lot of them here.”
At Kennedy International Airport in New York, passengers arriving after a five-hour flight from San Francisco were asked to show their documents before they were allowed to get off the plane.
The Trump administration’s far-reaching plan to arrest and deport vast numbers of undocumented immigrants has been introduced in dramatic fashion over the past month. And much of that task has fallen to thousands of ICE officers who are newly emboldened, newly empowered and already getting to work.
Gone are the Obama-era rules that required them to focus only on serious criminals. In Southern California, in one of the first major roundups during the Trump administration, officers detained 161 people with a wide range of felony and misdemeanor convictions, and 10 who had no criminal history at all.
“Before, we used to be told, ‘You can’t arrest those people,’ and we’d be disciplined for being insubordinate if we did,” said a 10-year veteran of the agency who took part in the operation. “Now those people are priorities again. And there are a lot of them here.”
