THE ERA OF TRUMP

[SuburbanFarmer]

I'm surprised California (our MHF member,) hasn't heard about this or said anything yet. He's always been ready to gas the pedos with me.

Yeah dude. Fuck the judicial system. Let's just bring them before Herr Trump and get a quick thumbs down.

[Speaker to Animals]

The left would rather turn this nation into a fucking banana republic with their lawlessness.

The judgment of the Ninth Circuit upholding the temporary restraining order (TRO) against President Donald Trump’s recent executive order restricting travel from seven terror-prone countries would have allowed one of the 9/11 hijackers to sue the government to come to, or stay in, the United States.
Under the court’s novel theory of legal standing, “injuries” to public universities that result from foreign students and teachers not being able to enter the country give the states standing to sue.

Moreover, the court held that foreigners with visas have due process rights under the Fifth Amendment of the U.S. Constitution, even though the precedent it cited applied to people already in the United States. Those due process rights could also be asserted by states on behalf of people in the U.S. illegally or “who have a relationship with a U.S. resident or … institution,” the court held in its ruling.

Hani Hasan Hanjour was one of the four pilots in the September 11, 2001 attack. He flew American Airlines flight 77 into the Pentagon, killing 184 people, including everyone on the flight. He was in the U.S. on a student visa, according to the 9/11 Commission report.

He was from Saudi Arabia, a country not covered by the executive order. By the reasoning of the Ninth Circuit, however, Hanjour would have due process rights to challenge his exclusion from the United States once he had been granted a student visa. His relationship with a U.S. “institution” — in this case, an English as a Second Language school in Oakland, California — would have been enough to grant him standing. A state could have sued on his behalf even while he was still abroad.

Hanjour did not, in fact, attend the English as a Second Language school in California, but resumed flight training in Arizona that he had begun on an earlier visit, the 9/11 Commission found.

http://www.breitbart.com/big-government ... -come-u-s/



Lefties: you are behaving like fucking idiots on this one. It's only a matter of time before some more of your beloved Muslim settlers perpetrate another terror attack, and I am telling you right now, if you cause another 9-11 with this shit, the power you just lost last November would be a drop in the bucket to where you will be for the rest of your lives (and your children's lives).

If lefties knew how to reason, before they set out on this ridiculous course of action, they would have sat down and considered the probability that their opening borders to these people will result in allowing another terror attack to happen. But they couldn't do that. They didn't do that. And it's only a matter of time before more Americans have to pay the price for the left's inability to reason.

[SuburbanFarmer]

We're no more in danger than we've been for 200 years. The only change has been the ridiculous fear lingering of the media.

Clutch those pearls, princess.

[DrYouth]

I'm surprised California (our MHF member,) hasn't heard about this or said anything yet. He's always been ready to gas the pedos with me.

Everyone wants to gas pedos...
But when you throw out due process it's the throwing out of due process that's the problem.... not the gassed pedos.

[DrYouth]

We're no more in danger than we've been for 200 years. The only change has been the ridiculous fear lingering of the media.

Clutch those pearls, princess.

fear lingering... spell check?

[PartyOf5]

We're no more in danger than we've been for 200 years.

Trolling?

[PartyOf5]

I'm surprised California (our MHF member,) hasn't heard about this or said anything yet. He's always been ready to gas the pedos with me.

Everyone wants to gas pedos...
But when you throw out due process it's the throwing out of due process that's the problem.... not the gassed pedos.

He mentioned a trial, just a fast one. There's nothing in there to indicate due process would be circumvented.

[PartyOf5]

The media is just trying SO HARD to make lies true by continuously telling them.

https://www.bostonglobe.com/metro/2017/ ... story.html

In the middle of praising these "patriotic" players for thumbing their nose at the White House there's this:

Part of me wonders if the Trump-Patriots connection is overblown. I don’t assume that everyone who’s ever played golf with Trump supports a Muslim ban, or thinks what America really needs is a wall on the Mexican border. That said, Trump’s friends in Foxborough certainly haven’t gone out of their way to distance themselves from his toxic positions.

Trump's EO IS NOT A MUSLIM BAN!! The media and entertainment is full of dishonest attention seekers looking to score cred points. It's cool to diss Trump. Anytime anyone says anything even remotely nice about the guy (like Under Armors CEO), a dozen entertainers have to screech about it.

[SuburbanFarmer]

We're no more in danger than we've been for 200 years.

Trolling?

Not at all. There's always been an outside chance of Indian raid on your homestead, or random foreigner blowing up a building. Explosives weren't invented yesterday.
I guess you could say the chance of dying by terrorist has gone from .000000000000000000000000000000000000001% to .000000000000000000000000002 or something, but it's not a threat, compared to lightning strike or shark attack. You'll never see a terrorist, unless you're overseas fighting for cheap oil. You will almost certainly die of a clogged artery or car accident - with an unassigned probability of nuclear war (no way to predict those odds).

All that's changed is the media and fear-mongering reaching insane levels across the planet.

[DrYouth]

Trump's EO IS NOT A MUSLIM BAN!! The media and entertainment is full of dishonest attention seekers looking to score cred points. It's cool to diss Trump. Anytime anyone says anything even remotely nice about the guy (like Under Armors CEO), a dozen entertainers have to screech about it.

Although, to be fair, he campaigned on a "Muslim Ban"... his own words.
And this piece of legislation appears on the surface to be his attempt to keep his election promise... although it doesn't really.

As far as the celebrity screeching... I'm gonna have to agree with you on that being annoying.
Celebrities are making the left look like idiots... for the most part it's embarrassing.