u/CluelessBrowserr

Conservatives, what is one policy issue you are very liberal on? Liberals, what is one issue you are very conservative on?

We typically forget the fact that one is hardly ever a conservative or liberal on everything. We all have some stances where we deviate from our typical political values. Let’s discuss what they are and determine what issues we are most likely to deviate from our political faction on! Conservatives, what is one policy issue you are very liberal on? Liberals, what is one issue you are very conservative on?

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u/CluelessBrowserr — 6 days ago

Liberals, what is one policy issue that you are very conservative on?

If there’s a certain policy issue where you dissent from the liberal base, now’s the chance for you to voice (and defend) it!

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u/CluelessBrowserr — 7 days ago

Title: Friend got stopped at US airport, CBP questioned him about me after seeing a message — should I be worried?

Hey everyone, I’m kind of stressed and could really use some insight.

I’m a dual Canadian/Iranian citizen living in Toronto. My friend (also dual citizen) flew to the U.S. today and got sent to secondary inspection at the airport. CBP went through his phone.

Apparently they found a screenshot of a message I sent him a while ago. It was a really dumb and pretty vulgar/offensive joke (nothing illegal or threatening, just immature and in bad taste — I regret it). The officer asked him a few questions about me and then asked for my phone number.

After that, the officer somehow pulled up my full name and photo and asked my friend if that was me. My friend said he wasn’t sure / hasn’t seen me in person.

From what he told me:

- They only asked a few questions about me (like 2–3)

- Then they moved on and focused way more on his ties to Iran

- He doesn’t think they saved anything from his phone

- He was eventually allowed through

Now I’m worried about a few things:

  1. Did I just get “flagged” in some system?

  2. Will this affect my future travel to the U.S.?

I wasn’t present, wasn’t contacted directly, and this was just a private message between friends (no threats or anything like that).

I know I messed up with what I said, but I’m trying to understand the realistic consequences here.

Has anyone experienced something similar or knows how CBP typically handles this?

Thanks in advance.

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u/CluelessBrowserr — 23 days ago