u/Sad_Intention6658

For reference, that means a city close to it that is evil and you hate it (you're basically the same city)

Examples include:

New York, New York and Jersey City, New Jersey; Cleveland and Akron, Ohio; Chicago, Illinois, and Milwaukee, Wisconsin; San Fran, and Oakland, California; et cetera.

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Communism blows, dude. But you know what also completely sucks? Getting trampled on by megacorpos.

State monopolies are no better than corporate monopolies.

However.... Capitalism works. Communism doesn't.

Capitalism actually gives people a change to succeed in the long run, and as long as the government caters to the people and not the corporations (we're still trying to get there), it works.

Communism only improves the lives of the dirt poor people, which is why it is popular in dirt poor places. Even the most successful of "communist" countries try to mimic at least kind of capitalism. (China)

Tl;dr: capitalism good, commie-trash bad

It never works, why are people so disillusioned with this idea of "perfection"?

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I'm going into welding in the big city, and I remember doing a thing on college education a while ago. I wanna know what you guys think of working like in trades

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Mixing of culture is awesome!! We are the melting pot of the world, and that's how you build a good strong country.

I don't support the deportations, specifically done on those who aren't criminals. Get the criminals and the rapists and the cheats out of my country.

I support LEGAL immigration, as long as you try to mix in with the country, don't commit crimes, and are beneficial, you should be welcome here.

I don't particularly like illegal immigration, as it's too dangerous to pick and choose who gets in or who doesn't.

I am in favor of TPS, as I said, we are the melting pot, we take in the beaten and the poor and helpless, and help them grow a good life that benefits everyone.

I support getting asylum and a path to citizenship for migrants that are running from Central and South America, their countries aren't great and if we shun them we aren't better.

It's important that migrants do their best to learn English and our countries. It's okay if you speak Spanish in a Spanish community, but if you plan on getting out or doing something, try to learn English as well. I understand that isn't going to happen overnight which is why ALOT of people should learn to speak Spanish before living in Texas.

While I'm not in favor of illegal immigration I am strictly against the unlawful deportations of people who build strong communities and cultures just because they aren't here legally. If they aren't harmful, they aren't harmful. Get the criminals out, not the silent ones.

I don't like ICE, because ICE has a lure that racist people are drawn to. They aren't trained, and disproportionately accuse and mistreat people of brown skin color, including native Americans, the least immigrant group of people possible.

ICE also shows up at community meetings and protests, and even internationally. That's not community protection, that's intimidation, and they live in the shadows in unmarked vans. That's pretty scary, especially knowing about the bad conditions in the detention centers. People die in there, Obama. People die in there, Trump.

I am against the anti immigrant sentiment that has permeated into suburban life, I don't like hearing my neighbors called illegals because they don't look like us, even if it's untrue, it's still hurtful.

I don't like the cherry picked statistics that illegal immigrants are the cause of our problems.

They're the least likely group to commit crimes, violent or nonviolent, yet the media portrays them as scary, and brown or black neighborhoods as scary. That's just racism from the media!

I am biased, I have Hispanic lineage, although we never immigrated, because Puerto Rico became part of the US. My grandparents came from overseas in the 1950s but it barely counts, although some people see us as immigrants.

Okay yeah that's my thingy feel free to ask any questions or something

I live near the rocky river and Fairview park border, by Lorain and center ridge road. I think somewhere in Kamm's is too far because I don't have my license and my parents don't want me taking the bus.