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Why are most christians against asylum seekers?
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The ratio of migrants to US citizens should be microscopically small, so if there is even one mass shooting it would be disproportionate based on populations involved. I am thinking of San Bernardino shooting that the FBI investigated a few months back.
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LOL!
Not a fan, my friend?
(Did you actually hear what he said in its entirety?)
He is FOR us.
Not AGAINST us.
He LOVES this country.
He ALWAYS has.
Give him a chance, eh amigo?
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I never want to give evil a chance again. I voted twice in my misguided youth for a dirt bag who started two wars, one of which I went to. The suffering I witnessed showed me that no one with an ounce of compassion could possibly continue to buy into this farce. Trump and Hillary are both bottom of the barrel, I loath Trump the most because I used to be a Republican and most of my family members are as well and I plead daily with them not to help put the dirt bag in office. There are no chances being given by me, governments destroy, governments with guys like Trump in charge, they destroy everything.
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Aah, ok. I understand. I was the same about Bush, who i used to support, and then realized the horror of that.
Donald Trump is not Bush, however, my friend.
The reason he caught my ear is because he's NOT Bush and he is outside the circle of the huge political machine.
I had no interest in Trump at all before that and didn't take him seriously because he was a man who said "you're fired" on tv.
But then, i heard what he was saying.
He was the only one who brought up the difficult issues that nobody else would bring up, even all the candidates running as a Republican during the debates.
They turned my stomach.
What cowards.
THAT is when i paid attention to Trump.
I do understand, however why you have the stand that you do. And i respect that.
Just wanted to give you a window of why i would support Trump, my friend.
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Wrong question cause it is not hatred to bar economic migrants, criminals or terrorists. It is hatred when you bunch asylum seekers in with such people as if they were one and the same.
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