Second ('Third') Trump Presidency Thread
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They pretend its even close to the same thing while Biden repeatedly walked off aimlessly from the podium lost like an old man seeing his last days on earth.
Embarrassing.
lol, when was I ever all for Kamala Harris? Literally the only two pro-Harris things I think I ever said were that there was a roughly 2 week stretch where she campaigned well and that the bigger issue with her nomination was the lack of an honest primary earlier in the process. I was very anti-Harris as a candidate and anti-DNC for how they handled the nomination.
Donald Trump has done exactly this on multiple occasions.
Yep, and Trump has done a tremendous job of not making me regret that vote, despite wishing I had a better candidate to vote for. I look forward to not voting for her in the 2028 Primary.
You can just Google Trump Wanders Off and find several instances if you’d like.
Notice how this gets ignored.
Right in their faces and they bend over with their pants down and ask for more.
Were there illegals in jail prior to Trumps term that committed murder?
The answer is undoubtedly yes so we can establish a control environment where some portion of annual murders are committed by illegals. The ones in jail don't count obviously becuase they were in a prior period but with the current crackdown and the psychological impact that is having on illegals to shelter indoors it is logical to assume a large drop in murder resulted from new policies in place.
nsacpi
Expects Yuge Games
Sure there are crimes committed by immigrants. But to the extent we have been able to calculate crime rates it appears that they have a lower crime rate than native-born Americans.
For example, multiple long-run studies using national U.S. Census and incarceration data find that immigrants are consistently less likely to be incarcerated than people born in the U.S., including across recent decades. In modern data, immigrants are substantially less likely to be incarcerated than native-born individuals.
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The denominator for murders (Easiest crime to validate and most resources to solve) is small. The impact on that by taking out illegals is real and you can use some assumptions outside of the absurd lie that they have lower rates of criminality than the native population. But even with your ridiculous contention aobut their low incidence rates - They are all accretive to the end result as they are not citizens. Trump is creating an enviornment where they are not as active in society and that includes the criminal portion as well.
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nsacpi
Expects Yuge Games
It is not an absurd lie. To the extent the people who have looked at it have reached a conclusion it is that immigrants have a lower crime rate than native-born Americans. And a lower crime rate than white native-born Americans.
Multiple long-run studies using national U.S. Census and incarceration data find that immigrants are consistently less likely to be incarcerated than people born in the U.S., including across recent decades. In modern data, immigrants are substantially less likely to be incarcerated than native-born individuals.
Multiple long-run studies using national U.S. Census and incarceration data find that immigrants are consistently less likely to be incarcerated than people born in the U.S., including across recent decades. In modern data, immigrants are substantially less likely to be incarcerated than native-born individuals.
Ok - Sure thing.
Now in these large concentrations of people we call cities how would you characterize the reliability of their crime data?
Should I give you lots of instances where legal status is ignored and lots of people are labeled as 'white'?
No, you don't care about such obvious abuses of the system that you prop up with 'studies'.