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Topic	Trump tells 60,000 Haitians to pack their bags and get out of the US.
s0nicfan 11/22/17 1:37:50 PM #291:	Questionmarktarius posted... s0nicfan posted... So you think the nation wouldn't benefit from the return of these able-bodied individuals and whatever income they MAY have set aside? Aren't you a socialist? Because this sounds like a perfect case of "for the good of society". How many lives will be saved in the next 10 years by the influx of income and energy? Imagine what 60,000 people... let's say even 10,000 people could do towards repairing that infrastructure. But, you can't siphon from an economy that doesn't exist, and/or is corrupt as hell. It's like twenty Greeces. If the issue is the people on the island are wasting their own money due to corruption, how long should the US support those that had the means to escape? Who is going to fix things if all the people capable of fixing things are gone? At what point does a "temporary refugee" get permanent access to better resources on the grounds that they like their new life better? Should the US army just go in and barrel over the government? Because if not, it's up to the people to fix their own mess at some point. $15 billion was delivered in aid, and 9 years of care were given to those capable of getting out. At what point are they responsible for their own destiny? If the answer is "never" than stop calling them "refugees" and start calling them "migrants" and put them through the same process as everyone else who wants to enter legally. --- "History Is Much Like An Endless Waltz. The Three Beats Of War, Peace And Revolution Continue On Forever." - Gundam Wing: Endless Waltz <cite>s0nicfan posted [p:890872615] in Trump tell... [t:76016312]...</cite> <quote><cite>Questionmarktarius posted...</cite> <quote><cite>s0nicfan posted...</cite> <quote>So you think the nation wouldn't benefit from the return of these able-bodied individuals and whatever income they MAY have set aside? Aren't you a socialist? Because this sounds like a perfect case of "for the good of society". How many lives will be saved in the next 10 years by the influx of income and energy? Imagine what 60,000 people... let's say even 10,000 people could do towards repairing that infrastructure.</quote> But, you can't siphon from an economy that doesn't exist, and/or is corrupt as hell. It's like twenty Greeces.</quote> If the issue is the people on the island are wasting their own money due to corruption, how long should the US support those that had the means to escape? Who is going to fix things if all the people capable of fixing things are gone? At what point does a "temporary refugee" get permanent access to better resources on the grounds that they like their new life better? Should the US army just go in and barrel over the government? Because if not, it's up to the people to fix their own mess at some point. $15 billion was delivered in aid, and 9 years of care were given to those capable of getting out. At what point are they responsible for their own destiny? If the answer is "never" than stop calling them "refugees" and start calling them "migrants" and put them through the same process as everyone else who wants to enter legally. --- "History Is Much Like An Endless Waltz. The Three Beats Of War, Peace And Revolution Continue On Forever." - Gundam Wing: Endless Waltz</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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