Current Events > American citizen detained by ICE and threatened with deportation wins settlement

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Philoktetes posted...

im unemployed so i dont pay taxes

That explains so much.
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and all the poorshamers come out
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Tmaster148 posted...

Philoktetes posted...

im unemployed so i dont pay taxes

That explains so much.

Philoktetes posted...

and all the poorshamers come out

deal with it, at least it beats being pro-racism.

Paragon21XX posted...

CableZL posted...

Philoktetes posted...

OctilIery posted...

Philoktetes posted...

why didn't she have her ID on her

Why are you victim blaming?

the only thing she's a victim of is law enforcement doing its due diligence

If law enforcement had done its due diligence, she wouldn't have been detained by ICE at all. You aren't required by law to carry ID with you.

It's not required, but keeping it on you whenever you leave your home prevents a great deal of problems that may arise just because you forgot to take it with you.

"Problems that may arise because you forgot to take your ID with you" shouldn't include getting detained by ICE and threatened with deportation because your skin is brown.

"Problems that may arise because you forgot to take your ID with you" would be stuff like:
- Not being able to buy beer
- Not being able to buy lottery tickets
- Not being able to open a bank account
- Not being able to buy/test drive a car
- Not being able to vote in a state with a voter ID law in place
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Philoktetes posted...

Hawaiian_punch posted...

Philoktetes posted...

Hawaiian_punch posted...

Philoktetes posted...

there's nothing wrong with racial profiling per se

Hahahahaha hahahahaha

Again, she is free now and she even got paid. Take that! >:)

Since white males are the ones shooting up places, I guess we should pat you down everywhere you go btw

yeah this incident turned out good in the end

Not good for you ;)

it didn't affect me in any way

hahaa yes it does, you wish the hispanic citizen were jailed or kicked out because well, RAAAAACCCEEEEE

border security isn't racism
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Philoktetes posted...

border security isn't racism

favoring racial profiling and wanting to treat people like shit based on their skin color is, though.

Talking about profiling, poor people are more likely to be uneducated or mug other people, so I guess you should be profiled too ;)

Philoktetes posted...

border security isn't racism

Says the guy who approves of racial profiling
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asking people to provide proper ID isn't treating people like shit
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Philoktetes posted...

asking people to provide proper ID isn't treating people like shit

it's not even a legal requirement.

And you said yourself you're ok if such a thing were enforced racially.

Philoktetes posted...

asking people to provide proper ID isn't treating people like shit

Having them detained by ICE and threatening deportation just because they don't have their ID on them is actually treating people like shit.
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threatening legal action if you can't prove you're not committing a crime
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Philoktetes posted...

and all the poorshamers come out

Don't be poor. Problem solved.
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@Philoktetes How does it feel?

That "inferior" (in your eyes, because of her race) woman that you feel "doesn't belong here" just made 50k, more than you will probably earn in your entire life.

And she has a real job too. You will never be as accomplished as her. Not so "supreme" now huh?

jobhavers aren't inherently better than unemployeds

lay off the classism
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Philoktetes posted...

jobhavers aren't inherently better than unemployeds

lay off the classism

"racism is ok but classism is wrong", sait the poor guy. Hahahaa.

Why are some races better than others then?

Are you just trolling us?

all races are equal

racism is not ok

illegally crossing a border is not ok. it has nothing to do with race
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Philoktetes posted...

jobhavers aren't inherently better than unemployeds

lay off the classism

You could always get a job.
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i can't get a job because I have no skills or experience

bourgeois scum think I deserve to die because of this
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Philoktetes posted...

all races are equal

racism is not ok

illegally crossing a border is not ok. it has nothing to do with race

Walking back your previous racist statements? That Scarlet L is glued to your forehead
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Philoktetes posted...

bourgeois scum think I deserve to die because of this

Not die. Just have the police stake out your residence and strip search you every time you venture outside cause poor un-employed people are more likely to commit robbery than well-off people in the suburbs.

i didnt make any racist statements
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NibeIungsnarf posted...

Philoktetes posted...

bourgeois scum think I deserve to die because of this

Not die. Just have the police stake out your residence and strip search you every time you venture outside cause poor employed people are more likely to commit robbery than well-off people in the suburbs.

i wouldnt have a problem with increased police surveillance, because i have nothing to hide
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Philoktetes posted...

i can't get a job because I have no skills or experience

bourgeois scum think I deserve to die because of this

I think you should go out and get a job and stop leeching off societies teet
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Philoktetes posted...

NibeIungsnarf posted...

Philoktetes posted...

bourgeois scum think I deserve to die because of this

Not die. Just have the police stake out your residence and strip search you every time you venture outside cause poor employed people are more likely to commit robbery than well-off people in the suburbs.

i wouldnt have a problem with increased police surveillance, because i have nothing to hide

It is hard to hide things in a cardboard box in an alley.
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Philoktetes posted...

all races are equal

racism is not ok

illegally crossing a border is not ok. it has nothing to do with race

according to you races are not equal. You said it's ok to profile some.

Philoktetes posted...

threatening legal action if you can't prove you're not committing a crime

Hey bro

It works the other way around

They only get to threaten legal action if they can prove you ARE committing a crime.

Philoktetes posted...

i can't get a job because I have no skills or experience

bourgeois scum think I deserve to die because of this

You can get skills from the internet

That's how I started, tbqh
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Philoktetes posted...

i can't get a job because I have no skills or experience

bourgeois scum think I deserve to die because of this

Yeah and that is your own damn fault.

Being born with darker skin that yours is nobodys fault

@CableZL posted...

Philoktetes posted...

i can't get a job because I have no skills or experience

bourgeois scum think I deserve to die because of this

You can get skills from the internet

That's how I started, tbqh

Care to share your story for other CEmen in the same boat?

Hawaiian_punch posted...

Philoktetes posted...

i can't get a job because I have no skills or experience

bourgeois scum think I deserve to die because of this

Yeah and that is your own damn fault.

Being born with darker skin that yours is nobodys fault

no it's not
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Philoktetes posted...

Hawaiian_punch posted...

Philoktetes posted...

i can't get a job because I have no skills or experience

bourgeois scum think I deserve to die because of this

Yeah and that is your own damn fault.

Being born with darker skin that yours is nobodys fault

no it's not

glad we agree that being born darker than you is not their fault

Hawaiian_punch posted...

@CableZL posted...

Philoktetes posted...

i can't get a job because I have no skills or experience

bourgeois scum think I deserve to die because of this

You can get skills from the internet

That's how I started, tbqh

Care to share your story for other CEmen in the same boat?

For the relevant stuff that really kicked my career off... I started out by uhh... getting... the CBT Nuggets training videos for Cisco certs. I watched those, then bought the official certification guides from Cisco Press. These are available online as well in PDF form. I typically get the physical books for initial studying and then I get the ebook format for reference on some finer details in the real world.

The CBT Nuggets videos taught me quite a bit, but not quite enough to pass the exam. I still use the subnetting method from CBT Nuggets today. It's the simplest method I've seen and doesn't require a ton of memorization of data. You just have to remember a handful of rules to go by and you can figure out any subnetting issue really quickly.

8/22/2013 - I passed the exam for the CCENT (Cisco Certified Entry Network Technician)
12/23/2013 - I followed the same process and passed the exam for the CCNA (Cisco Certified Network Associate) Routing and Switching on the 2nd try
6/25/2014 - Passed the exam for CCNA Security

Can't remember the exact dates, but I went on to pass the 3 exams for CCNP (Cisco Certified Network Professional) Routing and Switching in the next year and a half or so.

After I got my CCNA Security, I was promoted to network engineer at my old job. During the process of working through the 3 CCNP Route/Switch exams, the company was bought out by a larger company. I got my CCNP Route/Switch cert about 3 months after that and had two formal job offers within the next 30 days.

CCENT - Entry level Cisco cert. Great for working in a NOC or doing low level network analysis/troubleshooting, and you'd typically be escalating issues to a higher level tech/engineer.
CCNA - Most people who get their CCENT go on to get the CCNA, I think. It covers networking in more detail and with more depth and teaches more advanced concepts.
CCNP - This is a pretty big step up. At this level, you're expected to be able to design, implement, and troubleshoot the related material in an enterprise environment.

CCIE - Cisco Certified Internetwork Expert... At this level, (I think) you're considered a network architect and can handle almost all issues related to Cisco networking in the relevant track. I think I'm gonna go for this pretty soon. Not sure if I'll be able to actually do it, but I want to give it at least a few tries.
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CableZL posted...

Hawaiian_punch posted...

@CableZL posted...

Philoktetes posted...

i can't get a job because I have no skills or experience

bourgeois scum think I deserve to die because of this

You can get skills from the internet

That's how I started, tbqh

Care to share your story for other CEmen in the same boat?

For the relevant stuff that really kicked my career off... I started out by uhh... getting... the CBT Nuggets training videos for Cisco certs. I watched those, then bought the official certification guides from Cisco Press. These are available online as well in PDF form. I typically get the physical books for initial studying and then I get the ebook format for reference on some finer details in the real world.

The CBT Nuggets videos taught me quite a bit, but not quite enough to pass the exam. I still use the subnetting method from CBT Nuggets today. It's the simplest method I've seen and doesn't require a ton of memorization of data. You just have to remember a handful of rules to go by and you can figure out any subnetting issue really quickly.

8/22/2013 - I passed the exam for the CCENT (Cisco Certified Entry Network Technician)
12/23/2013 - I followed the same process and passed the exam for the CCNA (Cisco Certified Network Associate) Routing and Switching on the 2nd try
6/25/2014 - Passed the exam for CCNA Security

Can't remember the exact dates, but I went on to pass the 3 exams for CCNP (Cisco Certified Network Professional) Routing and Switching in the next year and a half or so.

After I got my CCNA Security, I was promoted to network engineer at my old job. During the process of working through the 3 CCNP Route/Switch exams, the company was bought out by a larger company. I got my CCNP Route/Switch cert about 3 months after that and had two formal job offers within the next 30 days.

CCENT - Entry level Cisco cert. Great for working in a NOC or doing low level network analysis/troubleshooting, and you'd typically be escalating issues to a higher level tech/engineer.
CCNA - Most people who get their CCENT go on to get the CCNA, I think. It covers networking in more detail and with more depth and teaches more advanced concepts.
CCNP - This is a pretty big step up. At this level, you're expected to be able to design, implement, and troubleshoot the related material in an enterprise environment.

CCIE - Cisco Certified Internetwork Expert... At this level, (I think) you're considered a network architect and can handle almost all issues related to Cisco networking in the relevant track. I think I'm gonna go for this pretty soon. Not sure if I'll be able to actually do it, but I want to give it at least a few tries.

You sound smart as fuck

Hawaiian_punch posted...

You sound smart as f***

I mean, I'd say I'm pretty smart, but... One thing Jeremy Ciora (CBT Nuggets trainer for the route/switch track) said really clicked with me, which removed my fear of trying to go for higher level certs.

There are things in networking that are very advanced... But they aren't hard. Previously, in my mind, the two things were one and the same. Once he delved into what he was prefacing with that, I was like "Huh, he's right... And that applies to most of this stuff, really."

There's a lot of info that you need to understand/know/memorize/etc. in the networking world, but so far it's all logical. Everything follows a certain set of rules.

The super minute stuff you only really need to memorize for the exams, but it's all very logical. There isn't really any guess work unless you're trying to troubleshoot stuff. Even then, there's a system to troubleshooting that will get you by as long as you understand networking concepts.

It's very important, especially when dealing with service providers (coughat&tcoughcough) that you keep those networking concepts in mind when you're troubleshooting stuff. Many service providers will try to slide dumb bullshit past you, and 99% of people will just accept what they say because they don't understand how networking works.
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spudger posted...

55k? Bullshit

Hes a citizen....

you didn't even read the article, it's a she for starters.....you are so full of fake outrage looking for attention it hurts to cringe

with that being said, its a terrible situation, though.
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Why does it seem like ICE is comprised entirely of power hungry racist shitbags?
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OctilIery posted...

Crazyman93 posted...

Blue_Inigo posted...

She deserved way more money

You want your taxes to go up to give it to her?

They wouldn't need to.

You it want to cut the fire department budget?
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Crazyman93 posted...

OctilIery posted...

Crazyman93 posted...

Blue_Inigo posted...

She deserved way more money

You want your taxes to go up to give it to her?

They wouldn't need to.

You it want to cut the fire department budget?

It could have come out of the millions Trump moved from FEMA to ICE.
Or the millions Trump moved from various other departments within Homeland Security to ICE.
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Shes lived in US for 40 years, and, still cant speak english lolololololol

Crazyman93 posted...

OctilIery posted...

Crazyman93 posted...

Blue_Inigo posted...

She deserved way more money

You want your taxes to go up to give it to her?

They wouldn't need to.

You it want to cut the fire department budget?

These departments already have a buffer to account for those lawsuits. They don't need to raise taxes to pay settlements.

gamestunner posted...

Shes lived in US for 40 years, and, still cant speak english lolololololol

Or, she can speak English and chooses to speak her native language.

OctilIery posted...

gamestunner posted...

Shes lived in US for 40 years, and, still cant speak english lolololololol

Or, she can speak English and chooses to speak her native language.

correct response.

But let gamestunner go full MAGA, it's not like he was using his head when he made that post lol