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Edited Date/Time 3/12/2025 1:39pm

Sounds like some of these college kids with nothing better to do than be offended and protest shit are gonna have to go do that in their own countries.

Later bitches!

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Major issues here in Chicago over the summer and early fall with them. I will for one be happy to see them gtfoh. 

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3/12/2025 10:30am Edited Date/Time 3/12/2025 10:50am

Easy to round them up at the protest. You’re waving another country’s flag, Bye!

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3/12/2025 11:52am

I think its time we make it illegal to fly a flag of another country while in the USA without the USA flag flying above it.

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3/12/2025 11:54am
Rosso391 wrote:

I think its time we make it illegal to fly a flag of another country while in the USA without the USA flag flying above it.

I’d say it’s great grounds for deportation to said country. If things here are so unfair and you miss your third World nation that much; we’ll get you on a nonstop flight back.

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So protesting is illegal now? Or did they commit an actual crime? Honest question, I’ve only seen headlines at this point.  

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Rosso391 wrote:

I think its time we make it illegal to fly a flag of another country while in the USA without the USA flag flying above it.

What do we get to do with someone flying a confederate flag? 😂

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3/12/2025 3:19pm
seth505 wrote:

So protesting is illegal now? Or did they commit an actual crime? Honest question, I’ve only seen headlines at this point.  

I honestly don't know.

Fuck 'em either way, do we really want these dumb fucks in America anyway?  

If they aren't actual citizens then I suppose they don't get the same constitutional right to protest that we do and we can show them the door for whatever we want.  Maybe it'll be a learning lesson to not come here if you hate it so much.

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3/12/2025 3:31pm
seth505 wrote:

So protesting is illegal now? Or did they commit an actual crime? Honest question, I’ve only seen headlines at this point.  

LungButter wrote:
I honestly don't know.Fuck 'em either way, do we really want these dumb fucks in America anyway?  If they aren't actual citizens then I suppose they...

I honestly don't know.

Fuck 'em either way, do we really want these dumb fucks in America anyway?  

If they aren't actual citizens then I suppose they don't get the same constitutional right to protest that we do and we can show them the door for whatever we want.  Maybe it'll be a learning lesson to not come here if you hate it so much.

Ya, I’ll get downvoted for being “lib” but it’s a slippery slope I personally don’t want to slide down.  

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Freedom, fuck yeah

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3/12/2025 4:03pm
Rosso391 wrote:

I think its time we make it illegal to fly a flag of another country while in the USA without the USA flag flying above it.

We have some British rock stars that live in this area and own beach homes - they love to fly their Brit flags.  I wonder if they were arrested for it - what kind of drama that would cause?  LOL  Smile

 

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3/12/2025 4:08pm
seth505 wrote:

Ya, I’ll get downvoted for being “lib” but it’s a slippery slope I personally don’t want to slide down.  

That's not an outrageous take.

 

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3/12/2025 4:20pm
seth505 wrote:

Ya, I’ll get downvoted for being “lib” but it’s a slippery slope I personally don’t want to slide down.  

Wait till they start making polls to vote on kicking you out, haha.

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3/12/2025 4:31pm Edited Date/Time 3/12/2025 4:32pm
seth505 wrote:

So protesting is illegal now? Or did they commit an actual crime? Honest question, I’ve only seen headlines at this point.  

Protesting is a right guaranteed by the First Amendment. There is no right to a green card, though.  That being said, I do agree with you about the possible second and third order effects a precedent like this could set off.

@akillerwombat, do you have anything of substance to add to any of these threads, or are you just taking your high horse out for its daily exercise?

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seth505 wrote:

So protesting is illegal now? Or did they commit an actual crime? Honest question, I’ve only seen headlines at this point.  

LungButter wrote:
I honestly don't know.Fuck 'em either way, do we really want these dumb fucks in America anyway?  If they aren't actual citizens then I suppose they...

I honestly don't know.

Fuck 'em either way, do we really want these dumb fucks in America anyway?  

If they aren't actual citizens then I suppose they don't get the same constitutional right to protest that we do and we can show them the door for whatever we want.  Maybe it'll be a learning lesson to not come here if you hate it so much.

If one believes that our rights are granted by the government, then they may not have all the same rights. If one believes that our rights are inalienable, granted by a creator or higher power, then it’s a bit different. 

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Sully wrote:
Protesting is a right guaranteed by the First Amendment. There is no right to a green card, though.  That being said, I do agree with you...

Protesting is a right guaranteed by the First Amendment. There is no right to a green card, though.  That being said, I do agree with you about the possible second and third order effects a precedent like this could set off.

@akillerwombat, do you have anything of substance to add to any of these threads, or are you just taking your high horse out for its daily exercise?

I'd love to take my high horse out for exercise but all it wants to do is eat Flaming Hot Cheetos, drink Spendrifts, and watch reruns of The Chappell Show.

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FastEddy wrote:
We have some British rock stars that live in this area and own beach homes - they love to fly their Brit flags.  I wonder if...

We have some British rock stars that live in this area and own beach homes - they love to fly their Brit flags.  I wonder if they were arrested for it - what kind of drama that would cause?  LOL  Smile

 

Eddy, anyone of notoriety?

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EVH4Ever wrote:

Eddy, anyone of notoriety?

I would say the most famous in this area that  was born a Brit is Brian Johnson from AC/DC.  He's got a big home in Sarasota and another smaller beach place just south of Clearwater beach. 

 

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FastEddy wrote:
I would say the most famous in this area that  was born a Brit is Brian Johnson from AC/DC.  He's got a big home in Sarasota...

I would say the most famous in this area that  was born a Brit is Brian Johnson from AC/DC.  He's got a big home in Sarasota and another smaller beach place just south of Clearwater beach. 

 

Nice! He seems like a genuinely good guy.

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3/12/2025 5:23pm Edited Date/Time 3/12/2025 5:24pm

Sounds like a judge blocked his deportation. Believe it or not, even this pos gets “due process”. I’m not sure what the INA code would be for this guy, or how he would get deported without an Order of Deportation. If he was on a student visa, it would be easy, but since he’s a permanent resident (green card) he will have to he ordered by a judge.

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3/12/2025 5:26pm

Sometimes freedom means letting people do/say things that we adamantly oppose...I think its stupid they'll fly flags of other countries...I think their message and purpose is ridiculous...I think they are incredibly naive and off base and wrong and misguided...but I absolutely love that they (that WE) are free enough to do it...No way would I support restricting their right to PEACEFULLY assemble and protest whatever in the world they want to protest.  

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3/12/2025 5:29pm Edited Date/Time 3/12/2025 6:07pm
Titan1 wrote:
Sometimes freedom means letting people do/say things that we adamantly oppose...I think its stupid they'll fly flags of other countries...I think their message and purpose is...

Sometimes freedom means letting people do/say things that we adamantly oppose...I think its stupid they'll fly flags of other countries...I think their message and purpose is ridiculous...I think they are incredibly naive and off base and wrong and misguided...but I absolutely love that they (that WE) are free enough to do it...No way would I support restricting their right to PEACEFULLY assemble and protest whatever in the world they want to protest.  

Yep. This guy’s protests obviously got out of hand with the pro-hamas protesters bullying the Jewish students and escalating things…

Pretty good explanation here:

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3/12/2025 11:47pm
Rosso391 wrote:

I think its time we make it illegal to fly a flag of another country while in the USA without the USA flag flying above it.

FastEddy wrote:
We have some British rock stars that live in this area and own beach homes - they love to fly their Brit flags.  I wonder if...

We have some British rock stars that live in this area and own beach homes - they love to fly their Brit flags.  I wonder if they were arrested for it - what kind of drama that would cause?  LOL  Smile

 

do you think flying the confederate flag should have the same punishment ?

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3/13/2025 12:05am
seth505 wrote:

So protesting is illegal now? Or did they commit an actual crime? Honest question, I’ve only seen headlines at this point.  

LungButter wrote:
I honestly don't know.Fuck 'em either way, do we really want these dumb fucks in America anyway?  If they aren't actual citizens then I suppose they...

I honestly don't know.

Fuck 'em either way, do we really want these dumb fucks in America anyway?  

If they aren't actual citizens then I suppose they don't get the same constitutional right to protest that we do and we can show them the door for whatever we want.  Maybe it'll be a learning lesson to not come here if you hate it so much.

Now you know...

https://constitution.congress.gov/constitution/amendment-1/

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The Supreme Court ruled, "the people" includes non citizens when they ruled in United States v. Verdugo-Urquidez...

https://supreme.justia.com/cases/federal/us/494/259/

 

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3/13/2025 12:26am
Rosso391 wrote:

I think its time we make it illegal to fly a flag of another country while in the USA without the USA flag flying above it.

FastEddy wrote:
We have some British rock stars that live in this area and own beach homes - they love to fly their Brit flags.  I wonder if...

We have some British rock stars that live in this area and own beach homes - they love to fly their Brit flags.  I wonder if they were arrested for it - what kind of drama that would cause?  LOL  Smile

 

scott_nz wrote:

do you think flying the confederate flag should have the same punishment ?

Should flaggers have the same punishment when they wave the checked flag at Friese?

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3/13/2025 1:13am Edited Date/Time 3/13/2025 4:13am
seth505 wrote:

So protesting is illegal now? Or did they commit an actual crime? Honest question, I’ve only seen headlines at this point.  

Seth,the thing here is that these people are protesting and supporting terrorist organizations. Thats a big problem. These guys are supporting Hamas. Send them home and bill them for the deportation and flight.

I'm not a USA citizen and if I was there to study on a student Visa, I'd behave. I came to study, not get involved in protests.

 

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3/13/2025 3:35am Edited Date/Time 3/13/2025 3:36am

Big difference between a protest (which have all run their course, no matterthe subject)

And inciting riotous behavior, sometimes leading to violence, and property destruction. 

And in the case of taking these things to college campuses, disrupting classes, intimidating students, etc...

 

What we're seeing with these rag headed idiots, are not protests.

They're professional rioters.

 

And the one motherfucker in question needs to be tossed out on his ass. 

And if he returns to our country, gitmo the worthless p.o.s.

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Colleges must expel students who support terrorist organizations—no excuses, no debates. Free speech does not cover endorsing terrorism. If students chant for groups that slaughter civilians, they are not engaging in political discourse; they are aligning with pure evil. Foreign agitators who incite this should be deported immediately.  

Some claim this is a slippery slope or cry about moral equivalency, arguing the U.S. commits atrocities too. That’s nonsense. There is a vast difference between a nation enforcing its laws and a terrorist group butchering innocents for ideology. Equating the two is intellectual dishonesty at its worst.  

Universities already expel students for plagiarism and harassment—supporting terrorists is far worse. If you glorify terrorism, you don’t belong in an American institution. Expel them. Deport them. Shut it down.

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3/13/2025 7:21am Edited Date/Time 3/13/2025 11:39am
Rosso391 wrote:

I think its time we make it illegal to fly a flag of another country while in the USA without the USA flag flying above it.

FastEddy wrote:
We have some British rock stars that live in this area and own beach homes - they love to fly their Brit flags.  I wonder if...

We have some British rock stars that live in this area and own beach homes - they love to fly their Brit flags.  I wonder if they were arrested for it - what kind of drama that would cause?  LOL  Smile

 

scott_nz wrote:

do you think flying the confederate flag should have the same punishment ?

My reply was sort of a joke/troll/sarcasm. That's why I added a smile Smile    

As for flags and symbols ect...   

When it comes to symbols/flags of peoples heritage ,I don't support holding them in contempt. It falls under free speech.   

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TXDirt wrote:
Colleges must expel students who support terrorist organizations—no excuses, no debates. Free speech does not cover endorsing terrorism. If students chant for groups that slaughter civilians...

Colleges must expel students who support terrorist organizations—no excuses, no debates. Free speech does not cover endorsing terrorism. If students chant for groups that slaughter civilians, they are not engaging in political discourse; they are aligning with pure evil. Foreign agitators who incite this should be deported immediately.  

Some claim this is a slippery slope or cry about moral equivalency, arguing the U.S. commits atrocities too. That’s nonsense. There is a vast difference between a nation enforcing its laws and a terrorist group butchering innocents for ideology. Equating the two is intellectual dishonesty at its worst.  

Universities already expel students for plagiarism and harassment—supporting terrorists is far worse. If you glorify terrorism, you don’t belong in an American institution. Expel them. Deport them. Shut it down.

I agree with you that supporting terrorism is reprehensible. 

However, freedom of speech includes freedom to say things that you or I don't like, and it should NEVER be suppressed. Since apparently we extend constitutional protections to non-citizens, the rights to free speech and expression are included. Nobody has to agree with the speaker. 

I draw the line with inciting to violence. Also, I think the university should have the right to expel students and remove them from campus if they feel so inclined. Free speech doesn't mean you get to have a platform provided for you. 

 

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TXDirt wrote:
Colleges must expel students who support terrorist organizations—no excuses, no debates. Free speech does not cover endorsing terrorism. If students chant for groups that slaughter civilians...

Colleges must expel students who support terrorist organizations—no excuses, no debates. Free speech does not cover endorsing terrorism. If students chant for groups that slaughter civilians, they are not engaging in political discourse; they are aligning with pure evil. Foreign agitators who incite this should be deported immediately.  

Some claim this is a slippery slope or cry about moral equivalency, arguing the U.S. commits atrocities too. That’s nonsense. There is a vast difference between a nation enforcing its laws and a terrorist group butchering innocents for ideology. Equating the two is intellectual dishonesty at its worst.  

Universities already expel students for plagiarism and harassment—supporting terrorists is far worse. If you glorify terrorism, you don’t belong in an American institution. Expel them. Deport them. Shut it down.

I don’t fully disagree with you. However..

The American government has most definitely murdered civilians under the guise of spreading/defending its ideology, both domestically and internationally. That’s 100% dude. You would have to be extremely mentally limited to refute this. 

Who designates an organization a terrorist organization? Why could the Israeli government or Russian not be considered one? They kill civilians in the name of their religion/country/ideology. Why does the American government hold a monopoly on violence? 

Are you blindly nationalistic? Right and wrong I think is not so hard to perceive and in my opinion America has generally not been on the right side of things (just for the sake of argument for say the last 125 years). Please keep in mind, I am NOT saying our enemies during that time have been on the right side of things. I’m just asking; who decides right and wrong? 


I am not siding with hamas. They’re scum and frankly I think all Abrahamic religions are fucking useless. Jews want to extort and use you if you’re not Jewish. Christians want to enslave and then convert you if you’re not Christian. And Muslims just want to kill you if you don’t convert. All 3 Abrahamic, and all 3 are organized and for-profit organizations which are imo used to subvert and placate the masses. I don’t need religion to show me the way to God and especially not to tell me the only way to God is their way. So, once again, I am NOT siding with hamas but why does Israel get such a break? They’ve done exactly the same things and on a much bigger scale. Just because the American government backs them? 

I think these Pro-Palestinian protesters that are actually protesting are absolute morons. That being said, I don’t think it’s too far of a stretch to lump them in with all that BLM crap which at this point can pretty much undeniably be considered a governmental social engineering project devised by our government and its lead administrators ($$$), organized by state funded provocateurs, and ultimately carried out on the streets by morons. 

Had to say something to you tx. Your responses are generally pretty good but you can’t possibly be so naive and myopic to believe that absolute crap you just spewed in your post. 

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