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ArmchairAce1944 @ ArmchairAce1944 @lemmy.ca
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Canadian citizens to be photographed when entering and exiting the U.S., new regulations state

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  • I remember before I was a naturalized Canadian citizen and I had to go through the US border for visiting family or doing some minor business, they would interrogate me and fingerprint me all the time (they probably have my fingerprints in a database). That sucked. But I never went through any searches until recently, and it fucking sucks. I have family in the US that I cannot visit now because I feel like something really bad will happen to me with ICE if I go.

    • p(a)edo certificate?

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  • Also despite him releasing all birth documentation that proved beyond all doubt that he was born in the US, had an American born mother, and everything... and then they photoshopped his certificates and acted like those were the released documents and mocked him.

    Fuck them.

    • Warning for People Still Using Reddit

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  • I got banned for calling out Israeli war crimes and saying that netenyahu needs to be tried and hanged for his crimes. I will not take that back. The whole thing changed my view on the death penalty.

    I used to be 100% against the death penalty for any reason. What happened now is that I believe that the death penalty for major crimes committed under the auspices of the state.

    What do I mean? I mean if you have a mass shooter or serial killer like Nikolas Cruz or the BTK killer, they get to spend the rest of their existence in prison. But if a soldier drags out a single civilian and kills them for fun, thinking that their uniform and propaganda apparatus will protect them, then I want a swift execution. Conviction and one quick appeal. No more than a few months waiting for their sentence to be carried out.