Pets For Dinner
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@Jolly said in Pets For Dinner:
@Axtremus said in Pets For Dinner:
Trump and Vance's rather irresponsible rhetoric. Heck, as DeWine states in his op-ed, Trump and Vance's rhetoric made things worse.
Without the rhetoric, we wouldn't be talking about this at all.
Remember, debates are all about snapshots and memorable quotes. Trump broke the internet with the dog and cat comment.
Now, all
are on Springfield.And made things worse for Springfield.
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@Axtremus said in Pets For Dinner:
@Jolly said in Pets For Dinner:
@Axtremus said in Pets For Dinner:
Trump and Vance's rather irresponsible rhetoric. Heck, as DeWine states in his op-ed, Trump and Vance's rhetoric made things worse.
Without the rhetoric, we wouldn't be talking about this at all.
Remember, debates are all about snapshots and memorable quotes. Trump broke the internet with the dog and cat comment.
Now, all
are on Springfield.And made things worse for Springfield.
Did it?
How?
Always remember, Operation Valkyrie was an act of sedition.
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@Jolly said in Pets For Dinner:
@Axtremus said in Pets For Dinner:
@Jolly said in Pets For Dinner:
@Axtremus said in Pets For Dinner:
Trump and Vance's rather irresponsible rhetoric. Heck, as DeWine states in his op-ed, Trump and Vance's rhetoric made things worse.
Without the rhetoric, we wouldn't be talking about this at all.
Remember, debates are all about snapshots and memorable quotes. Trump broke the internet with the dog and cat comment.
Now, all
are on Springfield.And made things worse for Springfield.
Did it?
How?
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The important thing is that the white saviors (and, I guess, Asian saviors) who've never set foot in Springfield, are very, very worried about the psychological damage done to the Haitians in Springfield.
They are able to take time off their busy schedules of convincing America-born blacks that the country hates them, to spare this compassion for the Haitians in Springfield. It's an impressive multi-tasking of their virtue.
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@Jolly said in Pets For Dinner:
@Axtremus said in Pets For Dinner:
Feel free me to cite something concrete from the article that indicates "slavery" if you believe such credible evidence is provided in that article, in case I missed it.
I think that does meet a definition of slavery. At the least, it meets a definition of indentured servitude. People are deliberately being placed in situations where they can't say no and where the wages paid are substandard for the work.
It becomes an endless cycle for poverty, and it takes jobs from American citizens, making it a twofer, giving a screwing to both sides of the populance.
Sing with me…
Load 16 tons, what do you get?
Another day older and deeper in debt…
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Haitian nonprofit files criminal charges against Vance and Trump for Springfield claims
A Haitian nonprofit organization director wants to criminally charge Ohio Sen. JD Vance and former president Donald Trump for repeated claims without evidence about Haitian immigrants in Springfield eating pets.
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I can see a civil claim but criminal? And how do rando nonprofits file charges????
I have questions
DON’T let them eat cake.
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Weird.
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In the meantime, Asra Nomani is now in Dayton, following the money.
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The PA State Senator that just accidentally admitted that the Haitians are renting housing from the staffing agency and that the buildings were dilapidated.
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So what happens to the Charleroi and Springfield factories that have spent the last month calling the local workforce worthless and drug addled when the Temporary Protected Status is lifted? I mean, that’s what temporary means, right? So what happens when their cheap labor force leaves?
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@LuFins-Dad said in Pets For Dinner:
So what happens to the Charleroi and Springfield factories that have spent the last month calling the local workforce worthless and drug addled when the Temporary Protected Status is lifted? I mean, that’s what temporary means, right? So what happens when their cheap labor force leaves?
Their cheap labor can't afford to leave and Harris won't make them. Depending on how they immigrated, nobody may be able to make them leave.
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Thanks for those links to Nomani's reporting, LD. Interesting stuff.
This is a story of unchecked greed and cruelty, committed not by the immigrants, but to the immigrants, with local residents of Springfield also a casualty.
Once they arrived in Springfield, the migrants were packed into dilapidated houses owned by one of Ten’s many companies. I have mapped 45 such properties around town, including at least three homes that were purchased on the same day, Sept. 10, 2020, for $20,000, $28,000 and $32,000. These homes are overcrowded, often shared in shifts among the migrants, some of whom had no stable place to stay and carried all their belongings in backpacks.
In the morning, drivers in the white vans would pick up the men at their homes or at the First Diversity offices at the E. High Street mansion, painted a muted tan, and deposit them at the far end of town in the distribution center, where companies like Dole Foods hired them at cheap rates.
One Haitian man I interviewed asked to be anonymous for fear of retaliation and recalled how he was picked up by a driver for one of Ten’s vans on a street corner near a Winn-Dixie grocery store in Immokalee, Florida. After the long journey to Springfield, he was dropped off at a rundown home on Rice Street, infested with cockroaches. He soon found work through First Diversity at Jefferson Industries Corporation, earning $12.50 an hour; he didn’t know how much George skimmed off his wages. The home he lived in had no working heat, and he bought an electric heater to survive the cold Ohio winter, the heater barely heating his room.
To connect this back to other reporting, I would love to know the histories, living situations, and employment logistics of the workers for that metal shop where the owner is so happy with his Haitian workforce, as compared to the locals.
But it's probably important to be aware that these workers are happy for these opportunities just the same, even if this reporting wants us to feel like they are being taken advantage of. I'm not sure what is supposed to happen to make their lives even better. More tax dollars would seem like a necessary part of whatever we would do to give asylum seekers better lives than this.
