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pee wee herman-palladino@markpopham.bsky.social |
the idea that it's a hyper individualistic and specifically American flaw of character to want to leave a country falling into fascism is so funny because that is like morally one of the best reasons that people have had, historically, for moving to America!
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Leaf's Patchwork Collective 🏳️‍⚧️
@patchw3rk.bsky.social
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They should do reverse immigration. All the white people gave to go back to where they're really from
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Voder of BORG
@crosis101.bsky.social
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My dad’s dad literally came over on the boat from Germany between the wars…
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Russell Collins
@robotclaw.bsky.social
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I see people moving to Canada or New Zealand and I think “that is no escape.” There’s a fascist right in Canada too, blaming migrants for everything. Billionaires are building compounds in NZ and will manipulate the gov’t, just like they do here. World’s a lot smaller these days.
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Joseph Fink
@planetoffinks.bsky.social
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*glaring at my family that has had, for thousands of years, to move from country to country as conditions changed for the jews* uhh have you considered mutual aid
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H. Valli
@hvalli.bsky.social
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Yeah, my entire family history is of people looking at their countries of origin and going, "Nope. Not here for this."
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pee wee herman-palladino
@markpopham.bsky.social
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I think the "I'm moving to Canada" stuff is tired, whatever, but like. Genuinely wild to imagine talking to someone who has immigrated from a country under military rule and being like "wow I guess you just weren't invested in your community and neighborhood"
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