HumanAbyss
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do you suggest when people are in situations they have exhausted every option from, that they should just murder innocent people?

if not then good we're on the same page here

I never said that life didn't fuck him. If what he said is true, then it obviously did. But that doesn't mean that murdering and threatening innocents was the only option he had. All that does is give justification to a horrifying act of violence that we should be frowning upon rather than giving sympathy. Murder is always wrong, and we shouldn't act like it's not as serious just because he was the victim of injustice. It sends the wrong messages.

I don't understand why people find this so disagreeable.

i love your avatar and whenever i see it i warm up with joy

Agreed with NoobSauce

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1. did you even read what you're linking to? I mean really this is just getting downright pathetic, your own sources are disproving you!
2. Are you familiar with the current border situation with the US and Mexico, legal channels are by no means necessary for entering/leaving a country.
3. I'm not trying to insult you, it's just your posts seems to be deliberately ignoring mine, I just wanted to know if that was the case.

1. Uh, no, I advise you actually research the subjects you're arguing on instead of just making up your "facts" as you go, not to mention I already defined it.
2. They don't, there've been multiple nations of the same race/location before.
3. I wouldn't say you have to be very wealthy to get out of the country, just requires some degree of money to get out legally.
4. When have I called you stupid? Again I ask: are you reading these posts, or researching this subject, at all?

1. Well it seems I was right about that one.
2. That's more or less the idea of a nation, people of common origins and beliefs, if you don't follow those ideas then you're not part of that nation, it's as simple as that.
3. You're missing my point, it was a generalization.

1. How? Once again I need to ask that you even know what you're talking about, which if the last time I asked is any clue: you don't.
2. How does that convey that message?
3. At 18 you're generally able to travel and leave your country, by no means is this guaranteed, but it's when the opportunity is usually first available.

In order:
1. Yes.
2. No, and where did you get that from?
3. No, but by 18 when most people consider you become a "full" citizen you usually do.