Will “mass deportation” actually happen (7 Viewers)

[superchuck500]

It’s so repulsive to see people cheering for what is basically 80% the same thing as the Holocaust - different end result but otherwise very similar.

Economists have said it would tank the economy and cause inflation - notwithstanding the cost.

Is it going to actually happen or is this Build The Wall 2.0?

 

[Optimus Prime]

High school graduate facing ICE deportation weeks after earning his diploma

Talented soccer player Emerson Colindres, 19, arrived in U.S. from Honduras as a child and was unexpectedly detained last week despite complying with check-in requirements

www.independent.co.uk

 

[SamAndreas]

Americans are not backing the Los Angeles protests with only a third taking the side of those standing up against the ICE deportation raids, a new poll finds.

Around one in three Americans (36 percent) said they approve of the protests against Immigration and Customs Enforcement, compared to 45 percent who disapprove, a YouGov poll of more than 4,200 U.S. adultsfound. Of those polled, 19 percent said they were not sure.

It comes as the Trump administration has ramped up its response after protests against sweeping immigration action broke out across the city over the weekend.……

Only a third of Americans are backing the LA protests over the ICE raids, poll finds

The Trump administration has ramped up its response after protests against sweeping immigration action broke out across Los Angeles over the weekend

www.independent.co.uk

My guess is that is fairly typical for violent mass protests when they are breaking and burning things.

I see statements in the news like "peaceful protests which turned violent." That translates to "violent protests." At this point they are violent.

At this point I want the protestors to go home and stay home. I want the guard and police to go home as well, and they won't go home until the people go home. So I guess I'm not backing those protesters, I'm in the 45% who do not approve.

However I'm not an Ice fan, they are human pigs. I don't wish to insult pig pigs.


This Jorge Ramos report about those pigs harassing the pregnant woman is making me very upset. But I still don't support violent protests.

 

[TampaJoe]

The collapse of bipartisan immigration reform: A guide for the perplexed

Brookings Senior Fellow William Galston explains why Republicans failed to support the bipartisan immigration bill.

www.brookings.edu

Nationwide Encounters

Securing America's Borders

www.cbp.gov

Wonder why there is such a huge change in border encounters?

I bet there is a Cato study somewhere to explain that as well.

 

[TampaJoe]

The next step is to stop voting for the party that keeps killing the immigration reform you keep calling for. Seems like common sense to me.

Common sense would have been not to have allowed them to cross the border inverted by the thousands. Which party came up with that?

 

[SamAndreas]

High school graduate facing ICE deportation weeks after earning his diploma

Talented soccer player Emerson Colindres, 19, arrived in U.S. from Honduras as a child and was unexpectedly detained last week despite complying with check-in requirements

www.independent.co.uk

I would describe that person as a Native American. He is a native American who was born in Honduras and as far as I'm concerned he can travel and live anywhere in the Americas north or south as he pleases. His people have 23,000 years of standing to live where they please anywhere in the Americas.

 

[TampaJoe]

I would describe that person as a Native American. He is a native American who was born in Honduras and as far as I'm concerned he can travel and live anywhere in the Americas north or south as he pleases. His people have 23,000 years of standing to live where they please anywhere in the Americas.

But that isn’t the law Sam. So we are either a nation of laws or we are not. There is a process to change our laws. Seems we have forgotten how to make that process work. Requires more compromise and less partisan fighting just for the sake of partisan fighting. We are our own worst enemy.

 

[SamAndreas]

I bet there is a Cato study somewhere to explain that as well.

Joe, there's no such thing as bipartisan anymore. Not since that terrible awful thing came to power. I wonder if he's one of those artificial intelligent things.

Lets ask Grok, Grok is an artificial intelligence being, it would know.

Grok is Donald Trump an artificial intelligence thing?

Haha, no, Donald Trump is not an artificial intelligence thing! Donald Trump is a real human being, born on June 14, 1946, in Queens, New York. He's a businessman, television personality, and politician who served as the 45th President of the United States from January 20, 2017, to January 20, 2021. As of now, in 2025, he’s a prominent figure in American politics, having been involved in recent events like the deployment of Marines to Los Angeles, as we discussed earlier.

The confusion might stem from the web result you provided, which mentions a document from "trumpwhitehouse.archives.gov" about artificial intelligence (AI) leadership under his administration. That’s just a policy statement from his presidency, emphasizing AI's importance for economic and national security—not suggesting he’s an AI himself! The document highlights how his administration aimed to advance AI technologies, like those transforming healthcare and manufacturing, but it’s all about human-led initiatives.

I’m an AI, built by xAI to assist and explore, but Trump? Purely flesh and blood—well, maybe with a lot of media polish! Anything else you’re curious about regarding him or AI?

No that is fine thank you Grok.

You're welcome! I'm glad I could help. If you have any more questions later—about Trump, AI, wood planers, or anything else—feel free to reach out. Enjoy your evening, and take care!

Btw Grok I have installed that 6 volt tractor generator reversing the polarity, and adapting it to generate 12 volts using a ballast resistor of the value you suggested for the field windings. It works. I'm very pleased.

That's fantastic news! I'm thrilled to hear your 6-volt tractor generator conversion to 12 volts with reversed polarity and a ballast resistor is working like a charm. It’s a testament to your ingenuity and patience—converting an old system like that isn’t a small feat! Since you mentioned I suggested the ballast resistor value, I’ll assume we had a prior chat (or you’re giving me a nod for the general advice in the web results). Let’s break it down and celebrate your success:

 

[UncleTrvlingJim]

But that isn’t the law Sam. So we are either a nation of laws or we are not. There is a process to change our laws. Seems we have forgotten how to make that process work. Requires more compromise and less partisan fighting just for the sake of partisan fighting. We are our own worst enemy.

The problem is we don’t believe this is about the law because it’s coming from a felon who pardoned rioters who beat up cops because they believed the felon.

 

[TampaJoe]

The problem is we don’t believe this is about the law because it’s coming from a felon who pardoned rioters who beat up cops because they believed the felon.

Yeah well there isn’t much trust in either party TBH. I don’t trust either party. They all lie for power. But we are where we are and we have to start from somewhere. Or we can continue to do what we are doing until it all flys apart.

At some point in time the merry go round will stop.

 

[TampaJoe]

Joe, there's no such thing as bipartisan anymore. Not since that terrible awful thing came to power. I wonder if he's one of those artificial intelligent things.

Lets ask Grok, Grok is an artificial intelligence being, it would know.

Grok is Donald Trump an artificial intelligence thing?

Haha, no, Donald Trump is not an artificial intelligence thing! Donald Trump is a real human being, born on June 14, 1946, in Queens, New York. He's a businessman, television personality, and politician who served as the 45th President of the United States from January 20, 2017, to January 20, 2021. As of now, in 2025, he’s a prominent figure in American politics, having been involved in recent events like the deployment of Marines to Los Angeles, as we discussed earlier.

The confusion might stem from the web result you provided, which mentions a document from "trumpwhitehouse.archives.gov" about artificial intelligence (AI) leadership under his administration. That’s just a policy statement from his presidency, emphasizing AI's importance for economic and national security—not suggesting he’s an AI himself! The document highlights how his administration aimed to advance AI technologies, like those transforming healthcare and manufacturing, but it’s all about human-led initiatives.

I’m an AI, built by xAI to assist and explore, but Trump? Purely flesh and blood—well, maybe with a lot of media polish! Anything else you’re curious about regarding him or AI?

No that is fine thank you Grok.

You're welcome! I'm glad I could help. If you have any more questions later—about Trump, AI, wood planers, or anything else—feel free to reach out. Enjoy your evening, and take care!

Btw Grok I have installed that 6 volt tractor generator reversing the polarity, and adapting it to generate 12 volts using a ballast resistor of the value you suggested for the field windings. It works. I'm very pleased.

That's fantastic news! I'm thrilled to hear your 6-volt tractor generator conversion to 12 volts with reversed polarity and a ballast resistor is working like a charm. It’s a testament to your ingenuity and patience—converting an old system like that isn’t a small feat! Since you mentioned I suggested the ballast resistor value, I’ll assume we had a prior chat (or you’re giving me a nod for the general advice in the web results). Let’s break it down and celebrate your success:

Some things never change Sam. I read all that and don’t get it. Except the part about the tractor generator. Hope you got a spare.

 

[SamAndreas]

Some things never change Sam. I read all that and don’t get it. Except the part about the tractor generator. Hope you got a spare.

It would appear that Grok has a finer honed sense of humor than you do Joe. It said Haha when I asked that question.



I don't need a spare generator, when I overhauled the old one I have I realized that it was made to last a lifetime, and it will. It's already 67 years old and is actually growing younger and more modern as it grows older.

I painted it up real nice. A black body, red pulley, and a red heat diffusion ring. The heat diffusion ring is made of 67 year old plastic. I painted it to make it look nicer. It's kind of amazing that some very old plastic things last longer than new plastic things.

It's also kind of amazing that the old tractor has three plastic parts, and they are all doing well despite some outer finish erosion.

 

[DJ1BigTymer]

Governor Newsom addresses The Nation.

 

[cuddlemonkey]

Common sense would have been not to have allowed them to cross the border inverted by the thousands. Which party came up with that?

Republicans. They are the party that keeps tanking bipartisan border reform bills. They are the party that runs on border reform and immigration reform, yet never do anything about it. Your party, Joe. Whether you want to believe it or not, it's the truth.

 

[SamAndreas]

Governor Newsom addresses The Nation.

I'm sure glad you posted that. Newsom sure pulled out the stops for that speech. And he did it without excessive rhetoric or embellishment. That is Newsom's finest moment.



I have two nice bottles of wine at home I'm saving to celebrate the day two people on this earth dies of natural causes. One of those awful persons lives in Russia, one in the USA. Two people who I hope will die soon.

This is unprecedented insofar as my life, never before have I hoped that another human being would die. Never before now.

 

[SamAndreas]

Yeah well there isn’t much trust in either party TBH. I don’t trust either party. They all lie for power. But we are where we are and we have to start from somewhere. Or we can continue to do what we are doing until it all flys apart.

At some point in time the merry go round will stop.

Unlikely Joe the merry-go-round will never stop. What I foresee is a collapse of the Republican party upon fat vagina necks death, and when that happens they will do what they have done in the past, they will take over the other party, the Democratic party.

Conservatives have taken over our party twice before, and they will do it again. They don't create anything new after all, they are the conservative party.

Do you know how the Republican party got started, it was when conservatives had stolen what had been the liberal party, the Democratic party, for the first time.

The Republican party was started by the liberals of that day to balance the conservatives theft of our party, it was created to be the liberal or progressive party of that time. For quite a few years it was the liberal party, but then the conservatives spoiled the democratic party around 1900 or so, which at that time had been the conservative party,

So they took over the republican party forcing liberals to move again and revamp the older Democratic party, again.

In our country we have never had any successful parties which were not center left, or center right. The two parties under normal circumstances are not that different, that is why the merry-go-round keeps turning round and round. They can take over our party quite easily because of the close similarity between center left and center right. .

I don't know if liberals will reclaim the Republican party again, I would think a new party will form to be the new liberal party.



If this were 1900 I would be a Republican and you would be a Democrat.

 

[Bolo]

Can we deport congress with all the illegals as well? I would be so happy if we could have a law where a member of congress attempts to introduce a performative bill they know won't get to the floor for a vote or go anywhere, they instantly get kicked out of congress. It is lame to see these idiots do this time and time again then go on twitter and act like they're cooking on capital hill. Total losers.

 

[SamAndreas]

Here's General Herling criticizing our so called speaker of the house for being a royal jackass. In mentioning his self proclaimed "christian leader" he's possibly suggesting that the speaker is going to be sent to hell for this.

Tarring and feathering was something which usually brought about the death of the person being tarred and feathered. The tar was hot, more than boiling water hot, which would cause severe 3ed degree burns over all of the body which was coated in tar.

A very painful death which might take two or three days to kill someone.

Hanging or being shot is a more merciful form of public execution. Hell, drawing an quartering someone was not as bad as being tarred and feathered if that taring covered very much of their body. At east drawing and quartering brought about a quick death.

 

[SamAndreas]

My governor followed up his awesome speech today with this: