US demands social media details from visa applicants

Started by Robtard5 pages
Robtard Senor Member
Originally posted by Surtur
So I called this great?

I thought you were asking which Trumpers shit on the UK for like behavior. So my error there.

But let's be honest though, you were cool with this until DDM posted against it.

Surtur Restricted

I never said anything to indicate I was cool with it, and I'm not.

You were wrong Rob, it's okay to admit it.

Robtard Senor Member

Right.

TI is openly cool with this, so no, I wasn't wrong.

Surtur Restricted

TI doesn't seem to go after the Uk much. I'm the one who does.

Robtard Senor Member

Correct, but he cosigns.

Surtur Restricted

Yeah, but you're kinda reaching to say you're right.

I'm nice, I'll allow it 🙂

I'm gonna make a chocolate shake soon I think.

Putinbot1 Restricted

Originally posted by Robtard
Right.

TI is openly cool with this, so no, I wasn't wrong.

TI loves rules and strong leadership, no offence meant but a lot of ex military types do.They like enforcing rules and obeying rules, they enjoy serving, they are programmed to follow orders. Which is very important in the military and somewhat blinkering in civvie street. Many even look for authoritarian partners.

Robtard Senor Member

Originally posted by Surtur
Yeah, but you're kinda reaching to say you're right.

I'm nice, I'll allow it 🙂

I'm gonna make a chocolate shake soon I think.

Someone taking up a belief isn't reaching, sport.

You're welcome for the ingredients required to make that shake.

Surtur Restricted

Originally posted by Robtard
Someone taking up a belief isn't reaching, sport.

You're welcome for the ingredients required to make that shake.

Your claim was a reach, it's okay. It is allowed 🙂

Robtard Senor Member

^ Can't deal with the facts/reality

Surtur Restricted

Reed Richards is all "damn that's a nice reach".

Robtard Senor Member

5/7

shiv Spirit of Tengu

And if an applicant is not on social media - what then?

Emperordmb LSDMB

Not that I agree with this or am a fan of it, but immigration is not a right it is a privilege.

Flyattractor Senior Member

Yeah... that got pointed out pretty early in this thread as I seem to recall...

Adam_PoE Senior Member
Originally posted by Robtard
When the UK even flirts with some nonsense like this, Trumpers are the first to point the finger and shout. Now it's great.

Remember when a number of states wanted to pass laws that required the social media accounts of applicants for gun licenses to be screened for intent to commit terrorism, and Trumpers flipped shit? I do.

Surtur Restricted
Originally posted by Adam_PoE
Remember when a number of states wanted to pass laws that required the social media accounts of applicants for gun licenses to be screened for intent to commit terrorism, and Trumpers flipped shit? I do.

Is owning a gun a right or a privilege, like immigration?

Putinbot1 Restricted

Immigrant labour keeps most countries going. How would your hospitals do without foreign born Doctors? That's a genuine question, as I don't know.

Surtur Restricted
Originally posted by Putinbot1
Immigrant labour keeps most countries going. How would your hospitals do without foreign born Doctors? That's a genuine question, as I don't know.

It's not a right, though. It's kinda weird trying to ding people on "they got more upset over a right being trampled on than a privilege".

Putinbot1 Restricted

Sometimes it's symbiosis and not a privilege for example a highly skilled person in a shortage sector needed by a nation benefits it as much as is benefitted by the destination nation. Any other statement is political rhetoric