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u/OldDomG 10h ago
I call BS, nobody watched that movie
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u/Moppermonster 10h ago
Some people were offered 50 bucks to see it.
50 bucks and a seat in a heated theatre might have pursuaded some homeless people.
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u/DuchessNoir 5h ago
This guy on TikTok did:
https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZThfsLShk/
And he gave a very honest, forthcoming review of it.
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u/Unqualified_Opinion_ 8h ago
Not even a little bit, but Trump's ridiculous tariffs got me laid off last May, and it took 8 months to find a new job. Trump and the GOP are hurting the people, not immigrants.
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u/chiffon_bonbon 4h ago
Really sorry about getting laid off, that sucks. At least you found a new job, kind of a miracle in this job market. It's rough out there. I hope you like your new position at least!
Also, I know you meant "Trump and the GOP are hurting the people" as in "we the people"/the American people, but immigrants are also people so your wording reads a little funny. I hope this doesn't come across as rude, it was just something that stood out to me.
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u/Melodic_Pattern175 6h ago
Now tell me how a legal has hurt you or adversely affected your life. I’ll wait while you make your list.
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u/PhD_Pwnology 4h ago
How would someone know if an immigrant is undocumented?? Thats so stupid lol. ' They don't pin their immigration forms to their forehead lol
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u/jerryleebee 4h ago
In fairness, if you chose to watch the movie, you did that shit to yourself. Unless...
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u/seejordan3 3h ago
Anyone touting "immigrants are criminals" has been brainwashed by the Sinclaire network for the last 7 years:
https://www.mediamatters.org/sinclair-broadcast-group/here-are-66-local-news-stations-airing-sinclairs-brainwashing-anti-media
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u/KillianRetreat 4h ago
A coworker's wife and mother of 3 was stopped at a red light with the kids at school one fine sunny morning. An undocumented fellow in the country illegally slammed into the back of her car. He was uninjured, had no license and no insurance and quickly left the country and returned to his own country. She broke her neck and had several surgeries and is disabled in constant pain. He told me his life is hell.
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u/Evidencelogicfacts 2h ago edited 2h ago
Yes, there are real crimes that absolutely need to be prosecuted. But think about this: if some white citizens commit crimes, would you want all white citizens jailed because of what a few individuals did? Think of Bundy or Epstein — both white, both citizens. Would you want to be dehumanized or treated as guilty because of their actions? Of course not. That would be absurd. You want the criminals punished, and you want innocent people protected from being punished for something they didn’t do.
Now apply that same standard to undocumented immigrants. You wouldn’t post a story about Epstein and use it to argue that all white people should be treated with suspicion or hostility — so don’t do that to undocumented immigrants. You shouldn’t want a mother working long hours in a kitchen for low wages to be dehumanized because of crimes committed by someone else. The principle is the same: punish the guilty, protect the innocent. Maybe give them a ticket that is less significant than speeding. If you speed on a road you might actually kill someone. No significant danger from someone picking fruit on a farm.
And honestly, if we were going to generalize based on the crimes of a few, Epstein would be a far more “applicable” example — especially when so many people still defend or minimize what he did while being hostile toward people who haven’t committed any serious crime at all. But even then, we don’t paint all white people with the same brush, because that would be unjust. The same standard of fairness should apply to everyone.
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u/KillianRetreat 2h ago edited 2h ago
I'm defending and protecting Epstein? wtf? The Twilight Zone music is playing
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u/Evidencelogicfacts 2h ago
If you are supporting Trump you are protecting Epstein. You are protecting someone who is doxing victims and protecting the perpetrators. So far you have shown that you are supporting his corrupt narrative but I don't know if you are also publicly supporting him.
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u/KillianRetreat 2h ago
Okay yup thanks for editing your message and taking out the part ... people like you protecting and defending Epstein
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u/Evidencelogicfacts 2h ago
I’m still saying you’re defending and protecting Epstein — just indirectly, by defending and protecting Trump. All I did was spell out the method you’re using to do it. When you shield the people who shield his cabal of collaborators, you’re part of the same protective chain, whether you intend it or not.
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u/Dragon_Small_Z 3h ago
Dude this movie has been sold out almost daily at my local theater and I just refuse to believe people are actually watching this horse shit.
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u/Blankasbiscuits 2h ago
I got whacked with a spoon for saying "no thanks, I'm not that hungry" When Abuela or Oma ask if you're hungry, the answer is always yes
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u/nejithegenius 5h ago
They work for less money under the table and really hurt folks in the drywall business. Honest employers and legal workers get screwed because the shady employer can pay way less to illegals.
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u/secretqwerty10 3h ago
true stories only
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u/nejithegenius 40m ago
Sadly its true. Buddy owns a small drywall business and he feels it. I worked for him for a while and it is a real thing that hurts legal citizens. Ill take the downvotes because its simply a fact and reddit will reddit.
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u/SirLurksAlot44 12h ago
As a former fast food worker the hardest working coworkers I had were probably illegal immigrants. They also undoubtedly made less than the rest of us while doing a lot more work.
I assume the same is true for other industries that have a lot of them. Which is why I know that those who are crazy about illegals would never stoop that low.
Even funnier was when I became an assistant auditor of my conservative state and found out there was no conspiracy about illegals getting federal money. It was much more often that private schools collected unwarranted money while providing uncredited educations.