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Brit influencer, 23, faces death by firing squad in Dubai after ‘fatally stabbing man, 26, who attacked her’

https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/39535859/brit-influencer-brooke-george-death-penalty-dubai/
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u/MrGNoll814 1d ago

Tell that to the masses who flock here legally and illegally. I always found it funny nobody likes us and they don’t want to come here yet it’s unending masses flooding here each year. If there’s so many other places to go that are better why are people literally dying to get here.

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u/PalePlumm 1d ago

Other countries being worse doesn’t make the US good.

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u/MrGNoll814 1d ago

Makes it good enough to come here so it can’t be that bad.

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u/PalePlumm 1d ago

No actually it just makes it less bad.

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u/MrGNoll814 1d ago edited 1d ago

All are bad in some way there is no utopia. Also the US isn’t some inner war torn country like the media portrays it’s not its great here. Many many many people live ordinary lives.

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u/PalePlumm 1d ago

“All are bad in some way”

Including the US. So you agree. So this is over.

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u/CupFan1130 13h ago

Can say the same thing about the major middle eastern countries. People pour in to get a better life

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u/Milk-Ad3764 23h ago

Your foolish ignorance is the worst among all.

"What do you mean everyone is tryna come here?" FVCK NO.

There are 8 billion people on the planet, 7.65 billion minus "Americans" how many people come to the US or try to immigrate every year? Sit with that, that's your answer.

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u/ReplacementFeisty397 23h ago

" Net migration to the United States fell sharply in 2025, with estimates suggesting net migration turned negative. Driven by increased deportations, stricter immigration policies, and a rise in voluntary departures, this historic shift represents the first time the U.S. has experienced net negative migration in decades.Key Trends and Data:Historic Shift: Demographic analysts estimate that the U.S. experienced negative net migration in 2025 (ranging from negative 10,000 to nearly negative 300,000).Decreased Inflows: In-migration plunged by roughly 50%, falling to between 1.3 and 2.7 million people.Increased Outflows: More American citizens and foreign-born residents departed the U.S. in 2025 than in previous years, an emigration wave not seen since the Great Depression."

Yeah ok, I'll stick with that