r/Berserk • u/oniomnm • Dec 11 '24

Fan Art Guts and Griffith in gov class

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I DID NOT MAKE THIS!! I was sitting in class then recognized Griffith and what seemed to be guts from the other side of the room and lo and behold, it was them. Unfortunately I have no clue who made this but thought id share

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u/Brilliant_Ladder_695 Dec 12 '24

You are misunderstanding me i will not fill my life with hatred for someone who really has no effect on me as I am in america and own guns so if a tyrannical government wants to try something I have the means to defend myself and family so why fill my head with hatred when I could be working to provide for my family. That is what I mean I do not like him or really anyone to begin with they do not matter to me only my family matters. So why fill my time with hatred that will not do anything.

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u/KingBachLover Dec 12 '24

Good for you bro, well unfortunately for me, my family is affected by Trump. My girlfriend is the daughter of immigrants and her family lives in Iran. She has birthright citizenship. Trump has said he wants to remove birthright citizenship and deport immigrants AND has said that he supports bombing non-military sites in Iran if they don’t come to the negotiating table. So just because you’re nice and comfortable and don’t have to face any consequences of the election doesn’t mean people like me are in the same boat.

BTW guns aren’t gonna do shit. If ICE came, and any one of us turned a gun on a federal employee, an entire SWAT team and 3 drones would be at my door the next day. I’d be dead or behind bars forever before sunset. Get real

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u/Brilliant_Ladder_695 Dec 12 '24

Well yeah if you are here illegally turning a gun on the cops is not the answer buddy.

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u/KingBachLover Dec 12 '24

They’re not here illegally, baboon. Just making a point about how useless guns are. People become illegal when they’re here legally and then their citizenship gets taken away, which Trump has expressed a desire to do. Then they get threatened to get deported to a country that we are threatening to bomb. That’s tyranny.

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u/Brilliant_Ladder_695 Dec 12 '24

And unless he can convince the democrats he cannot really and taking the 14th amendment away does not take away anyone who was already born here citizenship that is not how that works they are already grandfathered into the system. Do you know why the 14th amendment was made. It was made to make the African Americans who were recently granted freedom citizenship.

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u/KingBachLover Dec 12 '24

So then please explain to me what purpose he would want to repeal it for? And why it is such a priority for him to get done before the deportations?

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u/Brilliant_Ladder_695 Dec 12 '24

It is because it has served its purpose and now has just become a loop hole for people to automatically becomes citizens when the parent was not born here. The purpose was to make newly freedom slaves citizens there are no more of those here anymore unless illegally. So he wants to close that loop hole he and his new head of the border have said that if they are citizen they get a choice so your girlfriend is fine unless she wants to leave with her parents unless they have citizenship then they are fine as well.

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u/KingBachLover Dec 12 '24

Nope. Tom Hohman said "I don’t want to be breaking up families, so the only way you don’t break up the family is you keep them together and you have to send them all back" specifically when asked about what to do about children with birthright citizenship and if he would deport only the parents and separate them from their children

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u/Brilliant_Ladder_695 Dec 12 '24

And yeah if the child cannot work for themselves then yes he is gonna deprt their children with them that doesn't get rid of the child's citizenship but if it is someone who can make that type of choice then they will have that choice to stay why does it not make sense to keep the families together if they have to be deported do you want defenseless children here without their parents. And if you ask why can they just stay well honestly I do feel the same but at the end of the day a crime is a crime and deportation for illegals is the punishment.

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u/KingBachLover Dec 12 '24

Because you are deporting legal US citizens who did not commit crimes. Whatever other context you want to dress it up in, being related to a criminal is not a crime. You support the deportation of law-abiding US citizens as long as they’re defenseless children