18 Replies to “When Compassion meets Competence”

  1. And not a single case of Virus reported.
    When you don’t test, you can’t report any cases.

    1. *
      “a pod that’s designed to hold 80 people
      that’s currently holding 709”

      and it’s still better than living in mexico.

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      1. If they were allowed to stay in Mexico, big if, they would have to find employment and shelter on their own hook. Who wants that? Obamaland will provide for them once they are processed through the cattle chutes. Did you think these people were Mexicans? Most likely from Guatemala and Honduras or “Indios” from Oaxaca.

  2. Put them on cattle cars, push the cars across the border let the humanitarian shithole of Mexico sort them out. There, problem solved.

  4. Replace the wire walls with plastic and voila no more inhuman cages just friendly pods.

        1. It’s biaxially-oriented polyethylene terephthalate. Polyester. It does not biodegrade at all, although many believe that biodegradation is desirable. No doubt its use in the pods will kill the pods of whales or something.

          Tin is a non-toxic, natural metallic element. It too does not biodegrade, it chemically reacts and such degradation is undesirable, as it is easily, quickly and infinitely recyclable.

          Like carbon.

  5. Ohhhhhhhh mommmmaaaaaa … but the evil Orange Man would have had these kids banished to the Mexican side of the border where they would be kept in Rape Houses … and Starved … while they waited for their asylum Hearing. Ohhhhhhhh Mommmmmmaaaaa … that sweet, nice, old grandpa-President is at least keeping the kids safe. Right?

    /sarc.

    1. Dano, smart cars for 2 only hold a dozen, and that is why there were 25 in that SUV:-)))

  8. Shlick . headed for Canada or California, etc., when they can have our money plus free homes.

  9. Such a sad state of affairs. This is probably the most humane version of human trafficking (still despicable).

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