A monstrosity of a word, a monstrosity of a policy.<\/p>\n
Whenever I hear news people repeat Trump administration minions when they call children “ineligible to be returned to their parents…” I get…<\/p>\n
No words.<\/p>\n
Let’s make this simple. There are parents and by definition they have children. Parents and children belong together. No outside force has the moral authority to label these children “ineligible.”<\/p>\n
I realize there’s a prissy reluctance among respectable media figures to compare this to Nazi Germany. I’m not reluctant. I have read numerous histories of the Third Reich. Hitler’s war criminal cohort used words like “ineligible.” That’s how they marked, tattooed really, their vulnerable victims.<\/p>\n
I don’t know what to do except to write this.<\/p>\n
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A monstrosity of a word, a monstrosity of a policy. Whenever I hear news people repeat Trump administration minions when they call children “ineligible to be returned to their parents…” I get… No words. Let’s make this simple. There are … Continue reading