Comments by "Scott Charney" (@scottcharney1091) on "3rd migrant bus from Texas drops asylum seekers off outside the Vice President's residence" video.

  1. Asking for asylum is legal!
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  2. Yes. It's cruel and childish.
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  3. Don't use people as pawns.
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  4. Nobody's angry about the migrants. They're angry about people being trafficked as props.
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  5.  @johnsprague4914  The people on MV pulled together to help the arrivals, then found better accommodations for them. There's no "gotcha" here.
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  6. Nobody's angry about the migrants. They're angry about people being trafficked as props.
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  7. Nobody's angry about the migrants. They're angry about people being trafficked as props.
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  8. Apples and oranges.
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  9.  @junedimond1693  The inhumanity stems from tricking people and trafficking them by surprise to a location that's unprepared for their arrival. There's no burden per se. Asylum seekers should be processed as quickly as possible, and not be used for dangerous stunts.
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  10. Nobody's angry about the migrants. They're angry about people being trafficked as props.
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  11. They know it already. It's the American public that doesn't get it.
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  12. That's not what happened.
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  13. Nobody's angry about the migrants. They're angry about people being trafficked as props.
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  14. Punctuation...
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  15. The cruelty is the point.
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  16. Why?
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  17. Asking for asylum is legal.
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  18. They're not illegal immigrants! Asking for asylum is legal, and yes, the people on the Vineyard did a lot to help, including arranging for transport to a nearby location for more assistance.
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  19.  @barryhoward7284  One can also ask for asylum from within the United States.
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  20.  @steevo8754  Right indeed.
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  21.  @chrish7308  No, that's what they're doing. There's nothing illegal here.
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  22.  @anthony452  Let's try this again. The people of MV stepped up to provide assistance (you saw this, right?). Soon after, the MA state government (GOP governor) stepped in to find a nearby place with more suitable infrastructure to take care of the migrants while they go through the asylum process. In contrast, the migrants were initially given brochures and other promises of various jobs and benefits awaiting them up north. These were lies, which is why it's reminding a lot of people of the Reverse Freedom Rides from the 1960s.
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  23. Human trafficking is not entertaining.
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  24. Disingenuous.
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  25. Nobody's angry about the migrants. They're angry about people being trafficked as props.
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  26. What was that?
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  27. That's not the problem. People aren't angry about the migrants. They're angry about seeing people trafficked as political props.
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  28. Foreign aid is a microscopic part of the budget.
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  29. No. Stop trafficking people.
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  30. Asking for asylum is legal.
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  31. Asking for asylum is legal.
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  32. It's not either/or.
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  33. Asking for asylum is legal.
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  34. Besides, asking for asylum is legal.
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  35. Asking for asylum is legal.
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  36. Yes, as helpful people. Nobody's angry about the migrants. They're angry about people being trafficked as props.
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  37. Nobody's angry about the migrants. They're angry about people being trafficked as props.
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  38.  @michaellovett8773  Nobody's angry about the migrants. They're angry about people being trafficked as props.
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  39. Nobody's angry about the migrants. They're angry about people being trafficked as props.
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  40.  @tomc5799  Ok? You have some really mixed messages there.
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  41. Sadist.
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  42. The "crisis" is due to an asylum protocol that's incredibly complicated, by design.
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  43. Trafficking isn't funny.
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  44. Nobody's angry about the arriving migrants. They're angry about people being trafficked as props.
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  45. Nobody's angry about the arriving migrants. They're angry about people being trafficked as props.
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  46. Nobody's angry about the migrants. They're angry about people being trafficked as props.
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  47.  @jusstmee  The traffickers are people like Abbott & DeSantis's operatives who tricked these migrants and trafficked them a long distance away, to then be deposited by surprise at locations that were not prepared. Nobody's "moving them out" once the migrants arrived. The people of Martha's Vineyard came together and helped the migrants, and then the MA government (with a GOP governor!) stepped in to provide better assistance at a nearby location. Sanctuary cities are locations where local law enforcement will not serve as immigration enforcement. That's a red herring anyway; it's perfectly legal to seek asylum. Biden didn't open the borders. What gives you that idea? Besides, the asylum process takes years to complete, and non-citizens can't vote, so what are you complaining about?
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  48. Asking for asylum is legal.
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  49. Asking for asylum is legal.
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  50.  @jujugohard4289  Asking for asylum is perfectly correct. By the way, there are almost no visas available for lower-skilled workers.
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  51. Nobody's angry about the migrants. They're angry about people being trafficked as props.
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  52. Nobody's angry about the migrants. They're angry about people being trafficked as props.
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  53. He's a sadist.
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  54.  @bobbyd6040  Asking for asylum is legal.
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  55.  @johnsprague4914  The National Guard performs humanitarian missions. That's what this is, albeit a small one. The base on Cape Cod, or wherever they go next, is more suitable; there didn't seem to be the right infrastructure on the island for them to wait while their applications get processed (which can take a long time). The migrants weren't being kicked out. The islanders helped, and then the state (with a GOP Governor) stepped in. That's been made clear, although it's not getting through to Fox & co.
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  56. First, asking for asylum is legal. Second, the rest of what you wrote indicates that you have no idea what you're talking about.
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  57. Preventing people from seeking asylum is a serious crime.
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  58. Nobody's angry about the migrants. They're angry about people being trafficked as props.
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  59. Asking for asylum is legal, and your proposal would be very expensive and cause serious economic damage.
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  60. Nobody's angry about the migrants. They're angry about people being trafficked as props.
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  61. Nobody's angry about the migrants. They're angry about people being trafficked as props.
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  62. To asylum seekers??
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  63. What bullshit do you mean? Sending them to war in the first place was some bullshit; I protested that. The de-institutionalization that began under Carter and was ramped up under Reagan led to the homeless problems we've had since, and that's some bullshit. Governors using asylum seekers as props/pawns is indeed some bullshit. I could go on.
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  64. Nobody's angry about the migrants. They're angry about people being trafficked as props.
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  65. Nobody's angry about the migrants. They're angry about people being trafficked as props.
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  66.  @Mp38482  You're being mean-spirited.
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  67. They're asylum seekers, that's who.
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  68. @Gator Nuggets That's why their cases will be evaluated. That's how it's done.
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  69. No, they are asking for asylum. That's legal.
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  70. Sanctions don't help.
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  71. Nobody's angry about the migrants. They're angry about people being trafficked as props.
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  72. Nobody's angry about the migrants. They're angry about people being trafficked as props.
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  73. Sadist.
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  74.  @nobodyknows2919  How so?
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  75. Nobody's angry about the migrants. They're angry about people being trafficked as props.
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  76. Nobody's angry about the migrants. They're angry about people being trafficked as props.
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  77. What's your point?
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  78. There's nothing fine about trafficking.
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  79. Nobody's angry about the migrants. They're angry about people being trafficked as props.
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  80.  @markveena9900  What BS are you talking about? These are asylum seekers, fleeing violence & persecution.
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