Comments by "MilesBellas" (@MilesBellas) on "CBS Boston" channel.

Melania Knauss (her maiden name) first came to the US in August 1996 on a B1/B2 “tourist visa.” Tourist visas allow someone to stay in the US for six months, but they can’t seek employment in the US during that time. Then on October 18, 1996, the AP found, she got an H-1B visa for “skilled workers” allowing her to work legally in the US as a model. The problem is that the AP’s documentation shows that Melania was “paid for 10 modeling assignments between September 10 and October 15” — while she was still on the tourist visa. In other words, she was working on a visa that didn’t legally permit her to work — and thus was violating the terms by which she’d been allowed to come to the US.
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Dogs are evolved from wolves. Wolves attack the sick and injured. Dog are not humans in fur suits.
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Allyn Howell Should Melania and her family be jailed, fined and deported for immigration violations too? Opening a door is a crime ?
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Melania Knauss (her maiden name) first came to the US in August 1996 on a B1/B2 “tourist visa.” Tourist visas allow someone to stay in the US for six months, but they can’t seek employment in the US during that time. Then on October 18, 1996, the AP found, she got an H-1B visa for “skilled workers” allowing her to work legally in the US as a model. The problem is that the AP’s documentation shows that Melania was “paid for 10 modeling assignments between September 10 and October 15” — while she was still on the tourist visa. In other words, she was working on a visa that didn’t legally permit her to work — and thus was violating the terms by which she’d been allowed to come to the US.
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@soulbasedliving Melania will never be brought to trial. The US is now about the rich people doing what they want to...... . Ego absolutism and war against poor....... instead of creating practical human social solutions....... has created the greatest number of prisoners in the history of any civilizations in the history of the world, . BTW I am not against Melania, I am pro Melania..... she should have worked...... I am anti absolutism, anti violence and and anti gun ownership by civilians who are not Police or military, anti prisons/guns as a solution for every social issue.......anti over reaction and anti the Venezuelan election interference and war for oil. Jailing a judge for opening a door is extreme and absurd. .
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Melania too? Melania Knauss (her maiden name) first came to the US in August 1996 on a B1/B2 “tourist visa.” Tourist visas allow someone to stay in the US for six months, but they can’t seek employment in the US during that time. Then on October 18, 1996, the AP found, she got an H-1B visa for “skilled workers” allowing her to work legally in the US as a model. The problem is that the AP’s documentation shows that Melania was “paid for 10 modeling assignments between September 10 and October 15” — while she was still on the tourist visa. In other words, she was working on a visa that didn’t legally permit her to work — and thus was violating the terms by which she’d been allowed to come to the US. .
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It looks beautiful .......before it goes to mush and ice : that's when it gets dangerous.....
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@Robert Smith Immigration policy is for everyone. Laws are for everyone. Question is : why are some people not prosecuted? Let's see the facts of a parallel situation..... Melania Knauss (her maiden name before it becameTrump) first came to the US in August 1996 on a B1/B2 “tourist visa.” Tourist visas allow someone to stay in the US for six months, but they can’t seek employment in the US during that time. On October 18, 1996 she got an H-1B visa for “skilled workers” allowing her to work legally in the US as a model. Problem is: Melania was “paid for 10 modeling assignments between September 10 and October 15” — while she was still on the tourist visa. She was working on a visa that didn’t legally permit her to work — and thus was violating the terms by which she’d been allowed to come to the US. The majority of illegal migrant workers do that. Melania Trump too should be prosecuted if there is to be justice ? is absolutism a huge stumbling block for real world practicality?
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@Robert Smith Parallel situation : Immigration status violation.
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@Robert Smith Your fallacious response is in contradiction to the article then?
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Addiction : another reason why treatment centres are so vital..... always prevent escalation.
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immigration is an issue but excessively blaming one person is no solution......
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@rickysnail1470 Meaningless response. Ad Hominem fallacy created by cognitive dissonance. Your insult originates in your own mind and is a projection of itself. Face facts......opening a door is nor a criminal act in itself, no crime has been proven and the first lady of a Republican President, Melania Trump, was herself in violation of her visa status also. Should ICE agents arrest the first lady and deport her family? Or are laws and convictions only for the poor?
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@rickysnail1470 "typical liberal response" no it's not "typically" anything.... why are you parroting generic idioms? . You realise judges know the laws? Should the first lady be arrested and jailed by ICE for immigration violations and her family deported? or are laws just for poor people?
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bad decision making Rob Low Sport What analogy? Melania working illegally IS A CRIME......it is an equivalence not an analogy. Face your cognitive dissonance. You would be baying for Melania's deportation if she hadn't married Donald Trump. You are a lackey to money not justice?
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She was born is Slovenia. Melania Knauss (her maiden name) first came to the US in August 1996 on a B1/B2 “tourist visa.” Tourist visas allow someone to stay in the US for six months, but they can’t seek employment in the US during that time. Then on October 18, 1996, the AP found, she got an H-1B visa for “skilled workers” allowing her to work legally in the US as a model. The problem is that the AP’s documentation shows that Melania was “paid for 10 modeling assignments between September 10 and October 15” — while she was still on the tourist visa. In other words, she was working on a visa that didn’t legally permit her to work — and thus was violating the terms by which she’d been allowed to come to the US.
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Alesandro Gaona Ad Hominem Fallacy Your frustration is based in your unwillingness to learn. Your insults are projections of yourself. . .
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Alesandro Gaona Melania Trump, just like many people ICE are arresting etc.... was in violation of her visa. . The absolutism expressed towards such people is as excessive and small minded as people calling for a judge to be jailed for opening a door.
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@patriciamaloney4158 Melania country! Slovenian models need no visas !
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@anycaliber9086 Ad Hominem Fallacy. The "hatred," is in your head. Stating the fact that billionaires don't follow immigration laws, or the hypocrisy of marrying a woman who was an illegally working migrant from Slovenia while building a wall to stop others doing the same as her is not hatred...... it is fact.. Instead of lying to yourself and defending rich people who neither know or care about you...why not face reality and stop accusing others for telling the truth and facing reality you avoid? . You think Trump cares about you. Mnuchin made himself wealthy by becoming a vulture to foreclosure. They make profit how?
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@EJSFilms2K The Judge, an American citizen, opens a door .....and gets 20 years, while Melania, works illegally, breaking her visa, but since she married a US billionaire real estate developer, is now the first lady. "A Massachusetts judge and a former court officer are being charged by federal authorities for allegedly helping an immigrant flee Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) by letting him slip through a rear courthouse door. They were indicted on Thursday for obstruction of justice and other federal charges which carry a sentence of up to 20 years in prison" Ever wondered about the over reliance on Police to create Prisons For Profit.
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@EJSFilms2K "you're doing..." Ad Hominem fallacy. Research the facts instead of deluding yourself.
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@soulbasedliving The point I am making with Melania is that the Donald Trump's obsession with immigration is slightly hypocritical ....... I agree in controls..... 20 years and disbarring for opening a door is excessive. Military Police smashing down doors is like WWII. The must be better ways that are more humane.
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@UnEqual Reality Immigration law is the subject
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Betty Harrison no, the judge could not become a working judge in the US without permits ie passport
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@jessdodge5177 Intent is not the issue.... hypocrisy is.
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@jessdodge5177 Violation of visa ? Melania would have beeen arrested by ICE. There is a hypocrisy to marrying someone who violated their visa while arresting others who did the same.
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@jessdodge5177 He marries a migrant who worked in the US illegally. It's only ok with you because she married the President. Cognitive Dissonance Hypocrisy. .
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@RememberAuroraColoradoUSA You resort to a generic, childish insult because of cognitive dissonance? You are frustrated by the hypocrisy of reality? Maybe stop following and defending the behaviour of others as though you had anything to do with the situation. . You didn't. In fact the "troll" is a projection of yourself......a reflection of the limitations of your mind not reality. . Stating facts that reveal hypocrisy is essential to understanding. .
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@RememberAuroraColoradoUSA "billionaire"..... . The topic is not wealth it is hypocrisy. Why state peripheral facts to distract? . Trump married a migrant woman who illegally violated her visa status, and under current law created by the President, would be sent to a migrant camp, processed and deported. . THAT is the hypocrisy. . The President married exactly the same person he is deporting. . There are limitations to egocentrism. It is ok for him....but not ok for anyone else? Isn't that hypocrisy? .
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@RememberAuroraColoradoUSA The topic isn't me... You wrote another Ad Hominem Fallacy. Try addressing reality instead of distracting? . Melania violated her visa status before she was married. Under current law she would be arrested, placed into a migrant camp and later deported. . Are laws only for people who are not rich?
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@RememberAuroraColoradoUSA Melania over stayed her visa and worked illegally. Many people from Mexico who did the same as Melania are arrested, placed in detention centers and deported. These are proven facts. Maybe Google "logical fallacies" if you struggle with basic Latin?
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@RememberAuroraColoradoUSA Melania Trump obtained US citizenship on a visa reserved for immigrants with "extraordinary ability" and "sustained national and international acclaim", according to a report in the Washington Post. Nicknamed the "Einstein Visa", the EB-1 is in theory reserved for people who are highly acclaimed in their field - the government cites Pulitzer, Oscar, and Olympic winners as examples - as well as respected academic researchers and multinational executives. Melania first came to the US from Slovenia on 27 August 1996, on a B1/B2 visitor visa and then obtained an H-1B work visa on 18 October 1996. The documents obtained by the AP show she was paid for 10 modeling assignments between 10 September and 15 October, during a time when her visa allowed her generally to be in the US and look for work but not perform paid work. The documents examined by the AP indicate that the modeling assignments would have been outside the bounds of her visa. Melania worked illegally. Who are ICE arresting ?
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@RememberAuroraColoradoUSA The information previously stated is proven fact. Pick any source..... The US is full of "foreigners". You are writing in a foreign language. Melania was from Slovenia. Trump's parents too..... Try addressing the topic.... This isn't condemnation of Melania, it makes sense to do that. It also makes sense to try to normalize Mexico. Point is: hypocrisy must be addressed.
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"As Mankind becomes more liberal, they will be more apt to allow that all those who conduct themselves as worthy members of the community are equally entitled to the protections of civil government. I hope ever to see America among the foremost nations of justice and liberality.” ― George Washington
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@chistinebinning6768 Meaningless. Learn silence, nature and stop your egotistical condescension for false superiority.
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@jllrue As Mankind becomes more liberal, they will be more apt to allow that all those who conduct themselves as worthy members of the community are equally entitled to the protections of civil government. I hope ever to see America among the foremost nations of justice and liberality. George Washington
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Cognitive Dissonance. So you redefine words when you can't face reality ? You could make your own Ronkostars Dictionary?
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If you hate liberals you are in the wrong country. Move to Saudi Arabia or North Korea....they hate liberal freedoms too. America’s founding fathers were classical liberals, meaning they favored liberty, private property, capitalism, freedom of religion, and a limited Republican style of government. In fact, the founding fathers of America weren’t just “liberals”, they were Republicans, Federalists, and Democrats too. They were Patriots, they were a lot of things, but one thing they weren’t were monarchists or loyalists to the crown.
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@rationalwrongthink No. The point is that many commenters posting, hunger blindly towards extremism, yet will ignore that absolutism readily if the situation impacts them or their political leaders...... it's hypocritical. Life is about dealing with practical reality.
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@LPH-11 Try writing a real comment instead of a generic, non sequitur idiom?
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0:47 too many prisoners too many ruined lives prisons for profit do not benefit society this is why some groups refuse to talk with Police....... mixed messages and over reaction = creating misery not benefitting society
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Melania too?
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