Comments by "Grey Matters" (@o0GrayMatters0o) on "Migrants at the Border Feel They Have No Choice But to Enter the U.S. Illegally (HBO)" video.

  1. yeah, those pesky annoying hungry women and children are a nuisance aren't they
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  2. yeah, some shallow old money guy is bound to take her in as a nanny/helper
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  3. definitely not scripted or dialogued or edited into an easily digestible narrative to be consumed by ad revenue generating light beer drinking bigots.
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  4.  @Demigod08  i am a refugee from post-communist Poland when the state declared martial law and tanks were cruising through the public streets. My Mom was pregnant with me at the time. She told me that only vinegar and salt were available on the shelves in those days and you needed a voucher to make a significant purchase like shoes or other quality goods. I was born in a refugee camp in Austria where a bunch of Middle Eastern refugees are house on this day. i guess my opinion is a little bit biased for that reason, and i can sense your frustration but i don't know enough of the local news to really make a call. i agree with the biological family thing and and know all too well about the reality of trafficking for benefits or money but i never thought for a second about that in this case. i do know damn well that desperate times will lead to desperate measures. i've seen enough to know there are two sides to everything. a man with the last name Rojas definitely didn't come here from England hundreds of years ago, and as for the legalities, whether it's dem or rep doesnt make two drops of piss difference to moves like this. people caught in that duality really don't know shit. these moves are made decades ahead of time, and are well thought out by men without allegiance to this or that country. it's a large strategy of some sort and only time will tell what the plan was. i know history, and i know a litle about tactics and strategy. i know when to pump my brakes and when to press forward man, but unfortunately i don't know enough to take sides with anyone that is too extreme on either end of the spectrum. there's way too many things going on to get distracted by the details, and hunger has the power to make murderers of men. but i live in California and up until now this video and the news is my only source of info. i know some people out in Texas and I know one thing for sure, it's not the same as it was and I really don't think it intends on ever being that way again. my only recommendation to you is to know where you come from if you wanna know where you're going
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  5.  @Demigod08  Well then Frank Rojas, what is your last name? And where did the name Rojas come from? Did you just make it up for Youtube? As for coming in "the right way," any way you can find food to eat and also find shelter is the right way as long as nobody gets hurt in the process. It seems so hypocritical for people to be angry at hard-working immigrants while the lazy thieves rob this country blind does it not? I mean, who's really hurting the country!? Just because you or I got here earlier or in time does not make it any more "right" then those who are now forced to do whatever they can to get a piece of the pie. Don't be sorry for what happened to me man, my parents were the ones that suffered. I was six months old when I got here, I don't remember a thing. The only thing I remember is never suffering and always having more than enough food and water to drink, and access to all the pleasures and luxuries of the good life. Infrastructure, technologies, amenities, access to education and employment, with ample goods and services, all just flowing like a faucet. I'm grateful man, I've had it really good. The only difference between people like myself and others is I've travelled a bit, and I know that I've had it good. That's why I sympathize with humans like me who simply want the same chance. Who am I to tell them no Frank Rojas?
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