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peterdivine

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Date Signed Up:3/28/2014
Last Login:1/12/2016
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#81 - Statistically speaking, if you're lucky enough to win the Powe… 3 hours ago on naw..but maybe 0
#33 - You know what needs to happen now, right? Synch it. 01/09/2016 on heard you talkin shit +1
#41 - How do you tell him to **** off with the entire sphere … 01/09/2016 on That's a big truf....come... +2
#17 - It makes me very nervous when I hear about that cat island in …  [+] (1 new reply) 01/09/2016 on too cute +1
#27 - anon (01/09/2016) [-]
You do realize those cats get fed, right?
#163 - I confess, I've been reading ahead on your site. …  [+] (1 new reply) 01/07/2016 on Carrot and Pepper Ep. 8 0
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#164 - agnaraed (01/07/2016) [-]
I never said this was mine....that's why i put a source in the description to support the author. I just post the stuff here.
#71 - Well, naturally OP's got a bias. It's his story, and the peopl…  [+] (1 new reply) 01/07/2016 on Anon The Border Guard +4
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#74 - donatelo (01/07/2016) [-]
obviously OP's have natural bias...but his bias is incredibly obvious, i mean...lets be honest here.

why would he underplay it when he even admitted to him being angered by them? you dont go through all that, meanwhile put them into an underplayed position...yea they were being in the wrong, but for OP to underplay them and overplay himself would not make sense....if you tried this in court, you would do the opposite (overplay them).
#65 - If you call a serial killer a loser, do no be surprised if he … 01/07/2016 on Anon The Border Guard +5
#59 - Oh, sure they weren't. I bet they were docile as kittens and t…  [+] (6 new replies) 01/07/2016 on Anon The Border Guard +8
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#114 - admiralen (01/07/2016) [-]
Also love how they go "Your laws dont count on me! YOU CANT DO THAT THATS AGAINST THE LAW! I DO NOT CONSENT!"
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#109 - admiralen (01/07/2016) [-]
Love how they all start howling "I DO NOT CONSENT!" like they all read the same article
#97 - grimsho (01/07/2016) [-]
I'm only on the first clip in that video and shit's hilarious.
"Is speeding a crime?"
"Can you prove that I'm driving? Am I driving? No, I'm not, I'm travelling."
Like what the fuck dude.
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#64 - donatelo (01/07/2016) [-]
you are only listening to ops point of view here in determining how they behaved, take into consideration what OP himself said..

>wetbacks
>beaners
>stare at them in disbelief and outright anger
>team laughs (after choosing cambodia)

Couple this, with the fact that he knowingly sent them to the wrong country....you would think that OP would have bias in the way he explained how they behaved.
#71 - peterdivine (01/07/2016) [-]
Well, naturally OP's got a bias. It's his story, and the people who have the other viewpoint on it are in no position to deliver one... geographically speaking. We make assumptions on the facts given to us. You want a perfect understanding of the setting before you render a judgment, you're going to be sitting, waiting, and listening for a while.

For that matter, what makes you think OP overreacted? Maybe he's underplaying what sort of frothing "sovereign citizen" insanity these people put him through.
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#74 - donatelo (01/07/2016) [-]
obviously OP's have natural bias...but his bias is incredibly obvious, i mean...lets be honest here.

why would he underplay it when he even admitted to him being angered by them? you dont go through all that, meanwhile put them into an underplayed position...yea they were being in the wrong, but for OP to underplay them and overplay himself would not make sense....if you tried this in court, you would do the opposite (overplay them).
#52 - **** off, anyone who thinks they can intimidate their w…  [+] (19 new replies) 01/07/2016 on Anon The Border Guard +16
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#55 - donatelo (01/07/2016) [-]
They were obviously in the wrong, but they were hardly being rude or assholes or any other thing that merits the border patrol guy being a complete asshole himeself, so much so as going beyond a reasonable punishment.
#59 - peterdivine (01/07/2016) [-]
Oh, sure they weren't. I bet they were docile as kittens and twice as cooperative. You know what they sounded like in OP's post?

www.youtube.com/watch?v=QCozh_vbYdM

You don't send someone to Cambodia on a lark, man, you do it because they are- and I'm quoting the OP here- "screaming some bullshit clause about they have the right to travel between countries freely because they're not tied to some quasi NAFTA conspiracy of the North American union." The second they got asked for papers, getting into the U.S. WITHOUT border patrol interference was already a non-possibility, so their only options were doing so with border approval. All they had to do was explain that they had no papers, and volunteer their information from there. They didn't. They fought and belittled the system as much as they possibly could, and their contempt was met in kind.
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#114 - admiralen (01/07/2016) [-]
Also love how they go "Your laws dont count on me! YOU CANT DO THAT THATS AGAINST THE LAW! I DO NOT CONSENT!"
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#109 - admiralen (01/07/2016) [-]
Love how they all start howling "I DO NOT CONSENT!" like they all read the same article
#97 - grimsho (01/07/2016) [-]
I'm only on the first clip in that video and shit's hilarious.
"Is speeding a crime?"
"Can you prove that I'm driving? Am I driving? No, I'm not, I'm travelling."
Like what the fuck dude.
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#64 - donatelo (01/07/2016) [-]
you are only listening to ops point of view here in determining how they behaved, take into consideration what OP himself said..

>wetbacks
>beaners
>stare at them in disbelief and outright anger
>team laughs (after choosing cambodia)

Couple this, with the fact that he knowingly sent them to the wrong country....you would think that OP would have bias in the way he explained how they behaved.
#71 - peterdivine (01/07/2016) [-]
Well, naturally OP's got a bias. It's his story, and the people who have the other viewpoint on it are in no position to deliver one... geographically speaking. We make assumptions on the facts given to us. You want a perfect understanding of the setting before you render a judgment, you're going to be sitting, waiting, and listening for a while.

For that matter, what makes you think OP overreacted? Maybe he's underplaying what sort of frothing "sovereign citizen" insanity these people put him through.
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#74 - donatelo (01/07/2016) [-]
obviously OP's have natural bias...but his bias is incredibly obvious, i mean...lets be honest here.

why would he underplay it when he even admitted to him being angered by them? you dont go through all that, meanwhile put them into an underplayed position...yea they were being in the wrong, but for OP to underplay them and overplay himself would not make sense....if you tried this in court, you would do the opposite (overplay them).
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#58 - euskippy (01/07/2016) [-]
>hardly being rude
>Spouting bullshit about free citizen
>Refusing to answer any questions
>making the dudes job hard

They brought it on themselves. Don't follow the law, get consequences.
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#61 - donatelo (01/07/2016) [-]
Like i said, i can agree with someone enforcing the law...

but sending them to cambodia is excessive and an abuse of power since the borderpatrolmen knew where they came from.
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#62 - euskippy (01/07/2016) [-]
Shrug. They don't exist. They have no legal documents. Plus, Cambodia is likely to deny them and ship them off elsewhere again anyway so who the fuck cares
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#66 - donatelo (01/07/2016) [-]
they have documentation in mexico, therefore should have been sent there...he knowingly knew where they came from, yet sent them to the wrong country completely knowing where they came from.

its excessive and abuse of power.
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#68 - euskippy (01/07/2016) [-]
Do they? Because the original post says nothing about that. The fact that they're "from Mexico" is gleaned by the Officer questioning them but that doesn't mean they actually have any documentation there.

In fact. It clearly says Homeland Security interviews and cannot find a single bit of info on them. And straight up tells the guys to "pick a country" which they promptly do.

I'd agree it was an abuse of power if these guys had some kind of documentation anywhere, but they're literally ghosts in the system.
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#69 - donatelo (01/07/2016) [-]
it literally says in the opening statement that they were originally from mexico and brought over to the united states from a young age. This means that there is mexican documentation that they were born in that country.

They picked a country and laughed about it later, laughing about already implies they are shitting all over the situation.

they are ghosts in the united states, but highly doubt they were ghosts in their homecountry.
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#70 - euskippy (01/07/2016) [-]
This post was also written after the fact. Meaning that if they said they were from Mexico, the guy can believe them and write that. And he gave a valid reason as to why he DIDN'T send them back to Mexico.
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#72 - donatelo (01/07/2016) [-]
It was written after the fact, but lets used sterotypes for a second...its highly possible we could pretty much pick out a mexican from a lineup a single mexican and cambodians. choosing cambodia was simply a dick move.

and it was not a valid reason...for the same fact that when you deport an immigrant you dont simply throw them into china when they are from honduras for example.
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#73 - euskippy (01/07/2016) [-]
You can when they don't have any paperwork to back up their "Claim of COuntry of Origin." IF they had paperwork in Mexico, they'd have been sent to Mexico. Because that's the law.

They didn't have any paperwork to prove where they were from so they were sent off to wherever.
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#75 - donatelo (01/07/2016) [-]
being sent to "wherever" before finding a country of origin doesnt make sense. but even then, it also makes me doubt the story even happened. A person would first be detained for a while before being deported...so its highly unlikely they were not able to identify the country of origin in the meantime.
#104 - tarabostes (01/07/2016) [-]
JUST FUCK MY SHIT UP FAM
#43 - It's **** that never made it into movie 5 like this whi…  [+] (2 new replies) 01/07/2016 on [ ] not rekt [✓] rekt 0
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#68 - poelsemutter (01/07/2016) [-]
I hear what you're saying and I agree for the most part, but I do feel like they did good by the Ministry of Magic part. especially The part where Voldemort tries to posses Harry. That felt really powerful in the movie and its probably the ONLY time i liked the movie interpretation better than the book
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#46 - bendingtimeisgood (01/07/2016) [-]
That should have been the one they split into 2 parts, since it's the longest and most packed book.

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